Ricky Sifuentes

Crossroads Trading
Your destination for trendy thrifts and stylish resales!
About
Crossroads Trading is a vibrant clothing store located in San Jose, CA, offering a unique shopping experience for fashion enthusiasts. Known for an ever-changing selection of stylish and quality brands, the store provides customers with an exciting thrift-like atmosphere while maintaining a well-organized layout. While most find excellent deals, the customer service varies, making each visit intriguing. Whether selling or buying, Crossroads Trading aims to create a welcoming environment with dedicated staff, perfect for those looking to refresh their wardrobe without the hassle of traditional thrifting.
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Location
1959 W San Carlos St, San Jose, CA 95128, USA
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Services
Sell your gently used, quality clothing and accessories for cash or store credit.
Browse a well-organized selection of pre-owned fashion from popular brands.
Find affordable, on-trend items from recognized brands in excellent condition.
Shop eco-friendly by giving pre-loved clothing a new life and reducing waste.
Update your style with unique, quality pieces at a fraction of retail prices.
3.20 · 15 reviews
Overall rating
Siobhan Fitzgerald
Em ily
Oh wow.. horrible selection of clothes (makeup stains, holes, overpriced). And they didn’t take my clothes I tried to sell them that were in much better quality & from good brands - Levi’s, Aeropostale, Brandy Melville. Anyway I went down the street and donated to Goodwill instead so thrift there and not here lol.
Chris
Always lots of selection .Easy parking friendly staff .
SEA SAND ANDA CHANEL
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Tavishi Priyam
Selling: The store seems to be quite selective and primarily accepts higher-end or very trend-forward brands. Items from more everyday brands like H&M, Target, or similar, even if they are in good condition will likely get rejected. Some of my pieces from brands like Express were also rejected even though brand new. The process itself was straightforward, but I’d recommend going in with expectations aligned to their curation style to avoid surprises. Queues to sell are long. Buying: they have an okay collection to buy from but most pieces are wrinkled (not steamed) which takes away from the buying experience. You really have to sift through the store and spend some time trying to find good pieces if you're really interested.





