Mahps Vintage

It would help if the owner was friendly. I walk and am not warmly greeted– instead im welcomed with a look of annoyance. Really great/​cute products, slightly overpriced for what they offer.
I’d come back cause they got a bunch of nice things but damn– can she fix her attitude?
Cute dog though

I’m borderline obsessed with this place. I’ve even been known to show up twice in one weekend. Every time I’m in Greenpoint I come by. The clothes are well-​curated, well-​stocked (they add new stuff to the racks every day), well-​organized, well-​priced, always on-​trend, AND in good condition. Practically everything I’ve gotten here I’ve worn to death and I always get compliments when I wear them out. I’d about given up on decent vintage shopping in Brooklyn, as everything is either overpriced or dumped into a dusty warehouse (COUGH BEACONS COUGH), but I dunno what I’ll do if MAHPS ever goes away. This place rules.

This is my favorite vintage shop in Brooklyn!!! I find something every time I stop in. This store offers a lot of designer items at AMAZING PRICES! This is so rare for the Williamsburg/​Green Point area! Everything is so well organized, so it’s always a pleasant shopping experience. The owner is definitely passionate about her business. She has an amazing eye for clothing and you can see it in the selection offered in her store. Staff is super chill and they always help me put an outfit together. I don’t shop anywhere else anymore because this shop has everything!

Favorite vintage spot in Greenpoint. Full of staple pieces and special finds. From Indigo Jeans to YSL – there’s a nice spectrum of brands all really reasonably priced. Also open late enough (8PM!!!) for afterwork shopping. The men’s section is pretty rad too.
When thrifting, it’s important to keep in mind that you’re buying clothing with a history. If there’s a hole or a button missing, the piece was priced with that in mind. Easy quick fixes for anyone. Mahps does an amazing job at providing eclectic style for all of us weirdos – embrace it and be happy.
Also – cutest shop dog ever.

I have loved this neighborhood store since it opened, but after an event over the holidays I will no longer be returning. For christmas and my birthday which happen to fall on the same day, my boyfriend purchased a pair of boots from the shop that I had tried on earlier and fallen in love with. Unfortunately he bought the wrong pair and they were too small.
To the shops’ credit they did tell him that there were absolutely no returns and that all sales were final. But I thought surely for a pair of shoes that I could do nothing with, for a customer who loves them and follows them on instagram and supports them in other such ways, and if not for any of those other things at least for the love of little baby jesus, they might make an exception. I was promptly shot down by the woman on the phone, after explaining my situation, with seemingly no care or concern.
True, it is not fair of me to expect them to change their policy when it was clearly stated at the start, but this is simply not a good way to do business. As a person who supports neighborhood businesses as much as possible, it would be nice to receive some support back as a customer. I simply wasn’t feelin the love. That is all.
I recommend Fox and Fawn on Manhattan Ave, the prices and variety are better, and they will do anything and everything they can to ensure you are a satisfied customer.

Great prices on very well-​curated stock. Love their 50% off rack.

The shop itself is well organized and modestly priced. Right now the vibes are the Brenda years of 90 210. Girl at the counter… eh. I’ve stopped in twice, and for some weird reason I still say hi to her even though she smirks in response. I like that she doesn’t bug me while I browse, but her attitude makes the clothing seem less cute.

This store is hands-​down the best vintage store I have ever been to in THE WORLD. The selection is amazing and the prices are affordable — especially compared to other vintage shops in the area. I have bought my favorite pieces from this shop — and have made good friends with the owner of the shop, who is so sweet and funny. MAHPS is the best!!!

Don’t get me wrong– the clothes are pretty great and reasonably priced. I just don’t understand how someone who owns a vintage store is so unwelcoming, rude and unwilling to help.
I bought a great vintage silk jumpsuit but noticed the clasp was hanging off. When I brought it to her attention at the counter she said, «all you need to do is sew it.» No offer to give me a discount or fix it herself.
Also, when I walked in and said hello she barely acknowledged my presence. She was watching a movie on her laptop. If you don’t like treating customers well then why own a store? My advice, hire someone in there who has worked retail before and has some manners. Shame on you!

