I went here today with my hardcore thrift buddy, my sister! They had this event where you stuff a…read moresack for $25, and everything you can cram in there is yours! I've done events like this before for Housing Works, so I was ready for a workout. But when I got there, it turned out the store was small, quiet and cute with really nice workers. The clothes was put up in a way that you can scan all the clothes really quickly for 5 minutes. I ended up with 31 pieces for $25, which is awesomee! They had a lot of H&M and Michael Kors when I went. My favorite piece was a Tahari blazer, just my size, for under a buck! (psssst this is perf for littler people like me AND normal sized people alike! they had a nice range of clothes, enough to satisfy my petite XS self and my L sis!)

Like new Helmut Lang jeans for $20.00, and I bought my son an Italian cashmere sweater for $15.00!…read more Those are bargains, buster! Lots of other fashionable stuff -- you just have to hunt for your size.

It said that they close at 5:30 and it's not true, they close before, very disrespectful with the…read morepublic because it does not have clarity. So disappointing. Lying to the time when they close.

Wow. Left today with the most awful shopping experience ever. Got kicked out by employees today out…read moreof the store. Came in today at around 4pm, in my card I gathered like 5 pairs of pants, two dresses, two shirts all ridiculously overpriced, every top they sell should be 3$ tops yet whatever, now this place is becoming greedy, taking advantage of their customers. They don't have any reasons whatsoever to sell their stuff for $25-30. So at 4:50pm they turned off the lights and became yelling at me that they are closed. I've been coming to this store for years, and have been to this location more then 7 times in the past two months, spent $500+ and usually I come in early, yet we all have to work, so I can't always come in a morning, still I hear employees complain how they work all day and "these people don't understand and are disrespectful". Truly, I think it's the woman complaining behind the counter is being disrespectful. Personally for me 30 mins is more then enough time to try on a couple of pants and see which one am I getting. Yet, even with me always coming early and putting everything neatly back on the rack, picking things up from the floor because they have ridiculously cheap hangers that don't hold a pair of pants, and I like to see what's have fallen on the floor and love to leave things tidy and also help them out because why not, yet all I get from them is a side eye and talks behind my back and laughs. Still get harassed by employees, I can hear them complain and talk crap in Spanish, and kick me out at 4:50pm, just when I was walking towards the mirror this employee yells at me "it's closed!!". Well if you want your store to close at 5pm, put the sign on that you close at 5pm. If your closing time is set for 5:30pm then you don't have a right to kick me out at 4:50pm. So sad some people gotta be so bitter, rude and disrespectful. Ew. Never again

If you have patience, you can find some really great pieces for your wardrobe for a great price…read more My last 3 trips to this location yielded some great finds for me, a plus size woman, my husband, and fast-growing child. The kids section is small but after milling through carefully I was able to find jeans from children's place and the GAP for $3 per pair. The jeans were in pristine condition and is perfect for a growing 6 year old. While perusing, I found a fantastic men's sweater for my husband to wear to work for $5. I also found a lounge sweater for myself in the clearance section for $2. There are no returns or exchanges so if youre unsure about a piece, be sure to try on before you buy in their fitting room. As far as service goes, the cashiers are quick but there weren't any reps on the floor. I like coming here to have time to myself. If you are a fan of retail therapy, this is a practical way to treat yourself on a dime.

The OG spot was huge - any clothing item you wanted, they had 10,000 of them - this one is a joke…read more They had like 15 men's coats, & zero overcoats. The OG one was men's dress clothes & coats Heaven. What a disappointment.

The staff here are just lovely and all cat lovers. My friend found *the perfect* vintage Jean…read morejacket here. They have a lovely selection of trench coats, leather jackets and Jean jackets. There are also a lot of patches. It is easily wheelchair accessible and navigable. There are a few small items for the home.

Quite honestly, this is as good as vintage shopping gets…read more Unearth is the thrift shop for people who love quality items at a good price (anyone who likes thrift shops), AND it somehow manages to also be the thrift shop for people who don't even want to be in a thrift shop (all those people's boyfriends, husbands, children, and/or uninterested friends). First of all, whoever is curating the selection here has seriously excellent taste. I was just resigned to following my wife and several other members of her family on a tour of the neighborhood boutiques, and I couldn't help but be intrigued immediately. The shop is MUCH larger than it looks from the street, and it houses an eclectic and funky mix of furniture, artwork, footwear, knicknacks,, jewelry, mugs, home decor...not just women's clothing, as you find at many shops. Basically, there was a lot for me to check out as my wife perused (and bought from) the clothing racks. There's also a $5 rack, which anyone can get down with. And when you finally get bored because your wife is much slower than you are, they have a very comfortable couch (for sale) and an original Nintendo (not for sale, for play) hooked up to the flatscreen on the wall. BRILLIANT. Yes, I did play the first Super Mario Bros until I was dragged out. No, I only made it to 8-2. Yes, I'm losing my touch. Yes, Unearth is the spot.

