A cute shop that is also one of the few relatively local suppliers of Fusion Mineral Paint, which…read morethey use on the furniture they sell, so as someone who is learning to refinish/paint my own furniture, it's been lovely to browse the shop for real-life examples of the paint in action (the painted blocks of every color help, too, but I love that they have the furniture labeled with which paint color they used so you can see it on a full piece). The owners are very knowledgeable and even on their by-appointment days, if you call ahead with a specific need, they'll make sure to help you with your request. I am not allowing myself to buy too much else or I'd spend far too much time in the other side of the shop--if you're looking for one-of-a-kind items for your house or refinished/renewed furniture, though, that's something to definitely check out.

Quaint shop. Beautiful decorations and furniture. The owner was helpful and well versed on any…read morequestions or direction that was needed or recommended. Something for everyone and fairly priced. It's a must stop on your list.

The volunteers are GREAT ..the choice is very good and the prices are fair ...I particularly like…read morethe housewares choice

Can a thrift shop be quiet but bustling? That's how I would describe this store. It's off the…read morebeaten main street of Kent, next to a church. It promises it donates profits from the store to charity, and is in a converted house. It does have a parking lot separate from the church, and has a ramp entrance as well as stairs. Inside there are about four rooms of shopping, mostly clothes. So many clothes. Women's, children's, probably men's in the room I skipped. There's also stuff interspersed - toys with kids, jewelry decorating the fireplace in the women's clothing room, and a room in back with nice glassware. On the glass - someone is doing their research. They're not priced unfairly ($6 for a vintage character glass), but they are priced what someone may charge trying to resell it, so it may feel steeper than what you normally see at a thrift shop. But it is for charity, and when a sale tag had been inadvertently stuck to an item I was interested in, they did work with me. Definitely interesting selections!

It's such a cute find/store. Need to visit it, never know what you'll find. Sandra is a very kind…read moreand very helpful lady. I will definitely keep visiting the store and Sandra!

Beautiful items for sale and a woman that runs it is so kind and helpful! The store is in a great…read morelocation in Newtown. I highly recommend!

EXCELLENT - Workshop is my "go to" clothing store. I drive 90 mins from Bedford, NY to get there…read moreeach time and come back with wonderful, unique clothing. Truly great offerings, excellent colors, mix and match options and more. I usually fill an entire dressing room with options, and the ladies that own/or work there will stand at the ready to grab a different size/color option if needed (but never in a pushy way at all). I just came home again with a couple of gorgeous blouses, slacks, jacket, tops, etc. Everything I have ever bought there are great for travel too!! Definitely worth the trip. And there are a number of lovely places to eat right around the corner too!! ENJOY!!!

So I went to this place last weekend and I've been there many times before. Soon as I walked in,…read morethe lady says the sale rack is over there. As I didn't find anything I liked I walked to a different area and she says those items aren't on sale ma'am. I'm like yes I know that. What gives her the right to think I can't afford to buy a product because I had jeans on and a sweatshirt.? Thanks lady now I won't be back and neither will anyone else I know after I tell him about your customer service and your rudeness

I usually go to the Clothes Tree twice a year, when visiting the area. They have excellent prices!…read moreMost of the store is clothes - men's clothes. women's clothes, kids clothes of all sizes; shoes, scarves, coats, bathrobes, workout clothes- but there's a lot of other items: small furniture, housewares, books, toys, purses, craft supplies... It's organized, not overcrowded, and things are clearly marked. There's a section at the front for free items too. I usually find some good things- maybe not exactly what I was looking for, but a good find none the less!

The clothes tree has been disappointing since the new management or owners took over…read more Before the new "management " I would consign clothing and goods and would be paid promptly and appropriately. I do not buy cheap and last time I consigned loads of womens and brand new children's clothing I got absolutely nothing because it didn't accumulate $10. Today I helped a friend donate at LEAST a thousand dollars worth of merchandise. No one helped me with the heavy bags and boxes filled to the gills with beautiful items. A few of my trips in and out were disrespectfully blocked by workers in the entry way had the audacity to not even open doors for me. One woman was polite and thankful. while I was waiting for a tax receipt I saw a cute $3 scarf. I did not have my wallet and asked if I could stop back and pay for it. They said no and put it aside. I can come back for the $3 scarf after over thousands of dollars in donations. I will never be back. If they were truly into good will the $3 scarf would have been the least they could have done.

Best store in the region, hands down! There are literally…read morezero duds in this beautiful, well edited collection of objects and clothing! Friendly knowledgeable staff, low pressure vibe. This is a MUST when in Litchfield County! We are so happy to have Plain Goods open again!

Beautifully renovated store with interesting eclectic wares. But be careful buying "vintage "…read morepieces from website . I have had problems with their peculiar sizing of men's clothes (that don't actually conform to US equivalents ) and more recently with the quality of an item I purchased which , while listed as vintage with imperfections, was actually quite soiled and not well represented on website . Not very satisfactory response from store when I raised this issue . They seemed to think the dirty condition somehow enhanced the item. Caveat emptor !

I adore this shop...the best in Woodbury! The people who attend the store are helpful, courteous,…read moreand knowledgeable. Rather than gouge the patron as do so many of the hoity-toity antiques shops in Woodbury, Tillie's prices are reasonable and equitable. Beautiful items! Heartbroken! The store's closing by April 25, 2015. Now, there is absolutely no other antiques store in Woodbury worth the visit. Well, an amendment and a reprieve: Brocante Antiques is gone from Tillie's, but Sue, Albie, Ro, and Ann will continue to offer beautiful items until the end of the year.

My sister and I were in the Woodbury Area this past weekend and stopped at a few antique stores…read morealong the way. This was the best by far! The woman who helped us out at the front desk was so friendly and helpful. The store was clean, unlike some that can seem dusty or musty. They have a wide variety of items: jewelry, small furniture, wall art, silver, china, Waterford, Limoge boxes ect. The prices were very reasonable for the items and they even had a sale going on - everything was either 20 or 50% off! My sister bought a beautiful serving set in perfect condition that came to $32, and when she researched it on E-bay later, it was selling for $150! I'd definitely take another trip to this store if I'm ever looking for a unique household item or redecorate!

This store is almost as old as I am, which is saying something, yet feels both contemporary and…read moretimeless. We were shopping for a dress to wear to an upcoming event, and found not one but two that we liked, which together cost less than we expected to pay for a single dress most places. The store has a cozy feel, but not crowded, and we enjoyed seeing both familiar categories of jewelry and accessories, and things we hadn't seen before. The shop space is divided up into several rooms, which can be disorienting at first (to some of us), but then added to the charm & coziness. We enjoyed chatting with the owner, learning that the store was 57 years old and had been opened by his mother (or his parents?). Doubtless many of the antiques and globally sourced treasures were and are quite expensive, but there are also a lot of things at everyday price points. We look forward to visiting again.

My mother once bought me a coat (birthday gift) that did not fit me well…read more When I tried to exchange it (in brand new unworn condition) - the owner was very difficult about it and would not accommodate. It was not a good experience. I will never forget it.