If you live on the East side and need to donate some goods, this is your place. Located next to Tie…read moreCrafters, I donated some vintage ties, and some leather belts. Store associates were very friendly, and very helpful. I left my reading glasses in the donation bag and the staff had no problem finding them for me. Easy access to the 63st subway is a plus.

They were quick to greet you when you entered. It is a bit of a small space but they have a nice…read moretrendy collection with a pretty good value on high end fashion! I don't tend to like the smell of most thrift shops but I didn't feel this way there..it really felt like just shopping at a regular shop. Even if tags were old it was on the inside and it's clear that all the clothing items were examined carefully before putting up for sale. Their mission to help people who are homeless and people with AIDS is just another reason to shop here, one of many locations. There are even tax deductible membership dues and discounts if you decide to join Housing Works. I left with a gray Theory blazer and lots of inspiration to do more thrifting and check out their other locations!

The store is small but it's very curated. A good selection of higher end brands and leather jackets…read morebut definitely on the higher end of prices. They have a selection of accessories, knick knacks that would make good gifts, and a spot to do charm bracelets as well.

The store is small but really cute. They also have a location on the Upper East Side. They carry…read moreclothes sizes XS to XXL and like anything vintage you'll need to try it on. They have a dressing room. They have a small section of accessories, shoes, handbags, and home goods. They have a charm bracelet stand at the cash register.

What a hidden gem in the UES! I was not expecting to buy anything but I found 2 items that I was…read moreobsessed with. I got a reversible bomber jacket and a long black leather coat. They were both reasonably priced for what they are! I will definitely be coming back here in the future. They have a great selection of purses, outerwear, and some sweaters/shirts.

Designer Revival is a very expensive consignment shop. I have looked at the prices and decided I…read morerather just buy new than pay the price for used. I'm sure if you are able to spend the time returning and returning as items are marked down you may get the item you set your sights on for a decent price. I'm sorry but life is too short for me to spend my time on designer clothes. I do enjoy looking and I recommend you check it out if you are in the neighborhood and enjoy second hand shops.

Store was super cluttered and in my opinion didn't have anything particularly interesting. That's…read morejust my style though.

What a gem of a place. I bought a hat from here that I really enjoyed. Lots of interesting finds…read moreand fun to browse. The owner is also nice.

Really good prices here, prices ranging around $5-8 for most shirts I was looking at. I tried on a…read morebunch but nothing landed. The changing room was leaking or wet or something. Lots and lots of shirts for men. Tons. I went through them all. I'd say shirts this place has best, then some decent pants. Tons of books at the front that I'll peruse and eventually buy some.

Stumbled upon this hidden little spot and thought I'd explore! This thrift store has a variety of…read morebrands ranging from Forever21 to Banana Republic, nothing more designer than that. I walked out with a black little dress from Abercrombie and a pink dress from Loft, less than $20 total. Can I get a "hell yeah?" I'd definitely recommend going through their racks at least once if you're in the area and are on a budget. They have a collection including home goods, shoes, bags, jewelry, books, and more. Had to dock a point because there's only one dressing room and it is so annoying to get changed in there, especially because people can easily peek in, due to it being so janky. It's also very uncomfortable to shop here because it's abnormally narrow, so while you're browsing, you'll have dozens of people moving past you, so you have to scooch into the racks to let them through, and it's very annoying. Last, customer service is so bad! The tall, black guy is insanely unfriendly and acts like he does not want you there. It's a bizarre attitude for a thrift store employee to have. Shouldn't you be more welcoming in a business environment like this?

Very organized. Fast check out. Decent prices, I bought a lamp and other household items.read more

They are way overpriced,smelly,unfriendly,thigh space ,no room for you to shop. I asked around I…read morewas told anything decent they kept and sell to other shops

Freaking fantastic thrift store. Great band tee shirts, friendly staff, and good location since…read morethere are several thrift stores on one block. A must stop if you like rock tees. They have a huge selection of so many bands. T-shirts run about $30 each, but they're in great condition. I found a Guns N' Roses shirt that I can't wait to wear. My favorite band ever

Expanding past the Chelsea Flea Market, W. 26th Street has become a row of vintage/thrift cloting…read morestores which ride the trend of interest and fashion of upcycling and 2nd hand clothes. Thrift NYC, also a few locations elsewhere downtown, clearly is one of my two favorites in this neighborhood. It rocks! Its well curated, reasonably priced selection of men's good will provide you with some style to create your own individual look. The staff was super friendly too. Definitely a place I'll return to and recommend you stop by!

Trunk Show Designer Consignment is a young and innovative Harlem, New York based consignment…read morebusiness. Specializing in the resale of both men's and women's designer clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories. The Store is now open with amazing designer pieces, from Balmain to Givenchy to Louboutin, Trunk Show Consignment has it all, plus a very warm and friendly staff. In addition to the luxury designer assortment, TSDC also offer's " Urban Finds" and "New Designer Spotlight." New Designer Spotlight offers the opportunity for new and upcoming fashion designers to showcase and sell their collections for a month at their boutique. Upcoming designers who wish to consign their clothing lines must set up a consignment appointment. Definitely a place worth stopping by to find some great pieces. :)

In a nutshell: Tending to my indecisiveness as a first-time…read moreconsigner - YES Pleasant experience answering my questions - SURE Letting me pay to get my bag back for the price on our contract - NOPE Making up excuses to not let me have my bag and trying to charge me more - MY ULTIMATE PROBLEM WITH THIS STORE I came to the store as a first-time consigner. Curious about the process, I asked a million questions to make sure that I understood all the loopholes associated with consigning. Heather and Gideon were great and patient with answering my questions and successfully convinced me to commit to selling my bag. I was visibly anxious but decided to go for it, having been told that I am able to pay a pulling fee of 10% the asking price of my bag, if for some reason I decide I wanted to keep it. Immediately when I got home, I regretted my decision and reached out to Gideon about paying the fee to get my bag back. He called me and tried to convince me to let them sell it, and bantered about how he had already added it to a list to sell at an event over the weekend and that I would have to pay more to make up for the costs were incurred for the update to the list. I looked over my BS of a "contract" which stipulated that I would be responsible for 10% (as he had also verbally stated.) When I called him again, he told me I would have to pay 10% + 15% to make up for THEIR agreement that they made with the vendor 30 mins after I left (aka this agreement probably doesn't exist.) . While I had been timid this entire process (total of 3 hours), I stood my ground and demanded that we stick to the original contract. All in all, what started out as friendly, informative service turned into a sketchy/unprofessional/unethical business. I may at first had cold feet about parting with my bag, but as soon as I felt jipped by some scheme to make easy profit off my bag... Nah fammmm - I'm keeping my baby. But a contract is a contract, so I held up my end of the bargain. They gave me a 1 hour window to get my bag immediately, to honor the 10% that was on my original contract... Absolutely ridiculous experience. I suggest coming here if you are desperate to be cheated out of your money. *** Let me make it clear, I upheld their policy and hence paid them the $120 promised by the contract I signed. This review is simply a comment to the sketchiness of TSDC's business in trying to alter that contract last-minute to make more money off of me. It is not my responsibility if the business is "disappointed" in not being given the opportunity to sell MY bag. My problem is that TSDC made it very difficult for me to take my bag back by making up excuses as to why I can't take it back, and adding an extra charges. Please respect your OWN policy and contract by simply returning other people's items when they ask for it, for the cost that was initially agreed upon. ***