The selection there is undeniably great, but when I tried to sell some clothes, I definitely felt…read morelike I was being treated as if it was awkward for me to do so. I was also told that the pieces I brought weren't a great fit for the store. I had some good labels that I thought matched their vibe--Calvin Klein, Banana Republic, a 100% linen jacket from Kathleen Sommers, an orange suede jacket, etc. Full disclosure: I may have made the mistake of including one or two pieces with a stain or flaw, which could have led to judgment on the rest of my items and made them seem undesirable. To be fair, maybe what I brought truly wasn't a good fit. However, I wasn't given any additional feedback or much sense of appreciation for coming in, so I'm probably just not the kind of seller or customer they're looking for.

i really like bottle of bread, ive been going there for four years, everything is priced…read moreaccordingly, i love their selection of vintage jeans. whenever i step in, it'll always be a great day! the service is decent, although i wouldn't sell anything there again..

Quaint Thrift Shop out in Baltimore and totally worth the Lyft drive. It's located in a small area…read morewith all sorts of random stuff. Like eateries, a tattoo shop, and them! The owner was so nice and accommodating. She was recommending stuff for us to try on the whole time. The prices vary. All of their stuff are gems from vintage coats, blouses, dresses, tops, jackets you name it they have it. I had fun coming here on my trip and it was definitely one of my highlights. I even copped a cute little mood ring and it was cool because I never see those around anymore lol

I remember The Zone in the 80s and it's still fabulous - we always find great one-of-a-kind pieces…read more The buyer has great taste. Can't wait to go back. Wish they were open on Sundays!

This was a cute and curated thrift store. I found some good pieces there like a Chanel scarf, snake…read moreskin purse, a limit from Japan, large belt buckle attachment, some jewelry and some match boxes. I believe the value is good. I probably came out spending $160 or so. I bought quite a few things that could be signature pieces. I think it will depend on your style. A lot of items I can see being more 70s or 80s. Retro throw back, coming of age movie type vibes. We spend a lot of time there because of the vibe as well as just looking through a bunch to find what we could. For plus size I wouldn't say there was a lot but I like accessories and other things so I still found it worth while. Because the clothing is more vintage sizing can be different but anyone who thrifts kinda knows that. I thigh the cashier was nice. Saw some regulars that she was friendly with.

Looking for some vintage vibes....then this is your place! The owner is so sweet and there to…read moreplease! She has pieces in several different sizes, and styles! There is also a handy dandy clearance section as well! There are clothing for men, women and some smaller pieces for children. If you are in need of seeing if an outfit will fit, there is also a fitting room as well. The owner was so sweet she even DMed me some photos of the purses I was interested in that she had at her home that was the style I wanted. Truly going the extra mile for the customer!! All in all if you are in the area, I would definitely say stop in!

I've visited Wishbone Reserve a few times (usually on my way or leaving from Good Neighbor, which…read moreis just up the block). Wishbone Reserve is definitely a cool store. Rather than vintage furniture (of which they have a little in the store), I definitely think of it as a shop specializing in decor and tchotchkes of a vintage nature. Fun to explore if it's open when you're nearby!

This vintage object, card and gift place is larger instead and more varied than it appears! If you…read moredon't know what you want--you will discover it after a heavy walk-around! From vintage to rugs to local cards and gifties to posters and paintings--you will find a reason to buy for others or yourself. Saw some great locally-made cool and funny cards (lots of Jewish or Yiddish-themed! A plastic coin purse that says "bagel money"!), a midcentury foot stool, a Woolworth's red baskets rack (!), flip books and lots of great home accents or possible gift items. Prices are reasonable. And, if you need help, the shopkeeper is knowledgeable about everything. Definitely a hidden gem of a place on Falls Road to browse for gifts or home accents that's easy to walk or drive by. But don't! Stop by--you won't be disappointed.

I just went to Vanessa's on a recommendation from another shop owner in the neighborhood, and I'm…read morewriting this review minutes after walking out. This store is PACKED with all sorts of vintage finds. I bought a couple pairs of cool earrings! However, the real star of the show is Vanessa herself. She's absolutely amazing. I could have stayed and talked with her all day. My heart feels so full after talking to her. I'm so glad I made my way in and had the privilege of connecting with Vanessa. If you're looking to explore some treasures in a store owned by a gem, get to Vanessa's.

