5 stars for this adorable vintage shop in Kingston! I'd give 10 stars if I could…read more If you're feeling drab and tired of dressing like everyone else, I implore you to shop here. You will emerge as a style ICON. This place has a curated selection of clothing, lots of vintage pieces, and AFFORDABLE PRICES! (we love an affordable price!) Rewind also features clothing and art pieces with in-house, hand crafted designs that cannot be found anywhere else. Karli's handmade work is a treasure trove of unique pieces. This place is family owned by the warmest, most welcoming people on the planet, and stepping into this shop feels like a god damn hug. If you're in the area, Rewind is a must-visit!

The cutest vintage store run by the sweetest family. In addition to their vintage options they also…read morehave a variety of clothes that fit the current styles and trends! Great price point too!

Amazing store...great customer service highly recommended. Great selection. Clean & neat. Parking…read moreis available.

I forgot to add to my review that I did buy some socks! They're black and white gingham. Very very…read morecute and comfortable. And I just found out that they ship items so I was able to order more socks for myself.

If you're in Poughkeepsie and love a deal - stop by this space! It's a pretty wide selection of…read moreitems - and if you're searching for clothing they have a wide variety at all sizes (always nice to see!) The woman behind the counter was super friendly and the prices are definitely affordable. This is one of those small businesses you really want to visit again and again in order to support them!

Great little thrift/vintage boutique on Main St in Poughkeepsie. Owner is so friendly and makes…read morethe shopping experience fun! Great selection of womens and mens clothing in all sizes and accessories- even some furniture. Prices are very reasonable. They even do consignment!

If you have a mini vacay in Woodstock or you're a local like I am and want to find some unique…read morefinds, don't pass up the chance to indulge in some thrift retail therapy at the long-standing Castaways on Mill Hill Rd. The space isn't huge- but the options are almost endless and exciting here. If you're the type who loves vintage at thrift prices, you'll bring those vintage finds back to life. I recently found two white quartz(?) bookends at $6ea that may seem small- but they're heavy AF. Prior to that, I've found small catch-all trays or other items. The staff is always friendly and willing to answer any of your questions about anything. So whether you want a nostalgic vintage cardigan, a vase, tea set, this or maybe that, Castaways is one of the best thrift+ vintage shops in Woodstock that won't disappoint you.

I am a long-time customer at Castaways. I've always enjoyed the environment, the noninvasive yet…read morehelpful nature of the staff, as well as the selection of clothing and jewelry. Normally I would give the store five stars. However, my most recent experience shopping there was less than pleasant. In fact, it was notably strange. Upon entering the store my friends and I were greeted by an employee that I had never seen before. She gave us a rundown of the store while we were looking around and I politely told her that we had been there before and didn't need to be told where and what things were. That was excusable. However, the experience got stranger. I was looking through a box and found a loose pair of pantyhose that I was thinking about purchasing. The employee entered the other room where my friends and I were Coincidentally, I picked up my bag and the pantyhose and went over to another section at the same time she was entering. In doing that I think I may have set off a shoplifting alarm in her head. Without asking, she picked up the pantyhose next to my bag and told us that she was going to put them up front. I protested because I wasn't sure if I wanted her to do that. She proceeded to tell me in somewhat of a scolding tone that she was going to bring them up front (regardless of my protests) and that they should have been left in their packaging (there was no packaging). After this encounter, she kept her eye on us consistently. I tried on two dresses and she interrupted my conversation to ask me a question about the dress I had on. She also asked loudly if anyone was in the dressing room as I was clearly changing in there. I found this whole experience strange and frankly invasive. I also felt singled out because of some unfounded (and obvious) suspicion. I do enjoy Castaways and I have been a long-time patron. However, I am reluctant to go in the store again because I would not like to have another encounter like the one I had today.

Really fun shop, really nice people running it . Has some very cool items, on the Pricey side , but…read morethat"s OK , they spend the time to find really fine fun things, and it is in a nice spot in town !

This store is wonderful in every way. The collection of vintage and second hand apparel is expertly…read morecurated, and it ranges from designer to lesser or unknown brands. They have fun miscellaneous vintage items as well, such as matchbooks and playing cards. The owner was so delightful I actually shopped here twice while visiting the area - she was warm and welcoming, and provided thoughtful assistance with a dress I ended up purchasing!

