Great clothes, got an amazing haul of alo leggings, lululemon leggings, vintage shirts, and cute sweaters. On the expensive side though. I would not call this a thrift store, but rather a second hand consignment shop. The service was surprisingly really nice. People offered to help and even made small talk during checkout. read more

Buffalo Exchange is a staple name for me in the thrift world. We have one in RVA. It feels like they're usually near cities with colleges. People who work here are always super sweet. The cashier who checked me out was extra kind by complimenting the shirt I bought. I was in town for a work event and realized I under packed. I needed a shirt for a work dinner and this was right next to my hotel. I was so happy I could walk over. I also love checking out thrift shops in different cities because each city has their own fashion. Their shoe selection here was incredible. That's where they shined for sure. A lot of the items I loved were a bit too big, but so it goes with thrifting. I loved that you're able to try on about 10 items in the fitting room (I pick up a lot when thrifting). And I was able to find a shirt for that evening. Do know that the pricing on a lot of items are closer to "new clothes" pricing like $20-30. I luckily found a shirt on sale for $15. A lot of the options were a bit outdated for my taste, but overall I had a great experience and found what I was looking for. read more

Buffalo Exchange - Fitting room - Women's Clothing Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

I love a good thrift shop or consignment store. You can generally find so many gems hiding along the aisles of clothes. This location just doesn't happen to be one of those for me. I mean the people are nice! But in all the times I've been here (many times), I have always walked away without buying a single thing. It's a little disorganized inside, or it least it was as of the last time I visited. I'll never tell anyone to not check out a thrift shop as we all have different things we are looking for. I hope you find something great here, just not the place for me. read more

I've been selling gently used clothes and buying clothes from Buffalo exchange for YEARS. Today, I hopped on the online waitlist, and was told I would wait 30-35 minutes. I waited in my car until I got the text saying I was next, and ended up waiting an additional 45 minutes from then. I brought in BRAND NEW sorrel's, excellent condition Vans, a brand new free people jumpsuit, and brands like Madewell and Allbird. The buyer took nothing, and said it was because they already had those styles... I went and looked and didn't find one thing similar to what I brought in. To have waited 90 minutes, pay for parking, and to bring all of these really really nice clothes in for nothing, was really frustrating. I also watched this same buyer go through 3 bags of INCREDIBLY nice clothes and send this mom holding her newborn on her way with nothing. read more

I was really excited to visit this Buffalo Exchange location. I was expecting plenty of western wear and vintage, given the location in Nashville. I suppose I should've known that those items would be in highest demand, so there wasn't actually any for me to take home. I was bummed about the selection. It felt more like weird rave clothes and lots of modern trends I don't understand. I'm sure plenty of people enjoy the selection but it wasn't for me, unfortunately. The staff was friendly, prices were reasonable. read more

Buffalo Exchange - Women's Clothing Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Overpriced and underquality clothes that all looked like they're from last decade or earlier., and Bri was super rude and acted as though having to check us out (her job) was the greatest inconvenience in the world. Never coming back here. read more

We've stopped in here on at least 3 different trips to Nashville. My 19 y.o. daughter always finds something to buy. I love looking, but don't always find anything. However, last visit I found an expensive brand of shoes in my size that looked brand new for $20. Score. read more

I had 3 prom dresses I wanted to sell. One brand new w/ tags and 2 that had only been worn once. I called the store several times a week before I planned to visit and the phone was never answered. I called the morning of my visit again and still no answer. I wanted to inquire if they even took formal wear before I made the long trip to the store. As I traveled to the store I called 2 times, no one answered. I got to the store and checked in. There was a 2 hour wait. I waited patiently and once my name was called I was told they do not take formal wear. I was sooo upset! The store representative that "helped" me basically waved me away and uttered something under her breath I did not hear. It was not worth asking her to repeat it. I was so mad at having to wait so long and then being told they don't accept formal wear. No where on their website does it say that. I am inclined to think they this location does not want to do business with African American people. It was just the vibe I got from being in the store.... read more

Great variety and prices buy a steamer and enjoy the great finds. Lots of selection Cheery staff read more

Such a great store! Stopped in here while traveling and found the cutest pair of boots. The store is clean and the service is really kind. My friend - who is a pro at finding the best vintage shops - recommended this place. She found amazing items, including several that were dropped off by Miranda Lambert's assistant earlier that day. read more

