Downtown Claremore has several thrift stores and vintage malls. These couple of blocks cater to…read morethe tourists driving Route 66. Especially the vintage malls. The prices at Thrift Harbor are on the higher side as thrift stores go, but all thrift stores are marking merchandise up more than years ago. You might find a bargain if you look closely. Thrift Harbor has the typical thrift store assortment. Clothing, shoes, home goods, toys and a few collectibles. This thrift store is fairly large compared to some of the other ones in town. There is street parking in front of the store.

The store is nice, but the manager that was there in Sat. Sept 28th was so very unprofessional!!…read moreThey had a sign in the window for 50% off clothing, I picked out a pair of overalls for my son and when I got to the counter they wanted to charge me full price. They called the manager a surly elderly woman to the counter who said "oh thats not included" take it leave it". I tried to tell her that coveralls are considered clothing and if not they should have put "all clothing except coveralls" I paid for my items and wheeled the cart to the area where the carts are by the door and she came around the counter and jerked the basket out of my hand and start throwing my bags at me hitting me in the face with a bag that has shoes and 2 muffin pans in it.saying "you're not taking my cart out!" Which I had no intention of doing! I was already taking my bags out of it. I just had surgery on my mouth on Friday and the bag she threw at me really hurt! I had to call the police on her for assaulting me! Needless to say i will never go back! So BEWARE OF THE MANAGEMENT AT THRIFT HARBOR, and the FALSE ADVERTISIZING, that's the sign they should post.

It was an okay thrift very up in price on some stuff. I did felt a lil judged like when ppl look at…read moreyou to much but I found some cute jewelry. When I checked out I counldnt feel the vibe it felt no welcoming but they might just had a rough idk. Overall cool spot

Urban Outfitters has always been a cool store. Such a hipster vibe known for on-trend fashions,…read moreaccessories & quirky home-decor items. A wide variety of clothing at all price ranges. Today the clearance rack was take an additional 40% off already marked down clothes. I can't believe I didn't find anything! I was disappointed in that. But I will say they had a lot of clearance items to choose from. The ones I liked were just super small. Probably why they are the only remaining sizes left of their kind lol. Store was nice and clean, great area and location.

While out shopping for Christmas gifts, The Wife and I found ourselves on Brookside, and then in…read moreUrban Outfitters. A couple other couple places we went into in the area didn't have what I was looking for, but Urban Outfitters saved the day. After looking around for a few minutes, I spied exactly what I was looking for. The very friendly cashier rung me up and wished me a Merry Christmas. The store itself is a lot larger than it appears from the street. Lots of clothing and fashions that I will never in my lifetime wear... because I'm your basic jeans and t-shirt kinda guy. But UO surely saved the day for me and my quest for the perfect gift.

Good value, nice selection of clothes. Always enjoy going in here, everyone is friendly.read more

Nordstrom is a phenomenal place to shop, in person and online. Their women's collections of…read moreclothes are superb, and their shoe department includes great professional, dressy and casual shoes alike, including large women's sizes and several widths. Thank you, Nordstrom! Nordstrom Rack is their discount store, where great finds can be found. Go frequently to find the best deals.

If you're driving Route 66 through Claremore, and perusing the shops in downtown, then there's no…read morereason you shouldn't stop by Back in the Day. You might might something to take home with you. There's quite a bit of new merchandise. There is vintage and retro pieces but I was surprised how many new products there was. The new pieces are things you'd see in Hobby Lobby or Home Goods but not as nice. The vintage pieces were priced high. Possibly, folks from big cities who are traveling through might not think the prices of vintage goods are as high as they are in their area. For example, tourists from Palm Springs, Los Angeles or New York. Street parking available. Open 7 days a week. Shorter business hours on Sunday.

This is a neat place. There's alot of cute things to choose from, and it's very vintage. But when I…read moregot to the checkout, the people running the register seemed very unhappy and annoyed by my presence.

This is a very cute antique store. Trendier than most. The ladies at the counter were nice. Kind of…read morepricey. But I'd stop by again in the future.

