This is a cute little vintage store with artisan wares in the same mall as Asahi and Birdhouse…read moreBooks. I wandered in one day and was charmed by the selection of clothes as well as the person behind the counter, who was chatty and nice. The shorts I found fit perfectly (there is a small fitting room available) so I bought them and they are the most comfortable shorts I own. A steal at the clearance section! I'll definitely be back.

Can't say enough about how wonderful this store is. A collection of carefully selected and…read morearranged vintage clothing, housewares, art and cards with Japanese stylishness and influence. The owner and staff are welcoming, warm, knowledgeable and a true pleasure to interact with. If you have the opportunity I would highly recommend discovering all of the uniqueness and delight of Okasan and all it has to offer.

The store is curated in a definite style. For such a small store, they make every single spot…read morecount. I never felt like it was cramped. I think what makes a great vintage store is having something for everyone that is priced correctly. I never saw something and laughed (it's happened). They have men's, kid's, and women's clothing, select furniture, and lots of other stuffs. The owner and employee were super friendly. I was lucky enough to be there on a special day where the owner had set out meatballs, veggies, and vodka punch! Win! I got out of there with a tee and a vase for under $10 too. I loved it. North Loop welcomes you, Revival.

Revival Vintage is unique, kitschy, and fun. It does lean more on the pricey than more general…read morethrift stores, but the space makes up for it with a strong sense of personality. The mix of furniture, glassware, clothing, and art feels thoughtfully curated, with truly one of a kind pieces throughout. This is a great spot for someone who has a specific era in mind and is looking for intentional statement pieces rather than casual browsing. Even if you're not buying, it's an excellent place to visit for inspiration alone.

Giddyup Pickle is an eclectic shop that carries crafty, boutique, touristy, Texas-themed, fun and…read morefunky, and even vintage items. There's something to be found for the kiddos and adults alike. Seriously...from baby moccasins (so cute)..."blob" soap (so cool)...bacon earrings (so foodie)...to higher end things such as handbags made from can pop-tops or a little leather guitar purse if you prefer (so conversation starters)...and more. I've been in love with this store since it opened, and now with the recent expansion (completed December 2016) I love it even more. Truly a great place to find something unique for yourself and an AWESOME place to find a gift for the most impossible person in your life (mostly female). Located on the 2nd floor in the Oasis Texas (not the restaurant) retail area between the walking bridge and Oasis Texas Brewery, it's always a must stop for me. The merch is great and the customer service is even better. Highly recommend. Support local. :D

Very bad customer service. Understaffed and inattentive. We waited in line several minutes, ready…read moreto check out at the only register, while they were showing a group of customers rings at the counter. They never acknowledged us or offered to check us out while we waited patiently for them to finish. Once they finished they proceeded to check out a totally different customer standing off to the side. We gave up trying to buy our items and left.

I've heard of this place several times by a few people. But because of my work schedule, I'm never…read moreable to get there. Finally today I was able to. I just want to say, they are off of 620, so you think it would be easy to find. But it's a little bit of a maze. It's almost like you're going to the hotel that is there, but then swing around to the back of the hotel. Once you find it, you'll know the next time. It's a little confusing. The parking lot right in front is somewhat small. But there is some parking to the side of the building before you drive to the front of the building. They also have handicap parking spots available too. I did take a video of the parking lot. As you enter, to the left is women's clothing. On the right is beautiful dish ware sets. Towards the back they have hand bags, and kitchen ware. In the back right corner is books and in the middle on the right is kids clothing and men's. They do have a lot of jewelry in the middle, and that's where the cashiers are to check out customers. Places like this seem like they move inventory pretty quickly. So if you see something, buy it up. Might not be there the next time. I bet they get a lot of new inventory often. (Although I don't know for sure) Racks are pretty organized by size. So it makes it easy to go through. I did see some high end brand names. I'm glad I was able to check them out. I think it's geared towards older customers. Not exactly what I would be looking for. But now I know.

This place is great! I always walk away with fantastic items at a great price! The volunteers…read morethat work there are incredibly helpful and their selection of items sees pretty quick turnover. The place is always busy, so if you can't find a parking spot, just keep circling!

