Urban Jungle

Best 2nd hand items shop in Brooklyn, I been there uncountable times and always got lots of items from here. You can find good quality second hand jeans , clothes, shoes and various accessories with reasonable price as well. This area has many second hand shop like this , but this one was the best in mind. This shop easy to come due to not dar from Morgan subway station(L line ). And 5 mins walk. I would keep coming here to update new fashion style as well.

INCREDIBLE thrift store. Cannot recommend highly enough. Huge selection of clothing that is well organized. Everything is sorted into categories, but it isn’t overly curated. Still enough selection to enjoy the searching process. Solid fitting rooms. Prices are extremely reasonable most shirts are under 10$. Huge selection of leather jackets, overalls, and uniforms. Sizes tend to run large, especially for pants.

Urban Jungle is pretty great and is where I usually go to thrift. They have a nice mix of vintage and unique stuff. Prices are fair and the staff is friendly which makes shopping there pretty easy and fun. That said, some days the racks can feel a little picked over so it’s not always a jackpot. But when they have good finds it’s definitely worth stopping by.

While they had a very wide selection of things, my friend was automatically assumed to be stealing and was held by one of their employees. She had to show a picture of her with the item for the woman to let her go and give some phony apology. This was utterly unacceptable and another case of assumption due to race. A Hispanic appearing woman automatically assumes that a black girl stole an item when she saw her multiple times walking around with it on, and employees saw her walk in with it. I appreciate the apologies from other employees but I feel like that doesn’t make up for the racism my friend experienced in that store.

Most thrift stores are either stocked with crap noone wants or "vintage stores" pretending to be thrift stores that sell overpriced crap for snobs that noone wants. This is actually good clothing at a reasonable price. Strongly reccomend

I went with my friend on a Sunday around 5 pm. Great selections and prices were amazing! Can't wait to go back when I'm in Brooklyn next!

Went here a lot but you need some experience in thrifting to sift through everything and find something nice. I recommend looking at clothing from the side and finding textures and colors you like before pulling it out. Amazing prices, and endless clothing always something for everyone. Sizes are always really big, but it's expected.

this place is great- huge selection and not crazy packed, even on the weekend. definitely a lot to go sort through but reasonably priced and organized well!

Shopping for a decent leather jacket, I remembered that Urban Jungle has a large Brooklyn store. Nothing like paying $40 for this item!

Urban Jungle is a huge used and vintage clothing store at Knickerbocker Avenue in Brooklyn. The store is clean and organized according to style and sizes. Great value for money as they sell still good quality used and vintage clothing at reasonable prices. Courteous staff, good service and checking out counter. Check it out!

One of the best outlets to get some of the best in vintage clothing! The value for what they offer is pretty amazing; as the quality is at a higher level in my opinion. They have a ton of staff members that are helpful. You can easily spend an entire day here, and still just touch the surface!

My daughter was amazed at the variety of amazing deals . She cant wait to go back to NYC area.

This place is a thrifter's paradise! It's huge and the variety is great. I would recommend getting here right when they open to get the best selections and ensure you get to try on stuff before the fitting room line starts to line up. The prices are decent, I was pleasantly surprised that everything was properly priced. I got an incredible fitted denim jacket for $10!! My dad got leather boots for $25. Incredible value and unheard of these days. I also spotted a silk banana republic I shirt for $5 however it was STANKY. Definitely have to do some digging here but when you spot something it's worth it. I'm looking forward to coming again!

I will FOREVERRRR recommend this thrift store! This place can be positively or negatively overwhelming depending on how you break down your time here. Everything is neatly categorized. I will say, for them to receive 5 stars (I know it's a lot but...) if they separated things by size. They don't separate things by gender so you literally have to go through everythinggggg. A Medium could mean a medium in men's or women's. Not a huge deal because they do have fitting rooms, but it would be nice if it were more organized by size. They have cute reusable bags that you have the choice to purchase and of course... I purchased one. This will always be my go to thrift store whenever I find myself back in New York.

Such a good selection of items! One of the more affordable thrifts in the city and always has an amazing variety of styles and sizes.

