Bought a pair of nike sb dunks "panda" for my girl from this location only later realize they were…read morefake. Pretty good knock offs tho. I had my suspicions because the toe of the shoe was really soft and delicate. Not like any of my other dunks. And the box also has some minor differences It was confirmed when We tried to sell the shoe on stock x and the authenticator proved it was a fake. Not trying to knock their hustle cause it seems like a team of young guys running the spot and I'm all for young business owners especially minorities. just dont go there expecting 100% authentic sneakers. Not upset that I bought fake shoes, but i am upset that i paid above market rate for said fake shoes $200

Jiwantsclothes is a small streetwear store inside the same plaza as Soccer Locker but don't the…read moreword "small" fool you, they actually have a very wide selection. They have things from Supreme/Off-White to a nice collection of vintage ATL 1996 Olympic windbreakers. Jiwantsclothes has something for everyone, including coveted sneakers as well. The most impressive thing about all of this is that the owner and employees go out of their way to add to their inventory everyday by shopping at other thrift stores and bringing back some of the best things they can find. This makes Jiwantsclothes a more specialized thrift store, you won't have to spend an hour looking through everything to find just one really nice piece. Another thing that cannot be overlooked is their prices. For the great selection of items they never charge a premium for these vintage clothes. Places like Buffalo Exchange in ATL come to mind when I think of thrift stores with a good but overpriced selection. You can also bring in your own clothes to trade in and receive better payment than places like Plato's closet. Based on all this, It's not hard to imagine Jiwantsclothes getting to the level of Round 2 or Rag-O-Rama if they keep up the great work. I highly recommend giving this place a chance, I'm sure you'll walk out of their with at least one piece of clothing!

Manhattan is a great urban inspired store. They have great clothing for young men that is cool and…read morecolorful. I have purchased clothing for my son and I can tell you that it has probably been five years and the shorts are still in impeccable condition. The store is great because they have great color options like red, royal blue, lime green bright orange, white and just about every other awesome color you can name. I grew so tired of just seeing khaki and denim that I just needed to branch out and explore other options and my son is very open to color in his wardrobe so this was a success. In addition to great shorts, they also have simple cotton tees in a variety of colors that are very affordable. I love the graphic tees because you can actually find choices that are not offensive and have appropriate messages or designs. Just know that there are no refunds, only exchanges so take time to actually try on your items before purchasing.

Sorry to say, Panache has permanently closed. I enjoyed shopping at Panache and often found some…read morewonderful gems.

I liked to shop here in the past, but the prior owner was very rude and at times almost…read moreantagonistic. I rarely consigned here for that reason, but sometimes dropped in to shop when I was in the area. Well, now I'll shop and consign here with pleasure. There is new ownership since late summer and they are lovely! Nice items and great prices. Note: Consignment is now by appointment only.

I think there's a lot to love about Serendipity Consignment, but my experiences here have been…read moremixed in some pretty substantial ways. The good: Their selection of clothing and especially of special event dresses is fantastic, the owner is very warm and helpful, and their clearance area has fantastic prices. Unfortunately, as I mentioned, I've had some not-great experiences at the store: The first time I went, my visit was fine. The owner wasn't there, but one of the two people working was really nice, and I found some great deals. My second visit was pretty stressful. I went in with my fiance and stepdaughter to look for elopement dresses. The woman working there, who was older and had gray hair, asked us if she could help us find something. We told her that we just wanted to browse. In response, she told my stepdaughter that there were some cute dresses she wanted to show her. My stepdaughter is a sweetheart and very shy. She didn't want to correct the woman or really have to deal with her at all, so I again told the woman that we were fine and just wanted to browse. The woman's response was to again tell my stepdaughter to follow her. My stepdaughter was deeply uncomfortable, and at that point, so were my fiance and I, but she begrudgingly followed the woman. We didn't understand why this woman was seeming to want to challenge our desire to browse. She didn't ask us once what we were actually looking for. Once my stepdaughter was able to break away from the woman, we left. It was the oddest experience--like some weird power play that we didn't understand. I didn't want to let that experience ruin Serendipity for me, especially because it's important to me to support small businesses. So I decided to give it one more chance a few months later. They really do have a great selection of dresses, and I was still looking for something special. That day, the owner, who seems like a really sweet person, was there and the shopping experience was a good one. I purchased two beautiful previously owned dresses. Here's where the experience went south, though; I made the mistake of looking up how much the dresses cost new once I got home so I could congratulate myself on my deal-finding skills. I discovered that they cost LESS new and that they were still available for purchase. So I paid more than I would have had i purchased them new, and the receipt indicated Serendipity doesn't take returns. It was very disappointing. I still might go back at some point, but I'll be checking the cost of items before I make any purchases, and I'll be reserving my visits for times that the unpleasant sales associate isn't there.

