I went here and got some socks and stationery. I saw that this place was selling scented erasable…read moregel pens. I decided to get some cute socks with the words "Cutie" and "Bookworm". This place even has fairylights with those paperclips on them. There's even solar powered outdoor fairylights that are bee-themed.

Full Circle is always part of my circuit whenever I happen to find myself in Old Towne Orange. Of…read morethe thrift or vintage shops in the area like DeeLux or Ghost Vintage, I prefer Full Circle because their pricing is typically more consistent and it's not as crowded. I've found some pretty neat items like a good collared denim button up shirt and even a flight suit for an upcoming themed event. The store is organized by type of clothing (e.g. menswear, jackets, formal or evening wear) and color. Shoes, kids' books, and home decor can be found in the back and there's even a sweet little treasure chest where your little ones can pick out a toy for free! Full Circle also offers promotions depending on what day you pop by, like "color of the week Wednesdays" and "frame and art Fridays." There's usually only one associate in the store, but I've had good experiences from different people the times I've gone. I love the messaging and giving back to the community! There is free coffee at the door and a table where you can anonymously write prayer requests. Just another reason to keep coming back!

Cool antique mall with lots to explore. I have been here several times…read more The front desk is very friendly. On my last visit, I asked if I could bring my dog in and they gave me the okay and welcomed us in.

I'm on the hunt for a unique cookie jar to add to my kitchen so I pop into Orange Circle Antique…read moreMall when I'm in that area to see if I finally find THE ONE. No such luck yet, but this antique mall is always so fun to browse. There's anything and everything you can think of from tableware, kitchen items, chairs, clothing, records, VHS, books, movies, posters, magazines, games, toys, tools, you name it. If you're patient enough, you'll find something. There are two stories, so you can easily spend a lot of time here. The pricing is mixed, I've seen some pricey items, which are usually the clothing, but I've also seen some bargains. This is a great spot if you're looking for your next vintage find.

YAZ / YAS HAS SUCH A GOOD PLAYLIST I came in with my friend this Sunday and it was suuuuuuch a vibe…read more^_^ all the employees are so friendly too

There's a really cool pair of inferno Doc Martin here but they're selling them for 200, and Google…read moresearch shows it runs from 200 to 300 you could buy them on eBay or 230. I really like them, but it would be nice to come here and actually save some money. But it seem like they were more concerned about shoplifters, rather than knowledge and actual customer service.

i love love love elsewhere. if you're ever in the area, i highly recommend stopping by!!…read more i bought a belt here today but this wasn't my first time going, i just realized i had never left a proper review :) i've been a long time costumer and i even bought my prom dress here, and the staff has always been so kind and helpful and the value on each of the products they have is just incredible, i've found so many cool items and if i'm ever in downtown orange i just can't *not* stop by!!! their items range from being authentically vintage to being pieces inspired by specific eras, and either way, the quality of all of their products is always top tier!! one of my favorite vintage stores EVER i love it!!

This is a real vintage store with sections dedicated to certain decades and it's not just Y2K, 90's…read moreand 80's fashion. There are things from the 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's stuff that is difficult to source and the majority of it is in wearable condition. They also have some modern things made to look retro like sunglasses that are inexpensive so there is something for everyone.

Golden Years is an outdoor vintage clothing market that runs quarterly right outside the Anaheim…read morePacking District. It's put on by Sarah from Cameo Appearance Vintage and she brings together the best vintage suppliers. Everything you see has been curated and is in top condition. The vendors are friendly, there is a DJ spinning great music and you may even see lots of vintage influencers such as Beth Jones from B. Jones Style or Annette from A Vintage Splendor.

From the owner: Vintage pop-up Saturday, June 21! Come by to shop vintage clothing and more. Look forward to seeing…read moreyou there!

Just my kind of place to pop into and enjoy the welcoming in. Reasons to drive down to and enjoy…read morethe throw backs atmosphere prices and fun. Highly love a place where i instantly fit in.

The perfect size thrift shop that actually has unique finds and nice clothes for a good deal. I can…read moretell that the pieces they choose have a vintage vibe to them and are trendy, but I still do see clothes mixed in that are fast fashion when swiping through the racks. The jewelry is limited but carefully selected, as well as home and kitchen decor, vinyl recs, and stationary on the left of the store. They have a nice selection of kids and baby clothes in the back. The clothing racks were organized and color coordinated which I really appreciate as thrift shopping could be overwhelming at times. I adored Sundance Thrift shop, and the service was very welcoming!

They have a lot of cool stuff. I sold some hard to find rare pieces. They were fair with what they…read morebought it for.

soooo overpriced…read more Modern reboots on the roxx tag being sold for $150? I guess the hope is someone is clueless enough to buy most of what they have. no bueno.

The service here is really good. It is a shop that has a lot, and I need a lot of old Disney…read moremerchandise from jackets and sweaters to the discontinued cell phone cases which is why I went through myself. I was looking for a replacement for my cell phone case and satellite they didn't have anything I needed, but I'm going to blame Disney for that because my phone wasn't something Disney really made cases for. (I have an iPhone 13 Max.) but overall the value for everything that I saw was pretty good.

EDIT: After I posted my review, I received a private message from the owner that said:…read more "Sorry you thought it was a Thrift Store. We are not a Thrift Store. We are Thrift compared to original prices and nothing was used. Everything is new for the most part except for the vintage items. But thanks for stopping by anyway." That response honestly left me even more confused. If the business isn't a thrift store, then using "thrift" in the name naturally creates an expectation that customers will find thrift store pricing and a thrift store shopping experience. My review wasn't meant to be unkind, it was simply an honest reflection of my experience. I understand that most of the inventory is "new," but many of the Disney items appeared to be from past seasons and were priced so close to Disney Store prices that there was very little savings for buying older merchandise. Everyone is entitled to price their merchandise however they choose, and customers are equally entitled to share their honest shopping experience. Mine was that the prices didn't reflect what I personally consider thrift store value, and that made the visit disappointing and ultimately a waste of time for me. _________________________________________ I must've misunderstood what "thrift" means. (Thrift)yland... I walked in expecting a thrift store and walked out realizing it is not one at all. Most of the Disney items appeared to be from past seasons, yet they were still priced so close to Disney Store prices that there was barely any discount for buying them secondhand. If I'm paying almost Disney Store prices, I'd rather just buy it new. I also noticed shirts that looked like they originally came from Ross or TJ Maxx, except they were somehow priced higher here than they would be brand new at those stores. Overall, it was really disappointing and honestly a waste of time. If you're actually looking for bargains, save yourself the trip and shop at Ross, TJ Maxx, or a true "thrift" store like Goodwill or Savers instead, you'll likely pay less.