Buffalo Exchange

Paula Bunn

Expensive for what it is. But cool vibe and organized.

Paige Schwartz

I used to live in the neighborhood and it was always fun to browse and pick up a few interesting items. Just went back for the first time in years and sold a bunch of clothes. Nice to get almost $200 in trade for clothes we would have donated anyway. Of course they rejected some clothes that didn’t make sense to me but it’s always subjective, they aren’t going to take everything. The guy working the dressing rooms was nice. It was a fun albeit slightly chaotic time and I found a few good shirts and my husband found some lululemon and rag and bone pants for a good price. We saw some clothes we had just sold appear on the racks a minute later. They marked my husband’s jacket as a woman’s jacket haha.

Cha Cha

You just have to know what they are buying at the time. In other words, don't bring all your summer stuff when they're buying winter stuff at that time. Sometimes they have an overstock of a particular item, (Sandles or sweaters, for example) due to low sales, and they won't take yours, so while it may seem they are picky, it's really just business. I would sell my high end designer stuff on Craigslist though..just saying....

Laurel Zito

Trying to sell your clothes at the store you will realize its a scam. They aren’t going to take your clothes no matter what even when they’re in 100% perfect shape and 100% the latest fashion. The scam consists of them trying to at least get you into the store thinking you’ll buy some clothes. But I don’t believe that they ever buy peoples clothes. They probably just shop for their clothes at Goodwills or flea markets and then they mark them up and sell them.