The cashier was unfriendly and seemed uninterested, while the sales staff organizing clothes were much more welcoming and focused. One Star purely for the poor service from the cashier.

O.M.G if you are looking for affordable clothes and looooove vintage clothes like I do.. THIS IS THE PLACE YOU WANT TO GO. They have sizes for everyone including some plus size. The staffs are friendly. Their scarfs and jackets are beautiful! I have nothing bad to say about this is...just go go go go shop there! :-D

L Train Vintage is in my top 5 favorite thrift stores in the US. I'm an avid thrift store and have been to thrift stores in almost every US state. I frequent New York and every time I go, I come here. I prefer L train vintage to, Urban Jungle (they're right next to each other) in the same building. I love the quality, selection, and pricing of clothes. Everything is $6-$15 depending on style and quality. I get so many work clothes here and so many casual clothes here. Some of my favorite crewnecks are from here and I love a good crewneck. This is one of the only thrift stores where I continuously wear what I've bought. Other stores, I'll put together a look or two but the clothes don't get integrated into my wardrobe fully. L Train Vintage is different. Love this place!!

Big store with a lot of merchandise. Prices seem fair too. I was surprised to see their denim jacket section wasn't that big. And the denim jackets they did have were nearly all of the same size (small/medium). Would be nice if they sourced bigger sizes or just a different variety of denim jackets (I think every other denim jacket on the rack was from Old Navy). I was hoping to see some interesting original pieces or just true vintage jackets that had some life in them, not Old Navy hand me downs that someone fished out of their closet. I did snag a really cute Vince Camuto jumpsuit for $10 that looked practically new. Was really surprised at the quality and price! I will definitely go back - the sweaters and t-shirts look more promising than the denim jacket selection (at least at this point in time).

This place is HUGE. Two floors of amazing deals. A lot of well-known and diverse brands such as J. Crew, Levi's, North Face, and Adidas. Also a lot of clothing (lots of sweatshirts!) representing schools (colleges, high schools) and companies. Plus professional-looking and bougie clothes as well as athleisure. And, again, CRAZY good deals ($6 and up, but averaging a bit more in some areas of the store - like I said, this place is huge). Understandably, you'll have to check in any open bags at the front. As a previous reviewer noted (but which I unfortunately did not read until after I shopped here), definitely keep in mind that you'll be trying on the different clothes, i.e., wear light clothing or layer up! I wore a rather thick top (about the thickness of a sweater) but thankfully had a tank top on underneath. So I ended up shopping in just a tank top (I've got a pretty good tolerance to cold, but if you do not and you consider it to be a cold day, then layer up!).

Definitely part of my list of top 3 thrift stores in NYC. The clothing here is all reasonably priced, without upmarkings for higher end brand items *ahem goodwill, i am calling you out". The pieces here are cute and trendy, and the space is big. There's a large selection for both women and men. 100% guarantee that you will purchase a comfy sweatshirt/hoodie, because I always do, even if it's not what i'm here for lol. Unforunately, the fitting rooms are closed, but there's a vast amount of mirrors and no judgement here so feel free to try them on top of your clothes. Tip: wear something light weight and fitting ( like leggings and a tank top) so you can easily throw the clothes on to see if they fit :)

Best thrift store I've been to in the city. They had so many items and all of them were about $20. I plan on going often to find goodies.

HUGE place with a wide variety of well-organized clothes. Staff are chill, just make sure to check in at the registers before shopping if you've got a bag. They'll give you a number to hold on to so you can check out after you're done. The place is definitely overwhelming at first sight, but just pick a rack and start. Every section has ample space to social distance and mirrors are sprinkled throughout the store so you don't have to fight with others. Prices are also reasonable...got short overalls and a pinafore for $10 and $15. I stayed here for about two hours and only got through 2/3 of the store. When I went(mid July), the fitting rooms were closed so wear an outfit that lets you easily try items on when you come here.

If you're looking for a sustainable way to buy clothing, this is THE SPOT! It's also really affordable and has so many options, it's slightly overwhelming. If you have an hour to browse, I would recommend giving yourself plenty of time to look around.

Honestly this is the best location as it's two sides give you the ability to try and dig for cheaper prices, or go to the annex store and pay more for more curated thrift finds. The target of thrifts, everything you need is in there somewhere most likely.

