10 ft Single by Stella Dallas

I would say this is the best Thift store I’ve been too in Brooklyn. Extremely well organized. Below every single rack, they have pairs of converse. They had a good selection of Nike blazers too which tells me they know the classics. The vibe is Arizona almost. Best selection of men’s sweaters Also they had a good Hawaiian shirt and washed tees section.

There are two stores next to each other, divided by product style. They really have everything. There's so much to choose from that it can be hard to decide what to buy, so I recommend going there after you've decided what you want.

I absolutely fell in love with this vintage store! I have never seen so many amazing items in one space. If I could, I would have spent a whole week in the shop. Their selection is vast, especially if you're a vintage Americana enthusiast like me. Even though you can't purchase some items on the wall, I really appreciate seeing so many rare items in one place. If I had this collection, I wouldn't want to sell it either. Don't miss out on this location!

One of my favorite vintage stores in Brooklyn. They’ve got so much stuff in it that you either need to know what you want or have a lot of patience to dig in and look through all the racks. It’s located Couple of minutes walk from Bedford (and Apple store). Take in mind that All sales are final so if there are stains or any other defects, you won’t be able to negotiate the price down. Prices are descent to nyc vintage store.

I’m blown away by the organization with how many pieces they have. It’s overwhelming, but still put together where you can find great pieces at great prices. Might be my favorite vintage store I’ve gone to, period.

The best vintage store in the city. It’s so amazing to peruse the 70s deadstock, with original hang tags — like time traveling. And the silk shirt assortment is wonderful.

Great vintage collection in fantastic condition. Their prices are realistic. Unfortunately I didn't fit a particular coat I adored, but will definitely return next time I visit New York.

Basic and classic vintage. Not silly recycled pseudo lux of today. The back room has some special treats.

Having come back time and time again, this is probably my favorite vintage clothing store of all time! I usually go into vintage and thrift stores with specific styles and pieces in mind, and I can generally find what I want or something similar here because the selection is so extensive! The prices here are very fair too, compared to other stores in the area. Plus, the staff here are very relaxed and kind! I recently came in with my friend who has diabetes so she keeps a pack of candy on her in case her blood sugar gets low. Although food or drink isn't allowed in the store, we explained her condition to the worker at bag check-in and they were very accommodating and allowed her to keep the candy on her.

Well it looks like I've found my new favorite vintage spot. Incredible and curated selection, well organized, and every piece I saw was in perfect or close to perfect condition. Pricing was honestly very reasonable and I ended up leaving with a ton of great finds. The staff was super helpful, knowledgeable and friendly, and the space was larger than I initially thought it would be - there's a whole back room with even more great stuff. The only piece that got away was a beautiful 50's jacket that fit perfectly but I had already spent far more than I had originally intended. Hoping someone comes by and snags it up soon so I don't have to keep dreaming about it.

What a great store! Such a good selection of items. So many colors and the prices are good too! The staff is knowledgeable and I left with some really awesome finds! Make sure you check it out.

I'm not a huge vintage shopper by any means but even to the untrained eye I can tell the inventory is impressive. They have a small rack of dead stock items from the 70s and a decent assortment of straw hats ranging from $20-$35. I found some leather European wedge shoes ($25) that - while not vintage - their gold leather straps would lend itself nicely to the clothes here!

This place was a pleasant suprise. I thought it was very well curated with a good vintage vibe. The prices are $30-40 on average. I found a cute pair of cut off shorts and lots of linen pieces. The staff were kind and welcoming too.

Beware of some of their dates on clothes. Saw a leather flight jacket in their back room dated to 1940's US Navy, yet it was an Avirex jacket, a brand founded in the 70's. Definitely do your own research on some of their pieces, this store can be quite deceptive, don't fall for it...

This is a huge vintage shop with a lot of items to look through. They have a large selection so it can be a bit overwhelming. But there are some really cool finds if you take the time to look through!

Best vintage selection in BK Super organized and reasonably priced. Plus they play really good music to shop to #pinegrove

Elegant thoughtful pieces at reasonable prices. Huge rug and linen section at entry. It was the vibe that killed the experience for me. Uptight staff, all business and on edge. Signs at clothes read "don't pull at clothes, ask for assistance". Relax man, it's not a museum.

Ran here to look for a last minute outfit for Valentines Day while visiting from out of town. I didn't find something for the evening, but I DID find some dresses for life. I could have spent ages in here, but I was in a rush. I likes how organized it was and price points were fantastic.