In a line of these vintage malls along the highway in Chouteau, this one is clean and well-lit…read more It's a nice size but not overwhelming to go through. Like many of them, it has individually rented booths that each vendor has set-up their own little shop. Merchandise varies from booth to booth. There are vintage and retro pieces as well as a few new items. Even some homemade candies like fudge and brittle. Parking available.

What seemed to start as a good choice in moving our family member's household items in order to…read morehelp with facility care costs quickly degraded. When our items were picked up we saw the furniture handled with great care. I did have a concern because reading the itemized receipt of items taken revealed that not all our items were listed. I immediately called to clear this up and was assured that when the truck arrived back a full inventory would be made as it was unloaded. This was in September 2023. Thru a series of emails requesting info on the sale of our items, I was informed of delays due to numerous reasons: illness, a "rushed medical" auction, a family death. All these were relayed as reasons why our things were not fully processed. I did follow Southside's Facebook page and did see the majority of our items pictured in the auction offerings for a few weeks after our things were taken. I went to pick up a check in October I think, but saw a lamp of ours still on the display floor and was told that some items were not sold yet but auctions would continue until all our items cleared. I did continue to send emails asking about 6-7 specific items remaining. I was asked for my phone number so either David or Dan could call me. I sent my phone number, but never received a call. Finally, in December I learned we had our last check ready and went to pick it up. As it was being handed to me I asked about the few items still unaccounted for. BIG MISTAKE! What followed were loud, with expletives, accusations about me. Apparently I was obnoxious with queries about our goods, a troublemaker and a bully. I am a 5 ft tall woman and this barrage towards me came from a man nearly the size of a mountain. I was shocked to say the very least. I was yelled at for thinking they can keep an account of every item that they auction. I was told one specific item I asked about "sold for $10 and was worth nothing and meant nothing". I replied that when the family member is trying to pay for nursing home care every dollar helps. I was told many of our items were gathered and sold in a "lot" of items and told I was ridiculous to expect they could account for every item "sold in a lot". (When our items were picked up it was mentioned that some framed art would likely be sold "in a lot"...but never did he say we would not receive the money from those items.) As the yelling from the mountain man continued he finally swore at me and said he was done with me and called over the "owner" to "handle" me. This man came asking about the ruckus and I was introduced as "the biggest troublemaker". I still said my own name and thanked him for coming over and calmly said we were just trying to pick up our current check and find out when the rest of our things might be completed. I mentioned the lamp I had seen still on the floor when getting our first check, to which the mountain man again exploding about "how many lamps they auction and what made me think that was mine?!" Then, I mentioned a very distinctive antique desk which mountain man denied but the second man said , "oh is that yours?" Yes. He said someone tried to lowball them on it but he refused to sell it so low. I said, every dollar helps our family member and was told it would be sold soon. I left with the check picked up that day. I've never heard back from Southside again about the desk or any other items. My advice if you use Southside to sell your items is to not get caught up in the flurry of activity where he walks thru choosing what he will take to auction, without making your own list of ALL your items. And, do take pics of all your items. I sent the list of missing items, I sent pictures. My BEST advice however is to choose a different company. I've heard for decades about the great bargains for buyers attending their auctions. But, from our vantage point they dropped a huge ball on their follow-through on the consignors end of the auction experience.

I have been attending auctions at Southside for over 15 years. I have bought upholstered chairs,…read morerugs, appliances, candelabras and many other miscellaneous items. I have always been satisfied with the quality and price of purchased items. Everyone working there has always been honest, knowledgeable and respectful, and at times the auctioneer has been downright hilarious. Attending auctions is not for everyone. You must pay attention as items are being sold and understand a bit of the terminology used.

This thrift store is divided into two areas in the building. This side of the thrift store is…read moreclothing, shoes and accessories with limited collectibles. Next door houses more collectibles, kitchen, children's clothing, books, dvds, etc. The clothing side is cleaner and better merchandised than the hard goods space. Each store has their own entrance but they are the same business. There are a few bargains to be found but you have to look thoroughly. All merchandise is donated, yet thrift stores nowadays price merchandise much higher than they did years ago. Thrifting has become trendy and the thrift stores are taking advantage of it.

I found myself in Vinita without a warm jacket. I checked out this nice little thrift store and I…read morewas able to get two jackets. The people working. There are very nice and helpful and I highly recommend this place.