WOW - I've never been in a store like this before! Yes, I've seen plenty of vintage clothing stores…read more- but not a vintage HOMEGOODS store. What makes Stella Dallas Living stand apart is all the rugs and blankets in the store. They also have a small selection of clothing, but I found their sister store next door had even more. I didn't look at the prices in detail since I'm just in town for work, but things did look expensive (minus 1 star). That said, I also felt that everything was well-curated. If I lived in the area and were looking to furnish a place, I'd definitely be back!

Really big store that was beautiful. Has lots of options and variety. However a lot of the options…read morewere super pricey.

The vintage clothes tend toward collectors' items, like original rock tour shirts or ancient auto…read moreshop uniforms, and some of them are more ragged and stained than I've seen in any shop. The proprietor seems to have a special eye for beautifully ruined clothing, and her selectivity is reflected in high prices for a few items. There's new clothing as well, including the softest T-shirts I've found anywhere.

I personally wasn't a fan of a lot of the clothes they were selling. Lots of work overalls and…read moreshirts that looked like they needed a wash but I know it's a style choice a lot of people love, just not for me. This place is on the pricier side where you consistently see prices of $50+ which wasn't quite what I was looking for. The old sign above the building said it was a bagel store so it was a little confusing to find as the only other sign indicating it was raggedy threads were the signs on the windows.

very cool little place! Walked in here after a very unsuccessful day of vintage shopping and was…read morepleased to find the store so well curated with good prices vintage clothing! Didn't end up buying anything but loved everything about the place.

Cool addition to the neighborhood. They have custom pieces and era finds. They are still setting up…read moreso expect to see new items weekly. It's like a little beacons closet in Bed-stuy Very tiny so don't bring more than a friend or two with you to help you search because you will take up the whole store.

Having come back time and time again, this is probably my favorite vintage clothing store of all…read moretime! I usually go into vintage and thrift stores with specific styles and pieces in mind, and I can generally find what I want or something similar here because the selection is so extensive! The prices here are very fair too, compared to other stores in the area. Plus, the staff here are very relaxed and kind! I recently came in with my friend who has diabetes so she keeps a pack of candy on her in case her blood sugar gets low. Although food or drink isn't allowed in the store, we explained her condition to the worker at bag check-in and they were very accommodating and allowed her to keep the candy on her.

Not for me. Super pricey, the cheapest thing I saw here was a $25 t-shirt with a hole in it. A lot…read moreof things were priced at $45, like sweaters and dresses. Some things were real vintage and some felt like new vintage inspired pieces because there would be ten of the same thing on a rack. I'd say the best section was the shoes, lots of Doc Martins, vans, and converse. This place is packed with stuff which makes it hard to move around and look through the racks. It was very busy so I guess other people like it but I don't consider this to be real thrifting. This is a curated vintage store and you pay the price for it.

The staff here are just lovely and all cat lovers. My friend found *the perfect* vintage Jean…read morejacket here. They have a lovely selection of trench coats, leather jackets and Jean jackets. There are also a lot of patches. It is easily wheelchair accessible and navigable. There are a few small items for the home.

Quite honestly, this is as good as vintage shopping gets…read more Unearth is the thrift shop for people who love quality items at a good price (anyone who likes thrift shops), AND it somehow manages to also be the thrift shop for people who don't even want to be in a thrift shop (all those people's boyfriends, husbands, children, and/or uninterested friends). First of all, whoever is curating the selection here has seriously excellent taste. I was just resigned to following my wife and several other members of her family on a tour of the neighborhood boutiques, and I couldn't help but be intrigued immediately. The shop is MUCH larger than it looks from the street, and it houses an eclectic and funky mix of furniture, artwork, footwear, knicknacks,, jewelry, mugs, home decor...not just women's clothing, as you find at many shops. Basically, there was a lot for me to check out as my wife perused (and bought from) the clothing racks. There's also a $5 rack, which anyone can get down with. And when you finally get bored because your wife is much slower than you are, they have a very comfortable couch (for sale) and an original Nintendo (not for sale, for play) hooked up to the flatscreen on the wall. BRILLIANT. Yes, I did play the first Super Mario Bros until I was dragged out. No, I only made it to 8-2. Yes, I'm losing my touch. Yes, Unearth is the spot.

This cool vintage shop is still open during covid! The inside of the shop is decorated with all…read morekinds of oddities and curiosities which are fun to look for. The owner is also super friendly and knowledgeable about vintage. They even do customs! I particularly like that they sourced goods from local artists in addition to the vintage offerings. I bought a bear hat and he's so cutee! Also everyone was masked and properly socially distancing.

I wandered into Treehouse while killing time before meeting a friend on Graham Avenue and they just…read moreso happened to be having a 30% off sale on their vintage items. I found the perfect bracelet (priced at $24, got it for $16.80) and ring (priced at $22, got it for $15.40) to go with a new outfit I had just picked up from Beacon's Closet -- WIN! Also, the staff was really friendly and fun to talk to. I'll definitely be back!

Owner Siri is a sweetheart and super talented. She does amazing chain-work, I recommend to anyone…read morelooking for beautiful unique jewelry imbued with good energy. She supports great little indie brands along with her own, and has become a Graham Avenue staple that I love to have nearby!

Stumbled onto this gem in the mini-mall on Bedford. They are really inconspicuous and tucked far…read moreinto the left corner of this place. Bun, a chiller, made sure I knew he was there if I needed help and walked through where they got the clothes and the styles from each period. It's a small store, but there's definitely treasure to be found. They stock vintage American flannels that they handpick out of conventions and auctions. They also import a few pieces from Japan such as souvenir jackets and hantens as well. If you've ever happen to have been to Shimokitazawa in Japan, this will familiar terrority to you. Either way, you'll sure to be find a piece with some history in great condition for a really solid price

Absolutely incredible selection of Americana vintage. Very reasonable pricing. It would be a weekly…read morestop if I didn't live in Texas.