Cool addition to the neighborhood. They have custom pieces and era finds. They are still setting up…read moreso expect to see new items weekly. It's like a little beacons closet in Bed-stuy Very tiny so don't bring more than a friend or two with you to help you search because you will take up the whole store.

Small shop, moderately priced, a nice overall add to the neighborhood but probably won't be a…read morestaple in my vintage shopping. They do accept card, but if you're over a size 6 it's going to be hard to find an actual article of clothing to purchase and add to your closet. For those who then ask, "Well, why should I go?" I want to stress their seemingly endless accessories including, but not limited to: stylish designer handbags for ~$60, hats (read: very stylish berets), and more. Have this be a funky addition to your day in the neighborhood, but don't necessarily go drastically out of your way.

Now, THIS is shopping like millionaire!!! Honey, this store has all the fab items to impress on…read morethose occasions where Jacyln Smith simply won't do. I love that the owner, Teresa, will give her honest on take on what suits you, and will even ring you if there's a newly arrived piece with your name on it. Oh, it reminds me of grand days at the "B" stores...Bergdorf, Barneys and Bendel.

cute store with some good finds but the brunette lady working there is so rude. told me to "let her…read moreknow next time" before taking a belt off a mannequin to try on, huh?? is a customer not supposed to shop? bad energy, glad i didn't buy anything

If you live in Downtown Brooklyn and you need to get rid of some goodies, then head to Out of the…read moreCloset. The drop off area is in the basement and there is an elevator to get you there. The staff were all good as well.

I like this thrift shop…read more If you don't know, Out of the Closet was originally founded to help raise funds and awareness for AIDS Healthcare Foundation. To this day, when you shop or donate at Out of the Closet, 96 cents of every dollar made goes to AIDS Healthcare Foundation's HIV prevention and treatment services. That's why the walls are painted and there's signage indicating they have high-quality HIV testing services. Now you know. Solid mission, and it sounds like they are doing good work. It makes you feel a little better about spending your money here. Personally, I also like that they are better organized, and have a better selection (one non-hipster's opinion) than some of the competition in the general area, like Buffalo Exchange. There's a nice book section (I like to read!) funkier clothes (I'm not at a thrift store for basics), and the t-shirts are organized by color, as they should be. The prices are occasionally insane, at least from the perspective of someone who doesn't pay $150 for jeans ever, least of all at a thrift shop, but mostly they are pretty fair. If I have any problems, it's with the lady who spent a solid half hour in the only dressing room, seemingly just staring at herself in the mirror until I got completely fed up and knocked on the wall. That's not really the staff's fault, I guess. The staff is actually super nice in my limited experience, but can occasionally get distracted, and don't spend enough time making sure people don't stare at themselves in the mirror for half an hour.

Thrifting is ALWAYS a gamble. Sometimes you win, sometimes you find nothing. Let's say that FIRST…read moreand foremost: thrifting is never consistent. Today Housing Works Brooklyn was a win for me, jewelry-wise! The store is curated well- they have specials and bring those to the front to highlight. Today's special was dresses/special occasion, so all the sequins and floor length items were front and center! There were actually people sitting on the floor looking at records in the back room. I found that to be very sweet, like back in the day Barnes & Noble. Their jewelry selection is a great mix of crap and gems! Every tray is a different color and then everything is thrown into the tray. Get ready to dig! I had to search for an eating I found in the "red" tray... found the mate later in the "gold" tray. The prices are also all over the place- I got a brooch for $8 and one for $1. Who knows?! When I eventually checked out, the person behind the counter filled me in on everything Housing Works. They also print a quarterly pamphlet with events, specials and highlights for people/organizations they've helped. I felt good shopping here

I love this place. The staff are all so nice. Love chatting with them they have a great vibe. Shout…read moreout to Andrew for a smile every time we're there! The music is good -important to me while shopping! It's a non profit and the clothes are donated so they have no control over that but I think they get some great stuff. Lots of high end store donations so you can get new items. It's small but packed with items. Go on Tuesday's for senior discount if that applies. I always stop in when I'm walking by!