Oh the places you'll go! I'm sitting here on vacation drinking my coffee early morning in my tank…read moretop I got for $3 from the Toggery. This place is the best! We came here on a sleepy Saturday afternoon and hit the jackpot because they were having a sidewalk sale with very nice prices. I walked away with Talbots, Athleta, Rock and Republic, Free People on clearance and splurged on a Lululemon sweatshirt for full price (still under $40 so no complaints there). Not only are the prices great but this store will make any organized persons heart sing! Amazing organization and flow of the store, kudos Toggery! I will be making another trip here next time in the Broadripple area.

I found some designer jeans here for $50 that usually sell for about $200, and they are my favorite…read morego-to jeans, so that's cool. At first, I was a little disappointed in The Toggery because it seemed like the clothes were just a half step up from a regular Goodwill, but then I found the jeans, and now I'm not so sure. I think it all depends on when you shop, and what you're looking for. If you're looking for unusual vintage gems, you probably won't find that here. If you're looking for regional-trendy clothing ... you will probably find that here. I visited on a Saturday afternoon, and the racks seemed a little picked-through, but I think that's because this place is popular and so the racks probably were indeed picked through. They buy clothing during the weekdays, so if you want to find the good stuff, you should probably visit during the week, I'm thinking. The clothing is arranged very nicely, and everything is super organized and clean. They have dressing rooms available that you can just walk into (you don't have to flag down someone!), and they also have sale items that are pretty good. Like most consignment shops, they don't accept returns or exchanges, so make sure you're happy with your items before you purchase!

Fresh, dressed like a million bucks. This could be you if you visit Naptown Thrift. This vintage…read moreclothing store is situated in a questionable shopping center just outside of the SoBro neighborhood of Indianapolis, in one of those areas where if you blink, you might pass it. But when you find it, you'll see that these cats have a lotta good stuff. Mostly, you will find streetwear and novelty t-shirts and accessories at Naptown Thrift. Shirts run the gamut from band t-shirts, Mickey Mouse, sports, hobbies and other things. Have you been looking for a shirt that says, "It's five o'clock somewhere?" Do you need a hoodie that shows your undying love for Dayton Beach? Or maybe a ball cap with a black Labrador Retriever on it? This is the place for you. Speaking of ball caps, you'll also find lots of hats and caps, Indiana artwork for sale, posters, denim (both shorts and long pants), jackets and lots more. This thrift store skews toward the adult male, which is fine by me. I feel like we need more good vintage stores for the dudes around here. Dudes need places to find sick threads. Naptown Thrift is a great place to find such sick threads and wearable treasures.

I was out thrifting with my husband, when we ran across this shop east of Broad Ripple in a little…read morestrip mall. The shop, filled with secondhand logo wear, is amazingly neat and organized. The proprietor was friendly and engaging. He even suggested a few other nearby shops for us to check out. Several walls were filled with vintage local sport art. Colorful team hats hung from the ceiling. This is definitely a man cave dream shop. Racks were filled with vintage logo jackets, tee shirts and other sports wear. The place is really interesting. I didn't buy anything as I was really looking for houseware and I don't have a man cave. Parking is plentiful in the strip mall lot.

i was at the Grand Opening for this new Goodwill Store. The store has become popular very quickly…read more The shelves are well stocked and the merchandise is a bit more upscale than other thrift stores nearby. I was surprised to see the prices are very high, leading me not to make any purchases. The staff is friendly. There are restrooms inside the store.

So, we got a new Goodwill in the hood. There are four stores in a relatively close area. This new…read morestore is located in an odd industrial complex. I stopped by the store today and the place still has the new construction smell. The store is packed with clothes, books, household goods and a little furniture. A clerk welcomed me. The staff is friendly and helpful. I looked around and thought prices were too high for a Goodwill, or any thrift store. Dated cookbooks were $5. Old wreaths were $10. I did find a Pyrex mug for $1 that I purchased. The donation center is prominent, tidy and convenient when you enter the parking lot.

Logan Village Mall is a feast for the eyes! It could be a little overwhelming as there's so much…read morestuff packed inside the space. But I've enjoyed my visits here! Art, toys, stationery, vintage goods, boutique clothing, gifts, Knick knacks ... there's a little bit of everything that makes a spot like this fun. My favorite find on a recent visit? A lazy Susan made with resin and a bunch of tiny rubber ducks! Price points ranged from "that's cheaper than I expected" to "oh wow ... better put that back ..." Overall, I'd come back when in the area to window shop if nothing else! But it's a great spot to come find unique gifts.

This little mall in downtown Noblesville offers a wide variety of gifts, locally crafted items and…read moreeven vintage with a few antiques. The mall is composed of multiple vendors, each with a unique theme. The shops are ultra neat and organized. We stopped this past weekend and the shops were decorated for the Peony Festival. I saw monogrammed Noblesville themed home decor (pillows and kitchen towels.i saw locally crafted glassware and pottery. Several vendors offered Spring women's and children's clothing and accessories. The shops seem to go on forever, there is a lot to see. Vintage tees and jackets were in a room towards the front. Prices are mixed, but not unreasonable. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The doors were open to take in the morning air. We found free street parking nearby. Worth a visit.

