I had a great time today chatting with La'Rue Simmons the owner of Stellar Human Vintage Clothing…read moreStore. I often walk my dog near his store and one of his two collars fell off which I didn't realize. Well someone brought the collar into the store and La'Rue called me using the barely legible tag on the collar. This is the kind of action that gives me faith that there is still some hope for the human race. As for the store: He has a wide variety of used items, including a nice selection of flannel shirts, but I'm a T-Shirt guy and bought three pretty cool T's. He has an enormous inventory yet to be displayed so I'll be going back in a few weeks to check out all the latest additions. He also carries women's and children's clothing as well. Couldn't have had a better experience.

wow, what a great store for vintage and antiques. My wife and I spent almost 2 hours there and…read morefound some of the coolest stuff we've seen in decades of going to vintage and antique source. The store is big plan on one to two hours minimum really friendly staff of cool old sports cards and one-of-a-kind art. if you're in Binghamton Charlie Brown, Charlie blonde whatever it's called is a must experience along with northern thrift nearby.

Stopped here on our way to PA. Large selection of many vendors. The space was clean, neat and well…read morelaid out. Easy to navigate and accessible for those with mobility challenges. Staff wore masks, hand sanitizer was available at the main counter, but no public restroom (I prefer to wash my hands). Staff did not say hello when we entered but did say hello grudgingly as we passed by each other a little later in an aisle. Four or five staff/vendors were happily talking with each other, but no one engaged us at all, so we wandered around. Nice mix of furniture, housewares, China/dish sets, some jewelry, some cases, toys and some crafty-country themed items. I bought a deep Pyrex pie dish for $3 and a small tin container for $4. We would definitely stop back when in the area.

small store mostly close but really good prices and friendly staff easy safe location good parkingread more

Clean store super staff nice selection of clothing would recommend highly when in the Greater…read moreBinghamton area

Very cold, not at all welcoming. Had been a loyal customer…read morefor many years, even bringing in new customers. But was always snubbed by the owner whenever I ran into her at other establishments...as if she never knew me! Needless to say, I spend my money elsewhere!

I had a wedding to go to - Went to all the local department stores and some boutiques for a dress…read more None of them had even close to what I wanted. JCPenney had a nice one but it was above my knees which are not attractive. I bought it but kept looking. My co-worker suggested I look in Vintageness. I walked in and there were two racks of long gowns. I didn't want a formal gown, so I just went to the regular dresses. The woman came over and asked what I was looking for. I told her and she immediately pulled out this beautiful silver ankle long dress that fit me perfectly. I go to the Weiss market across the street and now that I know about this place, will stop in when I do.

I have to agree with other reviews when trying to consign. I was greeted cordially and I can't…read morefault the civility but not exactly the warmest place. I brought in a brand new wedding gown with tags still on it in a secure garment bag. Before I could even finish telling her what I brought in, I was told they don't consign wedding dresses anymore. I asked if she knew of anyplace that would as I was surprised by this. She said no and sorry. Again, there was no fault in the conversation but it wasn't a place I would really go into again for certain. The reviews are accurate in the items there-I have seen the same at other thrift stores around; nothing stood out in the experience. I have only a problem in that this website does not specify not accepting wedding dresses. This dress is brand new; 3 months special order from David's in a plus size and gorgeous. Perfect condition; I wanted only for someone in my area to benefit from it for a low cost without it running the risk of being handled in a thrift store. I am not certain how it could have been a deficit to the store as the dress is full lace and vintage looking as it gets. However, I couldn't even show it to her before cut off definitively. I agree with the last review when placing consignment up there in everything stated. It seems to be problems only with people coming to consign and it might very well be my appearance as well that made her more reserved although this is only an impression I got and by no means an absolute.

I got some nice sweaters a skirt and boots cool things there I do miss the other consignment place…read morebut this place is more affordable and has more variety. More upscale of nicer things.. but not in the wallet per se. I live 2.5 hrs away when i come to vestal i pop in hit or miss type thing.

I've had good experiences at this Thrifty Shopper store in Endwell, in the past…read more I've also donated a fair amount of items to their store, in hopes someone can use the items and not pay a high price. However, a recent experience is frustrating and dampens my review. I bought a used DVD from the store for $3.23. I brought home the DVD and tried playing it and all I would get was a "disc error" on my DVD player. No matter what I did, it simply would Not load the video. I took a closer look, with a magnifying glass and discovered tiny little "holes" poked in the surface of the DVD media disc. This is the reason why I kept getting a "disc error"! So I went to the store and spoke to a lady at the counter. I told her what the problem was, took out the disc from the container and let her look at it. She confirmed what I saw on the disc..tiny holes scattered all over the disc. Then I asked for a refund because that particular Title was not duplicated in the large "shelves" of used DVDs. She asked another lady if I could be refunded my $3.23. That lady said no and said "We don't give refunds, just exchanges". I said that it can't be exchanged because there isn't another copy of that Title on the shelves. I know because I spent 40 minutes looking for the one that I did find. Anyway, she wouldn't give me a refund. I told her that the DVD was no good and the store should throw it in the garbage, and NOT PUT IT BACK ON THE Shelves where I got it from in the first place! My point is, how do any of the customers that buy used DVDs in that store know whether ANY of the DVDs on those shelves are no good and have simply been put back on the shelve after someone like me has returned it?? I understand the refund policy, BUT now I Don't Trust Thrifty Shopper anymore! I will not go in there anymore and I will not donate anything to them any longer. I'm done with Thrifty Shopper! Let the Buyer Beware (caveat emptor).

There were 4 employees behind the counter on their phones and messing around. Not a single one…read moregreeted me as I walked in and acted like as if I didn't walk right past them. For having such a large location, the selection in the men's section is bone dry. They do have a large selection of household items and other hard goods.

They don't have anything above an XL and the owner followed me around like I was going to steal…read moresomething.

Theae people are downright rude. Place is quite small. Not much selection. It is run by Catholic…read moreCharities. What really stands out is the way they treat customers. Like you were an imposition. Everything is priced by a "range," meaning unless you ask how much each item is, you don't know how much it will cost until you get up to the register. And when you do ask, that's an imposition too. Avoid, you're really not missing anything except poor self esteem.