So I went here today and was so happy that they expanded the store . I mean I spent about a good 40 minutes . I found a 5 dollar dress that's practically new and I found a nice 8 dollar top . They have so many jeans so many tops so many coats . It's my go to spot because they do so much variety and the prices are remarkable . They also now have this policy that when you come in you give them your bag . And I don't mind it . I think it's good because I can really shop but also because before you had to put your bag on the floor in the dressing rooms and I didn't like that . So I love. Is new policy . They also have variety of jewelry . I mean it goes on and on . Can't wait to come back when I really got some money lmbo . So I came here again and found some gems and although it's becoming a hot spot it's still great in prices and endless in gems . I found a dress for a 1920s party and a wool long skirt for 16 bucks ! So happy with this purchase I'll be back soon when I get some more mulaaaaa

I've been a customer at Urban Jungle for over 10 years. I usually have a good or neutral experience but this star review is for today's racially profiled experience. Typically I have a good time minding my business and shopping for clothes here. But today I was racially profiled and followed around the store. I'm not sure why they did this, because I am Black and wearing a puffy coat? My bags were already checked and I was trying on clothes out in the open. Why would a person steal clothes out in the open on the main floor? There are plenty of ways a person could be sneaky there but I don't think that would be one of them. I thought maybe I was overthinking the experience so I still bought a purse that I was excited about. The price tag had fallen off the purse but I picked it up and put it on top of the bag. The cashier dramatically checked the inside of the purse like she was looking for something. I asked her was something wrong with the purse? What is happening? She said nothing was wrong with it, but beyond that gave me no explanation for her behavior. I assume she was trying to find "the real price tag," as if I had switched it out. It was literally a $6 purse. All of the items that I tried on were $10 or less. I should've said something and been more blunt in the moment but I was too shocked. I am writing this message so Black people know that it's not in your head and you can find the courage to tell people here to stop with the racist microaggressions.

Massive thrift haven!!! Or should I say heaven. Amazing finds.. rare pieces, check your bags in when you enter and get lost in all the fashion... amazing. Definitely worth your time. This area is great to explore after. Prices are not over the top and are reasonable.

Whenever I'm headed into NYC, I make a point to hop on the L train to Morgan Ave for some digging in the most incredible thrift shop that is Urban Jungle! Perfectly crafted and organized, the many rooms, walls and racks that make up this unique location are sure to delight just about anyone who is looking for that last minute outfit or a statement piece! The staff is pretty quiet, not seeking to fully engage with customers which I appreciate in this kind of environment. This is a zero judgement zone, so grab whatever you'd like off of the racks at extremely low and bargain prices (I don't think I've ever paid more than $15 for a single piece, and I've been shopping for bizarre clothing here for years). This is the place to check out every day of the year! Enjoy!

This is huge thrift store. It has everything. It's clean and orderly. I love this place. I've told a lot of my friends about this place.

My daughters and I love coming to Urban Jungle! It's huge and has so much to choose from. I purchased the biggest and the baddest Kate Spade Handbag and it's all the rage when I carry it! Thank you Urban Jungle!!!

Amazing prices and so many options. It's really difficult to find thrift stores in the city that are actually affordable, and Urban Jungle offers both affordability and great clothing. Highly recommend.

One of my fav thrift shops in bk... they have a big selection and I always find what I'm looking for at this place! You will not be disappointed.

This place is HUGE. So gigantic, it can get a bit overwhelming knowing how much thrifting one can complete at Urban Jungle. It gets a little dusty inside Urban Jungle, so it makes me even more glad I have a mask on here. If you do some searching, one can find some treasures to take home! Ended up getting a nice outdoor jacket for myself and one for my dad for only $25. :)

This place is a thrifters dream! The store is neatly organized by category and they have rows upon rows of denim, cut off shorts, overalls and flannel shirts (eek!) I've found everything from high waist mom jeans from the eighties (dungarees, guess and Levi's) to a genuine leather vest for $20. The clothes are all in wearable condition albeit I always prewash when thrifting. I find the selection to be extremely relevant and on trend as compared to my other favorite haunts so this is my go to for a guaranteed good find. Only giving it 4 stars because they close at 8 but tend to rush you out the door starting around 740 which can be stressful and comes off rude. Especially when you have 3/4 employees incessantly reminding you to hurry up one after the other lol