Stopped by the other day to check out the store; some cute stuff and a pretty good variety of clothing and accessories. The young lady helping me, I think her name was Hanna, was really nice and explained the buying process for the next time I come in. read more

One of the most happening hip places to sell your clothes and do some fashion perusing. This place was popping when I came in to sell my stuff. People everywhere, walk in to sell wasn't too bad. The customer service is kind. Their variety is tremendous! Latest fashion and colorful of all kinds! Saw a pair of dansko like new for $30, should have gotten it. They also have a nice collection of rings, be sure to check out at the counter. I sold some stuff and used it to pick up a pair of new ballerina slippers, sooo worth it! read more

The reviews about "putting customers in their place" are accurate. Several employees there were unnecessarily judgmental, giggling as certain people walked through the door and making comments such as, "I thought these shorts would be better quality than THIS" when I attempted to sell name brand clothes that aren't even 3 months old... Huh? That was a bit rude. Not only that, but the brand new clothes that they did accept (3 pieces, £65 worth, $85 with exchange rate, tag still on) only left me with $24 in store credit... The clothing was from a European streetwear brand, and could have easily sold for more online. Period. I only gave you all 2 stars, instead of 1, because there was an employee who was kind enough to let a guy borrow a pen so he could cash his check at the bank down the street. Hopefully he was treated with respect and was able to get his money's worth. My advice to potential customers? 1) Bring your own water, 2) grey rocking poor behavior is your friend, and 3) "Polly" and "Ester" are all over the racks (and could disrupt your endocrine system, so look out). read more

Want to check out a store that truly judges every customer and works to make sure each customer knows their place? Look no further, at this Buffalo Exchange they will look down on not just you but literally customer after customer who comes in the door! If you are lucky like me, you might get to observe part of an employee interview where future employees are talked down to as well. Nashville has plenty of good thrift stores, skip this one and the judgement too! read more

Easy to shop, downtown location, parking out front, quality items, international clothing, shoes, accessories, reasonable prices! I would travel to Nashville just to shop there! read more

Eclectic resale shop with clothes and shoes for men and women. There's bling and boots, vintage and almost new - something for everyone. Prices are reasonable. Easy to find and street parking available out front. read more

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I always stop into Buffalo Exchange when I see one because I don't have one back home in Miami. Some real gems on the racks. Staff is 5-star. Well kept store. Clean and organized. Well decorated and curated. What more could you ask for? read more

Everything sucks about this place, it smells awful, it's filthy and unclean. If you're looking for a Halloween costume this may be a good spot, other than that, I'm not sure what is worse; the tacky and tasteless employees and their rude attitudes or the ridiculous petty management cynicism. It's such a hate vibe. And why are they all desperately trying so hard - they all look so comical they way they were dressed up. read more

This place sucks. It's overpriced and smells like cigarettes. No idea why it's hyped up online. Bought a few items for a ridiculous price and then had to re-donate them somewhere else because I absolutely could not get the smell of cigarette smoke out of the items. Waste of time, gas & money. Also notorious for refusing items when customers try to re-sell. And yet they re-sell crap like SHEIN that will fall apart within 5 seconds of use (and smell like cigs.) I HATE this store. read more

Clean, staff is friendly, great deals compared to plato's closet which is a joke. It's a little tight space so it takes some time but well worth it! read more

I had a such a great experience here! Everyone was so nice and prompt with getting my clothes sorted without much of a wait. I was happy to be able to truly cash in. I came here in twice in 2 days while in the process of purging my closet. They bought a good amount of my items. You either get 30% in cash of what they resell it for or you get 50% store credit. First day I took the cash and second day took store credit where I got this amazing flapper dress (see picture) I will wear next month to a Roaring 20's event. The process is really easy and they have some awesome buys! It is way better than Plato's Closet while catering to more a mixed crowd than just younger crowd. I have more reason to keep coming by since it is pretty conveniently located to my place. I haven't even purged my dresser yet, so that is next on the list. Thanks Buffalo Exchange for an awesome shopping experience and strong customer service! read more

