A lot of really cool things. New, old, pictures, jewelry , lotions and soaps, etc. prices are…read morereasonable. Don't forget to look high and low. Treasures are everywhere!

If you are looking for affordable clothes, furniture, accessories, literally anything you can…read morethink, they have it. My first time there, it was truly the best experience I ever had. They have prices that nobody has ever seen before. I bought 2 leather jackets, a pair of shoes, and a blanket that I soon turned into a poncho (for free). When I first saw the prices I was surprised at how anything in this economy could ever be this affordable. Thank you Picked Vintage.‍

Owner was very nice and welcoming, lots of cute items. I was traveling through so sadly not a lot…read moreof room to buy but next trip back I will reserve a larger space for fun finds

Super cute selection, very reasonably priced, and nicely curated finds besides just clothes. Ranges…read morefrom affordable to more expensive (but rare) vintage finds. More women's than men's, but I still found a vintage USA Levi's button up for $5! Plus the owner is very friendly and gave me and my family discounts on all our items. Definitely check this place out if you're thrifting in the area!

Lori was very sweet and friendly and warm. It was nice to go down memory lane and realized that…read morethings from the 70s and 80s are already antiques. There is open parking and it's right next to a cornfield and there's outdoor furniture. You could also buy from here. Lots of fun things to look at and see if you want to buy and feel you can go down memory lane of your childhood or your grandparents.

Love the place you will never know what you will find. They have always treated me with the ut most…read morerespect. And negotiated prices.

I get that thrift stores often smell unpleasant, but Valpo Vintage needs a good airing out. It's…read morenot even an old-stuff smell -- it's more like a restroom smell. And this was confirmed when I visited the restroom, which also serves as the fitting room. (P.S. They don't have a fitting room here, but if you ask nicely, a grumpy person will let you try on stuff in the restroom, while standing outside of said restroom.) Someone needs to come by and sift through the things for sale here, and get rid of 60% of them. Have you ever seen footage of someone clearing a table or counter by sweeping their arm across a pile of stuff? Someone needs to come and do that to Valpo Vintage, metaphorically. (Or literally, really.) More is not more, sometimes. I did find a cool Shirley Temple glass mug, though. And a blouse that I thought was cool, but after trying it on in the restroom, I confirmed that it was too big and blousy for me. Mostly, though, this place has a lot of junky things, and not very many cool vintage things. It's like an indoor yard sale: items that someone wants out of their house.

Employees are so rude, they won't talk to you or do anything to help you and basically hide from…read moreyou. The store is smelly and everything is so beyond overpriced.

Pretty cute little resale shop with some interesting finds. It's very, very well organized inside,…read moreand I still kind of regret not buying the giant baked potato bowl thing I saw, lol. While I didn't purchase anything this day, I'll be sure to stop in again in the future to see if they have anything that I really need.

This is a really great resale shop. The prices are beyond fair and the workers are super nice. They…read moreuse to sell furniture here too, but the last couple of times I was there they had stopped doing that. More shelves had taken over for housewares. They may have just felt they didn't have the room for furniture. Still plenty of other good stuff here. Their hours are a little weird so you may want to check and make sure they're open before you drive there. Otherwise this is a good find for those looking to buy secondhand.

This tiny but mighty shop is a MUST for vintage clothing fans. Not to mention the best deals on…read morecostume jewelry in the Midwest. Julia, the owner, has impeccable taste and an unprecedented knowledge of clothing history. Her father is the jewelry guru and will also give deals if buying in large quantities. They are a dream of a duo. This is also on the main downtown area of franklin so a great place to walk, shop, dine or sip. Love this spot. Check the hours as they sometimes close for private buyers.

For that 1 of a kind find from yesteryear, this is a great store with fantastic prices. Racks of…read moreinteresting fashion and jewelry that spans the decades and provides a museum of fashion from years past, that are very fashionable now. Everything is either in tip top condition or is new. Lots of accessories, cool scarves, too. Bought a silver and black ring for $10 that looks like a David Yurman. Lots of tempting treasures and helpful staff who enjoy conversing with the public and are friendly towards customers. Also make the coolest hats and fascinators by Chef Bizarro Millinery. For $4 a piece, they sell pouches of fresh lavender that are perfect for closets and drawers to keep ones clean cashmere and wool fresh and moth free, without that awful moth ball odor! Each pouch lasts for at least 2 years. It's so nice to have the aroma of lavender in my closets and sweaters.

It's a small affair, but most of the stuff was interesting. A little gem for interior designers. I…read morethink thrift is a bit of a misnomer. It's definitely more antique than a regular thrift store like Goodwill. The attendants were sweet. I picked up a glass birdie for my mom for her birthday. A cool place to come for a gift idea.

Terrible customer service. Saw two items I'd like to purchase, messaged them on Facebook and…read moreinquired about the price. They took the time to send me pictures of the items but left me on read, would not tell me if the items could be bought separately or answer what the prices were. Messaged them two days asking for the price. Continually left on read.

Bottom line: if you're in MI City and into vintage, classic, nostalgic, maybe even historical…read morepieces, and at fair and reasonable prices, then these are the people to see. I have been coming here for many years and stop in whenever in town. The shop is located in the artsy part of the redeveloping original downtown and is a part of and reflects perfectly the downtown's eclectic character. The store is located in a great, older retail shop with a covered corner entry that lets them showcase some eye catching pieces to entice you inside. The vibe is slightly cluttered chic with distinct sections and it's easy to peruse based on what you might be looking for or discover things you weren't. I personally like that they are not too worried about "staging" like some places and just get the stuff out there. I am never disappointed at the amazing and eclectic collection of furniture, furnishings, decorations, art, books--almost anything you can think of and many things you wouldn't but glad you saw and bought. I always find something fun, useful, maybe even historical from some perspective, to take home. The owners are super friendly, very good humored (we usually have a yuck about something), and just nice to interact with. Depending on the piece, they may even be willing to entertain offers which is such smart business in this business. All-in-all this place is just fun and I always walk away feeling good about my purchase from both a value and price perspective but also from an interacting with the owners perspective. Check this place out!