I love everything about this place! Their commitment to reducing our carbon footprint through…read morefashion upcycling is right in line with my values. The selection represents rare, interesting finds. Pricing matches up with what I would expect for a vintage shop, and the staff are beyond helpful. If you care about protecting the environment, I encourage you to explore upcycling. We Thieves is a wonderful place to start!

This woman-owned small business carries a wondrous assortment of vintage clothing items as well as…read moresome all-natural fantastic wellness products. Their prices are quite reasonable and you can tell that they take great pride in their inventory - as well as making sure that their vintage items are in good condition. I adore browsing vintage stores. If you enjoy the thrill of vintage stores as well, I recommend stopping in here or checking out their well-curated online store. They even host some interactive events, such as an upcoming Clothing Swap and Repair Day, later on this month. Trust.

Stopped in here on a Sunday afternoon after seeing the sign outside. Wasn't sure what to expect but…read morewhat a gem - I was pleasantly surprised! Prices were very reasonable- I snagged a leather Patricia Nash bag for $20! They had good variety of sweaters, pants, skirts, accessories, and dressier items, all women's though. Well curated and will definitely be back!

We decided to hit up The Attic-Cambridge today! We dedicated our Sunday to discover some new thrift…read moreshops we haven't been to yet, & The Attic one of them. Located in Harvard Sq., they seem to be a pretty busy spot. Parking wasn't hard to find in this area on a Sunday. Upon entering, we were greeting by one of the workers. There was a clearance rack that they placed outside next to the entrance. Once you walk down the stairs, to your right is where most of the clothes are. Solid selection of denim & leather jackets, a little pricey compared to Goodwill/Savers but makes sense because they are more of a "vintage" clothing store. To the left of the stairs is where they have denim jeans & where you go to check out once you're finish with browsing. All sales are final like most thrift/vintage second hand shops. I found this denim jack with a brown leather collar today for $60. Thick & good quality. Lots of Wilsons leather jackets here. They also have a room with bins of clothes, for a low price, you can look through. I didn't have much luck with the bins, but seems like a lot of people did! Highly recommend.

For such a small store, this place is PACKED with amazing pieces. I visited here for the first time…read morethe other day, after foolishly not bringing a jacket with me on a day trip in the area (thinking I'd be warm enough). I was getting lunch at a nearby spot and Googled some clothing places in the immediate area and Great Eastern Trading was first first to come up. It had good online reviews so I walked right over and I'm so glad I did! The customer service I experienced was absolutely phenomenal and I ended up leaving with a jacket that I am in love with. Next time I am in the area I will 100% be returning!

This store is a MUST if you're in the Central Square area. They have a great selection of leather…read morejackets, suit sets from the 60s/70s, accessories, etc. I went at around 12pm on a Wednesday and I was the only person in the store. The woman working there (so sorry I forgot her name) was knowledgeable and extremely friendly and I had a lovely time chatting with her. The prices were decent, with some affordable items and some more pricy pieces but nothing ridiculous like you'd see at other consignment shops in Boston. I'll definitely be back

Friends + Family is a vintage clothing and home goods store in Harvard Square with a rotating…read moreinventory and a well considered aesthetic that makes it worth stopping into if you are already in the area. We walked into a space that feels curated rather than packed, with the kind of selection that rewards slower browsing. The inventory covers vintage clothing, watches, and home goods across a range of styles, and the curation leans toward quality over volume in a way that separates it from the more packed thrift format we have seen elsewhere. The stock turns over regularly enough that repeat visits tend to surface something new. The home goods section in particular gets positive attention from visitors who were not necessarily expecting that side of the shop. The store is dog friendly, a small detail that adds to the casual neighborhood feel of the place. Pricing runs higher than a standard thrift shop, and we noticed some items are priced well above their actual origin or value. There have been items we found that are fast fashion or dropshipped but are being priced as vintage, which is a meaningful concern for anyone shopping here specifically for authentic secondhand pieces. Paying attention to what you are buying and cross referencing pricing on anything that seems unclear before purchasing is worth doing. For a vintage stop in Harvard Square that delivers on aesthetic but requires a careful eye at the register, Friends + Family is a pleasant browse with a caveat.

