The Garment District

This place is so fun to explore! There’s a huge variety of clothes, shoes, and accessories, and the prices are really good, especially in the discount section. You can easily spend a while digging around and finding cool, unique pieces, definitely worth checking out if you like thrift shopping and one-of-a-kind finds

Phenomenal thrift store, with so many options for guys! Its rare for me to find a store that has both a good women's and men's section, and this place delivers that in spades. I went on a Saturday morning for pay by the pound (which is $2 per pound btw), and the selection was actually really nice. Some ralph lauren polo, champion, j crew, lands end, and more were buried in that pile of clothes, which I sifted through for a good hour before coming out with a large bag of clothes. The vibes were great during the whole process, too.

A very cool experience. Be prepared to dig around the pules of clothes in the ‘by the pound’ section. I didn’t spend much time in this area, but I found a shirt from a Target designer collab. Upstairs is a more traditional thrift/vintage store. I found a great blazer in the vintage section and passed on some very tempting t-shirts from the new section.

We had such a great time shopping here. I wish we would have had more time to shop. I loved how organized it all was. They have it divided up really nice. Great selection of multiple decades of vintage clothing. They even have a costume area. Downstairs they have an area to shop by the pound. We didn’t have enough time to go down there but we will definitely be back for that. I would say that some of the prices are a little higher than I’m used to, and there was a weird smell throughout the building. They also didn’t have any kind of shopping container or basket to hold your items which made things a little challenging. They did turn the music off about 30 mins to close which at first I thought we had overstayed our welcome and they were closed. I think that was a little off putting. The staff could have been a little more friendly and engaging. Overall this is a great place to visit. Next time I’ll be more prepared now that I know what to expect. I’ll definitely plan on having enough time to shop also. 4.5 stars. 🙃

Such a cool store! A giant emporium of funky fresh thrifts and costumes! Not the cheapest thrift I’ve been too, but definitely the coolest. They had everything separated really clearly by type of clothing, decade, size, type of graphic tee. So well organized! They really had a great selection of vintage clothes, from like 1930-today, with lots of high quality pieces! You could definitely spend a whole day here!! Staff was also so friendly! My buddy found a vintage leather jacket that fit her so perfectly!!

I went to shop the famous pile but unfortunately they didn't have it that weekend (maybe because it was right before Halloween but not sure). This was pretty dissapointing but I guess I just got unlucky. This review is on the 2nd floor only. Pros: - super well organized by size and color and type of clothing - big selection - items in good condition. Even some new with tags Cons: - the prices is high for a thrift store. Dresses $18-22, Sweaters $13-18, shirts $12-15, skirts $16-22. I still got a couple of things but spent much more than what I had planned spending shopping the pile. I'm not even going to comment on the vintage section of the 2nd floor. Very expensive. But all the vintage stores are, so it was expected.

I recently visited as a wheelchair user, knowing it was inaccessible. (Mobility aid users and stroller carriers please read!!!) I’m someone who likes a challenge, and wanted to see for myself the inaccessibility. And upon calling they said it was “technically accessible”. You either go through a back alley (snow not plowed) to their garage, or have a companion carry your chair/stroller up the stairs in the front. Once getting to the first floor, yes, the first floor, after the stairs troubles, their idea of accessibility has its time to shine. They’ll have you go through the back to a lift straight out of the 1950’s. Not to mention, in order to get to said lift, you must travel across a floor of metal sheets stacked on top of one another. My wheels did better on grass than this comically ridiculous excuse for a floor. Once getting to the long awaited second floor (the main section of the store), it’s not too bad. I was able to get through the racks of clothing and such with little trouble. Until I came across a whole new section, with a large step you have to pass to enter. For a while I believed I couldn’t get up there at all, until I discovered the ramp. This ramp BARELY meets the ADA requirements (if it even does), and is so steep I was afraid even after a year of being a wheelchair user. I luckily have enough arm strength to have gotten myself up, but going down was a different story. I truly thought I would plow into somebody or something while descending satan’s ramp. I felt like I was at a skate park. I don’t have the grippiest wheels, so that meant I had to put extra effort into inching myself down the ramp without losing control and turning customers into bowling pins. Besides this, the store itself was good, they had a lot of variety. I bought 2 or 3 things totaling into 46 dollars. Quite pricy for thrifting but it’s understandable for the quality and theme of the store. If you’re like me and are in a chair, or you’re short, you’ll have a hard time shopping as half of the store is mounted on the wall. Like not even a tall person could reach the bow ties an inch beneath the ceiling. Also, the whole store smelled like plain oatmeal. Overall, the store had some really cool decorations and items. Would I go again? Not a chance. Would I recommend this to a slightly tall able bodied friend? Sure! It’s a shame the store failed so miserably to accommodate for the hundreds of mobility aid users and people with strollers’ needs, I’m sure they’d have a lot more business. If you’re in a wheelchair or stroller but up for the challenge or just really eager to shop there, have at it! It’s a pretty cool spot. It’ll be very helpful to have someone tag along. But do keep my warning in mind, please. 😭 Nothing against the employees, though. Cool people.

