Tasha Does Tulsa.

Lucky for those who enjoy a good romp through some resale retail, Tulsa is home to scads of thrift and vintage shops and flea markets.

But while we have everything from Goodwill and Salvation Army outlets to kids’ consignment to second-hand hotel furniture super shops, there’s nothing in Tulsa quite like this.

Cheap Thrills, at 3018 E. 15th Street, is Tulsa’s home for hand-selected vintage clothing and goods, as well as pop culture collectibles, all under one quaint, funky, Cherry Street roof.

What follows are just a few of my finds.

Know what movie this hat brought to mind?

Duh.

Oh, great. Now I want a pair of delicate little white gloves, too. To wear to the swanky polo matches I attend on the weekends. Right after I watch late-night episodes of I Love Lucy and enjoy champagne and strawberries and dental floss in the penthouse of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel.

Such a great movie.

Vintage graphic tees stretch on as far as they eye could see, in just about any color and style that you could imagine.

And how about these little boys’ vintage Lacoste shirts?

I remember my cousins wearing these when we were kids. And I had to use every ounce of my restraint not to buy every single one in stock at Cheap Thrills when I visited last weekend.

Part of what I love so much about shopping at Cheap Thrills is that all the merchandise is super-organized. Typically, shopping resale, consignment and vintage is a frustrating experience for me. I’m not the kind of person who is happy sifting through rack after rack of thousands of random articles of clothing, none of which seem to be grouped in any order or according to any category, looking for that one piece that makes my heart sing. I prefer to be able to quickly see what my options are, assess whether or not I want to make a purchase and then move on with my life.

If you’re jonesing for “the hunt,” though, you can still get that at Cheap Thrills. It’s just much easier and much more enjoyable to peruse and browse there than it is at some other resale stores I’ve tried.

Clothes are organized by decade. Then, they’re subcategorized by style. For instance, women’s wear was hung on multiple racks behind tags labeled 1940s, 1950s and so on. Within those eras, the clothing was sorted into, as in the case of the 1980s rack, peasant tops and dresses, dynasty evening gowns and so on. Plus, the prices are good enough to make you swoon.

It’s heaven for the no-nonsense, Type A shopper.

It’s heaven for anyone looking for a reprieve from the one-size-fits-all, overpriced clothing at the shopping malls, too.

Know who I think of when I see these hair ties?

Duh. Beeeee good.

Now, if you’re a child of the 80s, prepare to completely freak out.

OMG!

OMG!!!!111!!!1

Creepy Crawlers, too?? Oh, Jesus…

Oh, Jesus! It’s really you! I’m so sorry, Lord – I didn’t see you kneeling there.

Look, you guys – 3D Jesus, the sign says. $15, it says.

I think you know what I have to do.

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Fun!

Think you’d like to stop in at Cheap Thrills soon and have your own self a look-see? Well, you (and your pocketbook) are in luck. They’re having a 1/2-off sale from now until July 18. That’s 50 percent off of everything in the store for two whole weeks.

Just do me a favor, okay? If you snag something incredible at Cheap Thrills (and, odds are, you will), post a link to a photo of the newest addition to your life in the comments section of this post. I have a feeling you all will find some really, really interesting things, and I can’t bear the thought of not taking a peek.

Help me help you help me shop vicariously through you. Get it? Got it? Good. Can’t wait to see your finds!

Cheap Thrills Vintage
Where: 3018 E. 15th Street
When: Monday-Friday, 12-7pm; Saturday, 11am-6pm; Sunday, 12-4pm
Call: (918) 295-5868
Web: Cheap Thrills Vintage On Facebook