Clean and very nice. Good prices and great selection. Lovely collection of good items.read more

This one is good. You will need to take your time…read more The variety here is broader. It's a good thrift store to me if you see some of everything. Casual, one of a kind, fancy, vintage, trendy, old trend pieces that make the experience worth the trip. I like to see enough selection to boost my imagination for what I can do with the pieces. The prices are decent here too, don't change. I'll be back. Bring cash if you wanna avoid that credit card fee.

One of my favorite vintage shops to go to, I always find great deals. A majority of my second hand…read moreclothes are from here.

My faux-leather jacket was falling apart so I came here for a warm coat. I ended up leaving with a…read moreColumbia army green parka and Ralph Lauren camel belted wrap coat for $50!

Prices have gone up slightly in the past year esp for the newer items or better brands but still…read moreunbeatable selection of any thrift store I've been to. I almost hesitate to post this review and increase its popularity, as I'm starting to see more new faces every time I go now. You'll have to put in a lot of time - at least an hour, but you will definitely walk out with something. Last time I visited, the cat followed me throughout the store and stayed glued to my leg. A year later, the cat recognized me and came running over to say hello (tried to find the pic of him last year but can't find it)... :')

It said that they close at 5:30 and it's not true, they close before, very disrespectful with the…read morepublic because it does not have clarity. So disappointing. Lying to the time when they close.

If you live in Downtown Brooklyn and you need to get rid of some goodies, then head to Out of the…read moreCloset. The drop off area is in the basement and there is an elevator to get you there. The staff were all good as well.

I like this thrift shop…read more If you don't know, Out of the Closet was originally founded to help raise funds and awareness for AIDS Healthcare Foundation. To this day, when you shop or donate at Out of the Closet, 96 cents of every dollar made goes to AIDS Healthcare Foundation's HIV prevention and treatment services. That's why the walls are painted and there's signage indicating they have high-quality HIV testing services. Now you know. Solid mission, and it sounds like they are doing good work. It makes you feel a little better about spending your money here. Personally, I also like that they are better organized, and have a better selection (one non-hipster's opinion) than some of the competition in the general area, like Buffalo Exchange. There's a nice book section (I like to read!) funkier clothes (I'm not at a thrift store for basics), and the t-shirts are organized by color, as they should be. The prices are occasionally insane, at least from the perspective of someone who doesn't pay $150 for jeans ever, least of all at a thrift shop, but mostly they are pretty fair. If I have any problems, it's with the lady who spent a solid half hour in the only dressing room, seemingly just staring at herself in the mirror until I got completely fed up and knocked on the wall. That's not really the staff's fault, I guess. The staff is actually super nice in my limited experience, but can occasionally get distracted, and don't spend enough time making sure people don't stare at themselves in the mirror for half an hour.

so fun and great selection! they have everything from clothes to household items to jewelry.read more

I never feel complete without eating good food and finding a good thrift store when I'm out…read moreexploring neighborhoods. Life Boutique Thrift fulfilled its purpose. Wide selection at varying prices--some funky stuff, some vintage, some modern, some houseware. The day I went (in February) they were having an insane $1 sale on blue tags. A lot of stuff was more than half off and dirt cheap. Good thing I only found this out when I got to the register because I would have probably left with too many things I did not need. I scored two cute basics for a total of two whopping dollars! They've got fitting rooms and friendly staff and new inventory frequently it seems. Would venture out to Life Boutique Thrift again!

The store is an absolute mess, and everything is extremely poor quality and way overpriced. There…read moreis so much stained clothes, cheap brand names, and just plain garbage. It seems like most of the stuff should have just been put in the garbage, rather than on the shelf. It's a shame that these free donations are being priced at the retail price or higher. Definitely would not even suggest wasting your time.

Not helpful or friendly Went in, no one speaks to you…read more You have to find where to put donation yourself When asked for receipt I was told over there Couldn't find it and had to ask another customer where to get it There were receipts in a corner and I had to fill out and take a copy but no one worker would help

There's a lot to like about this store, for sure. Really appreciate the layout, there's plenty of…read morespace to try things on and dig through the racks, which are organized well by color and also type of garment. There's a wide selection and healthy mix of high end brand names mid-range stuff from Zara, Liz Claiborne, etc. Prices here are kind of all over the place -- used t-shirts priced at $25 are an insane concept for me to wrap my head around, but then you'll find a Christian Dior trenchcoat for $115...like what? My friend and I did insanely well here though, she got the cutest pair of lace up plaid shoes for like $30 (people on Depop were selling the same pair for $125 used). I walked out with a real Italian lamb leather jacket for $55 - so good that my dry cleaner was literally shocked at the price tag I'd left on when I brought it to him for a cleaning. Overall, a solid thrift spot to look through.

After a few recent disappointing visits to thrift stores in Manhattan, I was so pleasantly…read moresurprised by this store. The space is amazing - light filled and spacious which makes for a pleasant browsing experience. There are numerous and large fitting rooms which is unusual in these types of stores. Clothing is arranged by color, which is aesthetically pleasing but a little tougher to find things versus size sorting. They do have separate racks for plus sizes so that can help. In terms of selection, it was much more robust than what I have seen in subpar shops lately, a healthy mix of basics but also some fun things that I haven't seen elsewhere,, like crazy patched jackets and colorful jumpsuits. I did surprisingly well in my haul, almost bought an award dinner appropriate dress, and actually bought a dress and two sweaters. Prices are okay, not super bargains but not "I can't believe they're selling used clothes for these prices" either. Overall, I would absolutely return to this shop and it's worth the long schlep out.

This is definitely a curated vintage store and not a thrift shop, and the pricing reflects that…read more They have lots of cute photo opportunities like a neon sign and tv that has a camera in the window. They had a really awesome selection of vintage tshirts. They also had a bunch of really cute skirts. My friend got some new doc martens there that were so cute. The girl who helped get her size was super nice and checked in to see how she was liking them. I would definitely recommend checking this place out, but be sure to go in with the mindset that it is curated vintage and not thrifting as far as the pricing is concerned. They know what their stuff is worth and charge that.

Super cute store in Williamsburg. Lots to pick from a really cute jewelry too.! A must !!read more

I went here today with my hardcore thrift buddy, my sister! They had this event where you stuff a…read moresack for $25, and everything you can cram in there is yours! I've done events like this before for Housing Works, so I was ready for a workout. But when I got there, it turned out the store was small, quiet and cute with really nice workers. The clothes was put up in a way that you can scan all the clothes really quickly for 5 minutes. I ended up with 31 pieces for $25, which is awesomee! They had a lot of H&M and Michael Kors when I went. My favorite piece was a Tahari blazer, just my size, for under a buck! (psssst this is perf for littler people like me AND normal sized people alike! they had a nice range of clothes, enough to satisfy my petite XS self and my L sis!)

Like new Helmut Lang jeans for $20.00, and I bought my son an Italian cashmere sweater for $15.00!…read more Those are bargains, buster! Lots of other fashionable stuff -- you just have to hunt for your size.

Super cute little antique store with a cool selection of art. Prices varied but lots of good…read moreoptions with affordable pricing. I got this super cute frame for $10. The guy working was friendly and he had a really good heater on a very cold day. Good place to check out.

Stumbled upon this spot today and it was one of the best shops Iv come across. Staff was super…read morefriendly and they had a huge selection of stuff. From vintage magazines to posters, jewelry, clothing - it was awesome. I got a couple of vintage magazines and a sweet deal on a mirror. Highly recommend this spot.