I take ALL of my upscale items to Serendipity! Please come shop there you will not regret it!read more

This thrift store is amazing!…read more Not only is it entirely volunteer run, but all of their items are fair priced and organized wonderfully! Tons of selection such as dishes, books, clothing, jewelry, toys, shoes and so much more! The pricing reminded me of many thrift shops I went to when growing up so it was definitely nostalgic walking in here! All the volunteer staff were super sweet, with a smile on their face and were a joy to speak with! I will be back ever so often to see what new finds I can find!

I have always been a loyal customer and supporter of St. Vincent de Paul in Buford. Some of my…read morelatest experiences there have changed that I went to donate some items and they complained that bags of clothing were too heavy and that plant pots were dirty on another occasion we walked in at at 3:45 with my daughters and the lady behind the counter said we are about to close and we smiled and said OK is she replied like in just a few minutes. And then my most recent I went in to look for a mini crockpot to melt wax they had one when I looked at the price it was $18 which I thought was quite unreasonable I googled Walmart and they had a brand new one for $12.50 I went to the front and asked if they would take less for because I would rather give it to a good cause than a corporation and they said it's not due for markdown yet. I understand this is to help the needy but not while ripping off people

Difficult to find & apparently NOT open on Sunday despite Yelp & Google saying otherwise. No sign…read moreon the door with actual hours. GPS leads to Chevron, but the store is right next door (I drove in circles thinking I was missing it).

From the owner: Thrift It Atlanta is a 501 C3 nonprofit. We help with domestic violence and homelessness. Your…read moredonations and purchases help make our greater Atlanta area a better community. The founder of Thrift It Atlanta was a domestic violence victim for 17 years. This affected her in a tremendous way. Women and domestic violence are often stuck or end up, homeless to get out. She opened Thrift It Atlanta to help others like herself.

Sports and the equipment is just so expensive these days. If I can sell my used equipment to allow…read moresomeone to be able to afford equipment to play I'll do it all day everyday .

This is one of the nicest places to shop sporting good, both new and used. They buy used gear and…read morehave an excellent selection of items. The owner, Nick, is one of the nicest people you could ever meet. Lacey, the store manager, is fantastic to deal with. Love this store and finding some neat items for a great value. Super friendly prices. Go check them out!

Based on reviews, I took a diamond ring guard to this jeweler who checked it for clarity & color…read more Michelle is the diamond expert & was kind enough to not charge me. Upon arriving, I was met by Roxanne who welcomed me. This review gets better! Upon leaving, the battery in my key fob died so Roxanne saw me trying to find where to put the key to open the door. She appeared but it was a mystery so we went back inside where she found out how but Michelle began taking my key fob apart & while Roxanne was reading instructions, Michelle replaced it with a new battery!!! I was already so pleased with my choice in choosing Armen & Joseph but going that extra mile was so appreciated! For sure A&J will be my trusted jeweler.

Wonderful!! Highly recommend…read more I have been a customer of Armen and Joseph for over ten years... they are my go to place for any type of jewelry needs... from specialty diamond earrings, Mother of Mary necklaces, ring restoration and repairs (too many to count over the years) to helping you create a birthday, mothers day list for your spouse. I especially love when I go in with an "idea" of what I want and Jenny helps me go through the books and we order several so I can choose from them when they arrive! Jenny is lovely, very sweet and patient!

Cute little shop. I came here on my birthday after getting…read moremy nails done a couple of doors down when it first opened to show support. The owner was really nice! There was a sale , buy two, get one free. I spent $66 on three items, well really two. I still have not worn two of the pieces that I purchased. I entered in a raffle and a week later I got a call from the owner saying that I won. I wasn't able to find the receipt. Thinking that me showing that I purchased something from there (back transactions) and with the owner remembering me, I still wasn't able to claim the prize, sadly. (I personally would've done something else for my customers) I will remember the next time! Overall, it's a cute, "higher end" thrift store.

Love this store! The sales associates are always so friendly and willing to help you find a size or…read morecheck online for something they may not have in the store. Great selection, super super cute clothes and accessories and always seem to have a sale going on!

From the owner: Fiore, the Italian word for "flower,"is a boutique with unique gifts, clothing and accessories. Our…read moremajor brands are Lilly Pulitzer, Everly Clothing, Glory Haus and HOBO Intl.