I have been shopping here for years and I am always impressed with the vast variety and quality of…read moreclothes, jewelry, accessories for women. The staff here are very kind, patient too. They do have dressing rooms which is nice. The clothes are arranged in an orderly way so it is easy to navigate. The shop has a lot of things, so take time to browse and you will find some gems. One can also sell or consign their things. Go to their website and read the recommendations and times to bring your clothes. Parking is free on the lot.

Really nice items to choose from Kept very organized and…read moreclean. Prices are good. Nice Redondo Beach area. Lots of parking.

The biggest positive about this place is that it directly gives back to the surrounding…read moreneighborhoods. There is the thrift store (that accepts clothing donations, etc.) as well as a food bank for those who need the extra help feeding their families. Parking is limited, they do have a lot right behind the store but there are only about 10 or 12 spots. I was lucky to find one they day I went to donate about four large bags of clothes. If there aren't any available, you'll have to either park in the neighborhood or on the main street. You can carry them inside or, if you need help, they will bring a cart out to you. Depends on how busy they are when you visit. Goodwill is great but I like that this place is local. Hope you decide to donate here, or, if you are shopping, that you find something you like. Enjoy! (Note: They only accept donations Monday through Thursday)

The staff was very rude. I brought in a donation of girls children's clothes and shoes and they…read moredidn't even want to accept them and they were in fine condition. They told me to go to Salvation Army.

Clean, well organized, kind and welcoming staff. These ladies love what they do and it shows. We…read moredropped off multiple items to donate and browsed the shop as well. A great store to give back to the community! Way better than going to goodwill where everything is overpriced and most donations end up in a landfill somewhere.

Still waiting for Ann to call me back the woman who takes the customers donation jewelry home to…read moreprice and return usually a few weeks later. The 40 dollar bag of craft jewelry i purchased had a big whole in bag which I only saw after paying on credit card so sad to see.

Just as straightforward as the name of this store, this place is chock full of oldies but goodies…read more Lots of European pieces displayed and unique antiques, plus most interesting, a talking parrot in the back patio! It's quite comical to hear the parrot saying hello to you and stating his name. I was looking for unique nostalgic art to hang in my entryway. I did spy a pretty painting and will consider it later. The owner was very welcoming and took the time to show me pieces throughout his store. Definitely recommend as there are definitely some unique items to look at. Prices seem reasonable. Street parking.

It's a great place to rummage thru and find things. The owner is Cherie and she is pleasant. But,…read morethe prices are not always great and some are overpriced. I worked at my dads vintage store growing up and some of this stuff is way overpriced. It seems like she just made it up on the spot. all in all its a nice place with some interesting stuff.

Driving by we had to stop since the outdoor set up is very cool. Prices are ridiculous. A pair of…read more"vintage" Steve Madden boots were $185. The store is very dusty and smells like rat pee. You can tell some items haven't been touched in a while (dust). A lot of the items are not vintage and are vintage inspired OR leather items you can find in Mexico today. My friend asked how much a shot glass was, the woman working said $15. When we went to pay, she called someone to double check it was $15.... Don't give us a price if you're unsure. We aren't going to pay more if you already gave us a price. Overall a cool shop from the outside, but that's it.

Awesome vintage shop with a great selection of vintage tees and country-style. Mallory was great to…read morework with, super easygoing, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience enjoyable. Definitely worth checking out if you're into vintage clothing.

If you want to support a small, privately owned business, this is the place to shop. I felt like I…read morewas walking through someone's home, and everything in it was for sale. Dresser drawers, men and women's clothing, jewelry, rugs, lamps, you name it. Interesting. Gentleman working here is friendly.

Cheap Vintage is a very unique secondhand store that has been around forever. I've come to this…read morestore for decades. Each time they present a unique variety of all kinds of secondhand items. It's truly amazing when you walk in the store as you never know what you're going to find. This business is located in the heart of San Pedro. So, it's very easy to find and there's plenty of street parking so you're not going to have a problem finding a place to park your vehicle. The one thing to keep in mind is that store has limited hours so you need to be prepared for that. I would suggest that you call to see if they're open before you actually travel to the location because sometimes, even though they are supposed to be open, they're not, just as sometimes when they're supposed to be closed, they are open. One way or the other when you get inside, you will be surprised. This business is truly an asset to San Pedro and a great place to find that something you never knew existed.

Wonderful experience. Kind and helpful staff, clean and professional shopping experience!read more

CORPORATE GREED Do…read morenot support this business. I have been a long time donator as well as a buyer from this company and it has turned into a money-hungry business. I went up the register to pay in cash and the clerk asks if I wanted to ROUND-UP to make a donation. I said NO. When I said no to round-up, the clerk had already closed the register and was forcing me to take the short-change. She said she she didn't have change and that companies don't use pennies anymore. Some people still pay in cash these days. I told her "no I'm not donating." And she stood there side-eyeing me like I was being ridiculous over some small change. She was still handing me the short-change and I told her NO, and that for her to go get the rest of my change. I told her I just want my change. She insisted she didn't have change. So I asked her, "how to you give change then? What do you do? Ask everyone to round up for donations?" And she said yes. So how do they give change then? There's no sign in there that says, "no change is given when paid in cash." I looked at her and said "well I guess I don't have a choice. I'm being forced to." She was looking at me like I was crazy for wanting the money I was owed. She gave me a look as if it was something so small. She said she'd have to go get her manager, get the keys, and have her override some crap in the system, blah, blah, blah. Not sure why she closed the register forcing me to take the short-change when I said no to donate. I didn't ask her to do all that. I just wanted my change. That was still my money, and I had every right to it. I was entitled to my change. She said if I had the difference she would've just gave me an even change. Why didn't she offer that option beforehand? Prior to closing the register? She was probably shocked that a normal human being would want their change. She went to the back to talk to someone, and I left. I wasn't going to wait for them and that's probably their tactic. I left pennies for them at the counter since it seems they need it more than I do. Pathetic. It might seem petty, but it's shady business practices. Can't you see? Think about it. That's robbing everyone blind. For every transaction, multipled by how many people, 7 days a week, 52 weeks in a year times however much money they are taking year after year. THAT ADDS UP. It was simple principles and that was shady. No wonder their prices are never an even number, so when it adds up, there's room for them to scrape more donations every freakin penny they can get their filthy hands on. I no longer round-up to donate into these big corporations including retail and fast food chains. I haven't been for years. They make you feel like you're putting into something, however you're just giving these companies your money so they can recoup their losses and taxes. The nerve to ask for MORE donations at check-out as everything is already free to them as it is. Free donations from the community, and selling for retail prices (sometimes even more). These are all free donated by the public and everything they make is pure PROFIT. A company that was once an advocate to supporting local communities with providing jobs, has now turned into a greedy sucking business. Just horrible business practices and very unethical values. Look at their online e-commerce now. Everything they sell is jacked up selling for more than retail value. VERY GREEDY and SHADY. Shame on them. (Their store hours isn't even correct. Went there at 10am and the clerk said they open at 9. When we pointed this out she was nonchalant about it).

Excellent service and friendly, as well as accommodating. Now for the Old Grouch setting in the…read moreback. Who would it hurt if you kept your opinion to yourself regarding Marilyns friendly demeaner? Huh? Ha-Ha! She is good for business.

Had an amazing experience here! Found an a actual jacket from the set of my favorite show! Love…read more it, such a great experience when you go searching and come up with gols. The couple that run this place are amazing. I wanted to stay and look longer but I was too busy trying on my Lethal Weapons jacket! Great find great day great store!!!