Revive Thrift Shop

Beautiful consignment shop. Clean, almost looks like a unique little boutique. Clothes that they sell are in great shape — lots of good brand names.
The only negative of this place was the women who worked there. Rude… period. I felt so uncomfortable I couldn’t wait to leave and for that I will never go back. And that’s a shame cause it’s an adorable shop with great things.

Oh my goodness. This is my new fav place to shop. They have an amazing one of a kind collection that you won’t find anywhere else.
The employees are very knowledgable and helpful all while being friendly. I’ll be a regular for sure. Follow them on Instagram to see all of their sales.

STL has a decent selection of thrift stores and Revive is a great contribution to that list.
The worst thrift stores are the unorganized ones and Revive doesn’t fall victim to that. Everything is neatly put apart and grouped together. The other thing bad thrift stores have is wayyyyy to much ish. Revive does a great job at curating what they take in and not just selling everything they get/​find.
I came here to look at the furniture. I didn’t end up getting anything but they had some really cool pieces. It wasn’t craigslist cheap but still a good deal if you find what you need. I’ll have to come back to check out if they’ve gotten anything new.

If you are thrifting, google maps your a** down here RIGHT NOW. I got all my summer essentials plus some accessories and everything looks like I bought it brand new from a fancy boutique. Very beautiful, very affordable, and it’s all for a great cause (you can see their mission statement in other reviews). ALSO, the lady brought me a cup of water when I said I was thirsty.

Only high quality items, very well organized. Friendly staff, clean and well kept location.

I made my first visit today and was really impressed by their highly curated selection of menswear. When I think of a thrift shop I imagine digging through mountains of garbage before finding something good, but it was obvious they carefully selected each item they sold. The vibe was upscale and modern, the employees were friendly and responsive. I plan to stop in a few times a month.

Follow their Instagram orange to find out when they are having specials or when they have specialty items. All books are free! The clothes are well-​organized (ladies on the left, men on the right). The ladies section is organized by season (short sleeves on one rack, long sleeves on another, pants on one rack, skirts on another). There was a special discount section near the fitting rooms. This month they are offering all winter clothing for $ 1 $ 3 or $ 5. There were some awesome name brand coats for $ 5! There are some more season specific items on more prominent racks (cute summer dresses, or flowy tank tops).
The right side of the store features furniture and some small home accents. They had a 140 piece China set, they have stationary, they have vases, couches, chairs, tables… What you would expect in a thrift store, but with a more refined, orderly feel.

Great thrift store. They have beautiful furniture, which is made by a shop they partner with. They even have a section of fitness clothes, scarves, plenty of shoes. The jewelry there looks brand new and hand made. The cashier today was really friendly and greeted everyone and answered questions as I was walking around.

A really nice thrift store where they have clothes for men and women, shoes for both, some nick knacks and a lot of furniture. Everything was tidy and neat and clean.
I was really going to the pet store down the strip and saw revive and decided to go in. I didn’t have a lot of extra time but I thought it was a great place to go back to when I have more time.
I was impressed.
The people who worked there were very friendly and welcoming and I do want to get back there soon when I can really take my time to look around and shop.

I stopped by here on my month-​long conquest to find a dresser after my move. I was very pleasantly surprised to see my dream dresser AND it was on sale! I got it for less than $ 100 with delivery.
I was very impressed with their furniture selection. There was good variety of pricing. There were some items which were in perfect condition or repainted beautifully and more expensive. I ended up going for a much cheaper dresser which needs some work, but is great quality.
Delivery was $ 25, the gentlemen who delivered were so nice. They made the whole thing super easy and convenient. They brought it up to my apartment and put it where I requested.
I will certainly go back to look for more furniture and recommend it to others! Thanks Revive!

very nice clean thrift store in my neighborhood. Easy parking lot, friendly employees and good deals– I give this place a gold star!!!

