No Relation Vintage

this used to be one of my favorite vintage stores but I wonder whether there has been a change in ownership. The store now has much more stuff for men and precious little for women.

On the surface there is a lot of great everyday wear that’s super easy to find (jean shorts, flannels, fluffy coats and vintage Jordan’s) and the prices really are incredibly reasonable, however if you want to find the really great stuff (studio 54 disco dresses, Fiona Apple gothic grunge camisoles) you will have to dig around and commit to the shop (but I think that’s part of the fun)
You could literally take $ 100 to this shop and come out looking like Blair Waldorf or Donna Martin… They have a bit of everything!
A small side note is that they make most people who are alone put their bags behind the front counter when trying stuff on, I was lucky and got to keep mine but I guess it’s to deter stealing (which I’m told is a huge problem in the vintage business)

The best thrift store in its area. Around this area, there are many thrift stores however I would say No Relation is the best. It offers a huge male selection (which many thrift stores don’t offer). My friend and I each found worthy articles of clothing. I bought a Ralph Lauren Polo for $ 20, and my friend a L. L Bean Jacket for $ 20. Good Thrift!

Very organized, extremely reasonable prices & awesome shopping times!
The store has an amazing selection of unique, vintage clothing.
It’s a true thrift store where You can ball out with $ 50 or less. I paid about $ 8 for a long plaid vintage skirt, $ 10 for an army printed shirt, and $ 8 for a beautiful colorful button up.

What a pleasant surprise! From the outside, the shop looks unimpressive and somewhat scary (bullet holes in the display window?!), and upon first glance the clothing looks dull and boring.
However, they actually have a huge selection spread across two floors. A LOT of flannels and jackets because it is fall.
Don’t come here for: jewelry and women’s footwear. The prices of the womens shoes were pretty inconsistent and mostly pretty pricey.

I have never been here and never left without something. OK this is a hidden little gem that all the Halloween LAST min shoppers know about. It was soooo crazy. I wanted to start early on my Christmas sweater shopping and found two amazing pieces. VERY excited.
I also saw a million costumes for sale for Halloween, but if you need just ONE thing to go with your costume to make it complete this is the spot!!!
Also check out the flea market on 14^th take a right when coming from here they have some cool finds too.

It’s uncomfortable shopping in a place where they follow you around. They have nice stuff but they’re quite unfriendly and they have two burly guys flanking the exit and some dour young women following your every move. I’d rather give me money to a place that doesn’t assume that I’m going to shoplift.

Loved it! My first time there and they have everything. The store is big and well organized. I found 2 beautiful sequence shirts for $ 15 each. They look amazing! Now my favorite thrift shop!

My all time favorite! I went there for the first time 3 year ago and it already was the best one I went to. And it only got better over the years. I always find something I am totally in love with. And I love the jeans shorts they offer… they are so good, any sizes and cut and length and soon cheap.
I LOVE this vintage store!

I’d say this place was pretty good! They have loads of vintage clothing compared to many other thrift stores I’ve seen! Racks of overalls, denim jackets, leather jackets, button-​ups, and tons of different shirts. They have quite a huge selection of shoes of common brands like addidas and coach. They even have a basement full of even more clothing! Prices are pretty fair~ I found an addidas sports shirt for 8 $, a bit expensive for a thrift store but cheap enough. However, although there are tons of clothes, I feel like there isn’t much to choose from. Some clothing are limited, therfore the range of choosing something was small. There was a lot of really old styles of clothing, so I wasn’t able to really find anything I liked until much consideration. Still, I loved it and would definitely come back again ^^

OH YEAH! Love No Relations!
HUGE selection of clothes so you will find something that you like!
If you are looking for cheap vintage clothes, this is it!
I got skirts for about 5 – 10 dollars and I LOVE THEM!
I’m going to be a regular now on!

It was my first time going there today & I LOVE LOVE LOVE everything they had in there ! Whatever I was looking for it was exactly there, there’s many great selections to choose from.

No relation is one of the best true thrift shops in manhattan (trust me, I know. I’ve been to most). They have an insane amount of variety and you’ll have to hunt around for what you want but that’s half the fun! Their prices are more than reasonable too. I’ve gotten everything from a beautiful beaded Indian top for $ 5 to a real fur coat for $ 60. It’s a must try for thrifters!

