Goodwill Store - Mansfield

"I recently had the absolute pleasure of stumbling upon this delightful thrift store, a veritable haven for the discerning thrifter such as myself. It was as if I had discovered a treasure trove hidden in the heart of the town, a gem among the mundane. Firstly, let me commend the establishment on its pants section, a sartorial sanctuary for those of us who appreciate both style and practicality. Imagine my sheer delight when I found pants in my size, and brace yourself for the revelation – they had not one, not two, but an entire plethora of pockets! Pockets galore! A pocket enthusiast's dream come true. I could practically hear my belongings rejoicing at the prospect of finding new homes in these spacious and strategically placed pockets. And lo and behold, the ceramics section – a symphony of organization that would make even the most meticulous curator nod in approval. Each piece stood proudly, as if vying for my attention. The variety and arrangement were simply unparalleled. It was as if the ceramics were whispering tales of their past lives, enticing me to take them home and make them a part of my own story. However, and here comes the slight twist of sarcasm, my dear friends, brace yourselves for a dramatic pause – the absence of furniture! A thrift store without a splendid array of second-hand furniture, oh, the tragedy! One can't help but feel a twinge of sorrow at the missed opportunity for a complete thrifting experience. Alas, I suppose one can't have it all. In conclusion, this thrift store is a haven for pocket enthusiasts and ceramics connoisseurs alike. The pants selection is nothing short of revolutionary, and the ceramics are a testament to the art of curation. But, oh, the heartache of an incomplete quest for second-hand furniture – a bittersweet symphony in the grand opera of thrifting. Well done, chaps, well done."

"I really like this goodwill. The folks who work here are real nice and work real hard to keep the store organized and clean. Highly underrated those folks are to be honest. They always have a great dvd selection and I’ve found plenty of physical media I needed to fill gaps for very little money. They also get gems like I’m the picture. You really never know what you’ll find but this is the place I go first to find it."

"All experienced thrifters know this is the most expensive goodwill in the metroplex. Sold me a toy for $8 with corroded batteries. When purchasing, I was told I had 14 days to return. Went to return where a different cashier disclosed that I couldn’t return the toy at all. $8 down the drain. One other faulty electronic was refunded on my card for $5, & the clothes ($5 ea) came back as only store credit. PLEASE, save your time & money & take my advice — our local Salvation Army (0.9 mi away) has a better selection at much cheaper prices. I once found a men’s Christian Dior robe for 99 cents. You will never find an item at this store for 99 cents ever. Also, the Salvation Army will always fully refund your money like normal stores without having to deal with partial returns such as this goodwill."

"This is the best thrift store in the area for home decor. I found tons of like new wall art, vases, and really clean toys. The prices are good and the store is very clean. Will definitely be back soon!"

"Love this Goodwill! Before was a bit sparse. Now have the housegoods racks & so much to offer in addition to the clothes. Get so many compliments on my home & thanks to Goodwill have a beautiful wardrobe and home. One of the parts is if my grandchildren ruin something I not out a ridiculous amount of money."