I will say when I walked in a was a bit overwhelmed because the space is small with lots of…read moreclothing racks. I was the only person in the store. The woman at the counter is delightful. They had name brand purses, shoes, ties and blazers. I left with several items totalling under $30. I am so glad I found this little gem of a store. Parking was free.

This thrift store is such a wonderful find. I have purchased items here twice and the owner is…read morealways so welcoming and helpful. I was able to try on anything I wanted and was given great feedback and advice. I'm going on vacation and this is the first stop I made looking for some casual and dressy outfits. The prices are reasonable and there is great selection. Highly recommend.

Googled thrift stores this one was in walking distance from where I was staying. It's definitely a…read morecute little corner store.. clean small/compact. Owner was friendly. Items were reasonably priced. A lot of them items were reminded me of pieces older ladies might wear, didn't see too many things I felt were trendy. Owner did advise they get new items in often, definitely gotta pop back when I'm in town again & give it another try.

I came here to donate clothes and furniture. Upon entering, the store is very well organized and I…read morecould actually see myself shopping here. I've been trying to consider thrift stores more so this would be a great place to start. However, I did bring in a car load of clothes and a van of furniture and they took everything. They were very nice people and I didn't mind giving them my Dear Mother's items considering they are helping others.

Hana Mission may not look like much from the outside, but it is a two-level thrift store with a…read moregreat selection of clothes at very reasonable prices. It is definitely not a luxury or high-end thrift store, but it is a great option for those who don't care much about designer labels and want to find good condition clothing and house items at a fraction of what you would pay elsewhere. The styles may not be the most fashionable or up-to-date, but a smart fashionista should have no problems creatively picking out pieces that will work for her (or him). With all the suspect donation trucks out there that supposedly goes to 'help' Veterans when a little digging shows poor stewardship of their donations and money, Hana is a great alternative. The thrift store is run to support their work in Paterson and other low-income areas, and to programs for substance abuse or at-risk children, a fact that some of their employees are rather proud of for good reason. I would rather my donations go to support local communities than the pockets for people who create 'non-profits' for their own gains. I recommend supporting this thrift store either with your money or with your donations.

Overall A - Just have a strategy and you'll have a great day…read more This is my thrift store of choice, but I only go when I have no time limit. I agree with the other Jennifer L.--, wandering a massive thrift store is practically a sport. For me AT is a guilt free pleasure and well deserved break from work. Parking: Avoid the small lot during peak times. Park on the street or in the lot across the street. Pricing: Yes, prices are creeping up, but that's the case for all thrift stores, and this is a for-profit store. I do see some weird "Wheel of Fortune pricing" on random items (like Corning Ware or Vince clothing), but I just let it go. There are still deals to be found, and they are replenishing items all day long. Discounts & Bags: Look at the monitors to see what is 50% off, or snap a pic of the today's sales sign on your way in. A note on shopping bags: yes, they make you check them in. Bring a huge blue IKEA bag, check it in, get your ticket, and grab a cart. Carts disappear fast on busy days. Dressing Rooms & Bathrooms: There are 3 fitting rooms and 2 bathrooms. They will ask you to park your big shopping cart outside because it's a cramped setup, and there is a 5-item max allowed in the fitting room at a time. The Elevators: They are not broken; they are just slow. It's an old factory building, and the elevators are shared with the staff who are restocking all areas all day long. It just requires some patience. The One Change I'd Make: I wish they would hang up some mirrors--at the very least near the coats or scarves. It would save so many extra trips back to the dressing room. Checkout: The line to pay ebbs and flows. It can be winding around the store, or it can have four people total. Even when the line looks scary, it does move. The cashiers are friendly; sometimes one might be having an off day, but that is rare.

