Fair prices & well stocked with a variety of items. The staff is friendly & they have a great…read moreselection of clothes, household items & furniture.

Stopped by to kill some time, just wanted to browse and see if anything caught my eye. Definitely…read morethink it is trying to appeal to an older demographic. A lot of the clothing seemed to be for the older generation. Very picked over. A lot of pilling and just older items. Staff at check out wasn't the friendliest. Seemed appalled I was only buying one item (a pair of pants for my toddler to use outside bc I felt bad not purchasing anything).

Amazing experience for my friend and I when our car battery ran outta juice. We'd been shopping and…read moreTaDa! The battery was dead. After waiting 3 hours for AAA the Gods Goods and SWEETGRASS MERCHANTILE crew pitched in and charged our battery. Thanks to y'all for turning around an otherwise stressful day. XOXO!

Gods Goods is such a cute thrift stores. This was my first time in their new location, and I love…read moreit so much more. They are located inside of Sweetgrass Mercantile, so it's easy to shop here and at other merchants- including one with local produce. Gods Goods itself has a great variety of products- clothing, toys, wall art, furniture, glassware, appliances, and jewelry. The store was very clean and organized, and the employees were very nice. Everything was priced fairly too.

My oldest has gotten into thrifting so I stopped in here to check it out while waiting for a nearby…read morefood order to be ready. I like that there's no funky smell like some thrift stores. They have a good set-up- there's lots of stuff but it's well organized. We found a Blokus To Go two player game for only $2 which was exciting because we had received the XL version for Christmas and are obsessed with it. They had some large pieces of art work for $20 or less which I thought was a really good deal. Tons of clothes, glass ware, plates, etc. I would say the only thing they are lacking is a decent book section. If you're looking for books, the best section I've seen is at the Goodwill on Ashley Phosphate. I will be back for sure since I'm always near this shopping center.

This store has a lot of average resale items but the prices are very high. You could do better…read morebuying retail.

The Island Bazaar on Camp Road on James Island is a great place to shop for unique items for people…read moreon your gift list. They have a really good selection of different items available from furniture and home items to handmade items and jewelry. The staff here is very friendly and available to help you find the perfect gift. I have had a really good experience every time that I have been here.

Nice vintage shop in downtown Charleston, heavy focus on 90's stuff. I felt like pricing was fair…read morecompared to similar stuff on Depop. Lots of stuff for men, which is a rarity as far as area shops go. Cashier was very friendly and helpful too. J.Ja

The store attendant was very friendly and shared his knowledge of the inventory. The store is laid…read moreout well and has a much larger selection of sweatshirts. Many unique finds. I wish I had brought a larger suitcase to take home a few pieces. The prices were inline with other vintage stores I have shopped. The sweatshirt I was eyeing up was marked at $40. There is a dressing room which I have not seen at other stores. This shop was focused on shirts and sweatshirts. Some shorts, pants and hats.

Tiny Tadpoles is tiny shop that is packed with some many wonderful treasures…read more Offering, clothes, books, shoes, toys games and so much more, this is a must for any new or growing family. The selection and affordability are top-notch. The staff takes care to ensure they items are clean and safe for purchase. I can't say enough about what a truly amazing selection this store has. If you are a parent and have never gone, make time and stop in.

I thrift for kids clothes, toys, shoes, strollers, etc at many different stores and websites, and…read moretiny tadpoles consistently provides the best price for quality of product compared to what I find online, as well as other consignment shops and donation centers. I've been going to tiny tadpoles for the past 4 years, and their curated selection has introduced new concepts and ideas for my daughter (for example: lovevery toys, excellent books). In addition to their quality of product, their staff is a kind and thoughtful group who make the store welcoming each time I go in.

Super cool spot with well curated items! The owner is super sweet and has a great Instagram…read more Reasonably priced considering the effort she puts in! There are two mini changing rooms inside as well. Lots of jackets, pants, and sweaters right now for the winter.

A unique concept to the clothing retail space in Charleston owned and operated by a business savvy…read morewoman with an eye for fashion and a focus on the customer. Red Rose Vintage is shopping experience that sets itself apart with an online and retail presence creating an intimate shopping experience situation right on Spring Street in downtown Charleston. With a small boutique located on 94 Spring Street, with a beautiful outdoor patio area, great decor, an incredible selection of women's clothing and accessories that change weekly and a staff with a warm smile at each turn, this store offers a truly wonderful shopping experience. With an eye for retro and vintage, Red Rose Vintage provides options to accessorize in many different ways. The store is also shared with Awesomeness Wine, who brings wine, mood and music together in a tapestry that creates a complete experience. Amy Rose is the owner and operator. When she isn't busy seeking out selections, she is reading up on business trends and ways to improve the customer experience. Her prices are very reasonable and her comforting store setting is great for the active or passive shopper. You can visit the website to keep up with the changing inventory of clothing options available.

Great store! So much to look at, & they even have an artist gallery of limited edition prints in…read morethe back corner on the left-hand side when you walk in. There is nice artwork on the walls, antique paintings, beautiful furniture, decorations for your home; everything is meticulously curated. The most shocking thing I discovered, was a porcelain baby doll without eyes that was lying down inside a cabinet I opened, really gave me the creepiest feeling. Oh, they have reading glasses here for six dollars a piece, in a variety of strengths colors and designs. I found a clear pair which was awesome, and they also sell some French soap that smelled so good. I had to buy a bar there too. I'm crazy for the honey almond scent.

Walked in and right by the who I think was an owner and he didn't even look at me or speak…read more Finally about 10 min later a friendly lady said hello. Many very unique pieces but unfortunately everything is so expensive. I am sure many are worth the prices marked but there were quite a few things that I was very shocked at the marked price. I probably wouldn't return for that reason.