Loved this place! I agree with the other reviewers who say that the on-the-rack prices run high-- however, the buy-the-pound section was amazing! You have to be willing to crouch on the floor and dig (I was there for 2 hours,) but you will leave with incredible pieces!

A fun store with so much to see and shop! The bottom floor has the By The Pound pile and costume supplies, while the upstairs is all secondhand clothing. The second floor is very well organized into men’s/women’s and separates clothes into vintage and contemporary styles. It was all more expensive than I expected from a typical thrift store, but the vintage seemed reasonably priced. They have fitting rooms upstairs too so you can try anything on. With the way it’s organized, this would be a great place to find things when you come in with a specific idea of what you want. The pay by the pound pile downstairs was fun to look through for a while and had a nice variety of clothes and jackets (mostly women’s). They have mirrors around the pile if you want to try things on. There is also a public bathroom by the registers if you want to wash your hands after going through the pile.

Large store with a lot of different clothes for men, women and children. Both vintage, new and costumes. Place is very organized and clothing well kept. Lots of changing rooms to try on clothes.

Very cool and huge space for thrifting. Leather or denim jackets your thing? Go get them! They have SO many, and cool varieties too. Multi-floor thrift store says it all. I had a nice time here and I've gone a few times since the seasons changed. They seem to have really nice seasonal finds. I am searching for a neat faux fur coat that doesn't break the bank. They had a lot of them, just not quite what I needed. I won't give up. Also, their 80s ans 90s section is so fun and vast! Treasure hunting your thing? Head downstairs for their pile of clothes where you pay by pound. Super cool spot

1st floor is the costume area & cashier 2nd floor has clothes and shoes for women, men, and kids! It’s a fun place to discover some vintage stuff. You’ll have to be patient and go through all of the stuff they have, then u might find something you like! The price is reasonable, and they have fitting rooms so you can try on the clothes before buying it.👍🏻 Overall I think the space is pretty big and its well organized, so I might be back again!

Always find something great here. By the Pound is where I get most of my clothes! And come October this place is the best for finding Halloween costume components. When friends & family visit from out of state, I always make sure to bring them here for a shopping spree!

An excellent curation of vintage organized in an easy to shop set up. I'll definitely set up a regular monthly visit here to check for new items. The prices are also traditional vintage prices with several designer items being less than $30

Huge, and tons of options. Came in looking for a last minute item for my Halloween costume. Found a great silver body suit, very cheap feeling but great for the occasion. Didn’t even check the tag because no way this could cost more than $25 brand new, let alone used. Get to the cash wrap and find out it’s $52! I balk, sales associate basically rolls his eyes at me and I leave.

If you want an array, a huge collection of beautiful clothin’ this is the place. Never have hope with thrift finds/stores but this one is beautiful, and i actually left with articles, would recommend to someone who is literally looking for anythin’

Second time I visited here, & always leave myself short on time to really go through the 'pick a pile' section. It takes a semi-work out to really 'dig-out' a gem but they ARE to be had, you just have to scout them out. Special shout out to Charlotte at the checkout, she was so kool in sharing some additional info. regarding thrift salvage in the area, & a unique spirit :) Wow to the vintage offerings, & the costume departments too. I walked away w/ two tailored pants, a lrg tee-shirt, & a sports bra all for $4. What a deal!

I love going into this store. If you do want to find good items, know you’ll spend there at least an hour as there is so much to go through and not everything is placed in the right size order. I like that you can find almost everything and their vintage (80s-90s) section is so fun to browse.

So much to see here . The floor pile was fun to search through for a while ($2 a pound) . I was told new clothing is added to the pile on Saturdays which is good for resellers . The rest of the clothing is reasonably priced . A lot of vintage selections mixed in with reproduced vintage and modern clothing . Enjoyed the shopping experience . Would definitely recommend

A very interesting and unique place to buy clothes. They have a great selection of everything from the 1970s-90s and so on. They don't have nearly as many selections available in sizes medium compared to extra large, but I guess that's understandable. A great place to look around and see what type of clothes they have but if you're size small or medium you might have a hard time finding something you like. I'd certainly suggest going for the experience though.