Great place for western and rock'n'roll clothing and accessories. Owner was super cool and very…read moreinformative. You must stop here if you're shopping on Newbury St.

Funky little place. Nice people and helpful staff. Got a great cowboy hat and a pair of gloves…read more Lots of other cool stuff here. Worth checking out if you're on Newburyport Street.

Heard about this place on Tik Tok so I had to check it out. They have two stores with one of them…read morebeing a bit smaller and the other store having the charm bar and more clothing. I immediately went to the charm bar and was so happy to see the prices were affordable. For the necklace it was $20 and each charm costing $5. For an additional $5 you could have a staff member assemble your necklace which I opted for. Sam was super helpful with suggesting how to spread out the charms to make sure they looked good. I am super happy with how it turned out. I will have to be back to see more of their clothing options because they had a good variety! Definitely give them a visit.

This place popped up in my search for vintage stores in Cambridge. I happened to visit the day they…read morewere doing a digital camera pop-up, so there was a long line to get Canon and Nikon vintage cameras for just under $200. One of my friends was interested in this event, so I got to look at the clothing while we waited. They have some very nice jeans that were in the $30-$70 range. It seemed like a contrasting mix of cool finds but also older style clothing that could have come from a TJ Maxx. They had jackets that looked like ones my parents had worn years ago and now keep in the back of a closet. Overall, there was a nice selection but personally I thought the quality was variable, and most items seemed overpriced for how they looked.

Incredible atmosphere. Lots of fun finds - vintage clothing, jewelry, watches, bags, home decor,…read moresmall furniture. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the Cambridge area.

Retrospect is a vintage and thrift store in Harvard Square and one of the better curated secondhand…read moreshops in the Cambridge and Boston area. We walked into a space that covers clothing, furniture, lamps, jewelry, vintage tech including audio equipment and cameras, and housewares. The range across those categories is genuinely broad for a store of this size. The clothing leans toward well preserved vintage pieces rather than the more chaotic mixed inventory we have seen at larger thrift chains, and the curation reflects real attention to what ends up on the floor. Jewelry is priced affordably, and the watches come with resizing and battery replacement available, a small service detail that makes the secondhand watch section more accessible than it would otherwise be. Furniture and lamps are all for sale alongside the clothing, which gives the store a layered quality that rewards slower browsing. Pricing is reasonable for the quality and condition of what is on offer, particularly given the Harvard Square location where most retail runs at a premium. For vintage shopping in Cambridge, Retrospect is the kind of place that rewards repeat visits as the inventory turns over consistently enough that something new surfaces each time.

Friends + Family is a vintage clothing and home goods store in Harvard Square with a rotating…read moreinventory and a well considered aesthetic that makes it worth stopping into if you are already in the area. We walked into a space that feels curated rather than packed, with the kind of selection that rewards slower browsing. The inventory covers vintage clothing, watches, and home goods across a range of styles, and the curation leans toward quality over volume in a way that separates it from the more packed thrift format we have seen elsewhere. The stock turns over regularly enough that repeat visits tend to surface something new. The home goods section in particular gets positive attention from visitors who were not necessarily expecting that side of the shop. The store is dog friendly, a small detail that adds to the casual neighborhood feel of the place. Pricing runs higher than a standard thrift shop, and we noticed some items are priced well above their actual origin or value. There have been items we found that are fast fashion or dropshipped but are being priced as vintage, which is a meaningful concern for anyone shopping here specifically for authentic secondhand pieces. Paying attention to what you are buying and cross referencing pricing on anything that seems unclear before purchasing is worth doing. For a vintage stop in Harvard Square that delivers on aesthetic but requires a careful eye at the register, Friends + Family is a pleasant browse with a caveat.

I discovered friends + family via TikTok & decided to come check the store out today!…read more friends + family is a rather new vintage clothing shop located on Mass Ave, by Harvard Sq. Parking can be found on the street; we were able to snatch a spot easily on a Sunday afternoon. They have a spectacular selection of great quality clothing. They've got separate rooms, where they showcase statement pieces. I really enjoyed the room that has the brand "MICH"... the designs of this clothing line definitely caught my eye. I did some digging & discovered that the MICH brand is Boston's very own, how cool! BEAUTIFULLY CURATED. This vintage clothing store is a bit pricey but the quality of all their pieces seem to be amazing so definitely worth checking out!

