Pink Junktique

This store looks so cute and welcoming. I was very excited since I wanted to do some antiquing when I visited. However, most items in the store are very overpriced. Not what I was expecting. They have a lot of beautiful things but not worth the tag price. The lady who was working the register was very sweet and helpful. Lots of treasure to look through here.

I’ve been here a few times and every time i manage to find great vintage home décor. I love walking around and seeing all the antiques.

Yes we are a fan. It was great to walk around and look at what was considered old to me. Books, CDS, VCR, I know it is 2015 now. Isn’t that something. But they even have the old camera with the flash bulb and lovely setup mostly everything has a theme.
Very pricey. But it was great to check it out.

Great selection of merchandise — nice condition, mostly good quality, tastefully displayed, a mixture of vintage and new, with several items I would have loved to have, were it not for the astronomical prices. Example: fun metal lawn flamingos for $ 118 each. These were not handcrafted art, but mass-​produced in China (per the little sticker on the bottom of each). Found an online merchant selling the same item new: 3 for $ 38. As others have commented, the proprietor ignored us and was frosty when we spoke with her.

Not what I was expecting when I saw the sign and spun the truck around and pulled in the back parking lot, yet another great reason to Unilocal first. By no means do I think this is any less than the name describes it just I’m really not into ladies 70’s retro clothing.
There are a few nic nacs thrown in for good measure making it more a thrift store than an antique shop. Very nice owner very clean and organized I guess you’d have to be to demand some of the prices on the tags but again I’m no expert on this type of apparel.

This is a thro back to the 70s but prices are a bit to high for me. All in all cute store

I am very pumped up about the shit from this thrift shop. They had so much great stuff, but alas, I couldn’t fit it all in my suitcase.
I was very happy to see that they had a lot of stuff in my size, which is sometimes difficult to find in thrift and consignment shops. They also had nice designer clothing, Marc Jacobs, Chanel, and the like, but each item was over the $ 100 mark and that was still too much for my budget. But for designer clothing, the pricing was great.
I went home with this gorgeous coat (only a Bostonian can pick up a coat in the Florida Keys) that only cost me $ 55. I looked up the name on the tag and found it’s a brand sold at Nordstrom. The new coats under that name are currently retailing for $ 385. I’m sure the coat I grabbed was a few years old, but it’s in great shape and it’s one of those timeless cuts and colors that I’ll be rocking for ages.
To quote Maklemore, «this is fucking awesome».

I was so excited to stop here after I read about this shop! What a complete disappointment. They carry nothing larger than a medium and when I walked in the woman working, who I am assuming was the owner since she was placing merchandise, was very frosty. This was even more obvious when I saw the warmth with which she greeted the next group of women. The whole thing was odd and the prices are OUTRAGEOUS! 65 dollars for a nightgown that looked like it came out of someone’s bottom drawer.