FABULOUS market! So…read moremany pockets of treasures to find. Vintage collectables, clothing both old and new, art, furniture and more. Such a fun way to spend a few hours or minutes, just exploring. Bought a gorgeous beach cover up for a reasonable price. Service was helpful and friendly. Will stop by as often as I can to see new inventory. BONUS: a very cool food/wine/liquor mart inside as well

Service: Was greeted warmly and enthusiastically by the lady at the front. Was not followed by a…read moresales person like other reviewers said. I liked the space and freedom to browse on my own. Selection: Fun, unique, entertaining. Saw many things I liked. But I was not able to buy anything. Value: Super expensive. Tshirts I was willing to pay for maybe $60 were $120. Giving them 4 stars because I don't want them to close since it has a lot of entertainment factor and I will keep on going back. Because of the price point, I feel like they just want to present and boast about their merchandise and not sell anything. If they want to sell merchandise, they would need to lower their prices a little bit.

This vintage clothing and accessory shop is just the right amount of funky/cool/chic/kooky items…read morethat will hit the spot for young festival types or anyone who wants to look effortlessly fashionable in a non-trendy, youthful kind of style. You'll find 60's & 70's mod & hippie styles mixed in with modern workwear like Dickies denim overalls. The store is designed with an ease for finding garments with little vignettes of complimentary oddities arranged in a shrine like fashion. I imagine the Coachella crowd eats up a lot of the merch here. Prices are very good for the wares; I saw a 60's faux fur tiger patterned coat for $250 that I've seen in L.A. for $800 for the exact same one. (it's killer - and I have one myself!) The woman working the counter was very friendly and was overheard recommending other vintage stores to customers which earns mad respect from me. My one piece of bitchery is due to the lack of parking; I have a car that I need to keep an eye on and I had to park far away which kept me a bit uncomfortable. If you're shopping here from L.A. that will not bother you at all. I highly recommend spending quality time and money at Thriftology!

Eclectic thrift shop but the burning of incense was overwhelming…read more I had to leave after 60 seconds and couldn't shop.

Angel view is one of the best thrift stores in the desert. I literally visited every single one…read more They are well stocked, great staff, and very very reasonable prices. They have a wide range of items from house to clothes to furniture.

Insane pricing most purses are over 1k and 2k.. yes.. as in over one thousand dollars and two…read morethousand dollars for items they recieved for free and dont authenticate. Most likely replicas put on shelves being sold for a ton of money that you wont be able to return or exchange.

A vintage store owned & ran by Linda Stewart, located in downtown Palm Springs. She is very…read morefriendly & has a lot of amazing knowledge & stories of the local pop culture scene. She sells many vintage items, all in outstanding condition. Very good items for the value.

High-end thrift shop (but not obnoxious high end). If you're looking for quality, trendy thrift…read morepieces, you have to check out Bazar!

This is such a purely curated selection of vintage and local items! It is a one stop shop if you're…read morelooking to furnish your home or for unique accessories. They are so friendly and welcoming here, there is a great variety for everyone! Unique pieces you cannot find elsewhere, all in pristine condition! Highly recommended while shopping in Palm Springs!

Amazing assortment of shops with a shop. The shops on Thirteen Forty Five have clothes, eyewear,…read moredecor, art, holistic and spiritual items, glassware, truly a melting pot of merchants in each room down one connecting hallway. Easy parking in the lot or on the street without restrictions and helpful service wherever you go. It's high end quality custom. There's a dressing room near the clothing shop for single use and you can just sit and stare at all the great artwork down the hallways throughout. Pick up business cards and local publications before you go so you can spread the word of this indoor multi-shop experience.

The Salvation Army is truly a nonprofit, so please support them. I shopped here all the time for…read morevarious things so inexpensive and you're helping a nonprofit which helps people in need. They have a drop off trailer where you can drop off items I believe seven days a week very convenient and nice staff. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

This location was okay. Was looking for more frames which they were low in stock . They didn't have…read morelot of signage letting customers know what items where in which rack which is useful.

It isn't often that I feel like Alice in Wonderland when entering a new shop, but I definitely…read morediscovered a strangely beautiful & magical world when I walked into Re-Psychles door yesterday. I saw several reviews here on Yelp referring to it as a thrift store, which offends my artistic sensibilities to no end. This is a carefully curated art gallery & vintage store with a very specifically unique aesthetic that also happens to be priced very affordably. I felt like I was reading the mind of the artist/designer as I perused the shelves, absolutely fascinated by the mix of Native American, American Pioneer, Black Face art shirts, Hawaiian shirts, African art, and primitive art. I was very attracted to the point of view being presented in this capsule, and I did my best to put my finger on how to describe the combination of all of the treasures for sale...but without success. It needs to be experienced in person. I have personally been attracted this past year to pioneering and homesteading, perhaps yearning for a simpler time, and was able to find the perfect crisp white nightgown that was reminiscent of something seen on Little House On The Prairie for $24. I met with the owner/artist Martin and raved to him about his store, and he was so humble and soft spoken in return. Very intriguing. I feel the need to go back soon to see what beautiful wares will speak to me next. I also went to their website and signed up for their newsletter.

Update hours on yelp. Drove far to get to you. & you're closed for multiple days. Store looks…read morecute, super bummed!

I've always seen this place every time we've been to Palm Springs. We've always walked past it…read moregoing to breakfast and alway notices the cute store front. Also it along the cute little walkway perfect for pictures. The cute storefront from the outside but once inside, its cuteness overload. A cute boutique with a mixture of items. Apparels, accessories, gifts of all sorts. Vintage meets boho in a sense. Clothing wise was a mixture of vintage. There's also a cute section that caters to the little ones. Clothes and gifts. A beautiful selection of fun things. The decors, that's another wonderful thing. Not sure they're available for purchase but they're amazing. Their trinkets of bowls, fun vintage pieces, jewelry, candles and so on. This place is such a cute shop that's worth a wander. I'm sure you'll find some wonder items. Of course it's a must stop next time we're in town.

The Palm Springs main drag is chock full of standard souvenirs you could find anywhere - magnets,…read morecoffee cups and shirts stamped with the city's name and no sense of soul. Thank goodness for Thick as Thieves to showcase something else in the desert with character and substance. Everything from delicate jewelry to sumptuous candles to the cutest kids stuff. They also showcase local vendors which means you're giving back the community directly in so many ways. There aren't too many shops worth a visit no matter where you're coming from. Be sure to put TAT on your must-see list if you're coming to Palm Springs!