lovely selection of jewelry and clothing. super interesting pieces and the staff is really nice and…read morehelpful! would 100% recommend checking out this shop!

great selection and helpful employees. love the music they play in the store too - come asap!read more

This place is a reminder as to why I hated coming to bushwick. Nowadays everything is just fake…read morevibes and pretentious wanna-bes. I walk in, see a group of other customers and I then go ahead and look around. I was trying to figure out what I needed to buy, there was nobody there to greet me - nothing. Couldn't get help if my life depended on it Then I see this girl sitting there on her phone. I literally approach her snd way "wow nobody greeted me and I need help" she responds with "oh yea" laughs a little and returns back to her game Sorry to bother you ma'am. Didn't find anything and went to the next shop where I did F*cking hate these hipsters and their need to waste my time.

A great little gem of a store. It always has a cool, interesting and unique selection of curated…read morevintage clothing. Prices range from thrift store cheap to higher end vintage prices- all seem fair for the items. Its cute and fun with a truly fun selection that is always changing. Every time I pass the window, I usually gasp at the new show piece and immediately want to go in. Staff are cool and friendly. Highly recommend popping in here on the regular for great vintage finds.

Be open. Appears abandoned. Made my way all the way there to see everything in disarray and locked…read moreduring posted business Hoi he. Huge waste of time.

No Beads! Not at all what I was expecting. Bad vintage clothes not worth it whats so ever.read more

A great vintage stop in Park Slope. They're pricy but have great deals. I got a great pair of…read morejeans and vest for under $50. Check out their sale rack!! Looking for denim??? This is the spot.

Cute store with very friendly staff I would definitely…read morerecommend this place! Not expensive either

this was a very interesting store. I really liked the handkerchiefs. I thought they were very cute…read more Lots of fabric and vintage items. Some stuff was a little overpriced for me though. Really didn't see anything I needed to have but I'm glad I saw this place finally.

Not for me. Super pricey, the cheapest thing I saw here was a $25 t-shirt with a hole in it. A lot…read moreof things were priced at $45, like sweaters and dresses. Some things were real vintage and some felt like new vintage inspired pieces because there would be ten of the same thing on a rack. I'd say the best section was the shoes, lots of Doc Martins, vans, and converse. This place is packed with stuff which makes it hard to move around and look through the racks. It was very busy so I guess other people like it but I don't consider this to be real thrifting. This is a curated vintage store and you pay the price for it.

they definitely had lots of different vintage items here. I liked some of the clothes and the…read morefurniture. Nothing caught my eye but it's a very interesting shop.

Guy behind the counter was super rude. Asked me "what's happening?" I answer that I'm just…read moreperusing. He says: "I didn't understand a single word of that." There are literally 50 ways he could have said that differently, without making me feel othered. English is not my native language.

If you live in Downtown Brooklyn and you need to get rid of some goodies, then head to Out of the…read moreCloset. The drop off area is in the basement and there is an elevator to get you there. The staff were all good as well.

I like this thrift shop…read more If you don't know, Out of the Closet was originally founded to help raise funds and awareness for AIDS Healthcare Foundation. To this day, when you shop or donate at Out of the Closet, 96 cents of every dollar made goes to AIDS Healthcare Foundation's HIV prevention and treatment services. That's why the walls are painted and there's signage indicating they have high-quality HIV testing services. Now you know. Solid mission, and it sounds like they are doing good work. It makes you feel a little better about spending your money here. Personally, I also like that they are better organized, and have a better selection (one non-hipster's opinion) than some of the competition in the general area, like Buffalo Exchange. There's a nice book section (I like to read!) funkier clothes (I'm not at a thrift store for basics), and the t-shirts are organized by color, as they should be. The prices are occasionally insane, at least from the perspective of someone who doesn't pay $150 for jeans ever, least of all at a thrift shop, but mostly they are pretty fair. If I have any problems, it's with the lady who spent a solid half hour in the only dressing room, seemingly just staring at herself in the mirror until I got completely fed up and knocked on the wall. That's not really the staff's fault, I guess. The staff is actually super nice in my limited experience, but can occasionally get distracted, and don't spend enough time making sure people don't stare at themselves in the mirror for half an hour.

A Flatbush treasure! The people here are possessed by the spirit of goodness, kindness and…read morecommunity. They have helped me with my CharismaUniquenessNerveandTalent for quite some time now. It's the type of place you want to visit even though you need nothing. If you're in the area, please support this place. You'll feel better than simply shopping fast fashion trends or paying retail price.

A true thrift shop, with kind service and great value finds in both clothes and appliances. Small…read morebut full of treasures!