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    1 year ago

    Small thrift store on Mission. Mostly clothes and some housewares. I did find a few old vinyl records, but it's slim pickings.

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    2 years ago

    Amazing selection of lovely home goods! The store is very clean and the owner was so helpful..

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    Goodwill Store

    3.1(49 reviews)
    1.3 miExcelsior
    $

    My favorite Goodwill in the City. I live nearby, so I drop in whenever I get a chance. This…read morelocation has great women's business wear, tops and pants, good kitchen items, scarves, purses, shoes and lots of DVDs. Lots of bedding and jewelry, and even records. Good knick-knack assortment, too. The staff are friendly; sweet ladies, and a few of them have been working at this location since I moved to this neighborhood over 10 years ago. They occasionally have to put up with some customers who come in only to steal clothes, which I have seen on several visits. They handle the situation well, and I feel badly that they have to put up with that. After you shop at Goodwill, don't forget to hit up Baby's Eatery and get some Lumpia to snack on. Excelsior coffee, Double Shot coffee, or Cumaica are all close by for great coffee, too. Close to lots of Muni lines for easy access.

    This store is still filthy, with extremely dirty floors that are covered with clothes and other…read moreitems that have fallen on the ground, and lots of junky clutter piled haphazardly on shelves. The Goodwill CEO makes $600K per year, but they force their employees to work under these conditions. Shopping here these days has become demoralizing, it used to be such an orderly place with good quality stuff. Apparently they want to close all their small stores and just have mega stores out in the suburbs. If this store's sales have declined, you can look to Goodwill of Arizona for ruining this place first.

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    Chloe's Closet

    Chloe's Closet

    3.8(120 reviews)
    2.7 miBernal Heights
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    Love shopping here. My friend recommended this store to me after I had my baby since she's been…read moreconsigning and buying clothes for her son for years and this shop is in my neighborhood, walking distance from me. If I have time when I'm running errands, I'll pop in to see the latest inventory and if there's anything I want to buy my daughter. Sometimes I find fancy brand-name stuff for good prices that look practically new (since babies do grow quickly after all!). I was even able to find a few preemie items when my daughter was born 5 weeks early and all the clothes we had prepared for her were too big. There's shoes, books, toys, sleep sacks, carriers, etc. There's even women's clothes although I've only browsed those items a couple of times. You earn store credit for purchases which is also great, and I think on Tuesdays, items are discounted. If you want to consign, you basically have to call the month before to try to get an appointment since they book up pretty quickly. I've been told that I could also try to call on a consignment day (Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday) to see if there are any last-minute appt cancellations. You bring in your bag of items and they'll go through it and select what they think will sell. If it sells within a month, you can either get a percentage of the sale as cash or you can get a larger percentage as store credit. I opt for the store credit since I need to keep buying clothes for this growing child who is somehow above average height considering she has two exactly average height parents haha.

    Cute shop with very cute clothing but not a very big selection in the 2/3T section for boys. A bit…read moreoverpriced for used clothing in my opinion. Cashier was very friendly and greeted me right away when I came in. Overall an enjoyable experience.

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    Buffalo Exchange

    3.1(290 reviews)
    3.4 miMission
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    Ayo The staff are a little too sassy here. Not surprised to see the yelp reviews. Like a lot of…read morecustomer service workers, they pay negativity forward- they got treated badly by someone before you, and now it's your turn :) Oh and they have clothes here too

    While I have an attractive and youthful demeanor, and a rocking hot bod, I realized that most of my…read moreshirts are cropped. And well, I'm in my 30s so that's weird. EVERYTHING can't be cropped. I did a major closet clean out and expunged my SHEIN, crop tops and prized clothes that fit in my 20s that I can no long mash my plump buns into. 2026 is going to be the year I turn into a fine auntie who wears quality materials. But I had 2 garbage bags full of clothes that had to go, including the fur coats my aunt gave me from this old dead person she befriended (she befriends rich Caucasian people near the end of their life, and I usually get the hand-me-downs, including some wonderful Egyptian cotton sheets!) Enter Buffalo Exchange, a way I could get rid of all my crap and also exchange it for better crap. Every day Buffalo exchange buys clothes, all day. In the olden days you had to just show up and wait, but in the digital age, you can go on their website and sign up ahead of time and it will let you know what the estimated wait time is! I've done that twice & the first time it worked out really well for me, but the second time the website threw me off the waitlist right before it was my turn. Luckily the workers were reasonable and still took me. The wait times IRL can be longer than the website suggests because people like me bring in garbage bags full of clothes, so don't plan to be in a rush. While waiting, you can peruse their assortment of clothes. If you're selling clothes, you get store credit worth 50% of what the clothes would sell for, or you can get 25%, so if you find something you like and you're a selling clothes, it's worth it to opt for store credit. I bought so much stuff The first time I didn't make any money from those fur coats! All in all, I'd say it's a great way to both clean out your closet and exchange it for clothes that better suit your lifestyle. We really should be stepping away from fast fashion and Thrifting is a great way to get a unique piece that nobody else has!

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