They had the cutest little mustard yellow clogs with these little feathers attached to the heel. My…read moredaughter and I were contemplating who might buy those, thinking it would have to be a special sort of person. And the young clerk said indeed it would have to be a special person, no one had purchased a pair yet! I would say this store is more natural fiber, natural colors. I am into bright colors so I didn't last long here. It made me think of my hippie-ish 50 something neighbor.

I love N'etc! This lovely boutique carries goods curated carefully by Nancy, who has an eye for…read morethe casual luxury that defines my ideal dressing style. I can't always afford to buy what I want here, but shopping here affords me two things. One, Nancy moves her merchandise through the store relatively quickly, thus, I can always find things on generous sale that I love if I'm willing to be patient. Also, shopping at N'etc helps me figure out what's in style and what I like. N'etc. has the most beautiful goods, the finest fabrics--things in cashmere, silk, mohair, and lovely shoes, many made in Italy. These are truly lovely goods catered to a casual luxury look that I just love.

This place was a 3.5/5 for me. Being in Uptown you'll need to find and pay for street parking…read morebefore your shopping can begin. While there are women's clothing items this feels more like a mens apparel store. It's also marketed as a vintage shop, but there are very much modern pieces. Most of the items weren't my personal style. Pricing for items felt like regular store prices. You won't really be saving money by shopping here, but you'll help keep pieces out of the landfill/Goodwill.

Corner Store Vintage is really cute, with a huge, well-curated selection. It definitely appeals to…read morea specific sect of style, with mostly denim & old tees. I'd say that the prices are around what you'd expect for a curated vintage store, around $50+ for a pair of jeans, but with some items being cheaper ($10 for a hanky/scarf, for example). I had a really nice time perusing around, but didn't end up buying anything this time. I think when I'm searching for denim, this will be an early stop for me!

Okay, take this with a grain of salt: I'm not their target demographic but still had fun checking…read moreit out with my brother on a thrifting day! We saw this place all the time and finally went in: turns out, it's majority high-end vintage/hype clothing, purses, etc.! I am more of a thrifter and less of a hypewear person, so I went in expecting thrift store prices. This is not that :) However, if you're looking for resale LV bags, Supreme shirts secondhand, etc. this is a great spot to check out! I liked how they had things organized - they even had a full rack of Carhartt pants. WHY ARE THEY $100 EACH?! That I don't know. But they have them. When we were about to dip out because nothing was quite in the price range we were looking for, we poked around the back corner and saw 6 racks of $20 sweatshirts! Much more up our alley. We ended up both finding one we liked. And that weekend happened to be BOGO, so we got them for $10 each! Great spot to check out if you're looking for specific vintage MN sports pieces, used hypewear for less, secondhand designer purses, and unique cool vintage stuff.

Newly opened store selling american vintage, streetwear & Japanese designer clothes. This is the…read moresecond location (sister store is Chromatic in St. Paul) Hours: MPLS: 2-8pm Weekdays | 2-9pm Weekends A open space with windows right on the street and T-shirts and jackets hanging on the walls. They were playing upbeat rap music when we came in, and in addition to clothing, they also had a selection of belts, wallets and handbags. This got 4 stars just because there wasn't anything I was interested in, but it was clean and well stocked. This location just opened a week ago, and it is just a few blocks from many other vintage stores in NE, so go check it out!

This vintage store is in an old White Castle & is definitely bigger than it looks from the outside!…read moreThere was a huge selection of tees, a fairly decent assortment of sweaters/sweatshirts/outerwear, & a small section of jeans. Everything was pretty reasonably priced for a vintage reseller, which was nice. My only complaint is that there was only 1 dressing "room", which had a half-open wall, so trying things on was a bit of a risk. Other than that, though, this spot is great & I'll definitely be back! Their insta: https://www.instagram.com/jschaejschae/

Vintage clothing a thrift store super cute and unique. Parking is on the other side of the street!read more

Want to take your college kid to a place that sells the clothes you used to wear in college? This…read moreis the place for you. Just amazing to see the cyclical nature of clothing and what is now again popular. Some great throwbacks. Yes, not cheap but where else are you going to get a Twins World Series sweatshirt. Plus, your child will be happy...and that is priceless!

This store is my favorite place to shop, amazing people running this place for real! If I was in…read morethe cities more often I would shop here for every gosh dang day!

I am from out of town and every time I visit friends and family in the twin cities, shopping here…read moreis a must! I have been a loyal customer since 2019, purchasing multiple items every-time I visit! Unfortunately, this past visit, there was a sweater in the window display that was my size and well-priced. When I asked the sales associate, who was the only person working during this time, if I could purchase the sweater in the display window, she informed me that their policy restricts them from removing clothes in the display window because "it is too difficult to take the sweater off of the mannequin." She informed me that I should come back at a later date when they swap out the clothing in the display window to purchase the sweater. I informed her that I was from out of town and my return flight was before that date. She told me that they could ship it, which I'm sure I would have to pay the shipping costs on, even though I was already in-person at the store. I am not sure if this is a real policy or not, but if it is a real policy, they should really consider removing this and making the mannequins for accessibly. Unfortunately they lost my business and will lose my business in the future. Best of luck!

There was absolutely nothing wrong with Lula. It's clean, organized and the staff friendly. It's…read moresmall, quaint and the selection is limited. The location is fun. There are a few places nearby to eat and shnoitz around.

Lula is at the heart of the secondhand party that is Selby-Snelling. The owner is very discerning…read morewith her merchandise. I'd say it's some of the best quality vintage in the cities. Last week I found this adorable '60s swimsuit (if only it had been more flattering) and a couple of '50s and '60s cocktail dresses that I liked. I've never bought anything here, but I nearly always find something I would buy... and then talk myself out of it because it's more expensive than my typical Savers/ValuVillage raids. All things considered, it is pretty affordable for the quality, and a great place to check out, especially if you're looking for a dress.

Incredible selection and fair pricing compared to other consignment shops in Edina. I was very…read morepleased and had a fun time shopping here! Only downfall is there is quite a long wait (months even!) to sell your own clothes there. But I think that's a good sign of the great inventory flow they've got. I will certainly be back!

This is our absolute favorite place to shop! Best selection, outstanding customer services, and top…read morevalue!