Every Thing Goes Clothing

If you have been inside a thrift shop before than you more or less know what to expect. The lay out is in a few small rooms so it gives you a cozier vibe than the Salvation Army on Staten Island. There is a decent selection, I thought it was funny that I saw a few soccer jerseys from places as far away as Garden City.

Great finds!!! The staff are really very sweet and accommodating. They also sell some jewelry and Ben Nye make up for Halloween, they have a good selection of costumes. Only thing is I noticed is the lack if small sizes. It’s close to the ferry which is nice if you’re from lower manhattan and you want a cheap shop and a relaxing ferry ride, although the neighborhood is a bit dodgy. All in all this place is one of the best thrift shops on the island if not the best!

My pants zipper gave out and I needed pants in a pinch, leading me to this place. What I discovered was an amazing selection of simple and sharp clothes for less than $ 5 – 10 apiece, with friendly staff willing to help out at a moment’s notice. I got a great pair of slacks for under $ 5, and part of me wishes I had gone on a shopping spree and blown $ 50 on a wardrobe of great work clothes. Maybe next time! I definitely recommend checking it out if you’re looking to add some snazzy essentials to your wardrobe on a budget.

Quirky little thrift shop located near the ferry. They have a good selection for both men & women, as well as a floor for costumes. Was just there a few days ago & I found only a few items. There weren’t many great options for women in my opinion, so hopefully they get some better clothing donations soon.
Some items may be marked down depending on the color tag they have, and the staff is super cheerful!

After seeing the great reviews, I was excited to visit this store. My friend and I walked here after debarking the ferry and um, what a disappointment. Blah. From the bored clerk at the entrance who only speaks when spoken to, to the boring selection of clothing. Enough said.

My experience with ETG was peculiar. After realizing that I sure as hell can’t afford Express and Banana Republic, and wanting to up my clothing game a little (paring down to basics), I went to arguably the most popular thrift store on Staten Island.
Upon arrival, wife and baby in tow, they asked me to please leave my beverage at the desk, not politely, but not necessarily rudely. Aloof, I suppose. Sure. Then they also asked to leave my diaper bag. Eh, uh, okay. Immediately put off. What if my baby needs a bottle? I gotta go all the way back to the front? Little did I know that there was only one floor available, so my annoyance was relatively unjustified. But still, coulda been nicer.
In the store itself, it is very well curated, organized far better than the Salvation Army I struggled to search through. The men’s section was bustling with good deals for vests, suit pants, and basic button downs. They also had a variety of athletic jerseys, swim trunks, and ties (which I found relatively overpriced).
Side story: midway, I struck a conversation with the same aloof cashier previously mentioned, and she turned out to be very kind and funny. So, there’s that.
There was also a very nice young lady stocking in the aisles.
The outcome was small, but great: a button down for less than three dollars, and these perfectly fitting shorts for less than seven. From, yeah, Banana Republic.
The icing on the cake that really sells this place is their flyer in the front that showcases other thrift stores on the island you might not have known about. Stop here first and foremost, try not to spend all your money, and peruse the other shops!

As Unilocal says «Woohoo! As good as it gets!» This is true. ETG is the best vintage/​used clothes store I have ever visited. The place is extremely organized, categorized and a treasure chest full of great deals. I have been going to ETG for many years and I can tell you that they are still keeping prices reasonable. It’s been a SI institution for many years but i know many people from all around who take the SI ferry just for ETG — it’s only a 10 minute walk.
ETG holds it down for SI. If you want they also have a Café a few block down that sell fair trade coffee, vegan baked good and other healthy items before you jump back on the boat.

Well organized, good prices, and staff is extremely helpful. I wish it wasn’t such a popular place now! It makes me harder for me to score the good stuff :) Thankfully they get a lot of stuff in all the time…

Very well organized, reasonably priced good quality items!
Found a really cute barely used purse here for $ 3, and a barely used warm soft scarf for $ 2. Everyone at the store was very nice, and they even gave me a coupon for my next visit! (you can’t argue with a good coupon!)
I will definitely be back to check things out again soon!

Everything Goes! I love you! Vinatge Items, so neat, so clean. I scored two studded jackets under $ 15!!! This is my favorite spot. I’m dedicated!

I Love this thrift store! I being a thrifter can truly appreciate a place where everything is priced appropriately organized by size and type neat and clean

Thank you Alma Z– great spot in a house and cheeap. Is this funky spot on SI– just a short walk from the ferry? A real vintage shop with lots of cute stuff under $ 10. The shop is in a house which makes it even more intimate. Cute jewlery and very friendly and funky staff.
Great Halloween selection in the basement with lots of real costumes.

I found this amazing vintage dress from the 80s for $ 35! I’m absolutely in love with it. The staff is friendly and there are a lot of good finds at this store. I cant wait to go back.

Love this place!
I am a serious thrift/​second hand/​vintage shopper and this place is by far one of the best in the city! They have an amazing selection of vintage clothing for very cheap prices! I don’t usually find newer items here, but the vintage section in great. In the past I have struggled with finding nice vintage clothing in my size. EG has a lot of vintage clothes in sizes 10 and up. Woohoo! My lil’ sis bought her prom dress here and I found a vintage evening dress that makes men weak in the knees! ;-)

Looooooving this place! The best kept secret on Staten Island (according to their sign) and they are right! I found so many shirts and pants here and they were super cheap. I found this August silk black and white striped sweater for $ 5 and this maroon sparkly shirt which I’m wearing for a party for $ 4.
Two floors of vintage clothes and jewelry and they even have a dressing room to try stuff on. I’m doing all my shopping here from now on! And then I’m going to hit the ETG bookstore when I’m done!
FYI: Great place to find/​create costumes for Halloween or costume parties.

The best secret on SI! Everything Goes is an excellent thrift shop located three shot block from the SI Ferry. Totally within walking distance in the charming neighborhood of St. George. This isn’t a storefront but an actual house converted into a thrift shop! Awesome!
My best buy here was a Fendi clutch for $ 5!!! Showrooms in the city are known to donate leftover stock and samples here.
First floor — Women’s and Kids
Second Floor — Men’s
Staircase/​mudroom in the back has an amazing jewelry selection.
So reasonably priced, keep your giggles to yourself!!! Merchandise is priced well — They do know the value of their Vtg items so expect to pay like you would in the city for lactose sweaters, ringer tee’s and vtg levi’s.
Everything Goes!!!