Clothing shopping, especially in the Clifton Heights area, can be difficult. If you’re a University of Cincinnati student, your options are limited. The main stores that sell clothing are Target and Urban Outfitters — both of which are expensive — along with a smattering of shops offering discounted streetwear. Anything else, and you’ll need to take a 14-minute drive, or 44-minute bus ride, to the Kenwood Mall. Fortunately, unbeknownst to many, there is a business down the street from UC that provides high-end vintage clothes at cheap rates, and whose name encapsulates the perspective of their customers: New2You. Associated with a nearby church, New2You is a thrift store that specializes in vintage clothing from brand names. From ‘80s-era Ralph Lauren chinos to vineyard vines shorts, New2You offers a wide variety of clothes, always in excellent condition and so fresh that they could be mistaken for new. In an age of fast fashion, when so much of what we wear is meant to be worn once and then quickly disposed of, New2You offers an alternative: embracing clothes that speak to you, regardless of their provenance, and making “high-end” fashion more accessible for everyone. instagram.com/new2youcincinnati.