The prices are not thrift shop prices!! I went to shop the…read morestreet doesn't have any parking and you park by the meter and it's 1 dollar per hour. If you don't make back to the car you might get ticket.

Yesterday, I got the chance to visit Passaic Thrift for the first time! When I went inside, the…read moreplace was well organized. The best part of it was that most of the clothes had clothes on them and they were also 50% off. The cashiers also made sure to fold my clothes and they gave great customer service. The only thing is that the area doesn't have the best parking but other than that, I would definitely be back again!

this is the best place for a Reseller to go to find the most amazing treasures…read more So many good items at a low price. Very nice friendly staff always happy to go and shop there.

There's a lot of junk at their church thrift shop off Fairview Ave. I'm sure good items are donated…read moreto this thrift shop frequently so where do the good valuable items go? I suspect the volunteers take them. It's the only explanation.

It seems as though this year I've entered into my thrifting era and in recent months I've visited…read morethe NFSB Thrift Shop a handful of times.. each time discovering a new trove of treasures. For those who haven't been in a minute, or haven't visited at all - there are actually (2) thrift shops to see. The main building (at 169 Chestnut) houses majority home goods with a handful of clothing and a section for kids/toys and pets. Across the street (162 Chestnut?) is where you'll find larger furniture pieces and the majority of clothing/shoes/accessories. Both spaces are laid out nicely, not overly crowded and organized. There are plenty of volunteers in both shops to assist you if needed. During my most recent visit I found (and brought home) a small near perfect milk glass mixing bowl (no doubt from someone's grandma's kitchen) for only $2. Others around me purchased a stack of plates, a beautiful oversized basket, a guitar! There really does seem to be a little bit of everything in the shop, and something for everyone. I thought prices were fair - drinking glasses are $1 unless otherwise marked. Picture frames were a dollar or two and it seems like they are often having a BOGO sale on those + artwork. They've got a kitchen section, an area of holiday decor, etc etc etc. Street parking is easy-ish and close to Rt 3 shopping [in Clifton].. so really a nice spot to stop in if you're in the area and find yourself zig zagging through Nutley trying to avoid traffic on Rt. 3.

Very small, not much to see here but the workers were and everything was reasonably priced. You…read morewill not find furniture or anything of the like there. Simply clothing, books, picture frames and glassware. Street parking is easy and accessible.

There's nothing like finding an unexpected gem while waiting for one's antique shopping in Jersey…read more There is something quite special in an item that has a history and a story behind its life and purpose. Located off of Lafayette Avenue in Hawthorne, we discovered this establishment offering antiques, furniture, household goods, and collectibles. Upon arriving at the entrance in the back, which might look small from the outside, Then and Now Consignment Shop with its floor-to-ceiling and in every nook and cranny, items come in all shapes and sizes, and finding the perfect one for your collection can be a real accomplishment. My partner and I came here looking for something to put our artificial, realistic flowers in. Already have our eyes on a couple of items and finally found a beautiful glass vase at a reasonable price. This is all worth a visit and has enough stock to keep collectors of all manner of items happy, which we can recommend.

For over 30 year's my wife and I shopped at this store…read more Sarah was a great person along with her husband, I have brought things in to sell and they are very honest.

This place is hit-or-miss, much like any thrift store is, but it almost feels like this store takes…read morethe concept to the max. One of the most appealing things this place offers is a rack outside of the store which offers $5, $10, and $15 clothes, no hidden strings. But if you don't find anything suitable there, then you have to go hunt inside the store. The store is scented with some kind of perfume and offers a curtained area that you can walk into to change. The majority of the clothes inside the store are actually fairly normally priced, so if you don't find anything outside, you're not really gonna get any deals otherwise.

THIS PLACE IS PURE GOLD!…read more With very few vintage shops in the immediate area, I rely on V for Vintage to fulfill all my last-minute outfit needs. The owner does a really amazing job curating the shop, and it's filled with a ton of beautiful plants! Super clean, too. An absolute must visit

Great place for vintage finds. Lots of bins and boxes to looks through, so make sure you have…read moreenough time

some vintage finds but not better than goodwill and more expensive. t-shirts are same price as old…read morenavy new and are same brand. only take cash and price is up to the guy at the moment.

To preface, I have happily been to Consign Design several times to browse and purchase! Those…read moreexperiences have always been very pleasant, staff, always friendly and accommodating. I've joyfully purchased furs, boots, scarves... shall I go on? Lol Today, however, my experience was, at best, humiliating. Today, I came with a small bag of donations, a few gently worn items and some new "Chico's" dresses still with purchase tags. I had no idea there was a protocol to follow: 1. Make an appointment 2. Everything must be pressed and on hangers... I was only 'stopping-by" to to good deed... nothing more. The woman who greeted me, very curtly told me that I was supposed to have made an appointment. After the dressing down for no appointment, she said she'd see me. Then, giving my small bag the once over without opening it, told me she couldn't take anything, to take it back because everything had to be on hangers. She then opened the bag and showed me how very wrinkled my things were and launched into a dissertation about how there wasn't enough 'woman power' to press all the clothes. She said I could take my things elsewhere. I am so glad there were no other customers in the shop within earshot... I was mortified. I told the woman that I had no idea there were rules to follow, I was only doing a good deed. (Please note: I do understand that, as with anything, there need to be guidelines. Surely I would have complied had I known.) The woman then told me to leave the bag and she'd go through it, keep what she felt acceptable and 'donate' the rest. She thanked me and then, in a somewhat condescending tone, invited me to browse. I thanked her and said, "I don't think so.". I left feeling embarrassed and quite hurt. Shame on that woman... she should not be allowed to represent Consign Design! Her unkindness caused unnecessary hurt and humiliation ... and isn't that what Consign Design champions against? Marlene O'Connell marmar3930@aol.com

Every time I stop in, the people are all lovely. I've found some great pieces of clothing at great…read moreprices and they help survivors of domestic violence. Home run!

Friendly, helpful staff Well decorated & organized clothing…read moreby size, type, gender Household items, shoes, accessories & more Infant & kids- clothes, books, toys

Their open!! I've purchased items here in the past. Great…read moreprices. My first time donating. Visit the website to see what's needed