As an avid thrifter and vintage style shopper with a deep love for sustainability, upcycled pieces,…read moreand one-of-a-kind treasures, I was genuinely blown away by this boutique. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Angel--and her name couldn't be more fitting. She radiates warmth and creativity, and her passion for what she does shines through every inch of the space. I honestly didn't want to leave--it was that good of an experience. From the moment you walk in, you can tell everything in the shop has been thoughtfully and intentionally curated. Each room has its own unique vibe, creating a little adventure with every step. I especially loved the mirrors with cute sayings that double as perfect photo ops--I could've stayed there all day just soaking it in. Whether you're into fashion, personal style, or just looking for a fun place to dilly dally and get inspired--this is THE spot. Do yourself a favor and check it out.

From the owner: A unique Modern-Vintage Boutique that offers Vintage Designer Fashion, Posh Furniture, Swanky Home…read moreDecor & Local Art. We are located in the charming two story green historic house right off Copley Circle! Private customer parking lot located behind us! *Consignment Inquiries require an Appointment. Walk in Inquiries will not be accepted. Please Give us a call/send us a message to schedule an appointment!

I love this store.I Always leave with something. My mom is in from out of town.I will be taking her…read morethere soon.

My family loves this place, we always stop by when we are in Orrville. I've gone there many times…read morewhen I forgot to pack something, and always find what I need (the most recent case - I forgot to pack a white tank top, so I walked in to New Orr Not and found what I needed in about five minutes). My husband got an amazing Indians jersey there one year that fit him perfectly. I like that it is smaller than many other thrift stores, because I usually get totally overwhelmed in places like Goodwill. However, some people might wish it was bigger. They always have such cute displays in the windows!

Once of my favorite thrift stores. In fact it's the ONLY one I go to. I especially like it when…read morewe get text messages regarding 50% off days.

awesome place, lots of variety, not a chain so you never know what you will findread more

By chance, I looked out my window as I was driving on Canal Street and saw this new vintage shop…read more The following week I stopped by and was impressed by the carefully selected collection of vintage home decor items and clothing. The store owner was extremely helpful and helped my cousin decide on a decorative vase for her house. I left with a gorgeous gold mirror tray, snagging it for a reasonable $20. Since it's just the store owner right now in terms of staff, make sure you're going at a time when they're open. (However, there is also the chance that the store may be open during off times...be sure to check the OPEN light! :) )

Not my favorite thrift store. They have the items split up amongst three different buildings. It is…read morewell organized and clean but just not a lot of stuff.

I am 37 years old and have been shopping at this place for two years, spending an average of $2,000…read moreevery month. I am neurodivergent and have ADHD. I have found that I can provide for my family reselling thrift store clothing on the internet. In the time that I was a customer, I was respectful, always organizing my items before setting it down for the cashier, greeting others, always saying positive things to the workers about their displays. That same treatment was not reciprocated. I was told "Oh you're back again?" or "I JUST PUT ALL THESE ITEMS ON THE RACKS TEN MINUTES AGO!!!!" I have never been told Thank You for my loyalty. I've never once been asked "is there anything I could help you with?" A few months ago, I stopped into the store and I overheard the employees gossiping about me (again) while I was shopping. So I called the store and addressed the issue with the woman in charge. She did say that she was aware of that happening. But that the employees feel uncomfortable around me. I was surprised to hear this because I've been consistently supporting their non-profit for years and always made it a point to be neat, mannerly, and friendly to anyone I encountered in there. She said to me that one employee claimed I threw my clothing down at the checkout and that it was rude. I said to her, "no, actually I'm healing from a broken hand, and often times my wrist gives out when I'm carrying something heavy." I didn't go back for a long time. Then today I thought I would go in and cash in all the Store Credits I'd been saving up and to never return to the place after that. Unfortunately, I will never get the chance to cash in my store credit because I will no longer support a business that treats neurodivergent adults the way they treated me today. As I was checking my items out today, I was approached by a woman I did not recognize. With about 8 other customers watching, she stated that they watched me on the cameras the last time I was in the store and that I "opened a can of soda, took a sip, set it on a shelf, and left it there and that it needed to be paid for today!" I was absolutely mortified, explaining that the situation was very likely as I have ADHD and Autism, and would never steal a 50 cent drink. Just 10 minutes prior, I was looking around their store for my drink that I lost TODAY while shopping. The concerning part to me is this: I informed the woman in charge of the staff that I have autism and adhd. She said "WELL WE CAN'T READ YOUR MIND!!!"..... This is when I explained "I'm sorry I don't look, act, or speak the way you want me to, but mistreating me for it, is not okay." I eventually had to ask this woman to stop interrupting my transaction with the cashier as I was trying to focus. The woman told me she would gladly have a talk with me outside when I was done. I assured her that she wouldn't because I needed her to leave me alone. I exited the store and reminded everyone shopping, "PRETTY GIRLS HAVE AUTISM TOO." So I ask, do neurodivergent adults need to announce their diagnosis to the businesses they support to protect themselves from mistreatment for their quirkiness?

I love shopping here! Some items are expensive for them being donated clothing, so I stick to the…read moresale items. Every day two different colored tags are 50% off so I only will get items if they are the sale color! There are so many isles to look through so it makes me not buy too much as well. The staff has always been friendly when I have gone. The last time I went they had all the dressing rooms closed, so we couldn't try on items.

The prices are ridiculously high for used goods. They just inflated the prices recently at the…read moreWaterloo store so I'm choosing not visit them again.

A yeart ago I was able to find things that had OK prices, however sometime in the past year someone…read morethere caught the AMERICAN GREED virus. Prices are now out of the ball park, For instance, A rusted table saw for $695.00 ?? Almost Everything is Overpriced.

I've been here a few times over the years, usually to donate items…read more The donation process is quick and simple. If you come after hours or don't want credit, they have donation bins where you can place your items. During the day (closed on Sundays), you can drive up to a covered drop off spot and employees will help you unload your items. They also will give you a receipt, which you can use for tax purposes ("charitable donation"). Done! As for the store itself, it's massive. It can be a bit dirty and disorganized. It's overflowing with clothes of all sizes/styles. They also have some home furnishings, books, shoes, etc. I can imagine that it's hard to keep up with. The prices seem fine to me, but then again, I very rarely thrift shop. I do have a sweater from here that I love, that I specifically remember getting for $1.50. If you're looking for a place to drop things off, I highly recommend this location!

This place is awesome. As for the clothing, though, it's best if you're a smaller size. If you're a…read morelarger misses size or a plus-size, the selection isn't as great. This is a general observation, and of course the merchandise changes regularly. But it seems to me the smaller clothing size you wear and the smaller your shoe size, the better luck you will have in scoring some clothing bargains. My jackpot today was furniture. I purchased a brand new Fleur de lis lamp that I picked up for $75. It had a price tag of $139 hanging on it, and I also found the same lamp, same make on the Web for as high as $179. Let's just say I'm thrilled. It's a gorgeous lamp. The other bargain I scored was a vintage, French Country accent chair. It is gently used, but it is gorgeous and it was only $50. There is a slight stain on the seat cushion, but it is barely noticeable. I love the chair and it was a true bargain. The prices on the furniture were almost too low to be believed. The staff were helpful and kind. Very, very nice people and they support a great mission to help others with the proceeds of the sales. If you're in the area, it would be worth a visit

Great place to find hidden treasures for a good price! I saw some wonderful decor, and even a…read moresection with second hand hand tools