This is a great place for people on the hunt for retro t shirts. This place is situated in a…read morewarehouse alongside the Palmetto expressway. They only sell clothes. Be prepared for a rummage in the bins.

One of the reasons I love Tiktok is because I get great ideas on new places to visit. I saw a clip…read moreon cool places to check out yesterday and realized this spot was only 15 minutes from my house so I decided to go today. They have the latest vintage fashions with tons of different categories and sizes. This is a decent size warehouse located in Hialeah Gardens, FL. Easy to find and not far from the Palmetto Hwy. They have many bins full of all types of clothing ranging from $3 - $15 for most items. They also have several racks of hanging clothing with price tags ranging from $10 - $40+. They also have accessories like hats, shoes, belts, and more. I was happy to see they have a vintage comic book selection as well. I liked the vintage decor and openness of this place. Open, airy and laid back. There is also plenty of free parking. They offer dressing room areas, bathrooms and a member discount for being a repeat customer. You can purchase vintage and retro clothing in bulk or by the piece. You'll love this place if you grew up shopping Salvation Army and Goodwill. I bought some comic books (4) as a gift for my nephew and a sesshomaru vintage tie dye tee for myself. I paid a total of $25. Not bad. My husband pointed out the large strobe lights around the ceiling area along with a big disco ball in the center of the ceiling stating "I think this place turns into a club at night." Intrigued, I asked the guy working there and he confirmed that starting in January, it will be a hang out spot with music & food vendors. ​ I enjoyed my visit and glad I came here today. Check them out if you're in the south Florida area.

Vintage clothing store in an industrial area only opened on Saturday & Sunday 1p-7p. The garage…read moredoors were up and the clothing was ready for customer picking. Retro sports and music band shirts. The two wooden crates that are full of assorted clothing to drop you stuff into and get paid. The retro red MnM girl and the Ghostbusters ghost were watching over the customers. They even had a working 80s pac-man arcade machine.

The name Thrift Sh!t got me right from the get go and intrigued me to check it out. The front…read moregarage style door was wide open with a frenzy of at least fifteen patrons, under the age of twenty five, rummaging through clothing racks. The retro vibe was obvious as soon as I entered the small shop. There was a strong emphasis on old rock n roll and sports t-shirts, which appeared "lightly used". Also, I could not determine the scent of either laundry detergent or incense emanating from inside the store - not bad just odd. Browsing was fun but no sale for me today.

This a pop up rock T-shirt vintage shop in the Aventura mall. It is located across from the model…read moretrain display. My friend alerted me to its presence or I might have walked right past it. Jara Eisen is the designer of the brand. Jara is a breast cancer survivor and her company supports the charity Fight Like a Girl. The idea for SoJara came to her when she and her daughter were unpacking a box and found an old shirt from a breast cancer walk they did and they didn't have the heart to throw it out. Instead Jara cut it up and sewed it on to a cozy flannel shirt. Now she's doing the same thing with band T's. It is her mission to "spread good vibes through inspirational messages and love for Rock & Roll". I think this is an awesome idea. All the shirts are sourced by Jara. Bands they had included my favorite Guns N' Roses, Def Leppard which was my first ever concert, as well as Metallica, The Who, The Beatles, and Nirvana to name just a few. Some of the band T- shirts have been repurposed and put on the back of vintage jackets and flannel plaid shirts. The also had hats, stickers, and jewelry. It definitely made me feel old that shirts from concerts of my era are now vintage. It also made start thinking about where my old shirts were. My daughter never wanted them although she did steal her father's Lollapalooza shirt. I guess she thinks he was cooler than me. LOL Coming here brought back so many memories about concerts I had gone to and how excited I was to wear the shirt the next day in high school. It was fun to look through the clothes and see the names of the bands I loved in my youth. If you want to check out what they have you can follow Jara on Instagram @SoJara. Rock on!

AWESOME STORE! Very unique vintage items, many of which have been up-cycled by the store itself…read more One of a kind clothing items that are worth the price. Definitely check it out on Lincoln road.

The Rabbit Hole is located in a funky, artsy corridor of North Miami filled with second hand…read morestores, a cafe, and a contemporary art museum. Founded in the fall of 2009 the Rabbit Hole is located across the street from City Hall. There is plenty of free street parking available. According to the Rabbit Hole they specialize in clothing and accessories from the "50's-80's with some older and newer things sprinkled in". Every vintage piece of clothing is hand picked. They also offer new clothing and jewelry. A small display in the front of the store held china and glass ware. In addition to the small store they also sell online with a selection of new clothes. When I walked into the store my first thought was that I wished this was how my closet looked. Everything was so artfully arranged. The New Times has listed the Rabbit Hole as one of the best vintage stores in Miami. I almost left with a brown leather bag for $100 but I just couldn't justify the expense right now. Whether shopping or just browsing this is a fun stop to make.

