How Sweet It Was Vintage — Local services in Tucson

I was so excited to find a vintage store when I moved here and even more excited that they do buy. Unfortunately, they hang up on me twice when I called like they asked me to . But when I got inside the lady took took 2 sec and said..there was a stain on one of my dress (a dot) ont it while going through someone's else clothes that looked way washed out and old. Gave me such a bad taste. Mind you, I've been inside the store and looked at their clothes some with marks and stains. I don't know if it was because I was black but whatever it is, that was in poor taste. All my garments were actually vintage clothes because I got them at a vintage store myself. Won't be coming back here, I will take my business else were. I love my vitange clothes and will go where I'm appreciated and treated with care like my vitange clothes. The woman was very unfriendly too. She took one look at me and couldn't even pretend to be interested in my clothes. My black sisters and brothers, please take your...

How Sweet It Was Vintage is one of my favorite shops for all things vintage!! The employees are knowledgeable, kind, and friendly. The merchandise is clearly selected with a true love for vintage, and the prices are fair!! The owner, Crissy, does an Instagram show selling vintage items based on a theme every Sunday at 11 AM that is simply delightful and filled with fun facts on vintage. You can purchase vintage from the comfort of your home, and if you don't live in Tucson, she can mail you your purchases. Furthermore, she donates a percentage of the proceeds of every show to a different cause!!! I also love how thoughtful and conscientious they are around keeping our community safe while shopping, limiting the number of shoppers at one time and requiring masks. Quite wonderful and a real...

My mom went to this shop to sell some vintage items for me. She mistakenly gave her a box of gold, diamond and silver jewelry that was supposed to be sold for scrap. The person buying that day proceeded to convince my elderly mother that the jewelry was costume which it was not! My mom returned to the shop to retrieve a diamond bracelet, which she did return. She called the shop still upset that she felt taken advantage of. There were a lot of items that this lady took and along with the items my mom was meant to sell offered 250.00 dollars. When she spoke with this person she offered no apology or solution. ...