Giddy Upcycle

Love this store!!! There’s a little of everything. The clothes range in all sizes, the repurposed and refurbished items are one of a kind, and my favorite is the lotion wall. I haven’t tried lotion that has lasted and kept my hands soft even after washing my hands. The store in general is a little pricey, but amazing! It always helps that the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

Not cheap at all. Actually, very overpriced. That being said, the items are awesome — shabby chic and industrial rustic pieces. Really cool stuff, but nowhere near affordable.

Amazing boutique! They have it all… the clothes are adorable, and the home furinshing are shabby chic cute! I had a great experience there!!!

Working the Flea is a pretty neat store. Its a tiny boutique off Camp Bowie that is pretty hard to miss if you’re not paying attention.
I would probably describe this store as a more reasonable and more unique version of Anthropologie. Inside, you can find vintage furniture and other unique decorations for any room in the house. They had this awesome light blue buffet for $ 500. I talked to the owner and she said that many of the items for sale are found at garage sales or flea markets (thus the name im assuming). I’d definitely come back here and see what pieces she has from time to time

Working the Flea is possibly THE coolest store I’ve discovered in the last three years since I moved back to Fort Worth.
That’s not a compliment that I dish out lightly.
This store combines all the fun of flea market junking with the twist of an artistic/​decorators eye. The result is fantastic one-​of-​a-​kind pieces that have been hand-​picked, cleaned up (and in some cases, repainted), and made ready for you to take home to love.
In the four months they have been open, I have so far carted home two pieces of furniture and almost a half dozen decorative elements for a guest room that I redecorated, several found objects that I’m trying out in various places in my home, and a handful of jewelry pieces. I have tried to steer clear of the clothing but I don’t think I“ll be able to resist for long.
Every time I walk in, I find about twenty things I can’t live without. Unfortunately for me (and fortunately for my pocketbook), if I don’t pick quickly, they are gone the next time I return. In the realm of things that I have NOT taken home (but wished later I did), I’ve found everything from a cool retro 40s chandelier to ceramic Virgin Mary statuettes to an amazing sideboard (which I was picturing as the perfect dresser for my guest room.
It’s dangerous having this joint in the neighborhood as I can’t help but stop in every time I drive by and they are open!
Working the Flea saves me the hard work of having to go dig myself for that perfect finishing piece or a great gift for a girlfriend.