A great place to donate the stuff you don't need anymore and to find treasures you didn't know you…read moreneeded. The proceeds go to charity and the staff is friendly and helpful. There is a large parking lot.

The Big Re-use is not what it used to be . The past few years items are very old , used and not in…read moregood shape . I always donated furniture for pick -up . Good quality and in great condition, however they have refused or simply have not answered my emails or applications . i Have now realized if they don't pick up , or pick up much much less ,, the items sold are not going to be what they use to be .. seems now it's somewhat of a Big junk yard .

A small store but a gold mine! They have a really good selection of nicer brand clothes in really…read moregood shape. Pricing is confusing because more expensive pieces such as pants from J Crew were cheaper than a top from Shein or H&M so if you know your brands then you know those ones they have marked down to $5 is actually worth a lot more!

Rating based on a one off purchase, never been there before but picked up a NWT $450 and $265…read moredresses for $10 and $3, and a pair of Cole Haan oxfords for $10. Will definitely stop by again.

A Flatbush treasure! The people here are possessed by the spirit of goodness, kindness and…read morecommunity. They have helped me with my CharismaUniquenessNerveandTalent for quite some time now. It's the type of place you want to visit even though you need nothing. If you're in the area, please support this place. You'll feel better than simply shopping fast fashion trends or paying retail price.

A true thrift shop, with kind service and great value finds in both clothes and appliances. Small…read morebut full of treasures!

This store is chock full of quality merchandise, especially shoes (my weakness)! Prices are great,…read moreand lots of things are new. Even if not, condition is usually fine. Expect to spend an hour to go through everything. Love it!

If you have the time to search carefully you can score. The issue is that the racks are long and…read morehigher price items are interspersed with cheaper items

Very inconsistent in terms of pricing, selection, crowds... pretty much everything…read more But when it's good, it's good. Dress shirts for $15? Sweaters for $10? Slacks for $12? Leather shoes for $35? Yes, please. Oh, but those other times, nothing will be marked down that much, everything will be off-brand, and it'll be hot/smelly. The bathrooms on the first floor also suck. So basically, come here if you need clothes on the cheap. But keep your expectations low and you might be pleasantly surprised!

Wonderful selection of vintage clothing and jewelry ! Large…read moreselection of fur and leather jackets

Loretta has an amazing selection of authentic vintage clothing, jewelry, furs, and leather goods…read morethat she has been collecting for many, many years. She is extremely knowledgeable about her wears and prices things accordingly. She is friendly and has a very sharp sense of humor. You will enjoy your visit.

If you have patience, you can find some really great pieces for your wardrobe for a great price…read more My last 3 trips to this location yielded some great finds for me, a plus size woman, my husband, and fast-growing child. The kids section is small but after milling through carefully I was able to find jeans from children's place and the GAP for $3 per pair. The jeans were in pristine condition and is perfect for a growing 6 year old. While perusing, I found a fantastic men's sweater for my husband to wear to work for $5. I also found a lounge sweater for myself in the clearance section for $2. There are no returns or exchanges so if youre unsure about a piece, be sure to try on before you buy in their fitting room. As far as service goes, the cashiers are quick but there weren't any reps on the floor. I like coming here to have time to myself. If you are a fan of retail therapy, this is a practical way to treat yourself on a dime.

The OG spot was huge - any clothing item you wanted, they had 10,000 of them - this one is a joke…read more They had like 15 men's coats, & zero overcoats. The OG one was men's dress clothes & coats Heaven. What a disappointment.

Pretty good prices and a lovely selection. I'm glad this small business is near my apartment. I…read morereally enjoy popping in for a look. I will coming back to again.

So I'm walking through Park Slope with my Dad after a lovely lunch on 5th Ave when I see a shop…read morecalled "Trailer Park." That doesn't happen too often, right? So without much thought at all I declared that we needed to go inside and started across the street. What could Dad say? He gave me a look that clearly said "you're weird" and followed me in. Once inside we were greeted by dozens of items that I swear are in my Grandfathers basement right now. Dad must have been reading my mind b/c he actually said "I think you're grandfather has a couple of those in the basement" while pointing to a set of vinyl suitcases. The entire store is filled, floor to ceiling, with vintage pieces of all sizes and shapes. Big ticket items like tables, chairs and trunks to smaller accessories of baskets & picture frames. The layout and arrangement made it hard to navigate the store and what was more confusing was the location (I think) of the cash register & counter area... It's hidden behind a huge pile of stuff so you can't even see the front door if you're sitting behind the counter. Oh and we were in the shop for a good ten minutes and I don't think I saw the owner/manager once. I though that was weird.. and I can't forget to mention- I found the store to have a bit of a musty smell... which makes sense if you think about the items inside. While I don't think I'd purchase anything it was a cool shop to walk through and brought back memories of Gramps. If you're looking for some nostalgia- stop by Trailer Park