Mystery Train

Are they still open? Im here and theres no signs, no business schedule. Does anyone know?

Literally a hole in the wall. I think it was smaller than my bedroom. They didn’t really have clothes in my size.
This place would never be found if it weren’t for their display board placed on the corner of Havemeyer & Hope. I still don’t understand where the employees go to pee because I’m pretty sure there’s no bathroom in there.

I followed a sign pointing to this store not knowing what to expect, but the detour turned out to be worthwhile. It’s tiny but packed with clothes, shoes and accessories that could keep you digging for longer than you might think. it’s not far from other staples of Williamsburg, so it’s definitely worth the detour. The guy working was super nice and even gave me a discount when he saw I had been to Guvnor’s earlier in the day (apparently it’s their «sister» store, sweet!)

They
Opened
The store in
October and
Sell nice used clothes but limited by size.

Great tiny little vintage store — tucked away, and worth the trip to Williamsburg! Owners are super great and extra punky (co-​owner Rico is in a rock and roll band called WLWL, which is… great), clothes are brilliant. I just picked up a huge bowling knit zipper sweater– one of a kind. Support this place– it’s got character out the ying yang, and better prices than any vintage store around…