Ragstock

Great selection of vintage, recycled, and new clothes. Everything is very well organized, and they had an awesome selection of Halloween themed clothes and a large stash of winter holiday sweaters, as well as dance/club wear. But my favorite was the rack of "sea captain" sweaters. Very reasonable prices, and some great sale deals. Definitely worth a visit if you like thrifted clothes and unique trendy 90s look fashion!

An interesting store. Very hit or miss for me. I ignored the main section of the store (which looked similar to SHEIN clothes but way over priced) and went to their vintage and recycled section. Some of the “vintage” t-shirts ($19-$30 each! very pricy) were very new (see Disney and Forever 21 tshirt). However, their vintage jackets were dope (around $33) and for the most part seemed to be actually authentic. The other really cool find is the prom dresses and wedding dresses are only $10-$25…honestly great deals on some pretty dresses. Oh, and $30 vintage cowboy boots. That’s pretty awesome too. Overall, a pretty mixed bag for me but I enjoyed all around and seeing their wide selection and range, which brings them up to $4 for me.

the staff there are SO rude. This isn’t an isolated incident, this is from going multiple times, it’s usually the miserable older gay guy working there who is just standing behind the counter usually eating or gossiping, never greets you, never thanks you for spending money, never rings anyone up, I’m not sure what he is there for other than to make the shopping experience less enjoyable for everyone involved. They never check how many items you take into the fitting rooms, and they make you feel like you are inconveniencing them by being in the store. It’s a funny thing but without these annoying customers that guy won’t have a counter to stand behind and gossip/eat/do literally nothing. When going with friends we usually will place bets on a) if the miserable guy will be there, or b) if they will even acknowledge you when you come in the store. Out of the 8 times I’ve been, only 2 occasions was two staff members friendly-ish. Here is a top tip, if you hate customer facing work, don’t work in retail, work in a warehouse or literally anything where your sole job is to enhance customer experience. I gave three stars because I have actually found good items there at a somewhat reasonable price. But there are wayyyyy too many vintage shops around for brick and mortar businesses to be acting like the customer is a pest.

No AC and closed fitting rooms. Employee that checked me out didn't offer to give me a receipt and it took several moments to get her attention as she was sitting behind the counter texting. I called less than an hour later to see if a return OR an exchange for my item was possible and she said yes it was and then changed her mind partway through and said never mind, they have no return or exchange policy.