The staff here is amazing and is a major reason why I come back-…read more but with this new boutique all of their good stuff goes to it and so there really isn't anything to thrift clothing wise, and when you do find something you want to try on they give you a poncho that who knows has had on before you and then you have to awkwardly change in front of everyone. If they have no problem charging $80 dollars for a shirt they should at least provide a dressing room to match that price/ service. Js

We need more thrift shops like this! All proceeds go directly to benefit the local humane society,…read morewhich makes shopping here feel even better. The shop is incredibly dog-friendly - the staff are all volunteers and were so welcoming, giving my pup plenty of pets. They have a huge selection, ranging from men's and women's clothing to a luxury consignment section for designer brands. I found a super classy fedora here, and got tons of compliments on it before I even left the store. You'll also find home goods, books, and even dog gear like clothes and leashes. A unique highlight is their collection of used surfboards and wetsuits-perfect if you're looking for affordable surf gear. Definitely stop by with your pup while you're in town!

The staff is welcoming, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful without ever being pushy. If you're…read morelooking for authentic luxury finds, unique fashion, and a great shopping experience, I can't recommend EDIT enough.

I have given this store several chances to do better, to be better and they have failed each time…read more I only taken items that one of the two other stores where I consign didn't sell. So what,I thought, if this place has AWFUL customer service, lack of responsiveness, and the store itself is a mess - what do I have to lose if I only take them items that haven't sold elsewhere? Well, I got my answer. I'll start with my most recent experience which includes being hung up on by whoever was working today. A woman who is on a good day, condescending and rude. She was both. I went into the store last week to pick up my items that didn't sell. Items that were dropped off in June, on a slow weekday during which I had a lovely chat with Angel. She took most of my items. I called a few months later and was shocked to learn that the items had never been put out. If you have shopped or consigned at EDIT you may have had to sidestep the rows and piles of shopping bags littering the floor in an already crowded space. That should have been a red flag to me (in their defense, last week when I picked up two shopping bags full of clothes, there was minimal mess in the store, a first!) So the summer clothes I dropped off in June would likely have had a better chance of being purchased had they been put out in a timely manner. How/why bags of clothing that were all accepted by Angel, the owner, did not make their way onto the racks was never quite explained - when I called and spoke to someone else Angel was in the background and both women seemed eager to get me off the phone, acting as if I were the one who caused the delay. In any case, they already had my stuff so I could either leave it there or pick it up then and there. I chose to leave it there. Once January hit, I called the store several times, no answer. Left several messages, sent a few emails. Finally Angel responded to an email saying whoever I spoke to should have called me back. I don't remember the other woman's name, the same one who was rude and dismissive of me just now (again) but she finally called me and said they had a check for me and my items were ready to pick up. I went over last week, calling on my way as a heads up (to my surprise someone actually answered the phone - first try!) I picked up two bags and recognized the name and voice of the woman who I am referencing now, sorry cannot remember the name but I don't think all that many people work there. I brought two bags home with a compliment from her on my way out the door - "you have great stuff." She's right. Because she had a customer, I refrained from asking why working with them is such a challenge. I merely left quietly and brought home my unsold merchandise. Yesterday I went through the items returned to me. I had asked over the phone to see an itemized list of what I had given them vs what sold. Other stores I consign with provide this w/o asking or have a website/app where you have access to your inventory. I didn't expect to have the list based on previous experience with EDIT, and sure enough, no list was provided. So I went through both bags last night, and when I got to the bottom I found a beautiful pink hooded sweatshirt from Pangaia. I never wore it before I dropped several sizes and it became too large to wear. Tags still on it. The pale pink hoodie has large white blotches all over it - see photos. I can't imagine what on earth happened to it. None of the other items have noticeable stains on them (though perhaps I should look closer). I can no longer consign this brand new item elsewhere nor resell on my own. It is, tags and all, now ruined. Should this come as a surpise that in January I pick up an item from June from a place that had bags piled high on top of one another for months on end, maybe not. But it's upsetting. I emailed photos last night. I called the store several times today and big surprise - no one answered. I left a voicemail. And then, I called again and spoke to the woman mentioned above. She said she has access to neither the email nor the voicemail for the store. VM - that's odd, but none of my business. She barely let me speak and tried to rush me off the phone, as she has done in the past many times over the years. I said to her, I am begging you to let me speak. Please. It's so difficult to get one of you on the phone. And I explained about the stains. She asked what could have stained the item in the store - great question, I told her. I said that they had until COB tomorrow to get back to me and before I could finish my sentence (for YELP) she interrupted for maybe the fifth time, laughing at me, dismissive again. She told me there is no reason to threaten her. Very dramatic. I let her know that facts are not threats. In the past, checks have gotten "lost in the mail." Come on. Treat my clothes better. Treat customers better, with respect and courtesy. Do better. Or at least, the bare minimum. Seller beware! Buyer beware!

