MyUnique Thrift Paterson

"This store is unethical and took money from my bank account, that I never have been to this store and did not buy anything online from them. I tried to talk to them about it and they hung up the phone on me. BTW I live 2800 miles from here. Never been to New Jersey!"

"The store always targets black women, which is funny because there are a lot of minorities working there. What if the tables were turned? Isn't that odd? I confronted the worker, who followed me downstairs to watch me pay. She looked so stupid!"

"Shoppers today may not believe this, but the building housing MyUnique Thrift Paterson is ACTUALLY 120 YEARS OLD! It's original purpose was as one of the first department stores in the history of downtown Paterson. It was originally known as Quackenbush and built to replace the original store which burned down in the Great Paterson Fire of 1902. Quackenbush took up six floors of the current building with each floor covering a different type of product. Walk to the middle of the current store, and you'll see a double spiral staircase. THAT IS THE ORIGINAL STAIRCASE. An architectural marvel. Although it has been refurbished several times, it has still held up over the decades. Today's store, while lacking the charm of the original, still pays homage to the spirit of Quackenbush. MyUnique Thrift Paterson has the standard of a true store of this kind. Good products at good prices. The service can be a bit impersonal but it's a different clientele these days."

"I tried asking an employee for help. No one spoke English. No bathroom either. Otherwise, it was a good experience, but I ended up not buying anything. This store isn't like most MyUnique Thrifts in that it was huge and confusing."