I really enjoyed shopping here and talking with the owner. She totally let me look around on my own…read morewhile letting me know she was available if I needed her. All her items were in very good condition and she had a nice, varied, selection. I ended up buying a really nice men's vintage Hawaiian shirt that I love. I definitely plan to go back and take some friends with me!

This is by FAR the most affordable cute fun thrift boutique eva and I'm a serious tread…read morehunter...best spot for finding something outrageous to wear...from daily wear to period pieces this is the spot..best lil shop for BURNING Man attire .

I shopped here while I was in town and found a cute short sleeve button down shirt that was hanging…read morein the first rack as soon as I walked in! Definitely, an eye catcher. This has gotta be one of the cleanest, brightest thrift store I've ever been to. The energy was so positive in there and I love that the gals who work here are super friendly and helpful. They do have specials and look for the colored tags which indicates the discounts. A couple of older women were exciting with joy when they seen what I was purchasing and honestly, I don't get that type of commotion as much anymore and it felt so organic and fun. Will definitely be back!

I stumbled upon this place on a Friday night at the Lil farmers market. What a awesome place. The…read moreminute you walk in you're so welcomed by friendly welcoming people. Probably the cleanest thrift store I have been to in a while. Will definitely be back. The lady that said : blessed with no stress

This is such a cute little thrift/vintage shop that we happened to stumble into. It's part of a…read morelittle strip mall with a vet, groomers, nail shop, hair place and coffee shop. Parking can be a little struggle as it was pretty packed when we arrived. First off, right when I walked in I was greeted by the three amazing and very funny ladies. Especially the one behind the counter. She was a major hoot that we all got a laugh with. It makes the shopping experience way better. It's broken down into two different sides. The main being where there cashier is and the women's department. They also have a pretty massive selection with accessories, jewelry and shoes. Plus shoes were half off. The other section house more of the home wares stuff, trinkets, glassware, furniture, babies and men's. There were loads of dish ware. Its nice to see that the place was very neat and organized which is also a major plus when browsing through. Makes it more easy to pick something up without having to dig through piles. There's not a big selection for men and kids as it was mainly a little sections. But pretty extensive collection for chinas and crystals. Woman's had the entire section for clothing and accessories. The staff were all amazing and friendly. Such sweetheart and major dolls. Chatting with them was so fun. Found out that the money goes to different charities which makes the shopping experience more enjoyable knowing that you helped someways. I was glad to walk into a cute little shop.

My absolute favorite little spot! The volunteers are always…read moreso happy! Thank you for a fun shopping experience!

This location of the Salvation Army Thrift Store has been around forever. And, I've been coming…read morehere for many-many years. Throughout this store's existence, it's gone through a couple different incarnations. The interior layout has changed from time to time. The currently out of the store is really great. They've really taken down the crowded shelves that used to be located near the center of the store, allowing shopping at this location to be done quite easily. This is a very large store. It's very open, and it's very airy. Everything is really well organized. So, it's really easy to find what you're looking for. All you have to do is glance around the store, and you can see where the furniture is, you can see where the dishes are, you can see where the books and records are, you can see where the women's clothing is, you can see where the men's clothing is, you can see where the shoes are, and everything like that. It's so well organized, it makes it a very enjoyable shopping experience. As is always the case at any thrift store, the inventory at this location is changing constantly. So, you never know what you're going to find. Thus, every time you go in there, it's a unique shopping experience. The staff here are always super nice. They're happy to help you out with anything you need. If you want to come here and donate items, their donation center is directly in the front of the store. They generally have a man waiting to take in donations. So, if you need any help getting things out of your car or anything like that, there's always somebody there to help you. This makes donating at this location, very easy. Overall, if you're looking for that truly unique something, this is a great place to find it. Literally, you never know what you're going to find. Great store!

This Salvation Army location is hit or miss when it comes to professionalism--or the lack thereof…read more During one visit, I encountered an employee in training who may have been cognitively challenged; I'm not sure. Nonetheless, she yelled, "What?" and rudely pointed at me, directing me to leave the cash wrap where she and her manager were standing and to go to another checkout lane instead. Her manager permitted this interaction to occur without using it as a teaching moment to coach the employee on a professional and competent way to communicate with customers. Instead, the manager simply smirked. Yuck. As for the thrifting portion of the store, there seems to be very little in the way of quality merchandise available. I frequently encounter dirty or torn clothing, stained items, and products that are barely salvageable. I also purchased what was advertised as a brand-new mini organizer bag made of canvas material. Unfortunately, the bag developed mildew. Canvas is generally a durable material, so it was disappointing to see it deteriorate so quickly with what appeared to be minimal exposure to moisture. On select occasions, however, I have found quality items that I am genuinely pleased to have discovered, even if one of them did have a stain that I was willing to overlook. One thing I can confidently say is that this location regularly offers excellent sales that are worth checking out. Overall, what's thrifting without occasionally learning which locations become your go-to spots--and which ones don't? Happy thrifting. xx

