How can you work and retail and have no customer service skills?!!…read more My daughter and I wanted to enjoy this gorgeous day, so off to Haddonfield we went! Raks was our first stop. Nice store with a great clearance rack out front. I loved a pair of bling jeans for a mere $15. I had my eye on a nice summery red purse that I was going to buy too. Well ... my friendly self said hi to the woman behind the counter. She looked square at me and SMIRKED. Not even a hello! WHAT A PUSS FACE! I called to my daughter and we left. Screw her and screw her attitude! This woman and store didn't deserve our business. We went elsewhere, with much nicer staff. We mopped up too! WE WILL NEVER GO BACK and I hope I reach many people on Yelp! Also, my Italian self has a big mouth and a lot of friends and co-workers that I WILL be yapping to!

If you want eclectic cool clothes and budget is not your top consideration this is the place!…read more However the words Raks and thrift shop in the same sentence is an oxymoron. the crowd they are catering to are people that can afford to pay top dollar that they are demanding for their stuff. And that crowd can afford to go anywhere for their clothes. The owner has to have a huge markup to pay for that rent in Haddonfield and have enough left over to make it worthwhile. which drives the experience I had below... I tried to consign to them, and found them to be picky and condescending. Out of several pairs of slightly worn designer shoes, in a popular size, no less, (items comparable to what I see they usually have for sale), they were only interested in one of my pairs and told me that wasn't "worth" opening up an account for me. Damn. a mean girls' club! and how much could I expect to make if they found my stuff "worthwhile"? the laws of economics tell me ..not anywhere near fair market value. I learned several important lessons from that experience. I used to enjoy shopping there and I am rethinking ever going back because 1) I felt dissed with the last incident and left a bad taste in my mouth. 2) Since the prices rival what you pay for most if their items new, why not go to a retail store where you are likely to spend just as much money and Where you have more variety in choices and sizes. 3) If you are on a budget, go to real non profit thrift shops-or buy less in new stores. and, What to do with all that stuff you bought in places like this on impulse? donate to Goodwill rather than deal with them. your time, energy and peace of mind is worth more.

Wonderful way to move along nice clothing that you no longer wear, or shoes that never quite fit…read more Very welcoming staff. Samaritan people are there to help us when we lose a loved one, every time. It's wonderful to be able to give (a little) back.

I bought several items - unfortunately the cashier was jealous of what I was buying - she admitted…read moreit. She began man-handling the white eyelet coverup dress and the vintage psychedelic slip and panties, hoping to break them. She was pulling aggressively on the elastic waistbands over and over again, and looking at me for an emotional reaction. I kept poker face and told her "I'm actually in a rush to get to work, so could you please stop that so I can pay?" It's sad to come across such a selfish, rude and childish person at a shopping venue. She is roughly my age (60) and acted like a jealous 13 yr old. I was hoping to come back to shop there again, but it is unfortunately, very unlikely I will go back there.

Peak is a cute, funky, and well-curated shop! The owner was really nice and clearly put a lot of…read morethought into the layout and style of the store. I found a lot of very reasonably-priced, unique pieces and I'm excited to go back!

Honestly, this place has a decent selection of goods. Nothing I would consider "lavish," but some…read morecute things. Unfortunately, I think they have a very specific target market (older/middle aged women) and are not particularly kind to anyone else.

Im so glad that my sister wanted to stop (on our way to another thrift store) - I thought this one…read morelooked too expensive. Beautiful, gently used clothing & super sweet employees! I got a LUCKY BRAND sheer blouse - got many compliments later that night I wore it dancing too. We'll definitely be visiting again when we're in lovely downtown Haddonfield!

It's important to understand that Bulk Vintage and Briar Vintage are in the same building. Bulk…read moreVintage is on the 2nd floor, Briar is on the 3rd. Are they the same? They are not. The building is an old factory structure tucked in a quiet industrial area. The street out front is where I parked. It was well lit, no problems getting a spot up front. Briar Vintage offers a highly curated selection, thoughtfully grouped by era, clothing style, purpose, etc. For instance, all work uniforms are in one area, all mens suits are in another, etc. Interspersed are vintage advertising signs and art, which adds to the atmosphere. The owner here knows their clothing, and their pricing is fair for what they offer. This is not bargain basement, this is not Bulk Vintage and it's not Goodwill. That's not to say that there are not bargains to be had, there most definitely are. Nothing though is likely to be $1. Maybe a handkerchief. What I loved about Briar was how much they love vintage clothing, how they understand vintage and how they...celebrate it? Honor it? Something like that. There is genuine skill and passion in the store. Would I go again? Oh, yes.

We only shopped upstairs and I found it to be very organized and clean. The selection of vintage…read moreincludes shoes, kids clothes, purses, jewelry, pins, scarves, dressed, skirts, blouses, trousers, suits, ties, blankets, fur coats ... so much! If you imagine it they got it!! I really enjoyed looking at all the various eras and styles. I'm looking forward to pairing my vintage finds with my modern clothes. I scored a beautiful silk blouse, knitted short sleeve sweater blouse, and brown suede skirt. David is really easygoing and welcoming. I'm glad to have met him and I enjoyed the experience.

My daughter and I planned a girls day for lunch and thrifting…read more We drove by 2nd avenue a few weeks ago and decided we'd like to check it out. An absolutely huge store that is very well organized and bright welcomed us. We visited every aisle. I got a beautiful Jones of New York purple pull up sweater for my sister, an 80's vibe black sweater dress for myself, and a great pair of suede blue ankle booties. My daughter was shut out, unfortunately. Really great prices! Id absolutely return for our same date - The Pub and here!

I love this thrift store. They have clothes, housewares, movies, books, toys and some furnitur.read more

The Occasionette gift shops are always a fun place to shop. This location is spacious. It has a…read morewide variety of merch at all different price points. It has lots of local stuff for both Collingswood and Philadelphia It has a great card selection. It's a great place to find a unique gift. The Christmas stuff was buy one get one free. I purchased two wine glasses with the Wanamaker's Christmas light show detail that were BOGO The person who helped me at the cash register, wrapped my glasses and tissue and put them in a little tote bag. They were really nice to talk to.

This delightful store is a must visit! They have a little bit of everything beautifully displayed…read more It is the family go-to store for greeting cards! Be sure to check out the assorted cook books they feature as well as local tea towels and knick knacks. I love going in whenever we are in Collingswood. The staff are incredibly lovely and knowledgeable. There is a little bit of something for each family member in all price ranges.

This vintage shop has a little of everything. Clothing, furniture, Knick knacks, and every other…read moreoddity you'd expect to find in a vintage shop. The store itself is pretty big as it's in an old church. The prices are pretty cheap and you're guaranteed to find something to bring home. Was their inventory super unique? No, but again the prices make this place worth while.

thunderbird salvage you're a dream. this feels like a fever dream of a thrift store. most…read moreimportantly: i was looking at their jeans section and then this one pair was looking at me. low and behold i found my dream mid-rise jeans that literally fit me perfectly. psa: they don't have a changing room but luckily i wore clothes I could try clothes on over if ur looking for clothes specifically!