The absolute best place to shop thrift/antique/consignment style in Austin…read more For one, it raises money for good causes. For two, the prices are reasonable and go down each month. You can find some very good deals here if you find the item at the right time. The selection is really good, not a $4 yogurt glass like at a thrift store, but really good quality items.

As someone who goes thrifting every weekend, Next-to-New is one of my regular stops. It's a…read moreconsignment shop rather than a traditional thrift store, so the initial prices are set by the consignors, not the shop. What keeps me coming back, though, is the pricing system. Every tag shows when the item will be marked down next, so if something is a little too expensive for my bargain-hunting budget today, I can either look for older tags that have already been discounted or make a note to come back after the next markdown. It's such a smart system, and it makes shopping here a lot more fun. I also love that the store is staffed by volunteers and that the proceeds benefit local charities. It's nice knowing that my purchases are helping support good causes. For me, though, the biggest draw is the selection. They consistently have a great assortment of vintage glassware, including Early American Prescut (EAPC) and other beautiful older pieces. Since my goal when thrifting is to find things I couldn't otherwise afford, Next-to-New gives me a real chance to do exactly that. Their clothing section is another reason I keep coming back. They always seem to have quality pieces at fair prices, often from really good brands. I especially appreciate that everything is organized by size instead of just by type of clothing, so I'm only looking through items that might actually fit instead of wasting time digging through everything. If you enjoy the hunt and don't mind waiting for markdowns, this is one of the best places in Austin to shop for secondhand treasures.

I was looking for a dining table and chairs for our growing family, and I found a Brazilian cherry…read moreset made in Denmark for a price a growing family can afford! The owner clearly loves gathering a beautiful collection of unique home items, and then I'd say he double loves putting them in our homes. He seemed as excited as knowing we would have three new kids seated at this table as I was. Everyone who has visited our house recently immediately comments on the table and how striking it is. Thank you! God bless you and your little family.

Surely the best vintage shop in Austin. Great selection of chairs, credenzas, dining sets, and art…read more Brandon and Maria are welcoming into their store, and knowledgeable of each items history and origin. Prices are very fair and it was great to work with them. You won't be disappointed if you stopped by!

This thrift store is pretty well hidden from the road and located in a row of warehouses that butt…read moreup to the railroad tracks. It's less than 5000 ft.² inside, but it sure packs a lot of unique finds. Seniors get 20% off on Mondays and teachers get 20% off on Saturdays, veterans and active military get 10% off every day. The prices here are more reasonable than anything you'll find at Goodwill and the selection is better. They also sell furniture and have three fitting rooms. This is definitely a ministry worth donating your items to since they have quite an impact on the local community. Cash, credit/debit, no checks and all sales final. Ten informative photos included to get you through the door.

HCCM does a good service for those in need. But manager resents resellers. She actually raised the…read moreprice on a $4 item at the cash register to $10 saying it was mismarked and wanted to on a 2nd item too. I can understand they want to get more of "the pie", but they don't understand that resellers also have a lot of costs and how much Ebay takes. And when they raise their prices to Ebay level, they aren't taking into consideration that Ebay has MILLIONS of customers a day many looking for that exact item. They basically pushed me out to focus on garage and estate sales, which hurts them. I used to get lots here every week. They get kudos for their community work, but they don't realize resellers HELP them by purchasing large amounts weekly. But me and others don't think they want our business.

We stopped in here to check out this little consignment store. Once inside you realize the entire…read morestore is about the size of your living room that's crammed full of vintage stuff. They've got records, lots of jewelry, shoes, silverware, and glassware. If you have some high-end clothing that you would like to consign, this would be a good place, but no cheap stuff. If someone you know or a loved one has passed away, the owner will come to your place and evaluate the estate, preferably within the Austin area.

People say Austin is changing, but it is stores like Armstrong's House of Vintage that remind me…read morewhat makes this town so special. On Black Friday I walked in for their soft launch after finding them on ig. I got my wife a vintage Gucci purse for HALF the normal price. I guess the owner does estate sales and comes across all kinds of things. Inside there was a really cool furniture mid century credenza, tons of jewelry, and clothing. The neighborhood is expensive, and all the stuff is high end but I think the prices were crazy low. The woman behind the counter - Renee?? even gave me a free cup of coffee. Thank you!