I popped in to sell some old military uniforms I had been using for costumes. I was bummed to find…read moreout they don't buy from the public. But the good news is the person working the counter was extremely helpful in directing me to a few other places where they do. The store is clean, well laid out, and bright. You can browse through and see a ton of great vintage clothing. And it's a really trendy part of town, so of course there's a great coffee shop on one side and a vinyl records shop on the other. It's a seriously cool place to find everything you need to get some chic funky threads for a night out.

It is cool, kinda of overpriced. Most items were over $30 and t-shirts were over $20. A pair…read moreof black tights was $22 . But I recommend a place to check out for unique items.

Love the amazing service here! The staff are so helpful and it's a gorgeous environment. You'll…read morelove it!

Such a wonderful experience! By appointment only, a small area within the Estate. They have some…read morepieces such as clothing, shoes, and makeup available. Once you make your appointment, Fifi (their wonderful stylist), can help pull looks you may like prior to your arrival. The space is full of light and very welcoming. If you're staying at the Estate, definitely check it out. If you feel like having an upscale shopping day, then this is for you. Partners this could always be a great gift experience

I love this store, amazing owner and amazing associates. Every time I come here with my daughter we…read morealways are helped and greeted, and even at times they give outfit recommendations. You can also find some rare pieces for a great price.

The ladies here are amazing! Every time I shop, they help me find something I never would have…read morepicked out myself, and it always ends up being a winner. While the selection can be limited since I wear a large/XL and size 12, they always manage to find something that looks absolutely stunning on me. Love they have a tailor onsite

Amazing store! Adam the owner has exquisite taste! I bought the ESCADA (era 70s) black and white…read morecoat for my best friend's 30th bday. A timeless piece Lots of shirts and jeans (yes of course bell bottoms too), unique coats and shorts too, all really unique pieces!

Adam and Davis are the absolute BEST…read more They say what's old is new again and when you walk into this small North Loop shop, you get that vibe. They have a curated selection that took me back to the days when all those concert t-shirts hanging on the racks in the store were worn to school on Monday after they were freshly purchased. I went in casually looking for a pair of Levi's 501 cut-offs. They didn't have any shirts, but DID have a killer selection of full length jeans and told me to try on a few and we can cut the chosen pair to perfection. The work began and Adam set me up with a few pairs and we kept trying til about the 4th pair and they were perfect. He advised that you just gotta keep trying but he is clearly looking out for bodies that come in a variety of shapes. So then we cut the jeans not once or twice but 3 times to make sure they were perfect. All the while, the patience and attention to detail was so naturally executed that it's very clear they only want you to find the right gear and are exceptionally good at helping you do that. He even taught me how to fray a hem and how to cut shorts. Where do you even run into people anymore who care more about your experience than your money?! Here, you do. To top it off the prices are VERY reasonable!!! I love my new shorts and will be back for jeans this winter and will stop by when I'm in the area just to climb aboard the Time Machine that takes me back to my youth! They also have a store on Congress but I prefer less traffic so this is perfect. Thanks y'all!!!

Shopping in Austin isn't always the most pleasant experience--everything can feel a bit…read moreoverpriced--but never fear, Howdy's is here! The store is super cute and offers a great selection at really reasonable prices. I've purchased a few items from here that I wear almost weekly, which says a lot. They also host monthly vendor markets, and honestly, I think is one of the best in Austin. I highly recommend checking this place out.

Small vintage shop, but good enough selection to choose from. It's a pretty small shop (house) so…read moreif it is busy, you may want to wait outside if you don't like small spaces. Value is average vintage pricing, but I think you can find many of these items at a Goodwill. Little place to stop in while you are grabbing a coffee or taco next door!

I love Heartening and its mission! The owner, Kelley, is all about sustainability. So she accepts…read moreclothing that is not wanted and resells for $3 (or $2 if it's children's). Premium stuff gets priced a bit higher but it's fine because that's what keeps the doors open at the physical location! There's a free stand for clothing and other items that go out to the community. The physical location is about to open its expansion space so it won't be as crowded feeling as it was before! I hope more Austinites learn about Heartening and go so that we can keep more clothing out of landfills.

Saw this in Instagram and thought I would check it out…read more It is a cute, clean venue with reasonable pricing and a good selection of apparel, shoes, and accessories. The selection is constantly changing, but fun to browse. Service is great. Everyone is very friendly and helpful.