Love it. Give your self plenty of time to browse. So organized and lots of beautiful apparel and home goods.

Give yourself plenty of time to browse this store as it is packed full of finds. Lots of dead stock items from the 70s I think, with plenty of shoes all over including an impressive amount of converse shoes under some clothing racks. The changing rooms are open which is helpful when thrifting. Plenty of mirrors too. The back section seems to be all men's clothes and the front section women's. The clothing racks are also mostly ordered by size compared to most places where all sizes are mixed together. Lots of jeans, shirts, slip dresses, and shoes. Majority of items are priced between $25-45.

Walked into the wrong store(must've been that NYC humidity/heat getting to me) and I was sorely disappointed because I'd thought it was 10 Ft Single By Stella Dallas. I would've missed this place if not for my dad pointing it out next door. At first sight, there's a lot to sift through, but a lot of the items were duplicates. I enjoy how there were pairs of shoes strewn throughout the store along with the clothes so I didn't have to stay in one section and be around other shoppers for too long. Only thing is the employees didn't approach me to ask if I needed help. I think they thought I was going to try to steal something too because when I tried some jackets on, they'd circle around my area multiple times until I was done. Despite that, I ended up getting 2 jackets that came out to $125. Good place to check out if you enjoy vintage finds, but as a thrift shop is way too overpriced!!

Amazing items here, but hit or miss if you are larger than a size 8. I wish thrift stores would separate out larger sizes since they never carry as many of these items. Its annoying to sift through a ton of clothes you definitely cannot try on to find the few items left that are bigger. Anything bigger than a 12 you are probably out of luck here. The stuff here is tiny. Be more inclusive so I can stop giving my money to fast fashion corporations I hate!

About a month ago I went to Stella Dallas in search for a trench coat. I took two or three to the fitting room with me. I tried on one after the other. The third one as I through it over my shoulders, I screeched in pain. I felt like i was stabbed. A three inch long safety pin was protruding through the shoulder of the jacket putting a gash into my shoulder blade. I threw the coat off and ran out of the store. I was in shock and for some reason embarrassed. Luckily the techno music was so loud they couldn't hear me scream. I hid my tears and left the store. I reached out to them via Instagram explaining that I don't want anything, I just want them to be more careful with their clothing. They didn't reply. I called them and asked the person at the cashier, "do you have access to the Stella Dallas Instagram?" The man replied "yes I do, how may I help you?" At that point I replied "check your DMs" they said "sure". Two months later the issue has not been addressed. I look in the mirror and see this scar. It really upsets me and no one should have to go through this because of ones carelessness.

This review is about management not the clothes. I went to the store because my best friend refuses to wear any non vintage clothes so we are always on the hunt for casual wear. I went to the store and the staff followed me around the entire store. Not sure how they thought I was going to stuff anything in a micro purse and cut off shorts but ok... It was a very uncomfortable experience. They have done this to me on more than 1 occasion. I noticed the one time they didn't follow me is when I was with my husband who is white. There is no need for minorities to follow other minorities. I don't work hard just to spend my money at a place that I am clearly not respected. If you are brown DO NOT SHOP HERE.

Overall a great shop. My favorite vintage store at the moment. Got a great pair of Spanish leather shoes last time I went. My one big gripe is that it seems that they have a set price for each type of clothing article (e.g. 35$ for dresses) but will price the "cute" stuff higher (e.g. $75), even if it has flaws. In looking for a dress, I realized everything I liked was marked up but also had a stain or tear when I took a bundle to the fitting room. The lighting in the store is mostly dim, so do a thorough look over of anything you intend to buy. That being said, even with the mark ups the pricing here is much more reasonable than some other vintage shops, and the selection much larger yet still very well curated. However, stock moves really slow here. I visited the store the other day after not having been there in two weeks and there wasn't much of anything new. Finally, shopping can be a pain when the store is busy. There are some narrow but long aisles so you'll have to do a lot of squeezing past people or walking down and around the other end.

So over priced. They are selling $20 for regular old t-shirts, worth maybe like $8 at most. Not the place to go if you're looking for casual cheap wear for work or summer.

So sure, the prices here might not be as dirt cheap as a Goodwill or Salvation Army, but once you step foot inside this enormous space you'll realize that a lot of hard work went into accumulating and curating this impressive vintage collection. You might spend hours going through piles at Goodwill to find the perfect cozy oatmeal colored wool sweater, but at this spot you'll find a neatly folded stack of those exact sweaters to browse through. I think it's worth a few extra bucks for that! From vintage letterman jackets to camo jackets to lots of Chuck Taylors and fun graphic tees and sweatshirts, you'll find everything you've always wanted from a trendy vintage store. And be sure to check out their sister store next door, which also has home goods like pillows, tapestries, and quilts!

