never had any problems there with purchases & usually the prices are very reasonable. Found a pair of Levi's 505 32 by 32 jeans, and as I looked through the rack found two more pairs of the same exact jeans. One pair $5.99, another $6.99, and the third $7.99. When I asked for of the sales associates why the prices were all different for the same pair of pants she smiled and said she talked around her she had no idea? So I bought the 599 pair obviously! So if you're there shop around you might find the same thing for cheaper, or you'll pay more for it? Who knows?
Big thrift store with plenty of choices for all styles. I've noticed that prices have been going up for some time now. items are still reasonably priced but as more people move away from buying new at retail chains and demand becomes greater at thrift stores I don't see how getting items for free requires an increase in price. The color tag sales work great if you work them. Overall this store is relatively clean for Thrift Store and has a great selection of books toys clothing and electronics the kitchen section is my favorite I seem to always find something I can't live without
Its hit or miss store, depending on your needs. Sale days (Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays) are crazy so be prepared for a large crowd. prices recently went out so that's disappointing, but you can probably always find something that you wanted needed. This store doesn't typically carry large furniture items. Lots of new and used clothes from babies, children, teens, mens & Women's. General household items, Kitchen needs, toys, arts and crafts, and a lot if shoes!
Listen. This is my favorite place in the whole world. I don’t know where they get their donations from, but the consitently have very high quality clothing and fun unique home wares. They are on the expenisive side as far as thrift shops go, BUT if you go on Sunday or Monday, many things are 50% off. Pro tip— the staff do not have a good understanding of brand value. They will charge $10 for American Eagle jeans but charge $3 for a St. John skirt.
Excellent selection of gently worn clothing of all types and sizes!. Great prices. Sometimes a line to checkout, but it moves quickly!
Pretty organized. Nice items. Not all staff were nice. Does not accept donations.
Meh, it's ok. The one at Franklin, I mean Philadelphia Mills Mall, is much better. This location's selection leaves much to be desired. Philadelphia Mills location is stock full and you really get your monies' worth there. Eh, should of went there instead. 😞
Some of my female friends say this is the best ones for shoes and nicer clothing. Now that I am telling you, It will be harder for them to find nice things. Oh well, they have way too many already. Go at it!
I prefer the Franklin mills location instead. Was hoping for a better deletion since it was outside the city limits. Complete opposite.
Can find good loot, but prepare to get your hands dirty.
They have lot of used clothing, some toys and decorative items. It's a large store and you might find some real bargains after a deal of sifting.
I was there today. They are getting expensive. This is used stuff! It's not new. You can't even find the colors that are on sale. I guess I will stick with shopping at Walmart and places going out of business.
Used to be a great place to find great deals.. then they raised all the prices.. and heaven forbid you have any questions..
If you're looking for men's clothing this should be your first stop in the area. Extremely large men's selection, with prices that occasionally get too high, but are mostly affordable. I've driven to five thrift stores in a day and found 2nd Ave has more clothing than the previous four I visited combined.
Nice toys section (if that's your thing), and a strange mishmash of electronic items usually with prices that are slightly too high in my opinion. Book selection not that great.