This is one of my fav places to thrift. The staff is so very friendly! I've gotten such great…read moreclothes from here. I always look forward to going here on my trips upstate. So much love for this place

Anyone who is into old school thrift shops are in for a treat. It's been in business for many years…read moreand there's a reason for that - great products, customer service, and most importantly, the business reaching out to the community, donations to name one. This place is filled at least with someone's interest, which will make someone stay awhile. It's awesome seeing a store like this be in business for so long. The location is not hard to miss, with the eye appealing red building. Come make a stop while seeing for yourself.

Carol's Closet is the thrift of all thrifts. She first popped up on my Facebook feed and after a…read morelittle digging, I noticed it's tucked right in Highland, NY off 299- basically convenient for me during my lunch time or after work. Total win. This spot is thrift chaos in the best way. Mostly clothes for women and men, shoes for just about every occasion, accessories, costume jewelry, random home finds and even some small furniture pieces if you're lucky. And the prices are super reasonable. As a heads up: this isn't your airy, Pinterest-perfect thrift shop. The racks are tight, the aisles are tight and the shelves are tighter. All good though. But one wrong move reaching for a ceramic piece and you might knock something- so shop carefully. What's you're also getting is a friendly owner and not someone who's brushing you off. I haven't bought any clothing yet, but the accessories and home pieces I've grabbed are absolute steals and they got their spots in my new space.

This was such a great place! Packed full of so many different items and great prices! Would…read moredefinitely go back!

I stopped in with my husband the other day to select a dress for an event. The owner was charming,…read moreshe had no qualms about taking apart the mannequin for me to try the dress on that'd caught my eye in the window. While it didn't fit quite right, I did find a beautiful white Coach bag I fell in love with, and a lovely watch, just what I'd been looking for. I've never been a fan of second hand stuff. But the clothes were in excellent condition and presented nicely. Service was friendly and I can honestly say I truly enjoyed my shopping experience. In fact, there are a pair of heels I can't stop thinking about, and believe I will return for them. What a nice edition to the village. I hope they thrive and prosper. Will be back for those blue and white heels!

I passed this shop every day to and from work and the window always had something that sparked my…read moreinterest to check it out. When I finally went in I was greeted pleasantly and the shop was organized well and inviting, with vintage charm. As I browsed the shoes, I was directed to the shelves with my size and encouraged to try on anything I liked. I kept on a pair of boots to ensure they were comfortable for me while I shopped the rest of the store. I found so many things I loved, including a ring and a unique cardigan that elicits multiple compliments every time I wear it. While I was shopping for over an hour, other shoppers came in, new and repeat customers. Each person was welcomed pleasantly, and assisted with any questions with no pressure whatsoever. Eventually, I became a consigner myself. I still spend more than I make, but I have great new additions to my wardrobe! I'm looking forward to another shopping visit today! This shop is worth checking out!

Clean, well organized, people are very friendly. They had a nice selection of clothes. Many…read morequality brand names. I enjoyed spening a morning there and left with some great deals.

From the owner: We only stock clean, lightly used items that the community wants at low low prices. Come get a…read morecomplete bargain. We sell clothes (baby through adult), bric a brac, tech, records and CD’s, shoes, Halloween costumes, all seasonal holiday items (4th July, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day and etc) games and toys, bags and accessories, scarves, hats and much more.

Although it's far for to travel to I have gone at least once a year for the past 10 yrs. I love it…read moreand always find lovely items to bring home. the prices are also affordable.

The Northern Dutchess Hospital's Thrift Shop is one of the better thrift shop I could ever visit…read more The floors are generally clean, and it's well maintained, and although they rarely have shoes to fit me(yes, on occasion, they do have mens shoes), there are some things they do commonly carry in my size. Their products are well tagged with prices, and service is good. Check this place out, before deciding on purchasing elsewhere(to make sure you've exhausted your search). Even for those who end up in Northern Dutchess Hospital and who have lost most of their clothes from car accidents or whatever, this store might even have some type of product to get you back on your feet at good prices, until you can get back on your feet again). No inside hallway connection between the hospital and this thrift shop exists, so walking between these two seems to be unconvincing. A person will either get hypothermic walking here, or become scorched from the hot sun walking here from the hospital). From the name, however, I wonder what percentage of the sales price the hospital takes in on money? This place doesn't look like it's been ever improved in a dozen or so years.