Kulture on 39th

Cool funky selection but very small. With the limited space I’d hoped for something a little more curated though. Service was distracted, ambience has potential.

Yet another cute little boutique shop in KC. It’s got a small footprint, but packs a wallop in terms of quality and quantity of items in stock. Stop by when you’re in the market for a unique piece of clothing. :)

Impressive collection, it kinda feels like walking into a dressing room backstage on Broadway. Tons of stuff, accessories everywhere but it’s all very tidy. Two gals were working and so nice. Just a couple of great human beings hanging out and talking. I love when costumer service becomes so genuine like this.
They have their own lil parking lot which seems to be rare for a 39^th street business but also means killer easy access. The profit also goes for a great cause, yessss. Most importantly ridiculously affordable (like student affordable) and one of kind finds (also can be a downer cause if its not your size too bad). Great idea and love that Kulture made it’s home on west 39^th street.

This is my new favorite thrift shop! They have an awesome selection of both vintage and more modern pieces, all very reasonably priced. I found a gorgeous vintage dress that fit perfectly! Plus, the proceeds all go to disabled veterans and their families. Love it!

Love this upscale thrift store. I told the owner I was looking for Miche bag cover, so she took my name and number, and called me on two different occasions when she got one in. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back.

Finally had the opportunity to stop in and I was very pleased. It’s a trendy/​vintage second hand store similar in style to Arizona Trading Company, but it is a not for profit with proceeds going to Disabled American Veterans. It’s very well organized and there are some great finds there. And listen to this service! They have what are called «Customer Books». If you are looking for a specific item, they will take your request and information and text you photos of items as they come in. If you want to buy a fabulous item like a (faux?) fur coat or leopard print shoes (yes, I saw these items there today) but aren’t ready to commit, you can ask them to hold the item while you think about it for a day. If you donate a full trash bag of clothing or home goods, you get a 20% discount. If you like them on facebook, you get a discount. It’s a small boutique, but they have a wide variety of items for both men and women. They have one dressing room. The prices aren’t as low as a Savers or Goodwill, but you’re paying for the selection and services of the store. Check them out!