Found this little gem while in Solana Beach. It is a perfect little thrift store for those…read morelooking for an eclectic and organized thrift store. The owner is super helpful and very pleasant. There are a ton of shoes, clothes and various home items that are a fairly priced. Plus there is AC and restrooms and parking is plentiful. Definetly worthy of a visit.

Great thrift shop! Good selection, prices and proceeds go to the church. Books, clothes, shoes and…read morehousewares. Service was nice and friendly.

Really cute shop where you're able to find unique finds for yourself and gifts. Brandy the owner…read morehas curated a great mix of quality goods and stylish clothing that can take you from festival to festival, on holiday or to your next baby shower effortlessly. One of the best things is that the goods you buy support businesses that have great causes like ending child trafficking etc. Located in the Flower Hill mall, me and my girlfriends love to grab lunch next-door at Flower Child and then spend time shopping at Clothe + Arrow. Its a small boutique but Brandy packs in the goodness so we never go away empty handed. Clothe+Arrow is the cutest boutique you need to check out and support!

I like to follow my arrow and one day it led me here…read more.. An original boutique in Oceanside. The arrow didn't stear me wrong. It pointed in the direction of things I love...cute clothes, fun accessories and a discovery of new brands. I originally went in looking for a caftan, after learning of designer Judith March. I'm finding Texas is bringing the best clothing to market these days! My thing is vintage style with modern fabric or modern design of vintage fabric! It's timeless... I left the shop with a "donut" yoga mat. I shouldn't eat them, so I might as well work out upon them. However, the supersized totes here are like arm candy and give me a reason to return. Follow the arrow to Clothe. Clothe + Arrow has things you will love and is paired up in a cooperative setting with two other makers and vendors to make your shopping experience like a mini department store, but with local flavor! Great places like this make it easy to return. #Clothe+Arrow #DonutYogaMat #ShopLocal

This nonprofit is lovely and well priced! I haven't thrifted before and found exactly what I needed…read morefor my daughters birthday party

Good thrift! Very diverse selection and lots of items from clothing to home to games.read more

On our way to a consignment store we saw this place and decided to check it out…read more Walking in we saw a sign that there's 65 multiple vendors in this place. So it was neat that each vendor had its on cubicle-like space that was unique. We really enjoyed checking out each space and finding so many vintage and unique items. The prices were also reasonable and fair. We spent so much time looking through the place to make sure we didn't miss anything. This entire "mall" was very organized and clean which made it a good shopping experience. As far as service, when we visited on a Saturday afternoon, we didn't interact with any staff/vendor so I can't say anything about that. Overall, a very neat place to find unique items that'll take you back.

Great spot to check out antiques. So many items to look at. You'll feel overwhelmed at first but…read morethe you'll spend your whole day looking at everything and trying not to buy it all! Value in items are reasonable. Employees were polite and helpful. Go check them out!!

I love this store. Their customer service is great! They have an Instagram page in which they post…read moresome items and I was able to buy a Chargers crewneck and also a Chargers windbreaker from the 90s! The neck I was able to purchase through Square online and then I went in person to the store yesterday. I love supporting small businesses and this one is family/POC owned! They have a wide variety of items from baseball, basketball, hockey jerseys and more. This place is truly a hidden gem. I would say so far the value of items is pretty good. A lot of them are vintage and they are definitely reselling for much more than what the original item would be but hey... You pay to play right? lol they are also dog friendly, I brought my dog Gigi along with me and we were welcomed so nicely! i'll definitely be continue to shop here. The only thing that sucks is depending on the time of day, parking is terrible. There is additional parking though behind the store.

Service was kind and helpful. Great assortment and…read morecategorized clothing, sports gear, jerseys, and hats. I needed a few college t-shirts/sweatshirts and I found 2. Both in great condition and clean, so I didn't mind paying the $70. I would definitely recommend them if you're looking for something specific. Categorizing is the easiest way to shop thrift, really appreciated it; made shopping easier.