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I pretty rarely write negative reviews, but this was truly one of the worst retail experiences I've ever had. I made an appointment online to sell (super easy) and brought in 1 bag of shoes and 3 bags of higher-end clothing in excellent condition with a few lower-quality brand items and 1 old t shirt thrown in. I arrived 10 min early to find the new location. First, their new entrance was difficult to find if you parked in the garage. The sign out front wasn't super obvious to me, either. After lugging all my stuff to their back entrance, I called to ask how to get in and they made me walk all the way back around to their front. Immediately upon entering, the girls, harassed me about wearing a mask as soon as I entered (I had taken it off to lug all the clothes around the building in the heat and was planning to put it back on when I entered the store. Also, I'm fully vaccinated.) The girl up front could tell I was annoyed about having to walk around the building with all this stuff and gave me a $5 coupon to the store and decided that continually addressing me as "babe" would smooth over my experience (spoiler alert: it really annoyed me.) I decided to look around a bit while I waited for them to review my stuff, but mostly saw a lot of old t shirts and the kind of clothing I can only describe I would have worn to a costume party in college. I went to wait up front and after about 10 min, they called me back. Out of all ALL of the nice stuff I brought, they ended up taking only 3 items: a madewell shirt, a super old forever 21 dress, and the lone old t shirt I had included. I literally would have laughed had I not been in public. I asked her why some of the shoes hadn't gotten selected and she said that only sneakers tend to move here. She tacked on at least 10 more opportunities to call me babe as I got my 25% cash value (I was not about to get 50% value in store credit here.) At the end of the process, I asked for some hand sanitizer (it was hidden from customers, despite their insistence on mask-wearing), got my $10 for the 3 items they took, and decided I will never be returning here again. So, in short, if you want to sell old t-shirts and old styles from forever 21, absolutely sell your stuff here or buy their clothing. If you legitimately want your old but really nice clothes to get a new life, donate them somewhere else or find another selling option. read more

Buffalo exchange continues to impress me with the stuff they have. Today I found a great sterling silver ring with a real pearl for $25. I found the ring online, turns out it's still being sold for $125, I'm thrilled! I also got a great pair of Joe's jeans for $30, kate spade earrings for $18, and a madewell top for $18. You really can't beat the prices or the brands at Buffalo Exchange. After shopping here, there's no going back to retail for me. I literally get a high off of the deals I find every time I'm here. Other notable things I saw today were lululemon tops for $18, Prada sunglasses that are still in store for $80, and super funky Celine sunglasses. If you're into brand names, getting a deal, and are willing to put in some time hunting through the racks, you'll find some great unique pieces! I read more

Buffalo Exchange - Great Kate Spade earrings I got for $18 - Women's Clothing Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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We stopped in because who doesn't love a good shopping trip??? We are super into thrifting and this was kind of a mix but mainly for clothing, shoes, and accessories. It was so busy! I had to wait for a dressing room but not that long. The place has a great selection of unique pieces. I did think they were a little over priced for my taste but that's kind of what it was. Not so much a thrift shop and more of a second hand clothing place with a little extra flare. Workers were great and friendly. We both picked up a few pieces so that was fun. read more

Buffalo Exchange - Truth! - Women's Clothing Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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Great options! Lots of unique and cool Finds and unlike typical thrift store finds. Prices we're decent for what they offered. read more

Decent selection of clothing with a variety of different price points. They have dressing rooms, in case you need to try before you buy. Worth stopping in and checking it out! read more

Great clothing variety! Fun experience. Plus, free stickers-what?? Will definitely go back.

I really like that idea of Buffalo exchange. The store decoration is really cool and the organization is really spot on. I also really liked the fact that it is a bagless store and they allow the customer to make a donation to a nonprofit with every purchase. With that being said, my problem was the Merchandise available. The pricing is a little excessive considering everything is used. They had shein clothes for 12+ dollars... And I know that The original price probably wasn't even that much. This isn't really a vintage shop, it's more of a quirky Plato's closet. read more

Very nice place. TONS of clothes and accessories. Only downside was that it was PACKED. Like had to wait while lines of people passed through aisles. read more

I don't expect to get a lot of money when I can sign anything which is why I never can sign anything. But $10 for over 50 pieces of clothing that included designer items such as Lilly Pulitzer, ugg, vans etc is ridiculous . read more

