Biggest kid to kid location I've been to. Wish I'd had more time to get through all the stuff…read more For as much stuff as they had, you'd almost expect it to be very unorganized, but I found it to be quite the opposite here. The team has done a great job keeping this place clean I enjoy coming to kid to kids in general. They are pretty week priced and have all sorts of stuff for kids

Yay made winter clothes shopping easy! 2 kids more or less outfitted for the season just over $100…read moreand in about an hour, thank you!

The shop is clean, and has neat, funky mural designs that I love. The service was great. But…read morehonestly, the prices for second-hand clothing is ridiculous. Thrift, don't support predatory businesses like this. I feel that "Shop Vintage" is exploitative because they seriously jack up the prices of clothing. It's really gross that scalpers are swooping in to the thrift stores and buying up these clothes (for pennies on the dollar) so the people they were intended for can no longer afford them at a reasonable price. Yes, our donation centers have tons of "clothes", but a lot of that's fast-fashion synthetic garbage. It had no intention of longevity, whereas these textiles are valuable, which is exactly why this company continues to snatch these things up to resell at a premium. If you're fine with predatory practices, no one's stopping you from shopping here. I'd personally recommend popping in to thrift stores like the DI, where a vast majority of these clothes were donated in the first place. :( ** Edited to add, per their comment attached to my review: They claim their "clothing is sourced from 'wholesale warehouses' out of state that gather unsold donations." That string of buzzwords sounds nice, but in reality anything they buy was a previously "unsold donation", and them jacking up $5 jeans to a sickening $72 is not limited to state lines. They're up-charging and if you're fine with being scalped, and willing to pay ridiculous prices, then take my review with a grain of salt. This is just my 2¢...donate to thrift stores so people in need can reuse. It is disgraceful that the donation/thrifting cycle has become gentrified.

I love this shop! Not only are they affordable, but you can tell they put in a lot of thought into…read morethe clothes they find. The staff is also very friendly and helpful!

This is an amazing Thrift store, clean and a lot of new brand name clothes. The management is greatread more

As far as thrift stores go, this one is on the smaller side, but it packs a nice punch. There's a…read moregood amount of items inside and they are organized and displayed better than any other retail store I've visited. Seriously, it made my OCD so happy to see the shoes lined up perfectly and the books stacked just so. When I retire, do you think they'll hire me to come stock shelves? In addition to second hand items, that I assume are donated, I saw other goods on the shelf, specifically toiletries that were brand new. Perhaps overstock from stores? These included things like shampoo, feminine hygiene items, vitamins, etc. And the prices were really good-like, what you'd expect thrift stores to charge, but some of the bigger players charge too much for. I appreciate that. I'm here for a deal.

This is a lovely consignment shop mostly geared toward clothing, but also has some accessories and…read moreshoes. It's divided into small sections where each seller sets up their items and then the buyer can shop from multiple sellers at once. Select what you want, try them on (yes!! they have dressing rooms!) and pay for it all in one transaction. The inventory is hit and miss; each seller has their own "style" as well as sizing. Some sections have only women's clothing, others have a mix of mens, womens and even children. There's a small poster above the rack that explains what you'll find in that section. I love supporting local folks and this is a great way to do it. The pricing was also fair-not quite thrift store, but better than what you'll find at the mall. I was happy with my finds!

Came to get some food at a restaurant nearby and just happened to see this store and decided to…read moretake a look. Turns out it's a women's only thrift store, which was a little disappointing. However they legitimately had a ton of expensive name brand clothing for pretty low prices. The set up was a little confusing though. They have "stalls" and each stall has different types of items and entirely different pricing and deals. It's almost like individuals are able to rent a stall to out their stuff, but I don't think if thats actually how it works.

This place is polarizing...I can imagine that people love it or hate it. Fellow "collectors" will…read morelove browsing through the piles of treasures and chatting with the store owner about their latest finds, estate sales and vintage collections. Minimalists will feel a bit overwhelmed by the sheer amount of stuff found in here and the seeming lack of organization. I find myself in the minimalist camp, but I can appreciate the fun that can be found in admiring old items and imagining the history that they hold. I just might stick to the aisles that are a little less cluttered.

I thought I was getting a great deal. The sweater, camping top and free hoodie looked great. But…read more Made in China, according to the label. I thought I was buying local. Bought as a gift so the order may be returned.

A delightful surprise, this shop is charm and whimsy on steroids…read more Excellent selection of vintage clothes and decor plus many items by local artists that are perfect for gifting. Owner has great energy and engaging. In a perfect world, they would be open on Sundays.

This place is so cute and has such awesome curated goods. I loved the vibe and especially the…read moreclothing and shoes. Felt the prices on those were a bit high and was a little bummed that some of the cool things I found were way out of my price range. I'd love to come back and browse some more though and see what new treasures she finds. Tricky to get to because 7th East has a big divider down the center, but it's on the east side of the street (so try to come at it from the south) and look at it on the map before you come so you can turn before the store and park on the street behind or in the little parking lot.

This review is purely based on my buying experience and not a selling perspective…read more I had no clue what Preloved was until this location popped up and it is now my favorite place to shop for a good deal on random items. You never really know what you will find at a Preloved since each booth is filled with items from different sellers but that also makes it exciting since you will find things you never knew you wanted or needed. They run different sells throughout the week but the real deals start on Friday where most sellers will clearance their items anywhere from 25%-90%. It definitely gets busy on Friday mornings but all of the other times I have been it's been calm and quiet. I have heard mixed reviews about selling with Preloved but I do appreciate those that do put up booths because I usually find something when I shop here. Highly highly recommend.

Location is easy to get to and super accessible! It is super obvious that this location has a LOT…read moreof baby/toddler/kids clothes and accessories compared to the other Preloved locations. So if you're hunting for kids clothing, this is the spot! Store is clean and organized, and even has a spot where certain pieces are placed, that's been featured on their IG page. Staff is friendly. They even have a home/decor section in one corner of the store. Found a great jacket here for fall, decently priced!

Such a fun thrift shop with so many items to chose from. Love the vibe there and Mary is so…read morepositive and friendly. it's a great experience

Seriously my new favorite thrift store. I came in looking for clothes and wanted everything I saw…read more She has really nice stuff and quiet the variety. I