Charm School Vintage is one of my favorite stores in our neighborhood…read more They've carefully curated vintage pieces with western flair (clothing, jewelry, etc). In addition, you'll be able to find items from various eras as far back as the 30s through the 70s. I've seen some stuff there even older than the 30s. Everything is of exceptional quality and condition. Not only do they sell but they buy as well. If you've got vintage wear you'd like to get rid of, try them. They give cash or credit for things they'll buy from folks. As with most stores like this, you'll get more in store credit for your stuff. Fun fact: they've also got a location in Waco.

Charm School Vintage is an eclectic vintage boutique with variety of the items to choose from. The…read moreshop looks small from outside, but it has a good amount space when inside. With a contrast of muted colors at the next-door boutique, Charm School Vintage is full of color, textures, and flavor chic. According the store manager, each piece in the shop is purchased directly and not on consignment. One rack is white to off-white bohemian chick pieces. While all clothing is vintage, there are a few modern items such as journals. The store manager was super friendly and made me feel I was the only one in the store. This was the perfect spot for anyone who loves fashion with a bit of spice. Prices are in a rather broad range - from inexpensive amount to a bit pricey.

If you are in town visiting, this is the perfect place to acquire a quality souvenir of Austin…read more High quality, creative and expansive range of items including clothing for women and the like. Very nice!

Great place many things I found pretty and want . Nice stag and easy to se and find and touch…read morethings. Easy to ask about shipping and care and quality of the information staff nice helpful. No big lines to check out and handle door easy to push open ,

6:48pm say they close at 7 and the lady at the door said "we're closed" like damn girl you couldn't…read morelet me in to just get some heels lmfao

I was there a couple days ago looking for an outfit and I usually have no problem but on this day…read moreIt was a horrible experience, I asked for help and the manager I believe her name is Genissess (i asked another employee for her name) made another employee help me she said " I'm not going to do it you do it " in Spanish Im guessing she assumed I didn't understand she was just on her phone at the front the whole time while the cashier had a long line , do not recommend coming to shop here , I will not be going back to this location!

I meant to keep this short, but Ozzy Osbourne just passed away, and I came into your shop hoping…read morefor a little distraction--what I got was quite the opposite. So, story time. Should've gone for another tattoo instead. But I digress. This was my third and final visit. Each time I've come in, it's been clear I'm not welcome--neither I nor my money, apparently. My first visit was after dinner at Santa Rita, my usual post-work go-to. I'd been curious about your boutique--since you can't see into the store from the street--and I'm not one to judge a book by its cover (a little something I suggest we all try). I was completely ignored by the cashier, but I brushed it off. The second time, I brought a friend. While your clothing isn't quite my style, I'd noticed a few charming pieces and thought she might enjoy them. Someone did come outside to greet us and mention more items inside, which was a refreshing change. My friend even returned on her own later and had a good experience. Today, I stopped in again--not for myself, but because I have a sparkly, pink-loving, Kendra Scott-type friend with a birthday coming up, and your store felt like the perfect match. Once again, I came in after work and was met with a flat, unbothered "hi..." from the girl in the green dress, who immediately turned back to her conversation with the woman behind the counter. I browsed quietly, giving the benefit of the doubt--again--while they carried on, clearly uninterested. Another woman walked in and was promptly helped--likely because she matched the aesthetic. I, in contrast, was overlooked entirely. When I walked out, the same girl, parked in front of the counter like an immobile house pet with selective vision, actively avoided eye contact and said nothing. No goodbye, no thanks, not even a glance. Message received. Maybe it was the tattoos. Maybe the black clothing. Maybe just the assumption that I wouldn't be spending anything. Wild, considering I had every reason to judge her in that pretend "old money" dress--but didn't, and that's beside the point. You've lost a customer, and the referrals I was more than happy to send your way (most of which do actually fit your aesthetic). Still, I genuinely hope the shop survives--though with a hidden location, zero visibility from the street, and an overwhelming number of sale tags (which tracks--$50 for matches?), I wouldn't bet on it. Signed, Less impressed with you than you clearly were with me. P.S. While it's disheartening, it is not at all surprising to see other reviews echoing the same complaint: poor, unwelcoming service. You can defend your staff's "intentions" all day, but in the real world, actions are what matter. Do better, babes. Longevity doesn't mean relevance--it just means someone's still footing the bill.

I immediately came to Yelp after visiting this store an hour ago to see if it was only me that felt…read morethe stand off ish customer service vibe. They do have some cute burnt orange clothes, game day accessories, etc. But totally agree with the entitled staff vibe. Most bizarre check out experience I've ever had too... Woman at the front acted like she was the only Texas football fan around and acted like I didn't know what I was talking about.