I want to like this place because I like the idea of it, but let me just say this is not the place to sell your clothes. I did my research and looked at a lot of reviews so I thought I had a pretty decent idea of what kind of things they would take. I brought in around 50 items including dresses from Free People and vintage style dresses and skirts from ModCloth that still had the tags on them. I had a few things from places like Target and Old Navy as well, but my haul included things like high waisted jeans and shorts and graphic style shirts in great condition. I knew they weren't going to take everything I brought but I didn't expect them to take NOTHING! I felt like the one employee who looked through my clothes was not even very thorough and rushed through them and all the employees there definitely gave off a snobby attitude. They kind of treated me like I brought in total garbage that no one would want, and I totally understand and respect that it is not what they are looking for in their store right now but most of the stuff I brought in was objectively pretty nice so I didn't appreciate the attitude. I also had to pay almost $5 (with fees) to park on the street. Yes, they do technically have free parking in a garage a little farther back but since I had to make 2 trips to my car to bring all my stuff in (and I wasn't entirely sure where the garage was and if it was free or not because I didn't see any signs) I decided to go with this option but now I wish I didn't because what a waste this experience was. I wish the selling process was a little different, like maybe they even kept your clothes for a day or two and had a designated team of trained people take the time to look through them and get back to you rather than one rushed employee when there is a long line. Another employee literally said "oh my god that's so cute" when she saw one of the dresses I brought in which made me think they would take it. It feels like you are kind of stuck with the biases of whoever is looking at your clothes in the moment and if it isn't their style they will just say no but another employee might have said yes to the same piece. The employee who said they could not take any of my clothes said they were pretty much only taking high waisted jeans and graphic t shirts right now because duh that's what is trendy and I was a little confused because I definitely had some items in my haul that looked like the stuff they described and definitely saw lots of things on the racks that looked similar to the other stuff I brought in. I didn't want to argue with her or anything so I just accepted it and left with all my stuff, but I wish there were clearer descriptions of what they are accepting online. On their website it says they take all brands and lots of things including basics and appears like they would be a lot less picky. In conclusion, I'm not trying to bash this place or their employees because I understand they aren't able to buy items that they don't expect to make money from. My biggest problem was how rushed it felt and the attitude of the people who worked there. I kept seeing in many reviews that the employees are often rude but I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt, but when this many reviews are mentioning that issue it's not really a good sign. read more

Not the most efficient service. Lines out the door. People bringing bags and bags of clothes for them to go through and you never really know what they will or won't take. I actually had some brand new designer things that were rejected after waiting in line for 35 minutes. not the greatest selection either. read more

I was so happy today when they took so much of my clothes. But not only that, despite being full they said they would help find a place for my donations! So very grateful. Everyone there is always so kind and helpful. read more

I've taken new items in to sell and the lady didn't take them. She said they where a little to worn. I was confused . Staff is rude. I see why. The manager has a nasty attitude. read more

I'd rather shop at goodwill/Plato's! I feel like alot of the items were overpriced (ex I've seen goodwill sell similar items for a lower price) and there wasn't a lot of options for higher end products (like you would find at the the Buffalos in NYC). read more

Apon them calling my name to sell one of the workers in a snobby attitude voice says "he's a reseller so he's manager only". Mind you I don't live in this state and was only passing by; I went in a few days earlier to sell old clothes I no longer wear. Not sure why they have such a negative look on resellers when 75% of their business is from resellers. Advice if you don't like resellers than you should educate yourself on what products you're selling; I found a pair of pants for $40 that will easily sell for $300+. Don't hate the player; hate the game. read more

Not my fave one! Dirty! Only redeeming factor is its close to the graduate hotel- super cute!!

Stopped by here recently to try and sell some clothes. I had a couple items I'd previously purchased from the store, a few sweaters, new cute fall dresses, etc. and they didn't take a single item out of the huge haul I brought in. I asked if coming back during a different season season with some of my more summery items and they simply told me they take the best of all seasons so that wouldn't be necessary even though I explicitly heard them say, "No, that's the wrong season." as I watched them go through my items. Needless to say I'm not hurrying back here any time soon. read more

Buffalo Exchange is a 2nd-hand shop with some nice clothing & some hefty prices. I'm not saying the costs were completely unjustified, the clothes were sturdy & higher quality, but it was unexpected. I found a lot of nice things, but not many available in women's XL. However, I purchased a fun moon-shaped necklace & have enjoyed wearing it since my visit. read more

Couldn't find anything my size, not that great of a selection, things are overpriced and the website clearly stated that they bought the brands of clothing I sent to them to try to sell. They sent a note back telling me that they basically didn't buy those brands even though it's on their website. It's definitely not the best place for thrifting. read more