Loved the brands and I was surprised on the prices — they were actually reasonable. Most shirts in the 20s or 30s — good American brands like Pendleton, Carhardtt, LL Bean and the et cetera. I found it by going on the Greenpoint Vintage Crawl. Will definitely go back.
Prices are so out of control in Williamsburg and Greenpoint. This was refreshing — it’s like halfway between a 2^nd-​hand store and a boutique. Fine by me.

So happy this place opened a permanent location in GP so I don’t have to brave the Flea every weekend! Around the corner from fox and fawn, so its an extra place to stop on my way home from the train when I’m in the mood to spend some dough. Unlike other random-​ass «vintage» stores in WB/​GP that try to sell you polished shit for $ 100+, MAHPS has a rad selection of fun trendy vintage/​retro pieces, all for mostly under $ 50! Anytime I stop by, I find another wardrobe essential; vintage linen dresses, ditsy florals for $ 28, and silk blouses for $ 22.
Don’t knock it ’til you try it, and you should try it

My favorite vintage store in Brooklyn, and the bane of my bank account since it opened blocks away from my apartment at the beginning of the summer. They have a great thing going over here– a beautiful open space, a pared and curated selection, and prices that make it all too easy to tell your shopping buddy to ‘just go for it!”
The owner has been honing her eye for things us Brooklyn gals want in her many years over at the Flea, and, now, us Greenpointers can reap the benefits. All the pieces are finely tuned to a certain aesthetic, that’s for sure– but it just so happens to be my ideal. In my opinion, the sign of a good vintage shop, and any boutique for that matter, is that you know what you’re getting into (while expecting to be surprised by some stellar finds in the process), and that’s certainly the case with Mahps.
Whenever I find myself in need of a little sartorial inspiration by way of a jumpsuit, romper, or even a quirky-​print on a staple, feminine silhouette… not to mention cute crop tops, perfect flat, and, recently, even an awesome selection of vintage jewelry pieces (aka everything my heart and closet desire)…I find myself walking into Mahps and coming out with at least one new find. Even though I’d like to keep this secret stash of goodies for myself… it’s too much goodness, and the countless friends I’ve raved to about this Greenpoint gem can attest to it.
Bonus points for the cute in-​house puppies that you’ll often find and fawn over.
PS It’s not just for the ladies – my boyfriend has found some great items there too.

I was in a great mood came from Brooklyn standard and mcgorlick farmers market. It looked very clean and was merchandised well. i walked in the door and gave a very friendly hello to which i got rolled eyes from the woman behind the counter who appeared to have her boyfriend there and was way more interested in him than me. I get it work is way less fun than playing coochie coo with her bf! I looked around was offered no help. when i asked how long the store had been open the answer was «oh April i think» and back to boyfriend. i asked if she was the owner and she said no. I actually liked a few things but their attitude was insulting to the customers and the owner and made me leave. I tried to even say thank you and good bye but no response. There are a lot of vintage stores maybe this was an off day with an employee that should have stayed in bed with her bf. The ironic thing is i would have never written this review if the employee and her bf were some shade of polite. But they lacked the basic common courtesy you give to a client when they enter a retail space. 2 stars because it looks like someone cares about the business and i liked the clothes!

Fantastic store, some good men’s clothing. I’ve nabbed some great items here.

Thank you, Greenpoint! Finally, a fixture in the neighborhood, just far enough off the beaten (Manhattan) path, that it doesn’t feel picked over. The vintage gods have answered MY shopping prayers…
An exquisite curation of contemporary and vintage clothing, shoes and accessories; it’s impossible to leave without a piece you aren’t crazy in love with. My most recent head-​over-​heels buy was with a Kate Moss channeling, flowy navy romper with white polka dots. The store is clean, bright and organized and the girls working there are super sweet.
Oh! And did I mention it’s insanely well priced? My aforementioned romper cost me less than a 5Leaves Burger and a glass of wine. Honestly, Mahps, where have you been all my life?!