Not everything in NYC is expensive:
The Most Affordable NYC Thrift StoresAuthor:Maria BobilaPublish date:Jan 8, 2016In New York City, there are vintage and thrift stores aplenty, but finding one that's actually affordable can be hit or miss. So we did the leg work for you, popping into shops we heard about, read about or just happened to pass by to survey their inventory and the price tags that come along with it. Here are our favorite NYC thrift stores that won't break the bank.
10 Ft. Single by Stella DallasTo break down this very large Williamsburg thrift store for you, the spacious back room is home to the shop's pricier pieces — avoid. The even bigger front area is where you'll find classic vintage styles priced around the store's sweet spot of $30. This locale is run by a thrift-savvy team from Japan, which, in the vintage and resale business, means they know exactly what they're doing when it comes to sourcing and trend forecasting.
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