Super friendly people, fun place, we will definitely be back for some more awesome vintage vinyl.read more

From the owner: S and S Trading Co is a home furnishings, gifts, decor, and more consignment store. We have an…read moreextreme variety of new, repurposed, vintage, & artisan items for around the house. There are over 200 vendors under one roof, so there's something 4 everyone!

Stumbled across this gem while out for lunch. It has housewares, accessories, a few shoes and…read moreclothing for women/men/children! The owner has a really good eye. I was impressed by the selection of vintage denim. I'm obsessed with denim but I stayed away from purchasing any today. However a beautiful woven straw & leather bag caught my attention. I knew it was mine to have once I checked out the inside, it's lined in a canvas or I believe linen material. Made in Italy, everything was right about it! Even the price for all the bargain hunters! Check out the shop, the owner is lovely! She's only been open since April, support a local business in downtown Green Bay!!!

New shop in Green Bay, Vintage Lair is one of the neatest stores I've been to in a very long time…read more Clothes, knickknacks, books, and other items from the 1950s (and older) to the 1990s are available. The owner, Jennifer, is one of the friendliest, helpful people you are likely to meet. Do yourself a favor and check this place out. You will NOT be disappointed.

This Goodwill is very similar to most in the quality and variety of their merchandise. The prices…read moreare reasonable to inexpensive. The only thing I don't like about this store is the clothing racks. They have markers on the rack designating the size. There are other sizes mixed in. Not just an odd one or two, but many. They don't separate the shirts by sleve length or type. There were dress shirts, flannel shirts, sweaters, and sweat shirts all on the same rack.

Great store! Lots of good merchandise good brands max studio, old navy etc, high quality clothes…read morein good condition Some stuff can be a little expensive could be a little cheaper but I am also just a cheapskate. most clothes are $5-7 some dresses like $10. There is half off color tag days Also a $1.99 section which is great I found a few things there. I had an issue of finding too much stuff and spending $70 oops. Very clean well maintained well organized store. Easy and fun to sort through.

I have been here repeatedly over the past 5 years. Each time I have scored some amazing deals. You…read morehave to frequent just like ANY thrift store. I find that their prices are lower than Goodwill and St Vincent's and the staff is so amazing and helpful!! Check it out.., if you're a treasure hunter you won't want to miss this sweet spot;-)

I stopped in today for the first time in approx 8-9 months. While I like the selection & pricing is…read moregood, the volunteers are the RUDEST ladies I've ever come across in that type of position. I have an online thrift store. I spend a lot of money at thrift stores for my inventory. While shopping today, Wednesday 8-30-2023, I wanted to look at some dollhouse furniture. At the same time, a volunteer wanted to get into that very small corner. No excuse me, just a loud sigh & dirty look!! The ladies checking out were so busy gossiping about another volunteer that they could not say hello or thank you or even acknowledge I was there!! Great display of your Christian values!! I've removed this story from my list when I'm in the Appleton area.

The heel of an old boot came off because I am lazy, and used my other shoe to pry it off... instead…read moreof unlacing it and taking it off the right way. (My mother would have been pissed). I was mad because even though the boats were old, they were in great shape and most likely hard to replace. Instead of throwing them out, I took them to Molly's. It think I was charge $12 and he fixed both boots like brand new! So worth it. The shop is really cool. Smells like leather and shoe polish (in a good way) and even though the place was tiny... it was packed with a lot of neat stuff. I would say, stop in and walk around... but you literally only have to spin around to see the whole showroom! Owner was really friendly and he did a great job. Nice to support small, local businesses. Especially when they do a great service.

I told my wife I didn't have to wear pants. The sign says "please wear a mask, pants are…read moreoptional". Molly's is an old school business. Yes, the place smells of leather and oil. The place is small; but packed full of good stuff. Where else can you find mustache wax and beard oil? Need a hat or a Sheboygan t-shirt, here's where you can find you heart's desire. But the main attraction here is the owner. Kevin is a character right out of the 19th century. I call that a compliment as I am straight out of the same century. A century of individualism, hard work and honesty. My wife needed two pairs of boot repaired. Kevin did a fine job on both. Mind you Kevin is on island time. Be prepared to wait a week or more to get your job done. The job will be done perfectly; but if you're impatient or have entitlement issues you might want to go else where. In a consumption, throw away society this place makes a stand against wasting leather. I used to have a favorite leather conditioner called Lexol. Unfortunately it is no longer made. I asked Kevin what he had. He showed us several products and we picked the one he recommended. His expertise about treating and preserving leather was good enough for me. Kevin is a really nice guy who is genuinely glad to have you in his store. If you need any leather repair, leather products or some free advice, it would behoove you to stop in this unique little place. Get your favorite old boots repaired. Heck, you never know when you might need some mustache wax.

