Managed to get the BEST vintage sweater coat this past year. This store has an ever-changing…read moreselection of high quality vintage apparel. If you have never visited 40 South Street in JP, now is the time!

Went here with some friends with really high hopes because of everyone saying it's a great place…read more However, we found the owner to be quite rude. Me and my friends were searching through the clothing and making sure to fold everything back up once we were done and the owner came over to us and made a few comments about us making a mess and then was watching over our shoulders the whole time. In my very personal opinion if you want someone to buy something from you maybe don't be so demeaning to them

" Better then sliced bread " This diversity consignment…read moreshop is everything. The vibe is everyone belongs and I love that . I am new to the consignment game about a year in . However this consignment shop is very comfortable and just not like the other consignment ms . Big selection and store is organized and the vibe is welcoming.

We came here on our anniversary to pick out outfits for each other for dinner. There's a great…read moreselection of clothes for all, men, women, nonbinary, etc. They don't have dedicated parking, but the public parking behind the buildings on the strip is easy to get into. When we went in, both staff members were friendly and super helpful. They let us know there was more downstairs, didn't even realize there was a downstairs! I picked out a great top and pants for my husband and he picked out a cute dress with jean jacket for me. The clothes were weather appropriate but there are also options for cold weather in various spots because it was still getting cold at night in Boston. The probably best part was all the art that was available from independent artists. I got so many stickers and posters to gift and hang in my house. Cat tarot cards are great and I'm so happy we stopped in here because the vibe was 10000% better for us than other thrift shops. I also got book earrings, an elephant bracelet, and another pair of earrings. . The prices are reasonable and there's some great things in there even from the 90s.

Really not good for consigning! They have mixed up the dates by which I was supposed to pick up…read moreclothing, resulting in them getting to keep them and sell and keep all the profit. Fair enough, except that they should get their dates correct or else take responsibility! Also, they have accepted items from me and then inexplicably tossed them, without telling me. They charge $5 per month for their consignor access website, and it is very hard to opt out (I had to opt out every time I consigned and sometimes press them to reverse the charge after it had been applied anyway). Also, I noticed that the payout amount is often less than what was on their label. I don't think they want you to see the labels but I went in the store to take a look and it was higher than what they marked on my printout. Not recommended for consigning.

Consigned there for the first time and it was a great experience. Ended up using the credit to…read morepurchase some items there as they ha e a great selection.

New clothing store on Newbury Street! They sell vintage clothing and accessories from a ton of…read moredifferent brands, and have a fitting room so you can try on pieces. Staff was friendly as well. This is their second location, first one being in Allston. Check it out!

I just stopped in to use the photobooth. I read that it only takes cash, which is true - only $1s…read moreand $5s. It's $5 for 2 photostrips. You can fit 1-2 people in the booth and it's right at the entrance tot he store

This is a pretty small antique store but there's plenty to look at. We looked around for about five…read moreminutes before leaving. Super quick to walk through and check it out if you're in the area. Staff was helpful and the items were cheap.

Someone has done a great job of organizing and cleaning this place up from what it was in the old…read moredays (10 or more years ago), when it was hard to even walk in it. Some great finds for good prices, from the elegant (Chinese style chest of drawers and small storage chests) to the practical (used clothing in very good condition).

Great finds at affordable prices! Definitely would recommend this place to those looking to thrift…read morein the area.

This was my first time visiting this thrift shop, and I was really impressed with how large and…read morewell-organized the store was. When you walk in, there's a sign clearly showing the colors of the week that are 50% off, which is a great way to save even more. The store was clean, everything was nicely put together, and the different sections were clearly labeled, including baby, women's, men's, and other categories. The items were organized by color rather than size, which was a little different, but everything was still easy to look through. The prices were also extremely reasonable, which is always a huge plus when thrift shopping! One thing to be aware of is that they are cash-only. There is an ATM inside the store, which is convenient, although I wish the employee had mentioned that when I asked if they only accepted cash. There are also other places nearby where you can get cash if needed. Overall, I really enjoyed shopping here. Great selection, reasonable prices, clean and organized, and definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area!

I have always liked hats, but it is impossible to find a store that sells men's hats that are not…read morebaseball caps or kangols . This store has an enormous selection of hats for men and women. They have Panama hats and fedora's and bowler to top hats. They also have a great selection for women. The people are wonderful. They take hats very seriously but in a very fun way. I was looking at a Panama and Jessen suggested a hat that was sturdier and it was a lot less money. He measured my head and they have this machine that helps to mold the hat to your head. The energy is great. A young mom went into the store with her 4 year old daughter they let her try on hats and she walkede the floor like she was on the runway. They also sell jewelry ties and other treasures. I have never had so much fun buying clothes.

Salmagundi is, hands down, the finest hat shop I've ever set foot in -- and I say that as someone…read morewho has spent the last 40 years frequenting some of the best haberdasheries in New York City. I visited the Jamaica Plain shop today with my brother, on what happened to be the 27th anniversary of my father's passing. What could have been a heavy, emotional day was transformed into something unexpectedly meaningful, thanks in large part to the experience I had with Jessen. He spent well over an hour with me, patiently walking through countless combinations of styles, shapes, and colors -- not rushing, not upselling, just exploring what really worked. He was thoughtful, kind, and extraordinarily knowledgeable, and it was clear he genuinely enjoyed the process of helping me find the right hat. That enthusiasm was contagious; time absolutely flew by. I left with a beautiful hat and a matching scarf, each with its own story -- down to where the wool came from and how it was made. That level of care and passion isn't something you can fake. It's obvious that Jessen and Andria care deeply about their craft, their customers, and the experience they create in the shop. This was, without question, the best experience I've ever had in a hat store. The selection is fantastic, but it's the heart, expertise, and hospitality that make Salmagundi truly special. If you're anywhere near Boston and even thinking about a hat, do yourself a favor and go see Andria and Jessen. I can't recommend this place highly enough.

I've been shopping at Rick Walker's for years! Bought everything from authentic cowboy boots for my…read moredaughter, to gorgeous bolos and amber jewelry to motorcycle jackets and leather pants. The owners are so friendly and knowledgeable about the items they sell and really get to know their repeat customers. And the rooster, Henry, is an absolute darling! Visit Rick Walker's...you will not be dissapointed!

Great place for western and rock'n'roll clothing and accessories. Owner was super cool and very…read moreinformative. You must stop here if you're shopping on Newbury St.

Thrifty Threads is such a special place. It's completely run by volunteers, and every dollar goes…read moreback into the community. I love that they don't just sell donations -- they also share a lot of what they receive with other local nonprofits for free. The store is always clean and easy to browse, and the prices are super fair (honestly waaaay better than Goodwill). The volunteers are friendly and genuinely care about what they do, which makes the whole experience feel good. Shopping here feels like being part of something positive.

Fantastic selection, well organized, great prices and varied mix of labels. Found so many…read moretreasures-Rag and Bone and AG jeans, L'Agence top, Re/Done shorts, belts and lots of other items.

Katerina is the best tailor I have ever had. If you have the chance to talk to her, she will tell…read moreyou how she was previously in design (aka she does top notch work). I dropped something off last minute for a funeral and she was incredibly understanding and got it back to me on short notice given the circumstances. She spoke about how other tailors charge too much, and would not accept a tip despite me trying and trying to hand her some extra cash. What a saint and a savor! The best tailor in Boston by far.

Roslindale has a gem in Katerina's. Excellent work, reasonable prices. Been there multiple times…read moreand the results have been perfect. Definitely recommend.