This place has some good stuff. I would definitely recommend stopping by if you are looking for an interesting store. That said... the prices are ridiculous. If you are balling on a budget this is probably not your place. Totally objective though! Employees could also be nicer- but I overall had fun looking at the selection!

Went there for the first time today and there was a little bit of a wait (it was also a Saturday so of course a wait) but soooo worth it!! This is definitely my new favorite thrift store. The people working there were super nice. I found some great unique pieces. Sometimes when I go to the cheaper places there's not much because everything is picked over but I am willing to spend a little bit more for something unique and handled with care. I will definitely be coming back! I'm so happy with my purchases!

I've been a big fan of 10 Ft Single in the past (been coming here for years), but I bought a silk shirt and a pair of vintage sandals here on Friday - the shirt and sandals were $25 each and $50 for two items is not exactly cheap - and both are already broken! I put the shirt on this morning and 3 buttons fell off, and the sandals literally fell apart by the time I got to work this morning.... Really disappointed.

Charm's worn off. Rarely do I find something worthwhile and when I do there's something wrong with it. Some of the old shoes are great but they're nearly all 9' and 8's. Or they're clown size, little in the me range. There was a huge tear at the bottom of a button down shirt i liked and thought, hey, I'm a kind of wild guy, i'll take this off their hands! "Hi, excuse me, can you cut something off the price for this tear?" I asked the vacant broad at the register. She looked at me like i was some strung out loser. "No." then she added simply, "Price." "Yeah price, 25 bucks for this fine used shirt, but there's a huge rip in the bottom here." I lifted it up and showed her. Then I showed the silent guy standing next to her who was steaming some old dead guys suit. "Damaged," I pointed. Then I raised my voice over the steam machine, "huge rip!" A cloud of vapor belched forth and engulfed the guy so that I could no longer see him, and the girl just stared at me, holding a scissors defensively. A line of impatient 20 somethings had collected behind me, sighing and texting their idiot bf's about a guy holding up the line at Doggy's Clothing 10 ft. Single by Stella Dallas. Yeah, cool name.

Higher end goods than other stores in the area. Good selection. Provided gloves for shoppers.

I told myself before my trip that I couldn't leave NY without visiting at least one of their vintage/consignment shops. I love digging for buried treasures and finding hard to find clothing and knick knacks. If I got lucky, I'd just be happy to find one thing to take home with me as memorable souvenir. I was spending the day in Brooklyn and decided to stop here since it was nearby. It looked like construction was taking place outside the storefront, so I'm glad there was a sign with an arrow directing customers inside. It was already dark by the time I got here, so I probably would have by-passed the entrance had I not seen it. Don't expect this place to be a typical dusty, old-smelling, outrageously priced vintage clothing store. This shop is jam packed with a wide variety of vintage pieces carefully curated by the staff and neatly kept in its proper place. The general atmosphere carries a nostalgic old-time western, 70's/80's feel that somehow sucked me in and kept me staying here longer than I planned. They have no shortage of vintage tees, leather jackets, dresses, and boots in gently used condition. Don't forget to check out the back room of this place for deadstock military garments, letterman jackets, fur coats, and more! I was on the prowl for some vintage NY jacket/t-shirts and luckily found a sweater that looked like it came from a middle-school child from the 80's. I LOVE it! 10 Ft. Single is definitely a spot to check out and one to add to your list of go-to vintage shops in the New York area. This location wasn't super busy and had a lot of breathing room to look around. The staff is also pretty nice and helpful.

It's a beautiful store with a ton of amazing stuff. Everything looked so good and high quality. Lots of rugs, skins, pillows. I can spend hours looking through racks. The owner hand picks all the items and they are beautiful. Be prepared to pay the price though.

Really good assortment of clothing and shoes. Some items are damaged, and the prices don't really reflect that so pay attention. They're a little pricey because "Williamsburg". Otherwise they do have a great selection. Great place to go if you have time to sift and don't have to worry about your boyfriend waiting. ;) ALSO: Please don't hang items that aren't for sale around the store. What's the point?!

This is a treasure trove of nostalgic delights. Chenille bedspreads, antique rugs,kimonos and vintage lingerie and more and more. I was overwhelmed with the amazing finds here. Will be back to decorate my daughter's Brooklyn flat.