Mission: St. Louis is a non-​profit organization, «empowering people to transform their lives, families, and neighborhoods.» They offer a variety of programs to help our city. This is their thrift shop.
I absolutely love the look of this place. I’d describe it as refurbished sixties retro industrial glam. I took one interior design class in high school, so believe me when I say I have absolutely no idea what I’m talking about. :p
I just mean it’s one of those cool thrift stores. You won’t feel gross here.
On my visit today, they had clothing for both genders, accessories, books, furniture, and household goods. Things seemed to be in good condition.
Most of the clothing here was youthful, and they had some NWT items as well. They also had a half-​off rack, a $ 3 rack, and a small $ 1 rack.
I tried on an Ann Taylor Loft dress ($ 9) and a Free People hoodie ($ 10). Neither looked good on me, which was really unfortunate because I loved that Free People hoodie.
I saw several signs that said books were free. One said they were «free,» so I can’t help but wonder if there is some kind of catch.
The furniture looked dated. You can call it vintage if you prefer. The pieces were in good condition, but they weren’t my style. They were my grandma’s style or my hipster friend’s style – or my hipster grandma’s style. Furniture was on sale today, and there was free delivery. I’m not sure if they offer free delivery all the time or if it was part of the sale.
Purchases here are tax-​free. Perhaps even better, they have a parking lot right in front of the building.
Although I didn’t find anything today, I’ll keep Revive in my thrift store rotation.

This little Thrift Shop has it all — good vintage furniture and a good selection of clothing. Some of the clothing (and shoes) still have the original price tags on them, but are being sold for a fraction of what’s listed.
I’ve never gone in and not found something I wanted to bring home. Their prices are much more reasonable than some of the other shops in the area and their selection is top-​notch. I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for clothing at reasonable prices and decent quality.

I got some nice, cheap pieces of furniture from here. A couch in great condition and a floral pattern chair. Also, a nice cream table to go along with the chair. There was a much larger selection of furniture than I expected. Very nice stuff too. Of course the nicer it got the more expensive it got but they definitely have items that fit well into anyone’s budget. I didn’t look at the clothes much because I was looking for furniture, but my sister got a very nice pair of ballet flats for six dollars. They were cream and black and in really great condition as well. I would definitely recommend checking this place out. I’m looking forward to going there again to look at some of the clothing items.

What a lovely surprise my daughter and I were out shopping on a rainy Saturday afternoon. We found cute clothes, cute home accessories, refurbished furniture and an eclectic but warm enviroment. It will definitely be a monthly stop thru to see what is new. The only reason it didn’t get 4 stars is because we didn’t see any plus size clothing which for me is a bit of an issue.

My goodness. I’ve found my favorite thrift shop ever. It looks and feels like the type of vintage store where you’re hit in the face with $ 80 sweaters and $ 3,500 midcentury modern buffets. But alas, it’s a regular thrift store… just with a LOT more style. Everything’s arranged with care and the stuff they have is 99% perfect, clothes you would want to wear and things you would display in your home. I actually wore a t-​shirt I bought here without washing it first and I don’t think that has ever happened before. The girl working also seemed like a hipper than thou type you would find in the expensive vintage boutiques, but she was extremely down to Earth and friendly. Nice surprises all around, not least of all the perfect plaid vintage Liz Claiborne shirtdress I got for six bucks — I think I am in love. They do have some more expensive items here and there but they are actually worth the prices marked. Books are free. How great is that? I’ll stop gushing…

One stop shop for cute dresses, Richard Marx cassette tapes, and chic furniture. Not only do they have a wonderful mission, but I leave each trip with new home décor ideas! Although the furniture is re-​purposed, you’re hard-​pressed to find particle board crap. Everything is lovingly rehabbed and is of great quality. You’ll also find new pieces every now and again.
This is the one thrift shop where I know my donations are being used for a good purpose and my purchases are going back into the community. I highly recommend!

I love this place. I bought three beautiful wooden chairs for $ 30 and the staff was friendly, warm, and helpful. Can’t wait to go back.

Great thrift shop. I went there for an overstock $ 10 bag sale. This was no ordinary bag sale. It was A GARBAGE BAG sale. What a deal! All the clothes were clean, some had tags, and I found a few goodies.
In general, normal thrift shop clothes, household goods, shoes, etc. BUT plenty of boots (overheard the cashier say a board member works for a shoe distributor — many still had tags), AND plenty of neat revived furniture using chalk paint and other crafty methods that you’d see on Pinterest (but wouldn’t have the time/​patience to do). I will definitely be returning here.
Plus, I believe all profits go to the Journey Church on Kingshighway.

Revive is an new thrift shop opened at Vandeventer and Kingshighway. They have clothes, furniture, housewares, jewelry and a variety of other things. They also have a program to support young adults with training programs and money raised goes to winterize low income homes. The inventory is in pretty good condition.