Buffalo Exchange

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.

I was in the store only 15 minutes, and came out to find my truck broken into & the radio GONE. In broad daylight. When I went back into t...

As with most resale shops, Buffalo Exchange definitely doesn't give you even a fair percentage of what your garments are actually worth. How...

i took so many clothes down there i made over $120.00 bucks now i go all the time i make an average of $75 bucks with every trade(several items) but im from tempe and i know what they like rock, punk and rockabilly which is what i have i have also bought so many cute things over the years there the store does have an odd smell but thats vintage for you some of the people arent very attentive but hey as long as im getting paid i can careless they ALWAYS take care of me like i said i know what they are looking for and i just so happen to have what they need they really take the time to go through your stuff and really examine each item they even make small talk with you and every item they take they tell you what they are going to sell it for somethings you can actually get them to go up on the price when you tell them where you got it like i bought alot of my vintage stuff from GO KAT GO they love that stuff so i got more also things i bought in Hollywood stores too that still had tags... Read more

Totally for the hip college crowd. And by hip I mean alternative and snotty. You can sell your old clothes and buy other people's old ones. ...

I went into tthis store- it seems as if it is always packed!~ they play really loud music and have insense buring- They have a ton of clot...

I don't shop here too much but do like to sell my old clothing to them. They are picky though and only take clothing that is in near perfec...

This is a good place to trade in your clothes that you don't want anymore, either for store credit or cash. But store credit is usually high...

Buffalo Exchange has quite a selection on gently used clothing. You can trade in for cash or trade or buy items. clothes and shoes and purse...

This is a nicer used clothing store. They buy clothing or you can turn in clothing for store credit and basically trade in your items. The...

This store is popular with the college crowd. You can trade up your high end good-condition clothing for funky stuff. The staff are obviou...

This store will supposedly give you cash or store credit for your used clothing provided that what you bring in is in good condition and app...

I like this store a lot because you can get something back for your old clothes. If you have something that was expensive and you dont want ...

Buffalo exchange in my opinion has great qualities and not so great qualities. If you are planning on selling clothing you might want to us...

This is a cool little clothing shop in Tempe. It's in a great location close to ASU. They always have a good selection of styles here and be...

This store has everything that you need. From the most recent to the vintage. The people are friendly and the store is amazing. If you have ...

The inventory changed so often that I liked to go there at least once a week. The staff was always funky and friendly. Since moving to New York two years ago, this is the one store I miss the most in Tempe. I go there everytime I'm in town.