Located in a quaint historic-type area, with plenty of street parking around. We sauntered in this…read moreSunday to be instantly met with a beautiful Royal Haeger piece. While that is only one we found to be to our liking, there were many other wonderful finds inside. Redwing and Roseville and McCoy about. The shop owners were very friendly and greeted us promptly and directed us to where they think we may find our desired treasures. We walked away with a very solid piece at a very solid price.

We stopped to use their clean restrooms. Food and drink were available but they also have some NM…read morefood items such as coffee and salsa and antiques. The proprietor was very friendly. We found some interesting old items there to purchase well as NM Pinon coffee. She did ask that only paying customers use the restrooms but you could buy a soda or candy bar to fulfill that requirement. I believe they used to have a gas station there but not currently. In short, we had a nice brief stop to use their clean restrooms and enjoyed seeing this business which was founded in 1938 along the Old Santa Fe Trail (Hwy 56/64).

I've been wondering why it feels so good to shop at Consign Couture and it's because this shop is…read moreeverything that the "buy local" ethos is about: It feels good to buy from a store where the owner says hello and knows your name. It feels good to have all the details attended to, so you can show up and browse curated, consistently high quality clothes, in a lovely store with the friendliest staff. It feels good to know you're not contributing to the massive excess and waste of the fashion industry by buying pre-loved clothes (that also benefit the consigners!) It feels good to support an entrepreneur and her vision - when you intentionally chose to shop at small businesses, it keeps the dreams of our community alive. It feels good when businesses operate with values that support and welcome everyone - and you can feel the integrity, inclusion and equity that are the literal fabric of this store.

This is one of the best consignment stores Portland has to offer! I never walk out empty handed…read more They have a great selection of designer and quality brands at fair prices and the quality is as if you're buying something new with tags. I stop by no less than once a month to see what's new!

A lovely thrift store that supports the community and doesn't over price things. I didn't find the…read moremost to my personal preference when I visited, but that is nothing they control. What they do control is how well organized and cared for the store is and how employees treat customers, and in both of those regards they were wonderful! Plus, while it wasn't a large haul, I did find a lovely necklace for only $4. I'd be happy to visit again.

Gently used stuff in Oregon City for a good cause! This store supports local teen recovery…read moreprograms. Visited Oregon City this summer and checked out SuperThrift. This store location is located in a large strip mall with plenty of parking. The store was clean and organized well. During my visit there were selections of clothing, home goods, books, furniture and more. The employees working were kind and polite. It was great finding Portland, Oregon and Oregon colleges' tshirts still in great condition at amazing prices. The Yelp average so far is 4 stars in a dozen reviews. 4 stars from me as well because SuperThrift is super cool!

We recently moved to the area and had some furniture holes to fill in the new house. The team at…read moreMaizee Mae's was awesome. The store had a whole bunch of great high end pieces at very reasonable prices. I don't know if it is consignment or they buy and sell but the quality is fantastic. I purchased a mission style desk and chair for my office and it is perfect. They dated the piece (range) and delivered it at no cost. They even gave me some tips on care and maintenance. Highly recommend.

Nice shop. Friendly owner. I bought several things. Still, I felt some things were slightly over…read morepriced. I could be wrong though.

Cute little spot with lots of great things that would make great Christmas gifts. Very cozy inside…read moreand great prices. Street parking right out front. If you need a wooden stand for a home baking type of deal, they have a couple out front. I found the cutest Christmas tree decorations that look great in my house.

Lots to see on the inside and outside. The inside can be a little tight, so be careful if you're…read moreafraid of bumping into breakables like me. You can find a lot of unique gifts here which we loved, the staff was so nice and all around fun for this Christmas year.

This is a strange way to start a positive review, but I need to say - this is not my kind of thrift…read morestore. I like the sort of sprawling and overfilled place where you might have to dig through a lot of junk, but you may be rewarded with a piece of exceptionally inexpensive treasure. This place is actually what it states in the name - a secondhand boutique. Most items are fairly affordable, all are in good condition, and each one has been thoughtfully chosen for its style and quality. The items tend toward a more classic and conservative style. The people who work here seem quite friendly. I didn't buy anything - but I would absolutely recommend it to someone looking for a boutique shopping experience rather than classic thrifting.

Great place to shop and it's all for donations to veterans. All their items are like new and…read morestylish. Prices are very reasonable.

I believe they have this event once a year outside where they close down a few blocks of Main…read moreStreet in downtown Oregon City for it. I think they have some other flea market events indoors a couple other times during the year and you can check their facebook page for details (though it seems like they don't always post a lot of info there and they don't have a website other than the facebook page as of this writing). We went to the open-air event on Main Street and there were a lot of vendors over a few blocks. Various antiques and collectibles, household/kitchen items, decor, holiday decorations (vintage and new)...basically the wide range of goodies to peruse at a vintage/antique market. They had a few food trucks there as well, plus you have all the businesses, restaurants and coffee shops in downtown Oregon City there to wander around and grab a nosh and/or beverage. There is plenty of free parking around downtown and they also have paid parking on the street and in lots.

Cute little shop on Hawthorne, with a curated selection of clothing, local artist items, like tarot…read moredecks, postcards, hair accessories, and other assorted vintage items and pulp novels. They offer the sidewalk in front of their store for popup yard sales, and occasionally accept donations of clothing, media, and decor. I've spoken with Megan, one of the owners, a couple of times and it was a pleasant experience, and I made a point of coming back.