This is definitely one of my top 5 favorite vintage stores in NY. I recently spent time in Japan and the vibes here remind me of the thrift stores in Kyoto. They have an amazing selection of items for both men and women that is both high quality and priced fairly. The items here lean more towards "vintage" rather than the newer items at common NY thrift stores like buffalo exchange or beacons closet.

I love 10 Ft Single. I always find something here that's exciting and unique. However, it is a little overpriced. I shop mainly in the back room, and many of the items there have minor flaws or stains that aren't always visible in the dim lighting. If you pay $75 for a unique vintage dress elsewhere, you're usually getting something that's been dry cleaned and maintained a little better. If you don't mind doing a little surgery at home, most of these issues are relatively easily fixed. But I'd recommend that you really scrutinize things before you purchase them (especially as there's no price negotiations or returns/exchanges).

Just go if you are into vintage clothing fan but try complain to them about the music with n-word over their speakers ...... They still think this is cool...

My favorite vintage store so far! Amazing selection and range. So many shoes! Prices are fair. Great customer service. Recommend this place over similar options because of the great prices!

Yesterday I tried on two identical striped shirts one was a too small the other the rights size. Upon coming home I realized I accidentally bought the smaller size. Went back today to exchange it. The answer was "no exchanging". I had not worn it with tags and all still on it. There was zero negotiation. Told them I was a loyal customer for years now. Never had to return anything (so actually never looked at what their policy was until today). They said "If you had been a loyal customer, you should've known about the policy" and on top of it they said "it was your mistake, so bye bye". I get it's vintage but this is the worst customer service you can get. It's inhumane. People working there were literally laughing in my face. Sure they don't give a sh*t about reviews. They just lost a customer.

This place is awesome if you like unique vintage dresses and don't mind if they aren't in pristine condition. I always find at least one dress or skirt every time that fits me perfectly. Last visit I nabbed a totally adorable prairie dress for 35 bucks that fits like it was tailor made for me. The pricing is very simple: basically everything in the front room is $20-35. (Dresses and sweaters are all $35 not sure about men's pants or shirts though). The back room has higher end stuff (I guess) and dresses are $75. I guess these are designer, or "more vintage" I don't know. They have some beautiful vintage ball gowns I would take in a heartbeat if I had an occasion to wear them. Sometimes this place is just weird and random though. I saw a really cute "vintage" onesie in the back that had someone's full name written in across the chest in permanent marker. Now, I am the kind of person that might actually consider wearing something like this... but for $75? HA. No. Maybe for $10... I do love this place but you have to be careful. Be sure to double check for stains (pit stains!), tears, ring around the collar, or missing buttons because they do not accept returns. They have some great pieces at very reasonable prices though if you have the patience to really hunt for them. It's part of the fun!

Really amazing finds in here, I could come here every week just to see more. Amazing music playing. Quality and interesting pieces, one of the nicer thrift/ vintage stores in the area, although I couldn't justify some of the pricing, some of the more plain and basic pieces are priced the same as the better ones, just about everything in here is $20+ ,that starts to add up quick. But still, really great finds in here and overall just very cool place that is definitely worth checking out.

I don't know which name it's going by, "Doggy's Clothing", or "10ft. Single By Stella Dallas", but it doesn't matter. A vintage clothing store is located at 285 N 6th St and it's awesome. The huge selection (including a 40's & 50's room in the back) almost made me want to become one of those people that wear this stuff everyday. But I don't want to do that; they're scary people.

The Prices Usually Are too high but They do serve certain niches very well.

My favorite second-hand shop in NYC. Year after year, this place is unchanged (thank goodness) and they always have the best selection of purses, shoes and clothes at affordable prices. I've purchased many cute leather purses for under $40, some of which are vintage coach! My husband and I always find great shoes here, wingtips, boots, even classic converse. This place is a neighborhood gem and hope it never changes!

There are so many stuff.. You can find few really good stuff in there. However, the price is too expensive for used item..

Yeah, way tons of mens clothing, in good shape, and ten of everything. Not overpriced, but not bargain basement, either. Most all used, but some were obviously off much more expensive floors. Lots of color, unbelievable selection, most every styles, lots of vintage, has a few women's things but guys, the selection is overwhelming. Bring budget. Bring someone that can say, oh, you don't really need that do you? Then you can answer: yeah, buzz off.