Vanessa is so lovely to chat with and her taste in vintage jewelry is amazing!! Cannot recommend…read morethis place enough, plus Vanessa is beyond fair with her prices.

I really liked this place. I wasn't able to go to the previous location in Fed Hill and this one…read moreseems to be a bit smaller so it wasnt a huge selection but I still enjoyed it. Plus theres tons of other thrifts on the same street. I loved the clothes. Very trendy in an eclectic way; wide variety of 80's/90's stuff, some festival stuff, some totally out there/whimsical/gay pride/woodstock/retro vibe stuff. It was all in my ball park because I love wearing pieces that you don't see on everyone, so I liked just about everything there. The negative for me is the prices. Personally, a big reason I love thrifting is because I usually find them at a steal price at goodwill or in a cool thrift store off the beaten path, etc. which makes it such a cool experience. But when I go to a thrift store with higher prices it takes away from the experience for me a bit, I feel like I'm paying someone else to do the fun searching for me which can be okay too I guess. For example, I think a really cool T shirt with Tupac on it was $60 or something around there. There's just no chance I'd buy that. It's pretty on par price-wise with the other shops in the area though. I forgot to take pictures inside but I bought this cool shirt I'm wearing for $16.

Loving that fact that while there are two locations, Hampden is getting some more of that vintage…read morelove. This is usually the part of the city I head to when I want to stroll around and maybe do some vintage shopping/antiquing (don't judge me). Many who know me know that I have a weakness for 80s/90s and especially throwback clothing and accessories that remind me of my childhood. This is not something unique to me but I will say everyone who loves vintage will probably find something that they like or want here at SIX2SIX. My first time in I didn't get to spend as much time as I'd like but I plan on heading back soon when there are no errands to run and more time to spend drooling over their amazing selection. Keep it up team, can't wait to see what you all do here.

These scammers are advertising their business on Facebook with a listing for fake Pokémon cards…read more From the images of the cards it's blatantly obvious that they are fake, and they want $22 a piece for the fake cards which is a fraction of what the real card (Umbreon SIR from Evolving Skies) goes for so they clearly know they are ripping people off. Even if you are intending to buy something completely unrelated to Pokémon or cards, I would stay far away from such a dishonest and immoral business.

Dope thrift store! Black-owned! Owner is a gentleman, very helpful, and professional. He's…read morewelcoming as soon as you enter the store. He's humorous while assisting you find what you're looking for. He helped me put my things in the car and brought me my things I left at the register to the car! I like shopping there! Lots of variety!

Second version that opened in Hampden recently (the one on Read St. has been around for more than a…read moreminute). A quiet, little shop that I wish had even more men's shirts and other clothing. Also has fresh (new) house and personal accessories. However, new clothing comes in/rotates quite often. I've been here twice and picked up long-sleeved pearl-button jean Wrangler and pineapple shirts; a Hawaiian short-sleeve Pierre Cardin shirt from the 60s-70s; and and a tan 80s sweater collar puffer vest (as the employee said, "It's back to the future"). Great place, great vintage. Worth the price!

Visit 1 x month, have found many excellent fines, both for home and clothing for work. Very…read moreimpressed with the store and associates.

I've been in the store recently and have noticed employees shopping, telling other employees what…read morethey are shopping for, having items put aside for them. Some of the staff are rude, push by you before saying excuse me. Having conversations on the phone while on the floor. The main thing I noticed was around Christmas there was items coming out to be bought that was not on the floor but rather from the back. Back with the other owner I remember seeing employees hiding merchandise and getting them when they get off their shift, I thought with the new owners things would be different.

Stopped in today to drop off some items for consignment and it was such an easy process! The staff…read moretook the items immediately and took about 10 mins or so and they went over the process and we were done. While waiting, I browsed across their three floors and they had an overwhelming selection of item with 50% off items in the basement level. They offer a range of items and brands, there is something for everyone!

Duckpin Consignment should be your top destination for all things secondhand. Especially designer!…read moreThe quality is amazing, the value is the best, and the product and inventory any time of year is always packed. Duckpin takes only the best and highest quality secondhand items in the area. While the selection for selling your clothes can be picky, you expect fair commission and payouts in a timely manner. Service is always great if you're in the store! Commission when selling clothes is 50/50 which is pretty high for the area in terms of consigning. Your items, if taken by the store, are almost guaranteed to sell, ensuring you receive great money for your items.