Love shopping at this place! I am a toy collector so i try to visit this place at least once or…read moretwice a month. They always have great music playing and a cat that is the stores mascot. They carry a variety of items from toys, kitschy items. Jewelry, glassware, and tons of vintage clothing.Elizabet), Michelle and staff are so friendly and happy to help.

Absolutely love this shop! There are so many awesome treasures, you're sure to find something…read morethat'd suit your fancy. I left with a vintage ring and new collar for my cat. Credits to Likho the shop cat who was so helpful and welcoming! Highly recommend this shop. I'll be back!

Fun fun fun…read more.. Another amazing store that literally carries everything. It can be a bit overwhelming when you walk in but your eyes will get adjusted...lol... This place has loads and I mean loads of fun hidden jewels. There's so much items in stock that you literally have to spend some time here. You will literally want everything that you see. The selection of clothing from all sorts of era. You have fun theme items which theres loads. Of course they can be a daily wear item. The vintage collection is top notch. All the decors throughout the stores are fun. Vintage mannequin heads, the dressing rooms doors made of old vintage refrigerator doors, they were great. There's a huge selection of vintage jewelry on displays as well as loads of fun sunglasses. Beside the clothes, the vintage signs which I assume are display were fun. Now that'll be great for home decor. Not sure if they're for sale though. Basically this is another gem along the art district that worth a wander. So much amazing and fun pieces.

The plus is that there is a lot to choose from in this thrift shop. The minus is that it is hard to…read moreshop because the racks are jam packed too tight and I hate that because when you try to pull one thing out five other things come jumping off the rack. The other negative is that they are a bit over priced for what they have so I ended up not purchasing anything here. The decor is cool and I do suggest people stop in to see if there is something they might like.

Out of the Closet is one of those truly unique vintage shops. The inventory at this store is…read moreconstantly changing. So, from one day to the next, you never know what you're going to find. Located on PCH, just off of Redondo Ave, this business is easy to find. They have parking on the street in the front, if you're lucky enough to grab one of those spots. Or, they have a parking lot in the rear. You can also grab a spot along the side street, if that's your choice. Once inside, you'll find a well organized two level store. They have their clothing and records and household items downstairs. Upstairs, they have their books, their electronics, their furnishings, their artwork, and things along those lines. Right in the central area of the shop, they also have a pharmacy. Plus, very recently, they have moved their HIV testing area entrance to the second floor. Thus, a lot of people are frequently coming in and out of the store to get the medications and testing done. This is all provided as a service to the community. So, it doesn't take away from the shopping in any way, shape, or form, and hopefully adds to the greater health of the LBC community. The staff here are always super nice. If you need any help, they're happy to give it to you, In terms of donations, their area for providing that services is located in the rear of the shop. What you do is drive into the parking lot and pull around to the donation door which is associated with the main structure. They always have somebody on hand to help you unload anything you want to donate. So, it makes donating very easy. Overall, this is a great vintage shop. Again, you never know what you're going to find. You can grab that perfect gift for someone else or yourself. Or, you can go in there to get that unique piece of clothing or jewelry or book or LP. You just never know what you will find. Great shop!

Love this place! Whenever I'm in the LBC, I always take a lap through OOTC…read more My favorite earrings are a pair of silver moonstones I got for under $5. One of my best deals ever! If you are lucky enough to have a chat with Sheamus at check out, he has a wonderful voice and is always so pleasant. The inventory is eclectic and diverse, many quirky, fetishy, and high quality items are donated. One draw here are the spectacular window dressings! Whoever does them has a real flare for creating seasonal tableaux!

SELECTION Nothing really great jumped out to us but they did…read morehave a lot of things to check out. Contemporary and a bit older stuff. SERVICE Very friendly and the store was easy to navigate. We didn't do any price negotiation but I believe you certainly could. VALUE That all depends on you! SUMMARY Hey, if you're looking for something cheaper or more unique than the big stores - give this place a quick walk through :)

Larry is responsive, helpful and professional. He agreed to consign my daybed for lounging, napping…read moreor sleeping. Please visit the store if you're interested in buying! Navy Velvet (Full) Daybed. (June 2025) go check it out!!