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Buffalo Exchange
4110 S Maryland Pkwy Ste 1, Las Vegas, NV | Map it
(702) 791-3960 | View Website
4110 S Maryland Pkwy Ste 1, Las Vegas, NV | Map it
(702) 791-3960 | View Website
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Loved this Shopping Experience. Friends of mine had been in Vegas a few weeks before us and said that because I am a used clothing princess shoppe,r that I must go to Buffalo Exchange. My girlfriend and I spent about an hour and a half in the shop and had a BLAST. The staff was really friendly and helpful. One young man inparticular ( with the metal bottom platforms) was a great help. We left happy with our purhases.We returned about an hour later as I had lost a braclet in the change room. It was safe in a drawer. Then the best part of my Vegas trip was .. on the way out I spotted ti amazing fur coat on a rack. fit perfect with a more perfect pricetag. thanks to the Very friendly staff. Don't lose that quality.…
Horrible store compared to San Diego's. I grew up in San Diego, going to the Buffalo Exchange's in Pacific Beach and Hillcrest, I'd buy, sell, and trade clothes about 3 times a year out there....so when I moved out to Vegas I was stoked to find out there was one here!!! However, that feeling didn't last long. The first time I went here they didn't buy one thing I had!!!! I would've donated it but I knew the PB store would buy it all (and they did). So after they rejected my stuff that would have definitely sold, I walked around and noticed how crappy and overpriced their inventory was.... But I always give places like this the benefit of the doubt, so I decided to wait a few months and go back. I just back from there and once again they didn't buy one piece of clothing I had, and a lot of it was in really good shape and/or from the Buffalo Exchange's in San Diego! I walked around again and noticed that their inventory was still crappy and overpriced, and that they had a lot of inventory! If the employees weren't so ignorant when it comes to fashion, this place could be thriving!!! I'm headed to California this weekend and I can't wait to get store credit at the Hillcrest Buffalo Exchange! I don't recommend this one to anyone....in fact, I'd be surprised if this store even makes it out of this economy alive. What a shame!…
Not quite a vintage boutique, not quite a thrift store: Chic clothes on these racks are the coolest castoffs around..
In Short
The first Buffalo Exchange opened in 1974 in Tucson, Arizona, and has since become a famous-label junkie's delight. The eclectic inventory is built by loyal customers who bring in
former favorites from their own closets to sell or trade. A constant turnaround of lightly worn men's and women's clothing and accessories keeps the bargain-hunting ground fertile for finds from the likes of Kate Spade, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci and others.
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Not worth it. I went here with some nice items, I have made hundreds selling at consignment stores. This one is more for high schoolers. You only earn 35% of what they sell the item for, such as, they offered me 43 dollars for a coach purse that originally sells for 400. If you shop at old navy and are okay with only making 1 for an item, it might be worth a frappicino. However, if you have expensive items, try ebay. Also the staff seems unprofessional, they're very young.…
Very disappointed. So, I had emailed for information ahead of time and spoke to a manager stating that I was bringing in some items for sale or trade. Aside from the fact that I was stated a price for what I described, I explained that I was coming in from across the country on vacation and was just looking to let go of items, but get money for them. I was encouraged to bring everything I wanted to get rid of and to get it evaluated. Shame on me, though, because I lugged an entire tote bag of items to Vegas from Massachusetts, and they only wanted one item. This item, a Lucky Brand bag furnished with leather and silk, which I had told the manager ahead of time was a little dirty, was accepted over my other items which were hardly worn and in much better condition. I paid $100 for it when it was in Macy's, which I regret, but I regret coming to this store, as I was made to feel like an idiot for lugging all of this stuff across the country, including a bag that I was told would get close to $20-$25, when they only offered me $8 for it, and that was just in trade-in value. NEVER QUOTE SOMEONE A PRICE ON AN ITEM IF YOU CAN'T PROMISE IT! Also, the prices were a joke and the selection was sub-par compared to other thrift and vintage stores I've been to. Don't bother with it.…
