Vintage Thrift Shop

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4.4

( 8 reviews )

Books, Mags, Music & Video, Used, Vintage & Consignment

Open 10:30 AM - 07:00 PM See Hours

286 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10010, United States

+1 2128-710-777

Vintage Thrift Shop is a premier destination for vintage enthusiasts looking to discover unique and timeless pieces. Located in the heart of the city, Vintage Thrift Shop offers a wide range of clothing, jewelry, antiques, kitchenware, and books. With a focus on quality and organization, the shop ensures that each item in its collection is curated with great care. Whether you are looking to add a vintage flair to your wardrobe, decorate your home with one-of-a-kind pieces, or simply browse through an assortment of items from past eras, Vintage Thrift Shop guarantees a delightful shopping experience. The knowledgeable staff is always on hand to assist customers and help them find the perfect item to create their own vintage story. Step into Vintage Thrift Shop and embark on a journey through time, where every item has a story to tell.

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Tdm construction

March 22, 2024

I love this thrift store and make it a point to stop by every time I visit Manhattan. Every couple of months, I have an appointment at the NYU building of dentistry, and this a really close walk from there. Stopping at Vintage Thrift before I head home is part of my NYC ritual. I can always find something interesting here; wheather its a nice top, a scarf, some new plateware for the kitchen, a unique book or piece of art, I rarely ever leave empty-handed, and the prices always feel totally reasonable. Whoever curates the pieces that end up here, does a really wonderful job! I wish I could come here more often!

Nora metevia

March 22, 2024

what's old today might new tomorrow? don't get it? that's part of the intrinsic value of vintage items in a nutshell. Vintage Thrift Shop is where you can donate goods in good condition--tax deductible, too. the store is less focused on clothes (they do carry them) and most of the interior is filled with furniture decor items, jewelry, glassware, glasses frames, old books and magazines, and more. the merchandise is carefully curated, and items are in good condition. call before donating to make sure what you have is what they want/need. i forget which charity this raises money for...but slowing down rampant consumerism with items being reused is a good thing. staff are personable.

Ryan dubiel

March 22, 2024

I first discovered this store about 7 years ago. What a great selection of items: clothes, furniture, artwork and even rags! Love them all, sadly cannot take them all: I now live abroad. A bit on the exy side, hence four stars. Thank you for your great store! Be back soon

Ben kirby

March 22, 2024

Whenever I’m in NY, this is my first stop for designer clothes, artwork and books. Incredible selection of curated design, couture apparel and objet.

Adrianne weremchuk

March 22, 2024

This was one of the best thrift stores I’ve ever been to! Their home goods selection looks straight out of a department store and have a wide variety of well priced and high quality clothing for men and women.

Victoria harris

March 22, 2024

I have been emailing with manager Lisa about donating some household items, and can't overstate what a pleasure it is to deal with her. She is responsive, kind, accommodating, and so helpful. I wish all businesses and organizations could be like her. I will look forward to stopping in the store next time I am in the area.

Casson lewis

March 22, 2024

So I bought a bag for 50$ and the next day the leather is crashes! But the shopping lady was nice and when I came b they said I’d choose something else for this price ! They’re nice and helpful highly recommended

Susan moreau

March 22, 2024

Best thrift shop around in all of downtown. Quality stuff, and pricing for every purse. We stop there a couple times per week, and we’re lucky to find collectibles such as art, pottery, records and menorahs, as well as basic items such as glassware, books, and kitchen things. Within walking distance is the Gramercy Housing Works, so check out both.