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Reset STL

Reset STL: Honest pricing, curated kicks and vintage finds with a welcoming vibe in Maplewood.

4.1(21 reviews)
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Reset STL, located at 2607 Bellevue Ave, Maplewood, MO 63143, is a shoe and clothing store offering new and gently used sneakers and a strong vintage T‑shirt selection. Customers praise honest, knowledgeable staff and fair prices, with Lily noted for friendly, communicative service and Seth for thoughtful price discussions. The shop features a welcoming vibe and occasional finds like the $100 box option, inviting sneaker lovers to return.

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2607 Bellevue Ave, Maplewood, MO 63143, USA

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Services

Sneaker Buying

We purchase rare and gently used sneakers, offering fair and competitive prices with honest evaluations.

Sneaker Sales

Browse our extensive inventory of new and pre-owned sneakers, including exclusive and hard-to-find models.

Vintage Apparel

Discover a unique selection of vintage T-shirts and clothing, curated for style and quality.

Trade-In Services

Trade your sneakers for store credit or other items, with flexible options to upgrade your collection.

$100 Mystery Box

Experience the thrill of our $100 box option, packed with hidden gems and surprise items.

4.10 · 21 reviews

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billy thekidd1618

via Google
· 4 months ago

Came in for the first time to sell some shoes and it couldn’t have gone easier. Lilly was sweet, welcoming and gave me a fair price. I will be back.

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PJ

via Google
· 4 months ago
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Playdae Strongway

via Google
· 4 months ago

These my guys show me love everytime 💯💪🏾

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Stuart Adkinson

via Google
· 5 months ago

Great guys!

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eric gunter

via Google
· 5 months ago

Great selection and great prices!

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Gary Schmitt

via Google
· 5 months ago

if you’re looking for streetwear and shoes I’d suggest sanctioned. Far better prices and less snobby employees

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