Two Timer Resale Boutique

Beautiful place. Love the owner and her workers. Bought a bunch of cute items. They have great shoes and clothing for great prices. It’s in a busy area that makes the overall experience lively and enjoyable. Large and spacious. Good finds in there so be sure to get to digging.

This little place I so cute. Lots of nice things besides clothes. They also have cards, hair pieces, jewelry, bags and if you’re looking for a prom dress to buy or sell this is the place to go. if you walk all the way to the back they have dresses galore amongst other things like shoes. they have a fitting room as well. Not much in the way of xl clothing but you wont walk out empty handed. Priced not bad at all on the clothing. the other goods may be a bit pricey but that’s because the condition is great and the brands are real. They also offer seasonal sales and sometimes have bins with sale clothing neatly folded inside for you to rifle through just enough to find that perfect soft shirt for $ 3.00 :)

Love this place! I’m going to a bunch of thrift shops throughout the boroughs to find stuff for a trip I’m taking to Texas to build houses. Right now all I was looking for was jeans and tops that I wouldn’t mind ruining. This store had a great selection of all types of clothes and accessories in every size! Their merchandise was in great quality too, unlike other places in SI that I’ve seen! The store was bright and welcoming, and even had designer items including Louis Vuitton and Coach, IN GREAT CONDITIONS! I will definitely be back after my trip to find stuff for my spring wardrobe! Go visit! I promise you’ll find something!

For some reason, this store made me feel like I was back in Rhode Island, not Staten Island. It just gave me a funky, College Hill type vibe. (Uh, that’s College Hill, Providence.) That’s a good thing!
The front of the store has a bunch of new funky, humorous novelties and handmade-​type items, mostly geared toward women (cosmetic bags and such). There’re some cases of jewelry, but unfortunately the «handmade» didn’t extend that far; it was all «fashion jewelry.» It’d be awesome if they got some locally-​made jewelry or at least some vintage stuff in. They also had a nice selection of handbags.
The back 2/​3rds of the store is a consignment boutique. It appears they have a good turnover — I’ve only visited once, but while I was there, new clothes were going out onto the racks, and several women who were clearly regulars were chatting about whether their stuff had sold and how they couldn’t get out the door without picking up something new!
The majority of the clothes were mid-​range stuff, with a few designer names here and there. The condition was good, and the prices were very reasonable. They also had a good number of things on sale. I got a top (no tag) for $ 12, a two-​piece set from Citiknits for $ 10, and a tank from New York & Co. on sale for $ 2.