<a href="http://www.secondtimearound.net/" target="_blank">Second Time Around</a> has become a favorite spot among savvy New York shoppers, and now deal hunters will be three times more likely to find the designer discounts they seek. 
 The upscale consignment chain opened three new Manhattan stores this week, on the Upper East Side, Upper West Side and Gramercy Park, adding to their six established locations. 
 They will also be bringing their coveted collection of handbags, clothing and jewelry by designers like Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Diane von Furstenberg to another island — yes, you guessed it — as they have just nabbed a spot in Huntington with plans to open in November. 
 New Manhattan stores: 
 Upper West Side 
 238 W. 72nd St. at Amsterdam Ave. 
 212-362-6226 
 Gramercy Park 
 232 3rd Ave. at 20th St. 
 212-228-8879 
 Upper East Side 
 1318 Madison Ave. between 92nd St. and 93rd St. 
 212-860-2230

Second Time Around has become a favorite spot among savvy New York shoppers, and now deal hunters will be three times more likely to find the designer discounts they seek. The upscale consignment chain opened three new Manhattan stores this week, on the Upper East Side, Upper West Side and Gramercy Park, adding to their six established locations. They will also be bringing their coveted collection of handbags, clothing and jewelry by designers like Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Diane von Furstenberg to another island — yes, you guessed it — as they have just nabbed a spot in Huntington with plans to open in November. New Manhattan stores: Upper West Side 238 W. 72nd St. at Amsterdam Ave. 212-362-6226 Gramercy Park 232 3rd Ave. at 20th St. 212-228-8879 Upper East Side 1318 Madison Ave. between 92nd St. and 93rd St. 212-860-2230

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