This is a cute little consignment shop selling mostly women's clothing and accessories. A…read moremother/daughter team operate the store. A clerk welcomed me when I walked in and explained the items and prices. Items change seasonally. The clerk told me that most of the clothes are under three years old. Prices were reasonable and there as even a clearance room of marked down items. The store is well organized and super neat. The changing rooms rival those of an upscale department store. The parking lot is shared with the other stores in the strip mall. There is plenty of parking with accessible spaces available. Worth a visit if you are looking for a bargain or want to consign some clothes.

I was visiting the ice cream shop next door and decided to stop in. Everything was beautifully…read moredisplayed and separated by sizes. The woman working was super friendly and even offered to set me up with a fitting room while browsing. I ended up buying a shirt, a skirt, a sweater, and a pair of tennis shoes for just about $50.

Thanks to fellow Yelper, Richard P., I found this little thrift store, which is in the basement of…read moreSt. Paul's Episcopal Church. The thrift store is opened to the public and sells mostly clothes (women's, men's and children's ) and shoes, with also a bit of vintage jewelry and women's accessories. I like rummaging through thrift stores and looking for unique vintage items. The volunteer staff is super friendly and helpful. Changing rooms are available to try on clothing. The small shop is well organized. Prices are very reasonable and proceeds benefit the food pantry. Jewelry was marked half price during my visit. I found a stunning artisan necklace, which I regret not buying. The shop is located behind the church and there is plenty of parking. The shop maintains the same hours as the adjacent food pantry, so the hours vary.

I was fortunate to be able to catch the soft opening of Second Treasures, a thrift store opening up…read moreon a part-time schedule as part of Second Presbyterian Church's missions program. Second Treasures will be open about 10 hours a week with a particularly focus on supporting the needs of its Washington Township neighbors. It's patterned after the church's popular Bazaar and Clothing Sale and will support the work of the church's Women's Ministry. A good majority of the items are donated by church members and will be staffed by volunteers from the church. It's located at the North end of Second's Mission Suite (outside the Northside Food Pantry). The thrift store is opening to the public on Tuesday, April 23rd, and will be open on Tuesdays (12-3pm), Wednesdays (3:30-6:30pm), and Saturdays (9:30am-12:30pm). I was pleased with the items available and the prices at which they were marked. Clothing, of course, is quite popular here and there are items for men, women, children, etc. While you won't mistake this non-profit, church-based thrift store for one of the behemoths in terms of selection, this is a really cool idea for a great cause. Today's soft opening/open house was a great chance to get a feel for everything to be offered and how it all will work. Cash and credit cards are accepted. In terms of accessibility, there's plenty of accessible parking and doorways are pretty decent. This is on the first floor and accessibility should not be an issue. 5-stars might be a tad generous given the simplicity of the project, however, I'm always a fan of true non-profit, mission-based efforts and I'm anxious to see this one grow and truly support the Washington Township area.

It's never open! I've gone by different days and times of days, only to find them closed. Also the…read morenumber listed must be incorrect since it connected me to persons home, who said that it was the wrong number. Through the window it appears that there are lovely items for sale...but no one is there!

It is not a big store, but its packed! Lots of variety. Jewelry, functional vintage / antique…read morefurniture, some "mantiques", etc. Prices vary; there were some really good deals and some overpriced stuff. Some of the areas were hard to get to because it was packed so full. I enjoy the hunt and digging through stuff, so it's definitely my kinda place!

The primary reason I usually end up at a Kohl's is to check out the clearance men's aisle for…read moreclothing. As someone who is awkwardly shaped (C'mon. You've met me. You know it's true.), I like that Kohl's typically carries big n' tall sizes (though, let's face it. I'm far from tall. I'm more like "big n' awkward," but no one's thought to make that clothing line yet). This location is in the Union Chapel area just down a bit from Fashion Mall. This is an older location that also houses a Sephora. Both Kohl's and Sephora have a rewards program - both are honored here. This strip center includes a few places I enjoy including Maple (breakfast/brunch; formerly known as Le Peep), Smallcakes, McAlister's, Ulta, Game Preserve and others. I keep saying I'm going to Terra Gaucha, but I haven't made it there yet. Back to Kohl's. At today's visit, only the right side doors were open. It seemed they were pretty lightly staffed. The people here are typically pretty friendly, though you'll never get through without being asked about rewards and if you want Kohl's credit. I used to massively avoid Kohl's due to accessibility issues - it has improved quite a bit. The carts have also improved. If you're going from one end of the strip center to the other (Kohl's is on one end), then as a wheelchair user you will have to leave the sidewalk. This strip center seems to allow/encourage sidewalk obstacles; thus, I'm nearly always in the street unless I move my car. The clothing selection is solid, though price points wildly vary. However, the clearance section really can go into clearance. For example, today I bought two pairs of shorts and a t-shirt for $16 total. I was quite pleased with all three. I've never checked out dressing rooms, though these days I typically push my luck as transfers are a bit more difficult. This is a solid mid-range experience. I'd actually hoped to find a microwave today, though I really didn't see anything that grabbed me. In fact, other than clearance I seldom buy anything else here. But hey, if you're awkwardly shaped like me Kohl's is a place to try out. I typically don't see them go much over 2-3x, though I did see some 4x shirts.

Their customer service sucks and they screw you with late fees! We had a $9 balance when we closed…read moreour account. They locked us out of their online payment system. When I finally had the time to call them in person there were $180 in late fees on a $9 balance. They refuse to waive any of them because they said I was ineligible because my account was closed.