The Thrifty HoG

Very nice pieces, but pricey. Everything is in great condition. Did not see any crazy deals here. The clothing brands were high end, but I was looking for housewares and didn’t see much of selection in my price range. Employees were friendly. I will check back though for new items, could’ve been a hit or miss situation.

Like shopping in a curated designer boutique. Saleswoman was cheerful and helpful. Very clean, lovely top end clothes; similar to City Opera. Lower prices and better brands than Housing Works. Just west of Broadway, not between 5^th and Broadway.

Charming, lovely shop hidden away between Broadway & 6^th. I’m a thrift store aficionado, but stumbled upon this shop by total happenstance. It has everything from housewares, to accessories, jewelry, luggage, clothing, kids’ stuff, etc. Most of their clothing and footwear are designer stuff which can be a bit pricey. All items are clean, in mint condition (even the shoes!). Just walking in to Thrifty Hog puts a smile on your face: quirky, nice décor, airy, LARGE space and nice smelling (unlike many overstuffed, small thrift shops).
Unless it’s designer label, jewelry is less expensive (avg $ 20 – 40), their pieces are quite unique, so I totally recommend it for a quick gift idea. Customer service was lovely: sales gal was attentive and helpful and manager at register was nice.
What totally charmed and hooked me was the charity all proceeds go to: Hearts of Gold. From now on, I’ll bring in my vintage stuff here, rather than a regular thrift shop, happy to know that it will make a difference in someone’s life.

Pricey for thrift but you might score on vintage if you know what youre looking for. Clean.

One of my new favorite spots in NYC… Found it on my lunch break and will definitely be a regular. Great prices and great inventory!

I went here yesterday to research thrift shops around midtown for a film project. The sales guy here was so unbelievably rude i could not help but laugh as I exited. He was upset by the way I had looked through the denim, I’m not sure why. He rolled his eyes and made comments. I will not be returning nor will I be recommending this shop to others in the film industry. I hope they get find a sweeter,
more helpful sales clerk.

It’s that rare thrift shop that has good prices, clean orderly clothes, and actually supports something worthwhile. There’s nothing I didn’t like about coming into this place. Walked out with three clean winter sweaters for about 30 bucks.

Boutique de charité surtout pour femmes/​mamans/​enfants avec des jouets et des trucs de maternité. Le rayon homme est très petit, plutôt pour homme de la trentaine.

It’s easy to find cute boutiques, used clothes, and worthy causes in New York… but in one store?! While I wish the men’s section was bigger, I give TH major credit (or do we say debit now?) for taking the time to get the design of this place right. The store is laid out nicely, and offers a much better experience than typical low cost resale shops.
Thrifty Hog is small, so you won’t do all your shopping here, but when you can, it’s a good cause to support.

Went in here today to browse. This is a new thrift shop where the proceeds are for the homeless mothers and children supported by Hearts of Gold (HoG). The shop is also said to provide job training for the women as well.
The selection here was not bad at all. Male or female, there was a diversity of clothing (casual to dressy along with shoes). I also saw some diversity of sizes and signs were up saying you could ask if there was something you wanted that’s not in your size. I was greeted when I came in so the staff did seem approachable.
They also had children’s clothing, which I’ve not seen in most other thrift stores.
I’ll likely be updating this review once I find out whether clothing is washed before being sold (though items are «very gently used» and what I saw was consistent with that statement) and whether they will be taking some old clothing we’ve been trying to get rid of that was too casual for Bottomless Closet. Didn’t see anything I wanted today but maybe I would in the future. It’s worth a look if you’re in the area.

This place is a new thrift shop that caters towards gently used «higher end» clothing. I say «higher end» because you won’t be seeing any of the mess that you see in, say, Salvation Army. It looks like a boutique in here, with the layout and the labels they carry. There are rows of clothes, and above the clothes there are shelves with neatly folded sweaters and the like, as well as some purses and shoes for your enjoyment.
There are Childrens and a Mens section in the back. I did see some books and housewares in the back too, but the selection was quite small.
Prices are not dirt cheap because a lot of the items are name brands, and they were obviously selected with a lot of care. I would expect to pay no less than $ 12 and upwards of $ 125 or so for a lot of their items here. For example, I saw a Kate Spade purse for $ 80, a Catherine Malandrino dress for $ 125, lots of Coach bags, and even a Burberry quilted jacket (size M, unfortunately, too big for me otherwise I would have gotten it!) for $ 75
One of the saleswomen was really attentive to this one customer who was buying a pair of heels. She was giving her tips about matching colors and what to wear with the heels in question.
I did see high on a shelf, some Prada, Gucci, and Valentino shoes, but I didn’t inquire about them.
I am curious to see how the store will grow — this should be a hit with designer dud hunters like me.