Firstly, the rave reviews on here really hyped me up for this store. I was only half disappointed. The inventory here is VAST. Lots of styles/decades covered. However, I didn't find anything my size that I was in love with unfortunately. I was absolutely fascinated to flip through the racks though. I'd go back, but it's certainly not first on my list.

In terms of interior of the store, I give it two stars. As for the item selections, methinks not. Colorful selection of expensive wacky tacky vintage clothes that I would never wear. Found it hard to find something I liked. I felt like things there were overpriced for being a thrift shop... Saw a $50 no brand plastic sunglasses. All boots were $50. Vests were $20...I could find better deals elsewhere.

MASSIVE selection -- both its greatest strength and somewhat of a weakness. You will need to put in the time here to find something that you want. Offerings run the full gamut from old rock t-shirts, to army/navy/hunting jackets, flannel, boots, etc, also at a range of prices, which is nice. Some of the vintage pieces are simply too beat up for my taste. But maybe not for others', and I appreciate that they have such a wide selection. Great tunes as well. Worth dropping in every couple of months to see if there's something appealing

Cool place out in the middle-of-nowhere-Williamsburg. There is a large selection of both men's and women's clothes, shoes and accessories. I had a great time just browsing through the goods. I found a few vintage skirts/dresses that were pretty but just didn't work on me. The dressing rooms do not have mirrors,because they are just for changing into clothes. You've got to brave it (the scrutiny of other customers and the employees at the desk) and go show yourself right outside the stall in order to see yourself in the full-length mirror. I seriously felt like I floated back in time into some dream/fantasy closet when I walked through one of the small side entrances(on the right, in the back of the store) Trippy! and I am drug-free. When I went they were playing old Western/country music (and yes! i was humming/singing along...and totally weirding out my friend) and some sixties music, which I guess goes with the Stella Dallas theme. Prices hovered around 15 to 60 dollars for the stuff i was looking at, but the selection is interesting and in good condition. Some things were notably quite costume-y (for example, 2 or 3 fully sequined purple/pink/green/gold shirts that I dubbed "magician shirts") but I def. would go again.

Best selection of vintage goods I have found in Williamsburg! And it's reasonably priced! I have been into other stores that claim to be vintage, but are really full of junk (holes, stains, smells bad, and from not even 10 years ago). This place is so rad. I don't think I can even step foot in a Beacon's Closet or Buffalo Exchange after seeing this place. They can't even compare. Huge selection of things to choose from. Everything is unique and in good condition. The back room is amazing. I feel like I went into a time warp or entered into a museum. This place is my dream closet. Very well curated. I could spend a whole day here. Only drawback, although it's not a huge deal to me, is that I had no idea what the name of the place was until I looked for it on here under "10ft Single by Stella Dallas" because that was the only sign I saw on the outside.

Fabulous the best shop I ever went to. Definitely recommend!!!!!!!!! Wow. The amount of stuff you can get is very varied and has a huge diversity of clothing .

Hands down my favorite vintage shop in Williamsburg. I like that it's slightly off the beaten path and packed full of nicely curated vintage finds for a decent price. They even have a back room full of higher end and designer stuff that is simply gorgeous. Think Burberry wool coats and high quality denim. If you're not in the market for that, there are tons of racks full of lower priced items that are in great condition. I've found leather boots, leather skirts, oversized sweaters, beautiful winter coats, and more. This place is doing everything right.

I enjoyed my visit. As a thrifter you will be satisfied by the finds. But if your looking for jackpot prices this is the wrong place. I spent a total of $54 dollars my first visit. $30 for a pair of pants and the rest were 5 scarves of different sizes and lengths. I don't regret my purchase because I love what I got but this store wouldn't be where I go too often. Also, Im a Size 26-27 so I appreciated that the pants were separated in sizes and I had more options to choose from compared to my usual struggles at stores.

This place is adorable, a tad on the expensive side, but certainly fun to shop. It's as if someone with OCD had a vintage obesession, it's so easy to find what you're looking for, and there are a lot of vintage gems in here. I The staff is friendly and not jaded, they offered a genuine opinion and not just a simple "looks great" when I asked for help. I love when I had on a purple, pink, yellow, orange and cream, houndstooth coat with gold buttons the associates said with a smile "it's great if you want to pop, you'll be the only one with something like it on the train." Gotta love her! I didn't buy the coat (it WAS quite a statement but had a few too many pills on the pockets to justify paying $60 and it's used). But not to harp on the negative, I just enjoy wandering around listening to classic rock while thumbing through old-school suspenders and girls flannel shirts which are all clearly oranized here.