If love vintage clothes & thrifting like me, visit THE URBAN JUNGLE by L Train Vintage Give yourself atleast an hour when you go though, they carry a large variety of clothing items at reasonable prices. The Urban Jungle @ltrainvintage 118 Knickerbocker Street Brooklyn, NY 11237 Store Hours: 12PM - 7:45 PM

Visited a second time and the experience was an improvement. They have a monitored bag check up front. I'm not sure whether this was added recently or if was the first time an employee informed me of its existence, but either way, it made it possible to try stuff on in the fitting rooms.

I went in today to find gear to go skiing and was pleasantly surprised by the selection they had. If I had more time I would have spent the entire day there. They have a great selection of clothing, shoes and accessories for reasonable prices. It's a great place to find a new look on a budget. I also want to say one of the sales associates Marlyn was so kind and so helpful. She gives great advice to customers when they check out their clothes in the big mirror outside the fitting rooms. The only reason I'm giving the store 3 stars is because a woman who says she was the manager verbally accosted me as I walked in. They have a policy, like lots of the thrift stores in the area, that big bags have to be checked at the door. I was carrying a mini backpack just large enough to fit my iPad mini, beats headphones and my wallet. None of the stores in the area tried to take it. When I walked into Urban Jungle, she tried to take it. I told her I wasn't handing it over because I didn't want hundreds of dollars worth of electronics in their shoddy cubby holes near the entrance. She yelled and said it's the rules and that the size of my bag was the reason she wanted to keep it up front, again it wasn't that big. I asked to speak with a manager and she said she was the manager. As she's yelling at me, a woman walks out of the store with her purchases and a huge tote bag that she was allowed to carry in the store. When I pointed that out, she told me I should "just comply." When I pushed back, she reluctantly let me go on to shop unbothered. That part of my shopping experience felt like I was in jail. That "manager" should learn a bit about customer service from the other kind staff members.

Vintage quality at thrift prices. Not having grown up in NYC, I'm used to Goodwills and Salvation Army stores being dirt cheap (I.e. $1 tees and $6 leather jackets), which is not the case here. Most thrift stores are overpicked, over priced, and tiny. Enter Urban Jungle, the safe haven for the broke and stylish. Most pieces will hover around the $10 range- denim, vests, dressed, all can be found within $6-$10. Jackets and coats/leather goods are higher on the scale with some beautiful 50s coats running for $40-$60. There are also plenty of shoes, hats, and accessories should you need them.

I love love this place! I have be here a few times and every time I go there is something awesome to get. I bought two dress for Halloween and ended loving them so much that I wear them as part of my regular everyday wardrobe. The most recent was for an 80's prom theme NYE's party. Found a dress for me and my BFF. Along with some very cheap winter wear for my trip to Colorado in a few weeks. I can't say enough great things about this place. Cash and credit accept. Woot woot for Urban Jungle!!!!

Awesome thrift shop!! My friend and I came in to find outfits for her upcoming 90's themed party. Too perfect! Feels like we walked into the 90's. I found the old school mets jersey I was looking for and she found a whip gang of jumpers to choose from.. They also take apply pay We will surely be back!!

Lots of great deals here! Thrifting clothes is very popular now and this store is very organized. Saving money has never been more convenient.

I'm the #1 Father in Colorado! OK you got me, I'm not. But I could've bought that t-shirt at the Urban Jungle, and then you would have no choice but to believe me. This place has a HUGE selection of t-shirts that no one would ever want. BUT, if you take the time to sift, there are some real gems in there. Prices range from $5 to $10, as far as I saw, and I found a couple awesome shirts that would be $30 and up at "vintage" spots. I know, I think it's ridiculous that people pay that for t-shirts too. Also, this is where I found what has instantly become my favorite t-shirt of all time, and I don't say that lightly. I'm not going to tell you what it is, because if you saw me wearing it you'd be all, "You got that at the Urban Jungle!" And I'd be all, "It's creepy that you stalk me." Overall, the selection here is weird and eclectic, and for the most part, dirt cheap. If I was a hipper dresser, perhaps I would take advantage of the dope fur coats, crazy boots, flannel shirts, etc. But I'm not, and I pretty much rock a t-shirt at all times. Which you already knew. Stalker.

