My husband stopped by looking for a mannequin (don't ask:)) to put a t-shirt and hat on of a band I…read morehave been listening to on a loop for a very long time. I actually didn't know he even realized it. He stopped by this store just down the hill from where we live and they were so helpful. They were able to accommodate and found just what he was looking for. Now the problem is, I swear, wherever I go she is watching me. My dogs think so too as they peek around the corner to see if she's still there. He stopped by to thank them today and they asked him to pick out something for me. He walked in the house so proud with a new gift. It just happened to be Valentine's Day, so it worked out great for him. :) Thank you so much!! He enjoyed shopping at your store (he's the shopper in the family) as much as I loved the gift.

Stopped by Willie's vintage on an impulse and was very happy I did! It is a lovely shop full of…read morecharacter and a wide range of items, all curated by the owners, Jeanette and Raquel. I am slowly replacing items we lost in the Eaton fire, and not only did I find some nice jewelry pieces, they had a lovely vintage Hawaiian dress that brought back a flood of nostalgic memories. On top of that, J and R were so kind and gave me some items to help us on our rebuilding journey. They showed remarkable kindness and warmth to a random customer, and they really were a highlight of my week! They took time out of their day to listen and make recommendations, and their store is a real oasis of treasures and positivity. It's well with everyone's time to stop by, check their stock and support a local business!

Fun, youth, friendly environment. Lots of unique products that a music lover will enjoy. Staff was…read morefriendly in location was easy to find.

Cute store with a large selection of rock tees, chokers and some vintage items. I love the name of…read morethe store as well. Owner is friendly!

Great stuff, great prices! Never disappointed and always worth a visit. I always find something…read morecool.

I find so many cool clothes, shoes and jewelry. The staff are amazing and so sweet. Make sure you…read moresign up for points !!! so that you get text messages with new discounts that you can use at the store.

10/10 finds no caps the employees are so nice and the items are great quality! Highly recommend…read morethis spot

they have so much great selections! and they are constantly restocking. their pieces are very…read moreunique. in addition, outside their store, there are $2 and $10 racks/bins! service was SO NICE & cool!! yall would love it here fr.

I have always loved stopping in to look at all the wonderful colors and textures of the vintage…read moreitems they have here, but it isn't exactly my daily style. So I was excited to have a vintage-themed event to attend and had so much fun working with the lovely woman working there who rummaged through gaudy clip-on earrings with me to put together such a spot-in outfit! I honestly haven't had that much fun in ages!

I was strolling down the street and stopped in to check this place out. This vintage clothing store…read moreis the sister business of Hodgson's Antiques, which is right next door. This cool little thrift has a wide selection of denim, dresses, and even vintage concert tees. It's small but organized and items are reasonably priced. Unlike most vintage stores. Samara (owner) is an absolute doll and very knowledgeable. She also buys Wednesday - Saturday 11:30 am - 6 pm. *Street parking

Hello everyone I'm very proud to recommend A Vintage Walk to anyone looking for an experienced…read moreestate sales company. Let me start by thanking Charles and Sonia for making our estate sale a success, allow me to list just a few of there qualities below. 1.Professional 2. Integrity 3. Honest 5.Friendly 6. Knowledgeable 7. Hard working 8. Competitive Pricing 9. Marketing Knowledge applied

This was a bit of an odd stop for me. They had a huge lit up open sign with their doors wide open…read moreand as we walked up someone stopped us to tell they were closed. It felt super dismissive like we were not worth the time. Cut us off really quick and walked away talking over their shoulder like we did not deserve being spoken to face to face saying you can come back tomorrow. I understand they closed 7 minutes before we got there. It's just a bit jarring to be blown off as a customer. Finishing a conversation face to face with someone who wants to support your business seems like the least a business can do when they have a lit up open sign and open doors. I don't think we'll be back, not a particularly welcoming vibe.

I have been to this Savers many times in the past to drop off donations. The drop-off process is…read morevery easy as there is a drive-thru line. The are people staffed at the drive-thru line to help you unload. I find the process relatively efficient and helpful. Sometimes there was a short wait. After you donate, you get a paper receipt and a 20% coupon for up to $100 on purchases inside the store. I have never gone inside the store until yesterday. My daughter and her friend wanted to go thrifting. So we did. I ended up finding a pair of sandals/wedges for $10, looked completely unworn and a beautiful LV bag! Their selection of designer handbags is very limited. There was only one designer handbag which was the one I bought. The experience was surprisingly fun and gratifying; like finding treasure at a bargain price! I ended up using the 20% off coupon on my purchases and saved more. I also liked the recycling aspect where instead of buying something new, buying something pre-owned which in return helps the environment. I got to shop and felt good about my purchase. LOL. There is free parking on site right outside the store which made it pretty convenient.

