Buffalo Exchange

Doesn't Recommend

mk1961

Joined 2 years ago

very disappointed.... i used to visit this store all the time and was very pleased. after my visit yesterday i'll never go back. i took two boxes full of clothes to sell (mostly t-shirts and casual shirts in very good shape...i care for my clothes meticulously) and they took none of them, stating they were "too worn" or "promo items". interesting was how that after i was turned away i browsed their t-shirt racks to find lots of "promo" t-shirts, and many other t-shirts that were stained, worn, torn, etc. lots of the stains were perspiration stains too. some of the staff also had a real attitude with me, like i wasn't on the same level of the food chain that they were...and the rest had a very fake niceness, particularly the girl that turned all my clothes away. from now on, i'll just go to the goodwill store down the street...the clothes will be better and there will be no attitude.

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Joined 10 years ago

Not quite a vintage boutique, not quite a thrift store: Chic clothes on these racks are the coolest castoffs around.. In Short
The first Buffalo Exchange opened in 1974 in Tucson, Arizona, and has since become a famous-label junkie's delight. The eclectic inventory is built by loyal customers who bring in former favorites from their own closets to sell or trade. A constant turnaround of lightly worn men's and women's clothing and accessories keeps the bargain-hunting ground fertile for finds from the likes of Kate Spade, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci and others.