It was a Saturday afternoon so I expected it to be busy, but it was PACKED. The clothing and shoe selection were nice, just the sheer amount was something to gawk at. Checkout was a crazy long wait and the organization for the lines could have been separated better away from the racks. People brought their toddlers who were left by themselves to play with toys in the middle of the floor- I know it's not the store's fault but to have to step around children playing in a crowded store? It's not safe for anyone, management should have been clued into that. Also they had some nice mellow indie music playing, then out of nowhere they started playing reggae, then back to indie. Literally saw people look up and joke about what was going on, confused the vibe they seemed to be going for. Kind of a lackluster experience, I'll stick with the better thrifts around.

He'd had been a rough few months. The usual thrift stores--Goodwill, MyUnique, Out of the Closet--had stopped being places that he could get cheap clothes that also looked good on him. He appreciated the need for thrift stores in this eyesore, rancid city where every penny saved feels like a rent check saved, but he could no longer connect with their clothing options like he did in college. He definitely wasn't about to drop a full $60 on a new pair of shoes, not to mention a denim jacket, because somehow they'd gone from being something a 10-year-old might wear on the school courtyard during recess to the ultimate lightweight warmth and fashion option. Even fools looked good in denim. Off to Urban Jungle he went. A friend had mentioned that she got a lot of her better-fitting, less wallet-busting clothes there. He'd planned to occupy the first part of his Sunday heading over there--it's not as easy as it looks to get to that part of Bushwick/East Williamsburg from Clinton Hill--and take the rest of the day catching up and/or relaxing, but come Saturday, it just wasn't gonna happen. Instead, our (anti)hero's anxiety accelerated the adventure up by a day; suddenly, opening a new checking account and then going all the way across North Brooklyn to buy a new pair of kicks felt less like too much at once and more like the only way to go. He waited a bit too long for the bus--a distinct thought that crossed his head was, what will I do if this thing never shows up?--even though MTA Bus Time said it was around the corner. The B57 eventually came, offering a slog of a ride, save the really cute dog a few seats away. Eventually, the bus crossed under the J train, which was his cue to pull out his phone and really start figuring out where exactly he was. Had he pulled the yellow cord a second later, maybe he would've missed it, but he got let out right in front of a frequent favorite, the vegan Ethopian heaven Bunna, and walked a minute or two to Urban Jungle. As he opened the doors, the first thing he noticed is that the music that Urban Jungle plays is actually louder just outside the doors than inside the store. Okay. Weird. And so was this actual jungle of overalls, shoes, pants, hats, and other accessories and vitals. Overwhelming was an understatement--where do the sections begin an end?--but he gets disoriented for the first couple of minutes anytime he goes somewhere new. It only took two circular racks of denim jackets to bring him back to life. He felt comforted by the number of people there--enough that not everyone was going to get into a fitting room all that quickly, but not enough that trying things on in one of the modest mirrors occasionally lining the store's walls would be widely observed. No one would notice him plowing through racks of jackets, trying on choice after choice, struggling to find one that didn't make his arms look like zucchini noodles, his torso like dough so flattened its edges had torn, his legs like carrots neither baby nor adult. But when he found the one, he knew it--and it only cost $18. He had taken about 20 minutes to land on this jacket. If he had spent only a few minutes searching, maybe he would've been tempted to leave more quickly, just buy the jacket and go. But at this point, he was fully immersed in the jungle, ready for some fun and games; why not do some more browsing while he could? There were too many interesting pairs of shoes--old red Converse somewhere between beaten to bits and covered in subway wear and tear, the darkest black leather shoes this side of Ozzy Osbourne, something that would make a cowboy say "yeehaw" and then some--for him to decide that a new pair could wait. There were about five pairs he wanted to buy. Urban Jungle isn't for wallet-busting, though, and he settled on a pair of light-blue suede high-rises that were--get this--DC. Even on a budget, Urban Jungle revels in style. A couple months later, he found himself at Bunna again, of course, so why wouldn't he stop into Urban Jungle just to see the sights? It was far less crowded this time, and just as enjoyable. All he had to do was part the trees that one time, and now here he was, seeing the full forest too.