Okay, I had what a blast here with my daughter yesterday. I decided we needed a day of thrift…read moreshopping. When you drop a lot of weed, you don't want to have to replace your whole wardrobe at premium prices. I picked up some great pieces for someone. My age, things like Liz Claiborne and Ann Taylor dresses & blouses. I found a great pair of Michael kors pants, too. But my absolute favorite find was a pair of Sergio Valente jeans from the very early '80s that I coveted when I was young. I never had them, I wanted them, and they fit! They look brand new and we're only $7.99. My daughter bought a whole bunch of stuff including a really cute hello Kitty sweater. We got so much stuff. We overfilled the bag and still only paid 60 bucks. I can't wait to go back, there is so much stuff. You do have to wait on a long line to check out. However, I thought it was worth it considering how much we brought home.

3 1/2 stars. obviously great for furniture and tchotchkes, books, too. the second half of the…read morestore though. i've not had much luck shopping the clothing aisle, no disrespect to the business, but items are sometimes stained or show lots of signs of wear. still recommend shopping here, there's always something worth bringing home

PROS: everything here is priced well and there's enough parking for everyone. Everything is…read moreorganized and the place is actually bigger than I expected. Huge selection of clothes, media, books, and electronics CONS: the lanes in the parking lot are narrow so it's tough to navigate through. Also, the bric a brac section isn't plentiful OVERALL: if you like thrifting and you're in the area I would check this place out

Like any thrift store - it can be a hit or miss. There is a lot to look through. The options are…read moredefinitely more Updated and recent fashion so that's a plus. I did sell some Items and hand bags and didn't get much for them so wouldn't recommend.

This shop is full of luxury brand products like apparel, shoes, bags, purses, but of course all are…read moresecond hand. It is mostly organized, but apparel and shoes have many aisles, so takes a while to go through them. Bags and other accessories are behind glass cabinets, easy to see the models and prices. The store seemed popular overall. Many customers were in the store when we went there around Sunday noon. Several staff members were at the store, very friendly, helping customers with products and checkouts.

The professionalism here is deplorable…read more Granted, they did say that they are unpaid and here for voluntarily. Still, what is the reason behind stating the indicated operating hours, only to be closed until an hour after said hours? Despicable!! I called the store to inform them of this inconvenience, only to be hit with automatic voicemail. How incompetent and frustrating, not to mention this being the second time. I will come back later during the day when I'm free. But if this continues, I won't be supporting this business any longer and will encourage friends to follow suit

This small, organized thrift store is easy to peruse. It seems to keep up with recent trends, so…read moreyou may be happily surprised with their stock. However, I'm deeply disappointed by the reviewers that have given this place bad reviews.This is a charitable organization that accepts items according to their space, clientele and current stock. What kind of a person gives a charitable organization less than three stars because they wouldn't accept their mom jeans, stained clothes or Thomas Kinkade paintings? I'm sorry bad reviewers, but they (and many other people/organizations) do not want your 1985 Paula Abdul sweatshirt or your Suzanne Somers Somersize VHS. According to the store's website, purchases at this store benefit the uninsured and underinsured at Saint Barnabas Hospice and Palliative Care Center. Happy Shopping!

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

Great selection. So much to see!! Really enjoyed it. Brought back a lot of memories. The woman…read morethat works there was super nice, too.

I finally got to stop inside Valley Vintage a few weeks ago. Cute shop with great inventory!…read more From the outside, it looks like only one level, but there are two floors below street-level. Each area of the shop is well curated and items are displayed with thought and care (I thought the basement was organized well IMO). I spent about an hour and a half at Valley Vintage to hit all of the areas, and some time was devoted to flipping through their records. This was well organized and some good finds. I ended up buying a copy of the original soundtrack from The Man from U.N.C.L.E. on vinyl for around $13. It was in good condition and plays. If you like nostalgia and vintage shopping, visit this spot. You may find something one-of-a-kind that appeals to you.

I bought a beautiful nwt YSL Solferino bag in New Hazelnut color, from One Savvy Design. I had it…read moreshipped to me via USPS and I am delighted with my purchase and it was carefully packed and shipping was fast. I would recommend this store! Karen

Brought a used Louie Vuitton purse and it was in good shape and a good price. Will return…read more Employees seemed very helpful and nice