The Vintage Twin

Loved the concept, but not the execution I went to check out the "Jeanius" bar, as I have some trouble finding jeans that I really love. I'm a little taller and curvier, but still fit in standard straight sizes. Angel was really nice, but seemed to be randomly pulling items after quickly eyeballing me and asking what shape/color I'm looking for. They pulled only one pair at a time, and ask to see how each fit. The first pair they pulled was tight in the thighs, gaping in the back of the waist. Second was the same. Third pair didn't even go over my hips. Fourth same issues with tightness/gapping. At that point I called it a day, as I tend to have better luck pulling my own items. What I ✨WISH✨ this place did was: First, staff could take measurements (waist, hips, thighs). Then they could go into inventory and filter to see what might fit, and pull those options. The team could still add some styling magic by helping prioritize which to try on, and sharing interesting/helpful information about jeans. For example, asking the individual to describe their style in 3 words, and then helping narrow down the options. Or, for example, sharing tidbits like '____ brand is naturally more stiff, where as ___ brand is usually more stretchy, which would you prefer?' Lastly, they could sell the clips and buttons for waist adjustments to add another opportunity for minor tailoring.

Extremely good prices for thrifted clothes. Although their leather jacket prices are inflated, that's understandable due to the demand for them. I bought a pair of slacks that were exactly my waist size, height, and for $5! Everything here runs small, which is great because I could barely find anything my size anywhere! Definitely coming back whenever I'm coming back to the city!

Almost everything was $35+ and for used clothing, that is crazy. My friend and I tried on multiple things and basically everything fit weird. The sizes are mostly catered to smaller waistlines which is crazy since my friend is barely a medium. Staff were nice and attentive. The clothes were cute and not too trendy. Very sad that nothing really fit.

Overpriced jeans. This is a color coded THRIFT STORE. There's a salvation army on west 46th just like this with 5 dollar shirts and 10 orange tab levis. This isn't a NYC store. This is so mall basic. Go to goodwill in Harlem or this salvation army. Save yourself being ripped off. This is so ridiculous color coded like good will. Add plants and bad furniture. That's all you need. BASIC! NO DESIGNER. NOTHING SPECIAL. IF YOU'RE LARGE LIKE LANE BRYANT STORE LARGE THEN THIS IS PERFECTING IT.

Pros: - the jeanius bar is literally genius and saved me hours of searching - bought one pair of vintage wranglers on Saturday with Sarina who had lots of options for me - came back on Monday and bought a pair of vintage 501s and leather jacket with Lily & Kate (we hit the jackpot on the first pair of jeans) - the service is exteremely warm & helpful - things don’t “smell” vintage 👍 - I picked up a load of their totes as they are a great price for the quality ($4 small and $5 large) Cons: - 3% card charge - you pay the price for curated vintage 😂❤️ Thanks x

$325 for Levi’s with a hole in them and the Levi’s tag wasn’t even on it, in its place they wrote the size IN SHARPIE on the exterior waistband. Can’t imagine the idiot who will buy these ;)

Favvv place to shop, all of the workers are absolutely lovely and every time I’ve gone in there I feel like I’ve made a new friend. Love y’all. :,) Newest addition to my closet is this leather jacket that I literally am never taking off 🖤

The workers were super welcoming, and the store was pretty organized with a good selection of clothing!! got a super cute jean button up for only $45, not everything is insanely overpriced! take the time and look through their selection!! :)