This is post pandemic but It was my first time thrifting and upon doing some research and listing to my friend's recommendation I went to Urban Jungle last year and lemme tell you I was not disappointed. This place has some really good varieties when it comes to clothing! I found a crisp white vintage puffed sleeved jacket which I will cherish forever! Honestly one of the best 25 dollars I have spent lol. Sadly I don't have any pics of it but take my words for it check this place out, you won't be disappointed!! I hope you (whoever reading it) enjoy your visit to Urban Jungle and find something worth your money and the fashion mama!! Stay Safe!! and mask up!!

Impressive selection of denim and weird vintage clothes at budget prices. I was thrilled to stumble upon this L Train Vintage outpost while wandering through Bushwick. I've never been to an L Train store before so I'm not sure how it stacks up, but I was pretty impressed. I loved the extensive selection of a few key clothing types, specifically jeans, cutoffs, dresses, and blouses. Didn't really peruse the men's section but it seems like a similar selection. The clothes here are actually all "vintage" - more than 10-15 years old - unlike a lot of stores I've been at that mix in a ton of newer stuff. They have a lot of dressing rooms and the attendant was super fast directing people so there was no line even though it was a pretty busy weekend afternoon. Clean too, compared with most thrift stores. The store is spacious and there's plenty of room between clothing racks so you aren't stumbling over people all the time. Very pleasant shopping experience because of this. The prices are also reasonable for NYC secondhand. Dresses, shorts, skirts about $6, jeans and heftier stuff up to $10. Downsides were the variation in quality - especially with the dresses and shirts, I sorted through a ton of cheaper fabric, stained and damaged items, and weird brands/homemade looking stuff. Maybe this adds to the vintage charm for some people. I was also unsure how the clothes were organized - didn't seem to be by size or color... Any guesses? Overall, this vintage shop is definitely worth stopping by if you're in the neighborhood. I would come back to get jeans and shorts for sure. Looking forward to checking out more L Train Vintage locations!

Omg omg what I can say about this hidden jewel that my sister and I stumbled across while driving. This is my new spot. This place is super organized and clean which are definitely important to me. This place has so many different clothing selections to choose from. I didn't know what to do.....I was in awe. During this shopping venture, I was able to score a brand new long wool coat for $20 and a wool peacoat for my son for $20 as well.......I love sales!!!!!!! I would definitely recommend this store to anyone looking for a great place with good bargains.

I always come for one sweater or something but woah. I always leave with wayy more. The best finds, and an absolutely GIGANTIC store. I found a pair of 501 Levi's in my size last time I went, and I'm never taking them off (I mean maybe, but like..). It is tricky to find jeans for 25ish inch waists but it just takes patience because they have SO MANY jeans of all sizes, less Options for 24-28 inches though. Jeans are all 10-15$ and lotsa thick heavy coats for 20-25. I usually find tops and sweaters in the 6-8 dollar range. Many gems in the graphic hoodie and sweater department.

I definitely had to come check this place out after the rave reviews on Yelp. I was not disappointed. To be a good thrifter, one needs to possess lots of patience. I'm still working on that patience. However, this a place to put it to the test. There are a lot of options and the fur coat section is where I set my heart. I purchased a fur coat for $20 and its perfect for a night on the town. I do want to say this thrift shop is geared towards men, in my opinion. I think their men department is way bigger than it's women. But today's trends consist of androgynous and menswear. That said, can find something for everyone. I'll be back to look around and shop some more.

