This is the fourth outpost for the biz that got its start in Ridgewood in 2020 before expanding to Williamsburg and Bushwick.
Per the OPC website, the shops are a "creative platform for lovers of thrifted fashion. We welcome all to buy, sell, and trade their pre-loved clothing, shoes, and accessories every day of the week."
The Fourth Avenue retail space had been vacant since 2019, when the longtime home of the Salvation Army Family Store reportedly had the lease terminated.
The store is open daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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So the wonderful bygone SA Family Store filled with perfectly good used clothing, serendipitous tchochkes, kitchenwares, and furniture has morphed into a "creative platform for lovers of thrifted fashion." O tempora, o mores.
P.S. My spell checker highlighted "thrifted" as not a word. I quite agree.
How are prices
It's quite amazing how many "boutique", "vintage", "designer consignment", "by the pound" and "thrift" clothing stores have literally popped up in the last few years. I guess the throw-away fashions and the poor quality clothing offered in stores these days just ain't cutting it.
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