
Short Cuts
Handcrafted maple, padauk and koto cutting boards from Sean Slattery, a chef with a woodworker's hands.
Unique finds, always affordable. A family-owned, donation-based thrift shop on the corner of Bay & Miller, where every rack tells a story. Come see what's new.
Real finds, photographed on our floor. The racks turn over constantly, so what you see here is a taste. The good stuff goes fast. drag to browse →












Can’t make it to Bay Ave? Our favorite pieces are online too. One of a kind, so when it’s gone, it’s gone.
Not 2 Shabby opened its doors in October 2025 on the corner of Miller Street and Bay Avenue, run by the Villali family. No ribbon, no ceremony on day one, just a line of neighbors ready to try on jackets and dig for treasure.
Everything on the floor is donated by our community or collected by the family: clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry, toys, holiday décor, furniture, and household goods. Gently used, sometimes brand new with tags, always priced so you can say yes.
And when you shop here, part of every sale goes right back into the Bayshore.

It means so much to our N2S family to see the way the Highlands community has welcomed us with open arms.— Not 2 Shabby, after the ribbon cutting
We rotate the causes we support so the whole Bayshore, from Highlands to Keyport, feels it. Here's where your purchases have gone.
A portion of proceeds goes to a local charity, with a new recipient each rotation. 10% of profits at opening.
Our very first recipients, chosen in honor of Veterans Day the month we opened.
Next up in the rotation, keeping Bayshore families fed.
A proud partner. Each month we gather and donate clothes and essentials for new and expectant mothers and their babies. Have something to give? Drop it off during business hours. @goodcounselhomes
We collaborate with local organizations to give their causes exposure and create opportunities for all. @waters_and_sims
Own a local business? Drop off your cards or flyers and we'll pin them up in the shop. Supporting small is always in style.
Every month we hand a corner of the shop to a local maker. Their handmade work sits right next to the racks, available that month only.

Handcrafted maple, padauk and koto cutting boards from Sean Slattery, a chef with a woodworker's hands.

Hand-painted jewelry, ornaments, tree toppers, decals and etched glass.
@autumnscabincreations ↗
Functional resin art: glasses, mini dishes, key chains and ocean-blue everything.
@letloveresinate ↗Handmade jewelry, just in time for Mother's Day, graduations and summer.
@jewels.jewels.at.deo ↗Handmade gem jewelry with a little extra sparkle.
Make something beautiful? We'd love to feature you.
DM us on Instagram →
Tucked inside N2S is the room where the real steals are. Amazing finds and unbeatable prices. Stop by and see what hidden gems you can score before they're gone.
Everything on our floor comes from people like you. Donations are loved and welcomed, as long as we're there to say thank you in person.
New drops, Sneaker Saturdays, holiday sales and the artisan reveal all hit Instagram first. Follow along so you never miss a find.
Right on Bay Avenue in downtown Highlands, a few minutes from Sandy Hook. Free parking lot on Bay Ave.
Corner of Bay Ave & Miller St.
Questions, holds, or scheduling a donation drop-off.
Quick answers about shopping, donating and finding us in Highlands.
We're at 165 Bay Avenue in downtown Highlands, NJ 07732, on the corner of Bay Avenue and Miller Street, a few minutes from Sandy Hook. There's a free parking lot on Bay Ave.
Fall/winter hours: Thursday 11 AM to 7 PM, Friday 11 AM to 6 PM, Saturday 11 AM to 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM to 5 PM. We're closed Monday through Wednesday. Hours change with the seasons and for holidays, so check our Instagram, @not2shabby_thrift, before you head over.
Yes. We take clothing and outerwear; shoes, bags and accessories; household goods and home décor; and toys, books and movies. Drop them off during open hours, or call (917) 750-4637 to schedule a drop-off. Please don't leave items outside after hours.
Women's, men's and kids' clothing, sneakers and shoes, designer bags, jewelry, furniture, household goods, holiday décor, books and movies, toys and more. Everything is gently used or new with tags and priced to be affordable. Don't miss Rosey's Rummage Room inside the shop.
Yes. A portion of profits goes to a local charity, with a new recipient each rotation. Our first recipients were the American Legion and VFW, and area food pantries are next. We also collect clothes and essentials every month for Good Counsel Homes, which supports new and expectant mothers and their babies.
Yes, Not 2 Shabby gift cards are available in the shop.
Yes. Browse our online shop for one-of-a-kind pieces, check out securely with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and choose shipping or free local pickup at the shop.
Every month our Artisan of the Month program gives a corner of the shop to a local maker. If you make something beautiful, send us a DM on Instagram.
New arrivals, drop days and sales, straight to your inbox. No spam, just good finds.
Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll email you the moment one hits the racks.