Mia rooftop next to Umbria is an amazing experience! The ambiance, the drinks, the food are all…read moreamazing! Drink menu and wine list are second to none! You are part of the dePasquale experience there for sure. But the key to the experience are the bartenders, servers and hostesses. Friendly, engaging, and professional and very customer service oriented. Kerri was a difference maker in the 4 times I have been here so far and I will come back!!!

Cute, affordable clothing and accessories! Helpful friendly staff. The only drawback I see is the…read morereturn policy. I am shipping this to my niece and if it doesn't work for her, we may not be able to get it back in time.

First, not sure why all the negative reviews. Kindly ignore Kathryn D from 2017 and more recently…read moreJean C's negative complaining reviews. The prices are fair. This is a charity. I just snagged two shirts today for $10 for the two. One was a Eileen Fisher. I picked up another lovely 100 percent linen shirt with a designer label for $5 bucks a couple of weeks ago - retails for around $200. I don't wear conservative - these were nice basic shirts and in style. The ladies have always been nice to me. And if you think a small charity shop, such as this, takes credit cards, which charge swipe fees for each transaction which for little business like this one would be prohibitive, guess again. So warp back into reality and bring cash. The place is small but if you hit it right, you can get some good stuff and it is for a good cause.

Whether the ladies are nice or salty is a crapshoot. They just DOUBLED the price of sweaters and…read moreblazers, I can see a dollar or two, because of inflation, but double? These are DONATED items given to a place that doesn't have to pay RENT or TAXEs and is run by UNAPAID volunteers. They have no overhead whatsoever, maybe a light bill? Do they really need to jack up the prices? This has to be the richest church in the United States, maybe out done by someplace in New York LA.. The last three times I went , I saw the ladies take first pick of the best of hats, scarves and jewelry. I asked one of the ladies to hold some items because I didn't have cash and they were closing.- she didn't bother even putting a note on the bag, and they put the items back out on the floor to be sold and were all gone when I went back to retrieve them! What's the point of having a thrift store if people can't even thrift here

I was sad, but slightly relieved, when good closed. It was too tempting to pass on my way to the T…read moreevery day! Now, welcome Ouimillie-- which is even MORE irresistible! Ugh. I can't win... or I can't lose? The vibe is similar to good in that you walk in and immediately want to buy EVERYTHING (and your wallet is like hey maybe no?), but it's a very different style. Where good was minimalist and only sold the Hamptons palette of white/gray/navy, Ouimillie takes a much more bold approach. Their clothing is so unique that at first, I thought it was all vintage. But no! It's a carefully curated collection of French, German, and Danish designers. From dip dyed tshirt dresses to sleek white blazers to cool girl jeans, they've got a little bit of everything. Prices are in line with what'd you expect from a boutique in Beacon Hill selling obscure designer brands, in the neighborhood of $200/blouse. Expensive? Yes. But not out of line with comps and their stuff is all really unique. They also have a gorgeous collection of home goods (I want all the gold ceramic bowls!), the cutest tiny leather purses in all colors and finishes, and a ton of jewelry. And candles. Of course there's candles.

I love small, curated shops like this one. I was passing by on Charles St. one day and happenned to…read morestop inside - they have a lot of hard to find stateside brands like Baum und Pferdgarten and other European designers. It's a well curated selection, and you can reallllly tell that each product is selected with care. They're not just trying to shove all the latest trends at you like department stores, they're taking the time to really show you QUALITY pieces. That being said, the prices are high but I'm a quality over quantity person. Great for browsing too if you're in the area on a weekend. They don't get many pieces in the same style, so if you wait on it there's a big change you won't get your hands on it (I learned the hard way!).

New clothing store on Newbury Street! They sell vintage clothing and accessories from a ton of…read moredifferent brands, and have a fitting room so you can try on pieces. Staff was friendly as well. This is their second location, first one being in Allston. Check it out!

I just stopped in to use the photobooth. I read that it only takes cash, which is true - only $1s…read moreand $5s. It's $5 for 2 photostrips. You can fit 1-2 people in the booth and it's right at the entrance tot he store