I discovered friends + family via TikTok & decided to come check the store out today!…read more friends + family is a rather new vintage clothing shop located on Mass Ave, by Harvard Sq. Parking can be found on the street; we were able to snatch a spot easily on a Sunday afternoon. They have a spectacular selection of great quality clothing. They've got separate rooms, where they showcase statement pieces. I really enjoyed the room that has the brand "MICH"... the designs of this clothing line definitely caught my eye. I did some digging & discovered that the MICH brand is Boston's very own, how cool! BEAUTIFULLY CURATED. This vintage clothing store is a bit pricey but the quality of all their pieces seem to be amazing so definitely worth checking out!

Heard about this place on Tik Tok so I had to check it out. They have two stores with one of them…read morebeing a bit smaller and the other store having the charm bar and more clothing. I immediately went to the charm bar and was so happy to see the prices were affordable. For the necklace it was $20 and each charm costing $5. For an additional $5 you could have a staff member assemble your necklace which I opted for. Sam was super helpful with suggesting how to spread out the charms to make sure they looked good. I am super happy with how it turned out. I will have to be back to see more of their clothing options because they had a good variety! Definitely give them a visit.

This place popped up in my search for vintage stores in Cambridge. I happened to visit the day they…read morewere doing a digital camera pop-up, so there was a long line to get Canon and Nikon vintage cameras for just under $200. One of my friends was interested in this event, so I got to look at the clothing while we waited. They have some very nice jeans that were in the $30-$70 range. It seemed like a contrasting mix of cool finds but also older style clothing that could have come from a TJ Maxx. They had jackets that looked like ones my parents had worn years ago and now keep in the back of a closet. Overall, there was a nice selection but personally I thought the quality was variable, and most items seemed overpriced for how they looked.

Thrifty Threads is such a special place. It's completely run by volunteers, and every dollar goes…read moreback into the community. I love that they don't just sell donations -- they also share a lot of what they receive with other local nonprofits for free. The store is always clean and easy to browse, and the prices are super fair (honestly waaaay better than Goodwill). The volunteers are friendly and genuinely care about what they do, which makes the whole experience feel good. Shopping here feels like being part of something positive.

Fantastic selection, well organized, great prices and varied mix of labels. Found so many…read moretreasures-Rag and Bone and AG jeans, L'Agence top, Re/Done shorts, belts and lots of other items.

Went into the store because it looked cute from the outside. the sales lady behind the desk asked…read moreif I was looking for anything in particular. I said I was browsing. Then she immediately told me I had to leave my tote bag by the side of the desk (out in the open.) I didn't want to do that because A I had just bought a new jacket across the street, which was in the tote bag. And B there's no way I am leaving my tote bag out in the open like that for someone to steal it the minute the sales person leaves the desk. Also treating your customers, the minute they walk in the door, like a criminal simply because they are holding a tote bag, which hello most people do today instead of using in store paper bags is not good customer service to say the least. And then telling them to just leave the tote bag sitting in the open unsecured is crazy. Would they pay for my new coat if someone stole it? I get that shoplifting is a problem but treating a potential customer with this broad brush approach isn't the solution. I've gone to many shops and stores and never encountered this policy. I may have bought something in there but I was so turned off by this rude and condescending approach that I just left. MUJI across the street never once asked me to leave my tote bag because they were afraid I might steal something. They were all super friendly and nice and even let me bring my tote bag in the dressing room after counting the number of items I was bringing in.

What a wonderful and unique selection of items! They have pretty much anything you could desire for…read morea night out! And they've been around 20 years! I met Brooke when I was a student at northeastern!

Great place for western and rock'n'roll clothing and accessories. Owner was super cool and very…read moreinformative. You must stop here if you're shopping on Newbury St.

Funky little place. Nice people and helpful staff. Got a great cowboy hat and a pair of gloves…read more Lots of other cool stuff here. Worth checking out if you're on Newburyport Street.