Killer Trash

This place reeked of B.O. and the clothes were junky.

Lots of REAL vintage clothing… I encountered mostly 60’s-80’s clothing. Mostly women’s clothing, but with a good selection for men’s clothing as well.
Many of the clothes consist of dresses, coats, and flashy tops. They’ve got some belts, new wigs, costumes, accessories (like clutches and scarves.) that are mostly loved but in really good condition.
Overall, I loved the selections and the staff was lovely! Prices were higher than I was looking for and that was the only disappointment.

Came in looking for a jacket and a coat, left with a jacket and coat. Not a massive selection, but what was there is in good condition and different from the usual thrift shop fare. Definitely worth a look!

I was here last fall, and had a terrible time. Difficult to do for someone who loves thrift and vintage. There are very few plus sizes, and the owner (I assume) took it upon herself to dig through the disorganized store for anything that was remotely plus size, and not anything I was interested in purchasing. She was very pushy, insisting that I try on things, standing a foot outside the dressing room. I would have walked out of the store a minute after walking in the door, but she blocked my exit from the small store. She seemed high on something, which most likely influenced the interaction. The other woman was pleasant, and seemed somewhat embarrassed by the situation. I had to make up an excuse to get out of the store.

overpriced, lack luster used clothing store with RUDE customer service. the girl with the red hair and glasses seemed shady and made the experience very unwelcoming. will never return!!!

i hadn’t been to killer trash in about 2 years… it was always hit or miss with vintage and costumes, but enjoyable nonetheless. until this past weekend, i first tried to visit on saturday but they were closed. it was shocking to see a retail shop closed at 5 pm on a saturday. regardless, i came back and it seems the shop has taken a turn for the worse.
to start, the store has always been small and overcrowded with junk, but it was fun to hunt for treasures. i felt extremely claustrophobic — it now seems as if a flea market threw up in there… the store was filled with ugly clothes that looked like they came from k-​mart. half of the stuff in this store is not even vintage. the last thing i want to see at «killer trash» is garbage that looks like it is from KOHLS marked up to $ 28!!!
there was one dress i liked but it was full of holes and priced at a ridiculous amount. i’d rather find my treasures at value village. this place is no longer worth the time.

I was completely charmed by this store. I found a great mix of over the top and everyday wear in great vintage condition with no pretense. I scored an amazing black fringe leather jacket for $ 40. The customer service was super friendly and the pricing very reasonable. After looking for a bit and finding a few things to try on, the sweet girl working that day offered to hang my items in the dressing room. (I asked her name but forgot it!:(. She had curly long dark hair). While I was trying things on, she picked up on my personal style and brought me the cutest pair of vintage sailor pants! I loved them and bought them too and may have overlooked them if not for her. Thanks to her enthusiasm, I left with some really great pieces! She was so helpful (zipping me up and giving her honest opinion about the fit of things). I felt like I was shopping with a friend and I am excited to put this store in my regular shopping rotation.

I stopped by here during a walk the other week. It’s pretty cool, lots of costume stuff, kind of a small store though. Worth checking out.

I went to this shop today just looking around for vintage clothes and I decided to go into Killer Trash. Very pretty selection but very pricey. You will only find prices that are $ 45 to $ 55 maybe more nothing cheaper. I found a very pretty blue dress that I was going to try on. When I was about to try it on she told me that the dress looked to small and it wouldnt fit. She told me if I broke the zipper then I would have to buy it. I decided not to take any chances even with the rude comment. I don’t know why I didn’t leave but I didn’t and wanted to try on this very pretty blue beaded shirt. She told me again that it was very fragile and I have to be very carful putting it on because she would check if any bead was missing. I didn’t want to give my money to a place that was over priced and rude. So I left immediately. I recommend not coming here if you want to be judged or be worried you will break something. If you want to go to a vintage store go to The Zone or Katwalk. Very nice people that wont judge you.

Great little store with unique finds. It may be small, but it is mighty; plenty of sizes and styles from every decade. I found the perfect winter coat with a fur trim collar and it was even on sale. I even found a green velvet dress I didn’t even know I needed, just in time for the holiday season. The staff is helpful and friendly, and not so pushy like in other smaller vintage stores. This place is the gem of fells point.

The staff could not be nicer and more helpful. Unfortunately the owner is the exact opposite. Not only was she rude to the customers, she was extremely rude and disrespectful to her employees. She should learn customer service — especially because she owns such a seasonal store.

