This thrift store is divided into two areas in the building. This side of the thrift store is…read moreclothing, shoes and accessories with limited collectibles. Next door houses more collectibles, kitchen, children's clothing, books, dvds, etc. The clothing side is cleaner and better merchandised than the hard goods space. Each store has their own entrance but they are the same business. There are a few bargains to be found but you have to look thoroughly. All merchandise is donated, yet thrift stores nowadays price merchandise much higher than they did years ago. Thrifting has become trendy and the thrift stores are taking advantage of it.

I found myself in Vinita without a warm jacket. I checked out this nice little thrift store and I…read morewas able to get two jackets. The people working. There are very nice and helpful and I highly recommend this place.

No longer accepting donations. Lots of people working in the store but they don't have anyone to…read moreaccept donations and don't know when. Sign is posted. Will have to trash or find an organization.

This store has been in this location for years. Many, many years ago, it was called the Country…read moreStore and the exterior of the building was painted red. It's always been a popular spot for folks in Claremore to shop at. It has an eclectic customer base. The store is always clean and maintained. Merchandise is not all over the floor like some Goodwill locations I've been in to. This location does a nice job with visual merchandising. All Goodwills and thrift stores are like a treasure hunt--you never know what you're going to find. Parking lot available in front of store. Drop-off donations are accepted at this store in the parking lot. Look for semi truck trailer. There is someone who accepts the donations during business hours. Open 7-days a week.

Best antique store in town! Well curated, organized and friendly staff. I can always find something…read morehere!

If you're driving Route 66 through Claremore, and perusing the shops in downtown, then there's no…read morereason you shouldn't stop by Back in the Day. You might might something to take home with you. There's quite a bit of new merchandise. There is vintage and retro pieces but I was surprised how many new products there was. The new pieces are things you'd see in Hobby Lobby or Home Goods but not as nice. The vintage pieces were priced high. Possibly, folks from big cities who are traveling through might not think the prices of vintage goods are as high as they are in their area. For example, tourists from Palm Springs, Los Angeles or New York. Street parking available. Open 7 days a week. Shorter business hours on Sunday.

This is a neat place. There's alot of cute things to choose from, and it's very vintage. But when I…read moregot to the checkout, the people running the register seemed very unhappy and annoyed by my presence.

I have a hard time passing up a thrift store, and I heard about Kiley's Kloset and wanted to give…read moreit a look see. Parking is minimal in front of the store (a former house), and the additional parking across the street isn't finished pavement, so it's a bumpy area to pull off of the street onto it. The store is one room after another of clothing, shoes, bric-a-brac, Halloween costumes, children's clothing, etc. It's haphazardly thrown in the space, and the entire first floor of the former house is busting at the seams with stuff. Prices are all over the board. Children's clothing could be a dollar while a pair of sneakers are fifty dollars. There is a sign on the wall that offers up a description of the business, and it states it's not a consignment store, but rather a resale shop that is made up of stuff from donations, purchased garage sale items, and any other avenues for buying items to sell at Kiley's Kloset. For these reasons, I assume that's where the wacky pricing of items comes from. The person at the counter greeted us when we walked in and said, goodbye when we left. Overall, the prices were absurd for what looked like an enormous garage sale blew-up inside this space.

I just moved to Claremore recently and every time I drive past this place I've been wanting to stop…read moreso I finally did and I'm so glad because I had a wonderful experience! Kiley has everything (clothing wise) you can think of! She's super helping as picking out clothes in your size and bringing them to the (very clean) dressing room. I felt like I had my own personal stylist for 10 mins! That's another thing she had me in out and out there in less than 15 mins and I only spent $11!! But got two cute outfits I can wear many places. With prices cheaper than the thrift store or Walmart I'll always check out Kiley's closet first when needing an item. Support local!!

Anyone thinking about furnishing, or redecorating, a home should make Taylor's Treasures at 101st…read moreand Sheridan in Tulsa, OK, the first stop in their search for furniture and decor. While it deals with consignment and estate sale items, you would hardly believe it if you saw the large variety and superior quality of the items on their showroom floor. I've been shopping estate sales for a long time and I never saw this amount of quality "consignment" furniture in any one place before. The only thing more surprising than the quality of these items is their prices. I purchased a "new" couch for my home from Taylor's Treasures and am amazed at it's original quality and overall condition. It was sold at a VERY reasonable price which was lower or comparable to the price of many much lesser quality "new" couches found in stores. Taylor's Treasures, a family owned and locally run business, also does their own delivery and so can charge much less than the going rate.

Very very expensive! Old fashion stuff! If you like being greeted at the door you'll be…read moredisappointed! There were only two people in the store and the guy working in the store didn't greet or say comeI al