Your Turn Vintage

This place is a lot bigger than it looks from the outside. They have a good diversity of items, ranging from vintage clothes and furnishings to 8-​track players and costume jewelry. True to our form, we were here for more than two hours. Anytime a place has a lot of interesting diversity in their items, we tend to stay for a very long time. A good antique/​vintage store should keep your attention for awhile and this place does a good job of that. Always something intriguing being that mannequin, under that hat, in amongst those posters. Everything was in good to excellent condition and priced well. We purchased several items and were allowed to take a couple photos of a few other things to see if they will fit in our house. We will definitely be back!

This store is definitely interesting and not lacking in overflowing antiques. I like the way it doesn’t feel «cramped» like some antique stores in St. Paul. The organization of this store is very nice. One part of the store is dedicated to retro 1960’s furniture. Do you like records? Then, you need to check this place out. But, expect to find the same old records like your older sister’s Rick Springfield, Boston, Falco, or George Michael records. Maybe you have to hunt for the good stuff or some ace record collector swoops in and gets the good stuff before I do. I noticed some cool new posters like Neil Young, Soul Coughing, and Siouxsie that were still wrapped in plastic by the records section. This place also has tons of antique costumer jewelry and glass wear if you are into that.

The colorful storefront, adorned with a few well-​balanced stacks of painted televisions and an old purple chair finally lured me in after a month of driving by. Inside, it’s pretty great too.
There’s a massive inventory of unique and well displayed vintage stuff and a knowledgable and friendly staff to tell you all about it. The prices are VERY reasonable.
Over the past months, it’s become one of my go-​to places for unique gifts for family and friends.

Big sprawling shop that has a great layout and flow. Lots of vignettes and color groupings that make it fun to shop. Good variety of merchandise and lots of it. Not always the cheapest prices but i usually leave with some trinket (Dr. Giggles movie button-​score!) plus the atmosphere makes it a pleasant trip no matter what.
Your Turn is in one big building that’s been split into three retail spaces. Next to it is Fantasy Gifts so you can’t beat that. Or you could beat that with stuff from Fantasy Gifts. Next to Fantasy Gifts is Best of Times, or Maharaja’s version 2.0. And then down 7^th street is Savoy’s, so your afternoon is made.

This place is much bigger than you would have expected given where it’s located. There was so much to see, but laid out in a way that made it easy to see everything.
We came in from the back? I think? It has two entrances, one with a little parking lot next to the Fantasy Gifts and another all the way through the store and ends with a sliding glass door. We came down the stairs and saw that there was a section on our right that was arranged by color. A nice touch and what inspired me to write this little review.
To see all the green items together was really cool. There was a lamp, some bowl, a bunch of glassware, and figurines. There was a blue and a red section as well. Made looking for things more fun by far.
I overheard one of the other patrons say that the stock changes regularly, so this will be added to my rotation of antique stores around St. Paul.
Worth stopping in.