Unclaimed Baggage has become one of my new favorite stores. It has an incredibly large inventory of everything from laptops and appliances to cloths and shoes. They get new items daily (7000 each day, according to their sign) so you never know what you might find. I personally found a dress coat that fit perfectly and purchase it for $50, not realizing until later that the original price tag, still attached, read $895. This was only one of the items that I purchased for way below what it retail price was. Overall, Unclaimed Baggage is a great place to browse, and you never know the gems you may find.
If you're planning a trip to UCB wear comfortable clothes & shoes, also be prepared to clear your schedule for the ENTIRE day! It is NOT possible to look at even a 1/4 of the store & the annex goodies in just a couple hours.
Employees are nice and willing to help, fairly decent prices on most items, just about anything you can think of is in the store or the Annex, usually worth the 1 1/2 hour drive.
Fun for a day trip with the girls. So huge and lots of great bargains. you literally need to plan an entire day there because there's so much to look through. You get lost. Great prices.
Definitely worth a visit, but it pays to do so often. Some items aren’t discounted very much at all, but most are a bargain.
There is a cafè with Starbucks coffee and light food items. Restrooms are always clean.
Amazing selection of items. I could literally spend hours in this place going through everything they have to offer. It was well laid out and all of the items are clearly labeled with their price. However many things were marked up, especially electronics, for more than used goods are worth.
Let me say, I'm like most people and appreciate finding a bargain. I've heard about the unclaimed baggage store for years, and finally had a convenient opportunity to go. The store is in a very small town in Alabama. I've heard and read a lot of hype about this store, supposedly getting hundreds of unclaimed suitcases from airlines every month; however, we were disappointed that there were only about 40 mediocre suitcases, like one would find at Marshall'sbut used and scarred upnot hundreds as expected. There were a few knocked around Tumi and Rimowa, but they were priced similar to new ones found on eBay. The used clothes were what you'd expect to find in a small town Goodwill. The jewelry was mostly costume, and the fine jewelry was priced like a fine retail store - not a bargain. We also felt that the store was "seeded" with overstock items from elsewhere, such as new handbags and shoes, some of which looked like bold name designer knockoffs. The one area where we found some great deals was in the eyeglass area. If you live in this area, it's worth the trip, if for no other reason than expensive designer eyeglass frames and sunglasses, otherwise, I can't say it was worth the three hours spent in the car.
This place is pretty cool to look around in, can find some cute clothes! It's kind of high priced though. However, the staff was super friendly and I love the outfit I found!
The place is like a flee market or thrift store. With retail store prices. Honestly even their sale stuff seemed like sale prices at a department store? But they were selling plenty of stuff.
They have a seperate overflow building where we did purchase some stuff. But they still had a $6 crappy clipboard. I might have missed something here? Well. I can say I went to the place. Once? :)
It’s good fun to dig around in the stuff, upscale from a thrift store. Sometimes you find nothing, sometimes you find gold. Nice coffee shop inside. If you are traveling through worth a look.
Love this place! Always find good clothes to wear at well below retail price! It's a never-miss version of a thrift store!
Not to mention their social media program is very engaging! They keep you updated on new arrivals and goings-on at the store. 10's (5's) all around!
Really enjoyed shopping here. All kinds of good stuff. Great men's clothes, all kind of gadgets, all with really good prices.
I was disappointed. I was hoping to get some good bargains. I don't think a $150.00 for a pair of sun glasses, that wasn't even a name brand is a bargain! I also wanted some luggage for missionaries in Haiti, so we can send supplies to them. The big ones were $80.00. Again, too much. I drove from Atlanta to shop. I bought a $.99 necklace. I felt I needed to at least get something. I can use the beads for something else.
It's pretty much like a resale shop. It just has higher end things and interesting oddments. I liked looking around though.
This place is huge and has a little bit of everything. Clothing, books, jewelry, purses, shoes and more. There is even a cafe inside to sit and refuel before starting again. Great customer service, very well organized and very clean. Clothing selection from very casual to very formal. Be prepared to spend some time here and still not see everything.
This place is absolutely great to visit every now and then just to see what you can find. I almost never go in here with something on my mind and come out with something I can use and enjoy. There is a very diverse crowd of people here, some who look a bit like serial killers.
As for their selection, it changes a lot and you never really know what is going to be there. I found that if you find something here that you are interested in, ALWAYS check the price of the item on Amazon or eBay. Some things are selling for an excellent price, while others are selling for almost the exact same new. You really have to know what is a good price and what is not a good price in order to get your money's worth out of this place.