I stayed in Tempe for 2 weeks over Christmas, and this place was right across the street from my AirBnB - I had to take a look, and ended up buying so many dresses that I literally had to sit on my suitcase to get it to zip shut when I went home! TONS of stuff, and fairly good prices! I picked up a few Free People dresses that were all between $12-20, which is less than I usually spend when I get them on ebay! Can't wait to stop by next time I am in town!

I never miss an opportunity to hit a resale shop! We needed some shorts anyway because the weather was warmer than expected for the time of year. Unfortunately, the selection of women's shorts was very small (in style and amount), but we still walked away with some great deals. Like any resale place, it is hit or miss. Lots of guy clothing, which is unusual, and changing rooms, which helps you not have to guess on fit. Per an earlier reviewer, I will say that the prices were higher than one might normally find at this type of place, particularly since it looks pretty low budget on decor, fixtures, and cleaning crew. Still nowhere near retail. We walked off with like new hiking boots for $30 and high end golf shorts for $12.

Its to expensive for a secondhand store, it would be best buy some things brand new. however I saw there some interesting things there

i happened to see the store as my shuttle drive by, it's not to far from the Mill district on university, so I walked back to it. There were a few nice vintage items that I did not have enough room in my suitcase for, but everything was mostly overpriced. There were some nice boots, but they were almost priced at retail. They have both men's and women's clothing. If you have some time to kill, check it out. Otherwise, your time will be better spent elsewhere.