It's basically a used clothing used clothing accessory shop and though called Rabbit Hole pretty…read moremuch a hole in the wall operation. There aren't all that many items here but what items they do have are interesting, in rather good condition but in my opinion exorbitantly price for what they are. Generally you might be just as well off searching charity donation shops such as Poverillo, Out of the Closet or any one of the second time around type of clothing consignment stores.

This has been my FAVORITE vintage spot for years! The selection is elite (perfectly curated), the…read morestaff is amazing and the vibes are unmatched. I moved to LA five years ago, and love that they're constantly updating/posting on socials so I can shop from across the country. Yesterday is truly a destination for me whenever I'm in Miami and no trip is complete without visiting and walking away with several items for my entire family.

I stumbled in here after finding Daily and sifting through their high end rare gems and sneakers…read more enter through the back and you find yesterday, an incredible mix of old school toys, rare tees, dead stock items, and wild curated racks from nascar and WWE to horror films and rock bands. Plus tons of bombers, carhartt etc. Affordable vintage and super rare grateful dead tees and others on display and for sale (though more expensive obviously) The folks who work here couldn't be nicer or more helpful. I always take friends in town here!

They've done a great job making a warm, inviting and intimate space that feels like youll find…read moretreasures. It's a womens & mens (decent amount of mens items) consignment store, they only accept designer, but I wasnt there to sell, more to look, find, buy. Got a cute silk DVF camisole in great shape for moderate price. You wont find bargains, but youll find authentic, designer pieces. Also they have some nice art as well. It will make you want to open up a shop of your own.

Um.... Okay, a one-of-a-kind, vintage shop tucked right in the middle of bustling Miami, when did…read morethis happen? This vintage shop has such cute finds! I wish I had more time to do try ons. I have to come back! Prices vary but there are affordable items and then uber top shelf items. Such a fun curated selection of goodies...Will be back!

I love thrifting and my favorite kind of thrift store is a church store. Thrifty Treasures is…read moreoperated by the First United Church of Hollywood. The thrift store is located on the side of the property. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from 9 to 2. Thrifty Treasures has a small section of clothing. I was most interested in their bric-à-brac section which contained some vintage items. More expensive items were kept in a glass cabinet near the check out. They even had a few pieces of furniture. A side room contains children clothing, books, and toys. I ended up picking up some building magnets for the kids at school for only $4. Which leads me to why I love church thrift stores so much, they are always willing to bargain. Everything in the store was very reasonably priced and you can always make your own price suggestions. This isn't a huge thrift store but it was really fun to explore. They had some unique things and of course the inventory will always change depending on what people donate. You can support a worthy cause, find a treasure, and help the planet by keeping items out of the landfill all by thrifting. Come and check them out.

A helpful community resource in Hollywood with great finds and reasonable prices. Volunteers go out…read moreof their way to help customers with a wide selection of goods, clothing, toys, and essential items.

Love this place. I was able to find my baby some toys from my childhood it's a nostalgic place to…read morevisit. If you're looking for something particular, the owner will help source it. Great guy! Very helpful.

Such a fun store with so many treasures! The owner is super nice and a legend in this town!read more

I was very disappointed with my experience purchasing a clothing bale from this company. Before…read morebuying, I was told the bale would contain vintage T-shirts that were free of stains and rips. Unfortunately, that was far from what I received. Out of 146 T-shirts, there were 25 Key West tourist shirts, numerous shirts with company logos and high school names, 10 women's shirts, and even a children's shirt, despite the expectation of a quality men's only vintage mix. On top of that, more than 19 shirts had stains, holes, or other significant damage. One shirt even appeared to have what looked like blood stains on it. In total, well over 30% of the bale was not usable for resale due to condition or because it didn't match what was advertised. I reached out to explain the issues, hoping they would at least replace or credit the heavily damaged items, but the only response I received was that "this is a numbers game" and that I was simply unfortunate. No solution or accommodation was offered. I understand that buying wholesale involves some risk, but there is a difference between normal variation and receiving items that do not match the promised quality or condition. I expected damaged pieces to be the exception, not such a significant portion of the bale. Based on this experience and the lack of customer service afterward, I cannot recommend purchasing from this company.

Found this while looking for thrift stores in the area, has tons of used clothing, shoes &…read moreaccessories. Good prices!! Luis & Kyle were very helpful! Highly recommend it!