Donation in Arcadia, Los Angeles, California…read more.. It was time to donate my hiking boots. I looked at them for the last time and remembered the hike when Gloria, Sathy, and I got caught in a flash flood from the melted snow from Mount Baldy. Yeah... It was freezing cold water that poured down the slopes. Gloria started floating downstream and Sathy jumped in to save her while I clung to some tree roots for dear life and watched a little boy get swept away in the current, too... Ah... fun times... Gotta make room for new memories and clean, updated shoes! Niki S. recommended this location of Savers because they have a drive-through donation system. Just roll your window down and they'll help you. However, when I got there, the customer in front of me had so many bags that I got out of my car and started unloading my stuff onto the pavement. The worker offered me a receipt - yes, please - and he took my items! Thank you for your good service to our community and our environment!

Date of visit: December 5, 2025…read more Selections: 1 Thick Book Experience: Was looking at my long list of places I want to go to and this was just 5 minutes away from where I was at (Home Goods down the street). So I booked it over here to check it out. Books were conveniently located right by the door, so I browsed my way through them before tackling the rest of the store. They had their Christmas items displayed by the door and near the cashier as well and then the rest of the store had mostly furniture and household items with a boutique in the back and other clothes items. Not really my kind of thrift store since it felt like they had really nicer, higher quality items that you wouldn't find at a Goodwill, which isn't a bad thing. I was just surprised that they didn't take cash since I usually encounter cash only places here and there, but not strictly card only. Glad I got to check this off of my list of places to go.

There is a wide array of furniture, especially antique (not really MCM - more like the very old…read moreantique styles.) It's an organized store, which is really the only plus. There is usually a small selection of St. John knits in the back, but ultimately this store lacks in style and customer service. The blond lady, in particular (didn't catch her name) was quite rude and employees in general do not greet you or really offer any semblance of customer service. There are a multitude of second hand stores in the area with greater selection and much better customer service

They are run by nice people and they do not accept all the time and when you arrive with your…read moredonation, they greet you and ask if you need a donation receipt. The shop is in a very good location. I will be back!

A very limited selection of items. Clothes are lack luster and traditional, nothing eclectic or…read morefashion forward as you would find in Pasadena or Los Angeles. Prices are around $7 to $10 for items, such as the Size 6 Talbots women's work pants I picked up (my luck). The tableware and kitchen acoutrements are worth perusing if you like those things. Rather too many old books and not enough of the utility items that people want to buy second hand. In terms of service, the young woman is very pleasant. Otherwise I had a palpable sense of a frontier small town with a closed knit white community where non-white are treated as suspicious. History lives large in these parts, it's only a century ago that the Europeans came here from the eastern US. As well, this is attached to a women's club which is an organization reflecting the "settler" ethos. Anyway I wouldn't bother again, and would look through shops in Pasadena for more choice. Also I had a whole car load of things to donate but I decided to take it back to LA where the charitable causes seem more pressing (than a women's club in a white enclave city which participated until recently in U.S. apartheid) and the population is more diverse.

Finally stopped at this thrift store. Some great items and the volunteers that run the Treasure…read moreFair Thrift Store like Beverly and Katie are awesome. Thank you ladies for your help and bringing awareness to the Assistance League of Pasadena and your caring and commitment that you also bring to the shoppers.

If you are a fan of the Bargain Box in Arcadia or the Huntington Collection in Pasadena, check out…read moreTreasure Fair Thrift Shop in Pasadena... 4 stars!!!! Just like the Bargain Box and Huntington Collection, I can't call the Treasure Fair a thrift shop since it's not like a typical thrift shop, but more like second-hand boutique. You can tell that the volunteers take the time to highlight the quality of the available merchandise, especially the housewares and decor. It's very evident that all of the treasures for sale were meticulously cleaned and staged by the hardworking staff. There's also a pretty good selection of clothing for all ages. The Treasure Fair is a nonprofit managed by the Assistance League of Pasadena, and one of their worthy endeavors is Operation School Bell, which provides much needed clothing as well as school supplies such as backpacks and books to children in need in neighboring local schools. There's a very small parking lot but there should be plenty of street parking available if needed. Also, be aware that the store has limited hours since it's managed by volunteers. It's only open four days a week, Wednesdays thru Saturdays, from 11am to 2pm. Plan to check out The Treasure Fair to give much needed treasures a new. home.