Recently I’ve entered the whole consignment/​thrift store craze and ended up here, on the hunt for some great deals on some hidden treasures. I know that thrift stores are a hit or miss, you hope for the best and look around for something nice. Luckily, this place has a pretty big selection of clothes as well as shoes (a whole room in the back exclusively for mens shoes!) That day I happened to strike gold with a pair of Ferragamo loafers. Just goes to show that you never know what you’ll find at a real deal thrift store like this. You might find junk (usually) but now and then you’ll come across something awesome (with an equally awesome price tag). Always love coming here and looking around for goodies

As a man I am not usual prone too impulsive purchases. Shhh I only say that to give my ego a little inflation. But seriously my addiction to shopping has been curbed until I passed this place on my way to Academy.
Denim jackets were hangin in the window. Used demin jackets that I so desperately need, that I wanted, that are missing from my wardrobe. As I scoured the rack looking for my size which is hard to find shazam there it was!
I found a one Levis and one Gap jacket in my size and the price was outstanding only $ 15 apiece. But the catch is they were used and needed to be cleaned in the washing machine. They had no stains on them or rips but had a little smell that was musky to say the least.
My friend was with me and so I couldnt look around too much. He wasnt buying anything or even interested. So I need to return to see what else my wardrobe is missing.

I have been a vintage junkie since I could walk.
In my area it can be hard to find a good solid vintage store that is not borderline trash or just plain whack. This store literally blew my mind. I can’t believe it is not «hipster haven» yet. Or maybe I was to smitten to notice or care.
Yes it’s vintage. Like my great grandmother always said «You’ve got to kiss if you frogs before you kiss a prince.» It’s kind of the same thing with vintage stores. You have to sift through a lot of «trash» before you find treasure. There is nothing I love more than a good scavenger hunt or treasure hunt through a vintage store.
Regardless I found my favorite piece of treasure. I picked up a beautiful vintage Italian leather jacket, Euro cut, beer rise, and slightly puffed sleeves. Seriously, I felt like I belonged on the cast of Son’s of Anarchy. That or if I ever decide to take a side gig as a dominatrix or go to a hard-​core S&M themed party I’m covered. :p.
When I walked into the store my senses were instantly overloaded. I was totally overwhelmed. I saw so much cool stuff that I wanted for me and friends. I would’ve spent all day in there but my friends are ready to go. Since I didn’t want to be abandoned, I had to bounce back to the Bronx.
Seriously, I would take the train, bus, sheesh I would even hitchhike with some dude in the van to NY just to hit up the store.

After reading reviews I was pretty excited to go to this store, but after searching around for a bit I was quite disappointed. This shop is great for plaid shirts and worn t shirts. They even have some sweaters and a selection of 90s windbreakers downstairs. Most of the dresses were ugly and looked just plain clownish and the tutus hanging above were way overpriced for a thrift shop. I saw a cute one for $ 40. If I wanted to pay that much for a tutu I’d just go to Capezio (although sometimes tutu’s are cheaper than that at Capezio) or order online. I picked up a tutu for like $ 12 bucks at Buffalo Exchange (in case you are interested). But I will give this place three stars because the staff didn’t bother me and they do have quite a few stacks to go through (The cotton shirt selection is pretty interesting too).

No Relation is my go to on Thursdays after work because a few short blocks away is a restaurant where ladies drink for free from 7−9pm. So onto the review. I’ve been wanting a Northface for a while. My coworker Alli and I were on a mission. To my content they had. Not 1 but tons and Patagonia and Columbia. We each picked up a fleece for $ 20. Alli picked up a St. Laurent shirt and cute cut off shorts. Being now it’s fall might pick up some cowboy boots, I can only hope I can find a 5.5−6.
Downstairs they have additional racks of clothing and the fitting room.
Inside I can’t stay long because I have the worst allergies and with all the must my sinuses go into a frenzy but the trip is worth it.

Really sweet thrift store in the east village. If you can make it out to 1^st Ave., do it. This place is GREAT for winter clothing. They have an amazing selection of higher end products for really low prices. Last year, I got a new Northface thermal for $ 15. That was one of my best purchases for the season. Check it out, it’s more affordable than most vintage shops in Manhattan and they’ve got an impressive selection.

This place is everything!
I can’t remember how I came across this location, I might have spontaneously wanted to visit a thrift shop one day and searched «vintage» to see what will pop up on googlemaps. I do that when I get tired of visiting the same places over and over.
So anyway, the first time (yep, been there multiple times already) I came here, I was just floored by the selections!
There is something exciting about treasure hunting and no relation vintage is just the shop for that. I came away with a few killer leather skirts, print pants, and a hot hot hot sequence dress for a pretty low price considering the items I picked out.
I think I spent a total of 2 and a half hours going from rack to rack, I didn’t get a chance to check out the shoe section because I was already getting tired but, a glance I saw a few hot pairs.
Seriously, if you haven’t stopped by yet Idk what you’re waiting for! I also follow their «Ltrainvintage» instagram/​blog which is a good way to keep track of all their locations and the new goodies in.