If you're looking for high end items; I suggest you try them. Just be prepared to look for the best…read moreprices. They're a little on the expensive side. Still if you're looking for high end products with quality; I suggest you check them out.

This place has all sorts of wonderful finds. There are fun,…read morewhimsical things, as well as really nice, well-made antiques at reasonable prices. Just a really interesting, enjoyable experience.

What a cute store! We wandered in here after walking by it many times. It has a great selection of…read moregifts and clothing. The staff were really friendly. We will definitely be back!

Amazing vibes, friendly staff, the perfect place to find gifts for anyone, and absolutely don't…read moreforget about the vintage!! There's men's and women's, which most don't realize but I've gotten more than I need in cool button ups. Compared to other vintage sellers in the area, they're definitely affordable for someone on a budget that's looking for authentic vintage. Plus, it's not just stuff from the 80s and before! They've got a great selection of 90s and Y2K too for anyone looking for a "modern" vintage vibe. Oh my gosh, and don't get me started on the 1920s dresses they have....

Have driven past this place countless times and have always been intrigued by the eclectic nature I…read morecould see. Today, finally while driving past u saw that the open sign was on so I decided to make a quick stop and check it out. While I had a sort of strange and short experience I'll start with what I saw. Full of trinkets and a variety of items, it seems like a fantastic little spot to explore. The interior was not large, a small little shop likely food for a handful of people at a time, packed with things ranging from fun dishes, records, clothing, and random knickknacks. There was a little library outside along with larger pieces like statues and even some art pieces inside. Now I would love to go back and properly explore, get a better gauge of the pricing as well, but the reason I said "seems" earlier is that when I arrived, the lights were on, open sign was on, door was open. I walked in and there was some radio playing. But not a single person in sight, mind you it's a small space. I said "hello" a few times, stood there in plain view in case anybody walked out (last thing I wanted was to spook somebody on accident being behind a shelf or anything), and heard no response. I stood there a couple minutes, just looking around, but was a tad uncomfortable, not due to the place just the situation, and thus decided to leave and come back another time to more properly explore this space that seemed like a blend of an antique store and a child's playhouse. At least I now know their hours so I'll try again soon!

From the owner: 1. What is Tripp's Store? An emporium of funk and funk: a folk art gallery and vintage clothing…read moreshop! The space doubles as a community gathering space for actors to study acting, artists to teach classes, writers to do readings and a rentable space (685 square feet with a kitchen and full bathroom with shower). Rent to host your Chapel Hill area workshops, meeting, small event (maximum capacity 20-25 people), plan a community gathering, or host a pop up gallery! All around cool inclusive eclectic safe place to be. 2. What features does Tripp's Store have? 685 square foot open space in our main building, free 5G high speed WiFi, 20 chairs, a kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, sink, dishwasher, plates. silverware, a bath and shower included with additional outdoor space for a small gathering, a lit parking lot, side yard for fun, heart and soul. When the signs out front, we're open! Tripp's Store supports the arts and operates as an environmentally conscious women and minority owned locally owned small business!

I've had good experiences as a seller and buyer. The shop is nicely organized and clean. Some items…read moreseem overpriced, but most are fair. I think it's the best consignment shop in the triangle if you're looking for upscale brands. Consigning is easy.

I have taken new, recently purchased clothing and never-worn women's shoes to them. On 2 different…read moreoccasions they claimed they could not find the items, did not think they had been processed and kept coming up with excuses as to why they weren't in their system. I stopped taking items to them because I do not trust them.

Stopped in on Friday while in town. I have been dying to go back since my last visit. Staff were…read morefriendly to other customers but did not greet us at any time while in the store except to say she would be right with me when I was waiting to buy my items. So my daughter was disappointed since I've been talking about this place. I found an amazing jacket and necklace roughly $105. The items are more expensive here than other vintage stores. I found an amazing leather jacket for $88 and a wool jacket for $120, but a bit too pricey for those. I loved the jacket and necklace I got so much that I couldn't pass up on them.

We've stopped in a few times while walking around Downtown Durham on nice Friday evenings. There's…read morealways something interesting to see, even if you're not particularly shopping for anything. On a recent visit, my wife found a nice holiday sweater and purchased it. Cool little vintage shop with a fun, funky vibe. We'll occasionally still pop in to browse.

I wanted to convert a vintage bag chain into a necklace, but was struggling to find proper hardware…read morethat would look good with the chain. (Ex. Size, color, plating) I had checked craft shops and stores, but couldn't find anything that was a good match. Earlier during a quick trip to Chapel Hill, I remembered this shop was in the same mall as Mulberry Silks and we decided to stop in during our next visit. It's kind of across from Mulberry Silks and is near a ladies boutique and the CBD cafe. The shop offers jewelry making tools, beads, closures, and some pre-made items as well. There is a small workspace where you can make jewelry there and I suspect that they may hold workshops or classes from time to time. (There are signs saying that the staff could also try to design/help create custom jewelry pieces for customers if they are interested.) I believe we've run into the owner both times I've gone in and she's usually working on something but will look up and greet customers. If they have questions, she is happy to help. I like that there are closures and jewelry parts available that are 18 KT plated gold, and in addition, there are some gold filled ones as well. We did ask the owner to take a look at our chain to see what size of the 18 KT plated closures would fit or suit the chain we brought best. She pointed out two sizes and felt we could go either way. We didn't have the proper tools at home to install the hardware onto the chain, so the owner was gracious to let us use the workspace and tools to attach the hardware to the chain. Prices for the hardware were reasonable. Also I appreciated that she had the workspace available for us to utilize when we needed the correct tools to add them to the chain. With regard to parking, it can be a toss up. There are a few surface lots you can park in, but one of them is shared with Harris Teeter and can get full.

After seeing a few other bead stores the area, Firefly is sensational. Not only is it beautifully…read morelaid out, but the selection of beads is amazing. And then there's the owner, Melanie ---- so helpful, accomplished, and personable. Melanie creates some wonderful pieces of jewelry. Anyone having ideas for creating something from beads will have a hard time deciding which ones to use; however Melanie is there to help in any way. If I could give more than five stars, I certainly would.

So many wonderful treasures here! If you are looking for quality vintage items, this is the place…read moreto go. And Miss Gwen and Miss Libby, the owners, are a delight!

Wonderful Vintage/Antique place to see in a 80 year old restored farm house. It is only about 10…read moreminutes from Downtown Hillsborough and a very nice drive in the country. Two retired R.N.s with an eye for decorating and finding wonderful treasures have transformed this farm house! You must view the video on their Facebook page to see some of the wonderful items including new things like beautiful pillows! https://www.facebook.com/twooletreasures/ A step back into time with some of their treasures for sale. Variety of prices from $1-$2 up to prices for antique furniture.

I visited this store with two coworkers recently, and really enjoyed looking around! It's got a lot…read moreof fun inventory! My colleague decided to buy a couch! Lots of great clothes and accessories too.

Y/DM M. Cool vintage clothes, beautiful1950's special occasion dresses. Some furniture and some…read morevintage decor knickknacks. Really nice owner. Prices seem a little high.