Le Point

This is my little secret shop. As a career woman and Mother to five I can use the extra cash I save on going here for pieces that I would elsewhere pay top dollar. I have found everything from The Gap shirt and jeans to Armani to a Tods bag which I paid $ 7 bucks for I later saw online it was sold only in London for 700 pounds!!! Score!!!

This thrift store is one of the greatest examples of «don’t judge a book by its cover» EVER. I always walk past this place while headed to the train, but didn’t care to go in because it doesn’t look promising. To be frank, it looks shabby. Only reason I stepped in one day is because I was helping a friend go through her closet and noticed the cutest brand name (I believe Zara) powder blue slip dress, apparently snagged from this place for THREE dollars. Three.
Anyway, I went there with a lot of hope and I was not disappointed– grabbed a super cute Liz Taylor striped velvet crop top (5 bucks), an old navy oversized denim Sherpa (10 bucks) and a Liz Taylor olive green suede jacket (3 bucks). All good quality. They have an insanely great selection of jackets, some designer. I fell in love with a camel fringe coat (non-​designer) but it was huge :-(The sheer amount of jeans and shorts they have is overwhelming, it takes up half the store. If you’re a vintage 501s person, go wild.
Only cons I can think of are:
–Their «shopping bags» literally being black garbage bags with NO handles. Guys, come on. I don’t want to walk all the way home tugging a literal garbage bag along. Bring your own bag to avoid this.
–Another con (that’s not really a con because it’s so cute) they have a cat. It’s orange and young and if you pet it, it will play fight with you. It also roams freely around the racks, touching and rubbing itself on the clothing, so like… if you’ve got allergies, beware.

I was wondering how long before this store near my work would finally hit Unilocal.Children’s clothes are not great, at least on my visits: sometimes costing as much as new would, and not as good a selection as the former Goodwill in Bed-​Stuy (RIP), or even the Goodwill in downtown BK. Once I got a good pair of baby overalls, and otherwise nothing. Pretty hit and miss for women’s clothes, too: again, I think Goodwill has better stuff, but at least the prices are good.

This is by far the cheapest thrift shop I’ve been too. I’ve scored so many good deals. clothes with and without tags. lots of brand name clothing. Love it! Just hope it doesn’t get to popular and they start jacking the prices up. lol

Just yesterday I’ve made a quick trip there, I usually bypass the fact I never get lucky. I’ve happened to take a quick browse and caught a hit deal, three pairs of designer toddler shoes for daughter and three vintage tops. I walked out with only spending $ 21

Brooklyn’s best kept secret. Came upon this shop by chance. Got a few banana republic pants, jcrew jackets and a brook brother coat. Shocked and the price can’t beat it.