It’s an interesting spot, they helped me polish off a few details of my Halloween costume this weekend. They’d probably be well served to get on Etsy or create some other online storefront.
If you’re in the neighborhood support a local business, they’ve been stuck in the middle of the construction zone for too long.

Visited today. It’s nice, and you can find a few really interesting pieces. A tad pricey, maybe. I wasn’t overly impressed by the selection. If you’re looking for a great variety of vintage clothing, try The ZONE instead.

This place is less desirable than a dumpster, seriously. The crap in there is cheap and WAYYYYYY overpriced it’s just stupid. The people that work there are well… inattentive, you are just another annoying customer to them. I also have another fun fact! After going to this trash hole I went over to the Goodwill and I got talking to the cashier there about «Killer Trash». She told me that the owner and the other girls that work there come to the Goodwill buy clothes and then sell them at their store for 20x more!!! Do yourself a favor and just walk past this place and go to a local goodwill instead.

The one blonde girl that worked there was rude and didn’t seem to care, and it was my first time being in there. Needless to say, I’ll be spending my money where the associates don’t ask if you can support their drug use.

This is not your average thrift shop. The name literally says it all — KILLER Trash! The girls working we’re cute and fun and helped me find some amazing treasures. Great vintage jewelry selection. I walked out with a gorgeous amethyst antique ring and ceramic white rosé earrings. But that’s not all folks. I also found the perfect LBL — Alice Moon! And just as I was about to check out one of the lovely girls mentioned an 80s cut, black-​jean Guess jacket. Why yes, for $ 24 it is all mine now. I’m not from the Baltimore area but I have fallen in love with Fells and this adorable shop.

If you’re one of those good folks who gets compliments from people along the lines of, «Wow love your outfit, so interesting!!» or «That dress is so unique, where’d you find it??», then this little shop is definitely for you.
If you’re looking to go hard core for a theme party or get inspired for Halloween, also for you.
That said, I’m neither of those (well, most of the time; I guess I’m both of them on occasion…), but I spent a thoroughly thrilling 15 minutes in this walk-​in-​closet-​sized thrift store running from rack to rack yelling, «Did you see THIS?! Oh no wait, check THIS out!!!» It’s an absolute explosion of visual overload, with colorful craziness covering every inch. There’s crinolines of all colors, scandalous corsets, a weirdly classy pirate hat (that looks like you could aaaalmost where it off the pirate ship… see paragraph 1), 80s prom dresses, Cosby sweaters, multiple pairs of rainbow suspenders, tons of funky jewelry, cowboy boots, stripper boots, oh and some menswear I think (*yawn*).
I won’t tell you what I left with, but I did not leave empty-​handed! Shopping here is so fun, social appropriateness goes right out the window. It’s probably good that I don’t live nearby, or I’d be getting a whole lot more «compliments» on my interesting, unique fashion choices.

This place is what a vintage shop should be– tiny, cramped, filled to the brim with funky treasures. While in town for the weekend, the hubby and I popped in here to browse. He found a pair of killer cords within 5 minutes of walking thru the door, which is usually unheard of for him! The gals there are super nice and helpful and the vibe is very unpretentious and fun.
Not to mention, a framed pic of John Waters in the windiow. :)
This place seems to be a colorful staple in the Fells Point neighborhood and I am super glad we found it!

Fantastic little vintage store; perfect place to shop for your next costume party.
Lots of unique finds here and great prices. Service is excellent; staff is always friendly and very helpful. Great assortment of accessories and shoes.
Located in Fells Point, so perfect spot to grab lunch or dinner by the water afterwards. Plenty of off-​street parking nearby as well.
Love this store!

This is the estranged cousin of Trash and Vaudeville in NYC.
This consignment/​thrift store specializes in vintage and specialty/​costume attire. I found a cool vintage girdle for $ 18.50; the boyfriend scored himself the bargain of the day with the shirt he found in the $ 1 bin out front. We almost bought a ruffled shirt for him and a bustier for me so we could fit in with the whole pirate vibe going down closer to the river!
It’s like the scene in Devil Wears Prada where they show the fashion closet. Only instead of designer wares neatly lined up on racks and shelves there are racks of dresses, suits, vintage, and accessories everywhere you look. They even have a mouth-​watering selection of rings in the glass counter up front and enough shoes hidden under clothes racks around the store to keep you occupied for a week!
Definitely a must-​see if you happen to like shopping vintage; the experience alone is worth it!