Great finds for decent prices. Totally unassuming: this shop…read more"under-sells and over-delivers! Skip the clothing altogether but spend hours browsing over everything else. I got a 1955 (Jetson's era meets 1930s art deco) electric coffee maker in mint condition (with all the parts) for $35!!! Sure it wasn't cheap, but it was totally worth it! $22 seems to be the number of choice for most jewelry and accessories (which I found to be slightly overpriced). Great music played loud but didn't bother me one bit, in fact it added to my overall enjoyment and experience of the shop. Great selection of authentic broaches and jewelry. Limited bake-light and lucite items though the few they DO have are priced fairly. Best part is by far the antique household items. Large selection of records with Lou Reed having his own section! Dressing room is the restroom. Restroom is small, dingy, dirty but again, works with the vibe of the place so it didn't bother me. It felt kinda like a live art museum where you can pick things up in one place and then leave them in another. Everything was scattered around and mixed together so it made you really have to look and interact with the space. I had a fun time. It felt like an artist date!

This place had so many great finds and the prices were reasonable. It's definitely a place you have…read moreto do a little digging in. There's way too much stuff for the small size of the store. Great selection of odd-ball dresses and jackets from different decades. Good amount of accessories if you're looking for small pins, rings and other jewelry. They will lower the prices on items if you just ask. Lots of floaters outside and 25-cent peep show-type places.

We were looking for vintage pieces to redecorate our kitchen and dining room. Alley cat chic was…read morethe perfect place with perfect pricing. Not only were their items EXACTLY what we were looking for, the associates were phenomenal. I love a store that greets you with a smile on their face, assist you on pieces they have, and overall warm atmosphere. The ladies were laid back and we had some laughs while I have shopped. (Ive been back several times since and even sent my husband in to check it out lol). Not a place that you would want to rush in and out since its beautifully spaced and each area has its own design! Overall, definitely won me over, great prices, quality is perfection, and ill be back to spend all our money! :)

I found so many unique and special gifts for my friends! The…read moretwo ladies there had so much fun helping me that it made shopping a pleasure. Not like most places where you cant even find a sales associate! I also found some wonderful finds for my own home. I need to go back because I need more time! Every corner is a new special discovery. highly recommend!!

Old stuff, new stuff, art and artsy. This is a cute little shop in the Oregon District of Dayton…read more The owner (I assume) gave me a great big hello as I walked in. Always a nice touch. It's not a big store, so I was only in there for a few minutes. It's a cool eclectic mix of home decor, gifts, jewelry, antiques, re-purposed items etc. Their prices seemed fair for the items I looked at. I didn't see anything I had to have this time, but I'd definitely stop back again.

This store is a gem. Really cool selection of merchandise. You need to stop in often as they are…read morealways getting new things in. They have unique items you won't find in a mall. Love their handcrafted jewelery, purdrd and their selection of vintage items. They have some great bar carts. Very funky ambiance.

As someone who is very passionate about vintage fashion and sustainable shopping, this is one of my…read morefavorite Dayton spots of all time. Their selection is incredible, the pieces are in excellent shape, and the prices are relatively reasonable for vintage resale (especially for the quality of items). I am especially blown away by their dress selection. I bought a prom dress from here many years ago and would love to maybe find my wedding dress here someday! While vintage clothing can only be as size inclusive as clothing makers were in the past, Clash has a plus size section and is clearly invested in trying to include people of all sizes as potential customers, which is very refreshing. I took several of my friends with me after brunch, and one of my friends found a plus size dress that she LOVES and I was so happy. Clash does also have beautiful accessories, home items, bags, shoes, etc. and changing rooms so that you can try anything on before buying. If you haven't been to Clash, you have to add it to your list of Dayton spots to check out!

Clash is for people looking for that different pop in fashion, jewelry, or art. Every time I am…read moredowntown on 5th, we make sure to stop in because what is available is always changing. This is also where we get our local art fix with artists like Amy Kollar-Anderson's work and others. If you are in the area, it is worth stopping in to meet the friendly staff and see what is available!!

Very unorganized, dirty. Nothing is marked. It was terrible and not the safest part of town. I…read moredon't know how you could even find anything in there.

The prices here are not those of a thrift store. They're way too high on most things, almost…read more"retail." Maybe the owners wanted to tag along with the increasing wave of thrift shoppers by putting "thrift" in their name? But, at least as far as hard goods are concerned, this is not a thrift store.

Ok thrift stores used to freak me out but after losing 80 pounds and having to replace all my…read moreclothes I have changed my perspective. Anyway we revisited and I really liked it. It seemed clean . Plenty of dressing rooms and some really cute things.

They have become more pricey then im willing to pay for thrift store items. Really have to look…read morehard for a good deal .

I've shopped this store for 18 years. Yesterday I was in with my daughter and granddaughter…read more There was a worker there that I'd seen before. She was older and wore here gray hair in a knot on top of her head. She had brought out a cart of goods to be shelved. I was clearly looking at it and twice she aggressively yanked it away from me. I thought it was rude, but didn't say anything. Later, she was cleaning out dressing rooms and was audibly cussing. She opened a door and said? " Son of a bitch" quite loudly. My daughter and granddaughter were standing right there. My daughter looked at her and said, "Excuse me? You are cussing loudly and my daughter is right here!" The conversation escalated after that. The "knot top" worker would not stop arguing and told my daughter several times to "get a life"! My daughter walked to the front counter and asked for a manager. Then this "manager" (who was not the head store manager) told her to "calm down" and sided with "top knot"! I couldn't believe what I heard! I've encountered this woman several times in that store and have heard her using profanity many times. I've watched her throwing items on the shelf. This has NO place in a retail or public setting. And for a manager to support said worker and argue with a customer is just plain wrong. I've donated and purchased thousands of dollars worth of merchandise over the years at this store. How dare they treat people like this? How dare they have an employee who cusses loud enough for customers and children to hear them? Any normal person would know how unacceptable this is!!

We donated quite a few items this past weekend. We got there right when the donation center opened…read moreand they were so rude. We even said we would unload and the first guy wouldn't even open the door. He was hollering through the glass at us. He was grumpy and said he couldn't help. We told him we didn't need the help and we would unload. He kept telling us to put it into the donation container and we kept telling him it would not fit. He finally just turned and walked away. About seven minutes after the donation hours two guys came out with big bins on wheels and started throwing stuff inside it. Neither of them said a word to us and we're very unfriendly.

This was my first and last time to this very small thrift store period it felt like an icky sketchy…read morepart of town. I didn't like just I felt like my car was at risk period you get in there. The prices are good, but the there's no changing room. The mirrors are right in front of everybody. It would just how do you buy clothes and not try it on anyway? It's no place I would return, but the prices were low.But so is the selection and quality.

Nice staff and variety of shelf items to look at. I picked up some cookbooks and a novel. The…read moreclothes racks were neatly organized and clothes were clean and reasonably priced. I look forward to going back again.