A lot of options but so much generic and ripoff brands, a lot of work so sort through to find the…read morequality established stuff and avoid short lived items. Staff seemed on it for the Monday crowd, prices are higher across random things not expected especially small gift food items that are not at all a deal. I've noticed Burlington bests TJ and Ross overall.

This is about mens clothing and not housewares, jewelry, etc…read more Don't bother. Should you think a clearance rack might be useful, I looked today, in November 2023, and 100% of the items were in the wrong place or clearly mislabeled, which is maybe why they're on clearance. You can find deals, but hunting for them is worse than a bad Goodwill store. Check the merchandise carefully for defects. Check the size labels on the apparel itself to insure you're getting the right gear/item you thought you were buying. Even Ross does better than this. If you have idle time, give it a shot, but you may get really frustrated at the inattention to detail. Otherwise, avoid this location.

Josh D was excellent and exactly what I needed. I was in Bloomington for a wedding when I realized…read morethat I had forgotten my suit pants in another state hanging on another hanger. Josh asked me a simple question of when I needed the new suit to be ready and my response was "in 10 minutes". Without hesitating, he fitted me and got me exactly what I needed without any pushy Sales or wasting of time. Buying a suit should not be an ordeal and Josh made it very easy to walk in and walk out with exactly what I wanted.

Atrocious customer service. I bought a shirt and realized it came with a defect and thought to…read moreexchange it the next day. I was denied and told that I could not exchange this as I wore it. I only wore the shirt for some hours and it had not been washed/cleaned. Why are you selling things with defects in your store and then denying people who pay $65+ due to clothes exchanges for issues with YOUR products

Shop here while you can, because this place won't last. The clothing fits a small niche, mostly…read moreunstructured natural fiber apparel made in Europe for "women of a certain age". I found a very nice, dressy top here but it was the only item I liked in the entire store. The main problem is the proprietor, who never greeted me or spoke to me the entire time I was in the store.

Located across the street from Heavenly Biscuit, this is a small shop with mostly T-shirts and hats…read morefor sale. Some water bottles and cups too. The shirts inventory is vast with a wide selection with most revolving around the "Life Is Good" saying. It took me awhile to find one that matched the color I wanted with the picture depicted with the saying I liked but I found one I liked. The cashier guy (owner?) was super friendly to everyone. He likes to strike up a mini conversation during the check out process and asks everyone how their day is going. It's always a pleasure doing business with someone friendly, ya know?

I went to the location on N Van Buren. It was great and they had great selection for men, women,…read moreand kids. And they had a lot of other things, too, like water bottles, blankets, hats, etc. The guy working was super nice. Would recommend if you're in the area.

The music is obnoxious. Prices are pretty high and didnt see much. Staff was friendly though.read more

For-profit new and resale "vintage" clothing. Excellent quality, higher-than-thrift prices but not…read moremuch so. Good variety of clothing, favoring womens over mens. Has many sunglasses, and costumes and fetish apparel. It's incredibly well organized. This is what Urban Outfitters might be if it priced things reasonably but UO has better jeans selection. Very high inventory, two floors, childrens items, too. A small amount of lingerie. No mens undies. Scant shoes. Big on winter apparel, poised towards a younger look. Little formal wear. It has a lot of competition, but the merch is first-rate, even the "vintage" stuff. This is a national chain, and from what I can tell, its first Indiana location. Merchandise suits the student population well. No formal wear.

Another very small shop catering towards women's clothing and jewelry/accessories. The space was…read morearranged so that it was easy to find options. I was able to find some earrings and a pair of gloves as gifts. The woman at the counter was on the quiet side, but still friendly. Note: This is one of the shops that will have the building go up for auction the end of Oct '19. It will be interesting to see if the shop will get to remain. Review #3235

So many options!! Had so much fun shopping! Great atmosphere! Can't wait to go back during fall to…read moresee what they have!

if you're looking for unique and QUALITY clothes this is the place! Everytime I go I find a new…read morestaple piece for my wardrobe!

Occasionally, I like to pop out with something zesty. The trick with vintage is that you need to…read morewear exactly one vintage item per outfit, and that's it. A blouse, a piece of jewelry, a jacket, a belt. Less is more with vintage. I have a small collection of vintage things, but I'm always on the lookout for that one strange, unique piece to elevate my shiz. Route 46 Vintage is such a place to find cool vintage clothing and wearable things to add to your wardrobe. Route 46 Vintage is the sister store to Brown County Antique Mall. This store and another one are all located on the same grounds as the antique mall, and they are one big, happy family. Route 46 houses all of the clothes and accessories. You'll find vintage tees, skirts, dresses, hats, jewelry and lots more. You will also find handmade items and upcycled fashion -- old things remade to be new things. There are lots of things to look at here. The clothing at Route 46 Vintage is well curated. No moth-ball-smelling coats or stained shirts here! Just lots of cool old things.

Route 46 Vintage is one of those places you stumble into and immediately feel glad you did. It's…read morethoughtfully curated, not cluttered, with a great mix of vintage finds, antiques, and genuinely interesting pieces you won't see everywhere else. You can tell a lot of care goes into selecting what's on the floor--this isn't a "junk shop," it's a place for people who appreciate quality, character, and stories. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, not pretentious. Whether you're a serious collector or just browsing on a weekend drive through Nashville/Brown County, it's easy to spend more time here than you planned. I've found everything from unique home pieces to gifts that actually feel meaningful (and not mass-produced). If you enjoy vintage with soul, local flavor, and a personal touch, Route 46 Vintage is absolutely worth the stop. One of my favorite shops in the area.