Danielle M.
Yelp
My husband and I traveled to Worcester from Springfield to find a place that had exactly what Crompton Collective offers.
I spent my teenage years in Worcester, and I visit frequently, but I had no idea that Green Street was making such a come back! Both the Crompton Collective and Green Street on a whole was a very welcome, pleasant surprise.
Crompton Collective is in the lower floor of an old mill building. The variety and quality of the goods on offer are impeccable, and mostly of the household ilk. Crompton Collective has a series of booths filled with all sorts of charming knick-knacks and vintage finds, and they're not outrageously priced.
There's a smaller collection of vintage and unique clothing, shoes, and handbags as well as a few jewelry cases near the cashier. There's a large section for sports memorabilia which I was less interested in, but I'm sure it has an audience.
The antiques, handcrafted goods, and generally interesting pieces strewn about make for an interesting walk through what is essentially a higher-end, more desirable flea market.
The parking isn't too bad either. There's a lot on the other side of the building, but frankly, from Green St., I'm not too sure how to get there. (We visited Alexis Grace Consignment behind the mill - check that one out too!) We parked on the street, but there was a meter. The good news is that it accepts cards, not just your loose change!
A previous reviewer mentioned it's a lot like walking through a real-life Pinterest/Etsy shop, and I couldn't agree more. WELL worth a visit if you're in the area!