Perhaps I lack a sense of fashion or I'm impatience, but as funky and fun as this clothing store may be, I find it to be absolutely annoying to shop at especially when having to cipher through a pile of junkie looking clothes just to find something that seems reasonable to wear. With all the raving reviews on yelp, I decided to check out this place with a friend and both she and I find this clothing shop to be unimpressive. Now keep in mind, my friend is very bohemian-ish so I was taken back when we both found it exasperating to have to literally go though all the racks in order to see what they have. Although this store really is huge and the selections are great, I personally don't care for it. Time is of the essence and to be honest, I don't have all day to go though each and every clothing in order to find, "THE ONE!!!" _______________________ Although I have to say, their prices are not too bad, it ranges from $5-$10 :)

L Train Vintage is a staple in Brooklyn thrifting and Urban Jungle lives up to the hype. The store's location is just a little weird because it's surrounded by industrial buildings but it almost fits Urban Jungles quirky aesthetic. The store is huge. There are endless racks of denims, flannels, jackets, funny t-shirts and the walls are adorned with antiques, which are unfortunately not for sale. The prices here are amazing, even compared to the other stores in the L Train Vintage family. Flannels can cost as little as $5 and you can get a jacket for $10! The pieces here are incredibly unique. I've seen Applebee's denim jackets, US Customs uniforms, and t-shirts with guinea pig faces on them. They have a great selection of jeans, many of them are actually Levi's, for a great price. This place is great, whether you're trying to create a whole wardrobe on a small budget or if you're just trying to get a statement piece.

It's nice to shop good thrift in NYC at actual thrift prices. I spent about $6 on a couple of printed button up shirts and a denim jacket. Prices unheard of. Think I got a pair of denim shorts at $8. Also got a retro dress for $8. I never step into Brooklyn-all I need is usually in Manhattan, but I do not mind the trip here because it's worth it! I plan to just do all my shopping here for the rest of my life.

Be prepared to spend some time here, and you will find the treasures your dreaming of! The store looks like a big industrial space, and walls are covered in vintage from floor to ceiling! At first glance you might think it could be more fancy or inviting, but as said; take a closer look, and you will find! Even though I didn't bother to look around forever this time, I found a few pieces that I couldn't be without! Two beautiful maxi skirts; one blue and glittery, the other with inka style patterns, just perfekt for summer days! The staff is very helpful, and they give you their honest opinion. One young man gave me styling tips, and compliments for the pieces I had picked out. Fitting rooms have decent space and there is a huge mirror in the same area. Must add that they have a good sortiments of straw hats and hand bags. I recommend this store to any men, and ladies who are looking for urban adventures!

Racist. DO NOT SPEND MONEY HERE. Targeted me for being Black. Racially profiled me from the time I walked in. Went in looking for a pair of high waisted jeans couldnt find any in my size. 34 waist seems to be the smallest size they have. Employees/security followed me around the whole time i was shopping. Sales woman stood outside my fitting room while i was trying on. They also had security, a tall hispanic man with a bald head, follow me around for no other apparent reason other than the fact that I am black even though the store was fairly busy. Didnt even realize he was security at first, thought he was shopping too until i realized he was just following me to every part of the store I went to, and when I made eye contact with him he just looked up at the ceiling. This made me very uncomfortable and this is when I realized I was being targeted and I left. Really glad i didn't find what i was looking for, not trying to spend my money in a store where i am not welcome and targeted for my skin color. My money is clearly not wanted here and thats fine. I will make sure to let as many people as i possibly can know to NOT SPEND MONEY HERE.

I was taken here by a friend who was super familiar with it. Great prices for vintage attire & if you know what you're looking for, you can come out with very good deals. They do have a dressing room, unlike some places I've been that didn't have them, and I think they do take credit/debit cards but apparently had machine troubles and weren't the day we went (which stank). However, my friend did get a dress for free since she's just awesome like that & it was for her birthday. I was set to pay for it as well since I felt like we should get her a gift. The place is well organized and if you've got an eye for it, you'll do just fine. I'll probably have to come back sometime.

I trekked over here last weekend with high expectations and was really disappointed. For one thing, the heat was on extremely high in the store and it wasn't that cold out. I took off my coat but it was still way too hot in there. As for the clothes (the most important part, of course): everything was so huge! I'm small but I think I'm regular-small, not unusually teeny, and....no. Everything looked like it was made for people much bigger and taller. I really didn't see anything that would fit--and to be honest, not much that was cute or especially unique. I may try it again sometime, I know stores can be hit-or-miss but this recent visit was a miss for me.