Very organized. Fast check out. Decent prices, I bought a lamp and other household items.read more

They are way overpriced,smelly,unfriendly,thigh space ,no room for you to shop. I asked around I…read morewas told anything decent they kept and sell to other shops

Such a cool space (in a townhouse garage) with great vintage European pieces! Levi is super…read morefriendly and has an eye for special, one of a kind pieces. I was able to negotiate since I bought more than one piece. Will definitely be shopping here again!

Obsessed with this place and this top I found! Such a good selection of knits and knackeriesread more

((4.25 stars))…read more ReShop is a place you shop at when you want clothes that look worn-in and somewhat distressed but don't want to put in the work of wearing said clothes for months or years on end to get that peak look OR don't possess a time machine to jump back years ago to purchase said clothes when they were new, wear them while in the past to the present...all while avoiding your past self to prevent a time paradox or something to that effect (watch Back to the Future or Marvel or some shit re:time travel problems). i kid, but the reality of the "now" is ReShop locations like this one specialize in vintage, used, and/or distressed music t-shirts, sports jerseys, college hoodies, and other clothing categories. while clinging to nostalgia & sentimentalism can be signs of self-imposed mental illness (ya know the line: "things were better in my day, the past, etc."--while this can be singularly true...most times it is not universally true). while things in the past may or may not have been better...nothing feels better than a worn-in band t-shirt on a lazy Sunday morning paired with your favorite comfy denim to walk around the neighborhood, while sipping a fine cup of coffee all while inner-monologuing your week's mundane triumphs while hunger for a bacon -egg-and-cheese casts a delicious shadow over everything. oh, it's true. anyway, the LES ReShop location has a good mix of vintage-ish Ts (some actually old and others are new-ish but beaten-up in a good way). the mix of Ts is curated well -- lots of hip hop to rock to some mainstream pop, not much country. prices really hinge on the demand on the music entity than quality or actual age of T-shirt. i've bought a few Ts here and none were outrageously priced. it's fair market considering vintage clothing has become its own industrial complex. hello late-stage capitalism. anyways. most of the merchandise is on the first floor and there's a second floor with mostly women's stuff. items do change seasonally like coats and such. haven't snagged a retro-ish jersey here but they do have them if that's your thing. however the band Ts are a go-to here. the weekends normally mean selection/variety is going to be cleaned out bc that's the highest amount off foot traffic downtown. best bets are during the week after work. your mileage on quality may vary so don't blame me bc you went there and the racks were thin or you just have poor taste in Ts. there are vinyls as well as random things like a whole clothes rack of JORTS, currently. (not my thing and not judging, BUT: lmao). anyway the eclectic wearables selection is a plus regardless of whether it's your cup of sartorial tea or Ts or whatever. staff are pretty low-key and chill...and maintain a fairly clean and organized store. anyway, T-shirts are cyclical in style when it comes to music, so when you're looking for something different from what is brand new in a chain retail store then ReShop is your best bet for an off-the-beaten path find. plus it's on a solid stretch on Orchard Street on the LES for eats, drinks, shopping, or in-between.

I like places that sell things that are semi one of a kind. Like a Polo button down crop…read moretop...purchased 2. :) This place is kinda like that. They have pants, camo wear, t-shirts, sweaters, etc. All thrifty and vintagey...you'll love it if you like 2nd hand things with character and in great condition. The price tag for most of the things was between $20-$50. Pretty decent if you ask me. Check it out.

The selection at this store is amazing! Great quality, authenticated vintage clothes. Make sure you…read morestop into this gem when you're in the city. You won't be disappointed.

Ok, let me start off by saying this place has the greatest variety of vintage t-shirts I've ever…read moreseen. I appreciate that they categorized accordingly including a section dedicated to country music, WWE, hip-hop and more. With that said the price is absurdly high, with a Janet jackson and NSYNC tee for $150. If I was rich sure, but that price is too steep. The workers aren't attentive or helpful at all. Nice place to browse, appreciate the great sourcing of vintage tees. TLDR; excellent variety of vintage tees that are not affordable. $150 is the average price. Workers are not attentive or welcoming.

This shop has some of the best shoes, Ellen is the real deal and adds to whatever makes this city…read morewhat it is. I love the front of the store

Aside from their items, the owner was very rude and I felt uncomfortable so I left…read more Personally, their stuff looked good in the windows but most of the quality seemed not worth paying for when looked closely in person.

More of a street wear vintage store but I did like the vibe and people. On a super busy street.read more

Walking down in soho and passed this boutique and decided to stop in and absolutely fell in love…read more They carry everything from vintage to independent designers to designer vintage (tons of vintage jean Paul gaultier, Roberto cavalli, versace, christian Dior & more) the collection they have within their vintage designer blows my mind with the quantity they have along with the condition of the pieces. They also carry accessories (Justine clenquet jewelry which is stunning.) along with vintage JPG bags, vhs tapes and books. The employees are very warm and welcoming. Overall great experience and great location. Definitely coming back to shop!!!

I genuinely love this place - sometimes I'm in a thriving/consignment rut and nothing in a store…read morewill speak to me. Maybe it's my fashion preferences but when I come here there is always something I want. My first time here was just as a pitstop as I'm looking around consignment in the area - with the general goal of seeing the classic buffalo exchange. I was really pleasantly surprised at the relatively reasonable prices And fits that were both my size and style. The shopkeepers the first time around was really kind and helpful without being overbearing. I like this style of shopping where I can browse myself and determine what I want, but they're around as necessary. I got a shirt that was both thin and airy yet professional enough for work. Today I got a pair of tapered pants with elastic at the bottom but which had a double lining and fit well with my color preferences. I actually like this place a little better than buffalo exchange since it's not that crowded and has fashion that's up my alley, plus the prices are on par.

I was surprised by the amount of housewares and decor in this store. They didn't seem to have much…read moretrue vintage in the clothing department. Nothing was outrageously priced. Didn't find any gems.

Literally, the OG of classic designer duds in the coolest LES store. The vibes and pieces always…read more bring me back to the time when the LES was cool/ chic central. Edith is the originator and the grand dame of vintage!!

This is an incredible store with high-end service and the kindest owner. I don't understand how…read moreanyone could leave a negative review. Edie's curation, selection and prices are unbeatable! The best part is, Edie is always asking if you're sure. She wants to confirm you love something before you buy it. She's the opposite of pushy --- which I appreciate!