10 Ft Single By Stella

My first thrift shop visit in Brooklyn, and boy I’m not disappointed at all! The store is huge! You can find everything, and I mean everything! I even got tired just browsing through the clothes section. I love how the staff organizes the store. Everything was in place organized in colors, styles, and material respectively. It’s just a thrifter’s heaven! They also sell a very comprehensive collection of vintage leather jackets and clothes in the back of the store, which is a gem. The price is decent as well. Leather jacket for $ 50 is definitely a steal! The Hopefully I’ll come here again before I go back to the bay area!

This store never ends! Once I finally went through everything at the front, I discovered there were even more gems at the back. It was the greatest torture for a shopaholic like myself. Great prices for items at the front ($ 20 – 40), while treasures at the back were hovering around the $ 75 mark. Will definitely come back next time I’m in town.

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!

Great vintage store with a large selection of clothes for men and women! The staff doesn’t bother you when shopping which is a plus. The prices are reasonable. Don’t miss this store!

Hope you didn’t like any of the stuff on the ceiling, because it isn’t for sale. K thx bye. I doubt you have the money anyways. –MGMT

If you want to find some cool shit, this is the place, but it is going to cost you $$$$

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.

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

Fun selection but it’s definitely a mixed bag. Lots of 90s stuff, I saw a few too many cheap-​o contemporary pieces that were going for the retro look. I think this store needs to choose to be one thing or another: are you a thrift clothing store or a vintage store? For a thrift store: your selection is great but the prices are too high. For a vintage store: great prices but the stock is in need of serious curation, your dressing rooms should have mirrors and not look like «the hole» from Matilda and your customer service should be way more pro-​active.

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!

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.

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.

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

Great selection, condition and variety of styles! Bought a beautiful pleated italian skirt for $ 25! The store is packed with merchanise and its nicely laid out. The reason for the 4 star is that some of their items are a bit much on the price and the staff is really unfriendly. Set aside those over the top priced items and ignore the unfriendly staff (you’re really not going there to make friends!) and am sure you can walk out of there with a gem… like I did! Its worth a trip.

I really like this shop and their huge selection. Almost everything from bags to shoes to dresses are in great condition and offer a variety of styles. A lot of their selection tends to be on the pricier «this is real vintage» side, but they still have a large selection of dresses that are $ 20. It’s also really easy to get to off the Metropolitan Ave. G or L stop. Took a little video of the store here:

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.

SELECTION: 5 STARS
Saying that they have a shitload of stuff is a total understatement. They make really good use of the space, the shop is packed with clothes. You can get jackets, flannels, pants, skirts, dresses, jewelry, sunglasses, bandanas, hats, Halloween costumes, shoes, bags, etc. Pretty much anything you would need. The stuff that they have in the Vintage Room, which is in the back, is really impressive. I seriously would like to know where they found all this stuff.
PRICE: 2 STARS
There is no need for a flannel shirt that has clearly been washed numerous times to cost $ 25. Or a sweater to cost $ 75. That would make sense if they were barely worn, but not when it’s all fuzzy from being washed so many times.
SERVICE: 1 STAR
You just have to accept the fact that the workers aren’t friendly here. They only want to talk to each other and they don’t want you talking to them unless you’re buying something. Still, I thought it was pretty great that there were so many people working here just to keep the racks organized. They really do a good job maintaining this organized chaos, but I just couldn’t give them more than one star. Right before I was about to leave, I heard two employees speaking to each other in Japanese and pretty much talking shit about a customer who seemed to have tried to negotiate on a piece of clothing. This is totally unacceptable behavior, even if the customer can’t understand what they’re saying. I heard everything you guys said!

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

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.

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.