super affordable, every time we go, i always come out with something! well kept and amazing…read moreservice! the owner is really nice. they have lot of variety of clothes and the cutest selection of dresses and sweaters!

This is a gem that I can't wait to return to on my next trip to LA. I found so many good pieces and…read morethey were all so reasonably priced. The staff was super friendly, the music playing was great, and they had easy parking nearby. Great spot to check out!

amazing help from staff and an amazing selection! would definitely recommend coming back again…read more free parking too!

Trove is a wonderful resale and consignment store. They have a huge selection of gently used items…read more You can get designer or name brand clothing, all sorts of accessories, purses, shoes, things for your home and they even have a baby section. Their prices are quite reasonable. Many items are up to 80% off what you would pay for great clothes and bags. They also have some nice art now and again it is all fairly priced. This is not a Salvation Army type store, yes, all items are used, but all are designer or something you may have seen in a store. They do not have a huge vintage section and that is fine. It has just really nice things that I would end up paying a lot more for new. The service is great. The staff is nice and knows what is in the store and where. If you are looking for a nice bag, they have it or some nice clothes. I have bought a few things there and I have never been disappointed.

They are great. I have donated clothes and also bought clothes here. Great store and great staff.read more

Store's a little disheveled, but you're still able to move through it. I didn't find anything that…read morewas particularly calling my name. A lot of nick-knacks and random medical stuff (walking boots, walkers,etc). I wouldn't stop by again, but if you have time to look, it might be worth your while.

The best resale thrift store in Echo Park hands down. Great selection that is very well organized…read moreand very clean. Prices are excellent!! I always find something when I'm there. I stop by any time I'm in Echo Park. If I could try on the clothes I would spend a lot more money there. Check them out!

Was in LA to help a family member check out neighborhoods and the public transportation. We…read morechecked out this spot because it was so neatly organized. They had great prices and huge selection of clothes that were color and style arranged. And I found a cute jacket to wear to the Lakers game!

My brother-in-law recommended checking out Society of St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store in Lincoln…read moreHeights, and since it was my first time visiting, I was excited to see what it was all about. First off this place is huge! There's so much to browse through, and most sections are fairly well organized, though a few shelves and aisles looked pretty picked over and messy, which I mostly avoided. Still, the selection here is impressive. They carry everything from furniture, purses, shoes, and clothing to appliances, books, CDs, VHS tapes, DVDs, jewelry, electronics, vinyl records, dishes, and toys. My brother-in-law and I spent some time in the toy section and we both actually ended up leaving with some teddy bears. His was only $3, and when he looked it up in the store it was worth up to $70--he was so excited about that find! Overall my personal experience was very pleasant and the customer service I received was great. Most employees seemed friendly and helpful. I did notice a slightly awkward interaction between an older female employee and another customer browsing near the VHS/DVD and jewelry counter. The employee called out "next," which made it seem like she thought the customer was ready to check out. When the customer didn't respond right away, the employee called out louder to get her attention kinda sounded annoyed. The customer looked a little caught off guard and replied that she was just browsing before continuing to look around. It was a bit of an odd moment, but when that same employee ended up checking us out, everything went smoothly and we had no issues. Overall it was a fun thrifting trip and I'd definitely come back again. Next time I want to spend more time exploring the clothing section!

Have you ever made donations to a Goodwill where instead of thanking you for taking the time to…read morepack and haul stuff over, they barely look at you and tell you they don't accept rugs or pillows. Society of St Vincent is well run and HUGE.

Thank you, Mr. JORGE and Ms. SUMI, for always supporting our Little Tokyo SPARKLE raffle! They…read morehave t-shirt sales going on right now, so check it out!

July 2025 | Downtown LA | Whenever I'm in Downtown LA in Little Tokyo, it's always fun when I can…read morestep inside of PopKiller! Super cute store & it seems like the theme is "Everything Fun," which I love! I even bought a super cute fuzzy bear hair clip, which is adorable! There are cute socks, fun tees, quite a bit of vintage clothing/items, food, and drink-themed hand bags & so much more! Music is usually upbeat and customer service is super friendly! Cheers to fun!

This was a great thrift store for specific Western, lo-Cal vibes. With a sprinkle of military garb…read more I thought the holdings were pretty sparse. They did have great, authentic silver and turquoise. Service was unenthusiastic.

Raggedy Threads is my favorite vintage store in L.A. - no contest. Don't let this tiny little store…read more- located in a tiny little corner of Little Tokyo - fool you: It's like a treasure trove of rare finds. I've been on a huge vintage kick lately, so this store has been my go-to source for old tees. My reasons for going vintage are primarily environmental since the carbon footprint and resources needed to make new clothes are substantial - and incredibly wasteful when there's so much awesome used clothing out there. Another reason: Your friends can't copy your style. Most recently, I picked up a few tees from the 1970s and 80s. Being in L.A. they get a lot of local and California vintage shirts with logos, designs, and jokes that only true Californians would get. I couldn't resist buying a Castroville "Giant Artichoke" tee they had over the summer. Personally, I tend to gravitate towards regional finds like these because they bring back such great memories of my youth and of family road trips up and down my home state. They also carry old college (Go Bears!), high school, and everyone's favorite - summer camp tees. Plus, you cannot beat the vintage fit from the 70s/80s. Caveat: Today's "S" is equivalent to an "M" or bigger because people were presumably thinner back then. So do your part for the environment and look effortlessly stylish doing it by shopping used and vintage! And there's no better place in L.A. for this than Raggedy Threads.

Always fun to stop by and browse. The space is now half clothing, and the other half shared space…read morebetween records/CDs and a tattoo parlor. The dressing rooms are now open, which is helpful. Staff are accessible if you have questions. Clothing items are pricier than some other used clothing stores, but the quality is decent and they do appear truly vintage.

I went to Space City Vintage recently with a pal. We browsed the store. I was impressed by the…read moresheer volume of quality garments. The clothing, shoes, belts, and purses all stood out to me. I thought the prices for many items were fair. I purchased a coat with a beautiful pattern. I had tried getting a discount on the coat before purchasing it for some loose seams, but the cashier determined the loose seams weren't a big deal. I asked them how I should care for the coat and they told me their recommendation. I am highly satisfied with my purchase. The cashier was friendly.