I had the most wonderful experience picking up my jewelry today. From start to finish, the entire…read moreprocess felt thoughtful, professional, and genuinely welcoming. The staff made me feel valued and never rushed, and they took the time to walk me through each piece carefully. The craftsmanship is stunning -- every detail is exactly what I hoped for (if not better). You can truly tell they take pride in the quality of their work and the stones they select. Purchasing fine jewelry should feel special, and they absolutely delivered. I left feeling excited, confident, and already planning my next visit. Highly recommend!

We are currently talking to Katherine on hold, listening to her tell another employee that my wife…read moremade her so mad she wants to punch her. What did she do to deserve that customer service? My wife asked for an itemized receipt to explain additional newly added costs, they refused, then she asked for a refund, they refused. Katherine got aggravated and demeaning when asked to see my wife's point of view, and they went back and forth. No one yelled and nothing personal or rude was said. Katherine then agreed to a refund, put us on hold and went around the office telling people my wife was mean and screaming (she wasn't). I don't know if Katherine knew she was on speaker phone but we started recording because she was misrepresenting what happened. But then Katherine vented to a co-worker and threatened to punch my wife. We have it on recording in case of legal needs, but you might want to know the employees at this business are this unstable when asked for itemized invoices. I'm sure she made a mistake and was just defensive, but the way she emotionally escalated this was really inappropriate and then threatening. Not sure if they know they still have us on hold but now Katherine is talking to Bob in the background.

The store was really nice. Too bad the service there wasn't the best. The elderly man was SO rude…read more Didn't say hi. Didn't say anything as I complemented the store, didn't say anything while I made my purchase. I went back the next day to exchange a shirt and I asked the lady for an extra bag and told her I'd pay for it if it wasn't free and she made a big deal about it. Then she threw the bag at me after I purchased the other shirt. I will never spend my hard earned money there EVER again.

Make sure you understand the return policy thoroughly before making a purchase. I bought a Sherpa…read morepullover for my daughter here on Small Business Saturday, intending to give it as a Christmas gift. As a first time shopper, I asked about the return policy and was told it could be returned for in-store credit. The sleeves proved too short, so I tried to return the purchase today. Initially the cashier said there was a 10 day return policy on clothing and refused the return. I explained the information I had been given, but since it was seasonal, she would only make an exception to exchange it for the same clothing item. She referred me to the back of the price tag, which does explain the policy; but what I was verbally told was different. Well, a larger size doesn't have longer sleeves, but since I had no alternative, I made an exchange. I said that as a first time shopper, it didn't give me a good impression of the store. Nothing more was said. (BTW, the item is now on sale for 20% off vs my 10% discount. Bottom line, I thought this might become a store I would shop frequently, but now I will not return. I try to shop local, but with policies like this, it's no wonder larger stores are winning the retail race.

St. Vincent DePaul Plymouth Wi store is amazing! The workers are very helpful! You never know what…read moreyou will find.

Today, I got my son a mattress and box spring at furniture store in Plymouth, Wisconsin…read more They were out of metal frames. Our sales person suggested we try the thrift store in the same strip mall. I found a twin/full metal frame that I wanted to buy. They were on the sales floor in a 55 gallon barrel with the top cut off. Before I could reach for it, I was told that I can't just free roam the furniture area. I saw other people (woman) looking, so I asked the woman why. She told me that fear people will switch tags. I informed her that I want to buy a twin/full metal bed frame. All the metal bed frames of that style were marked $25.00. In an effort to nice about it, I asked if she could call up the register. Then inform they it was $25. She wouldn't do that. I had to wait for a male employee to show up. He showed up 20 mins later. She watched me the entire top we waited. When he arrived, I told him I wanted to buy a twin/full bed frame. He looked at me funny. I was questioned as why I pick up it up, and take it to the register. My son pointed at the woman, and she unleashed hell on my 9 year old son. She used curse words and called us "tag switchers". In an effort to defend my son, I informed her all the ones of that style were $25. I suggested that cashiers knew they were all $25, and the woman unleashed hell on me. In an effort to avoid any further issue, I asked the male to walk us to the door of the store. I didn't want to give the woman the opportunity to say we stole something. As we walked to the door, the woman screamed at us at top of her lungs. When I saw the frames were $25, I was happy. The furniture store wanted $79.99. I would have gladly paid $25 for one. This woman thought I guilty of trying to switch tags, so I was automatically guilty. Not all white men are bad. Please, stop judging us!