Ridgefield Thrift Shop,

21B Governor St, Ridgefield, CT 06877, United States

"First time visiting this thrift shop and must say the hype was all it was. I entered and expected a little more value for your buck from a secondhand shop. Most clothing pieces were overpriced and very outdated. Waited 30 minutes to get in and all I was left with was a battered back from standing outside in the cold so long. To make matters worse, I found the only non-denominational holiday cards in a box with no thrift store price sticker that only had the Marshalls $5.99 price it was originally purchased for. After bringing the item with a missing price sticker to a volunteer's attention, she took it to the back and brought it back out 3 minutes later. I grabbed it again and realized it was priced at $5!!!!!!! Only 99 cents less for a box of cards that may have less than the 16 indicated on the re-taped box???? I observed many leaving with empty hands. No jewelry either because it seems anything worth over 15 bucks is auctioned off online. Not worth the trip. Maybe if you're a local and bored, but this momma doesn't have time to search for treasures that don't exist."

"Ridgefield Thrift Shop goes above and beyond an ordinary thrift shop. Everything is highly curated and the attention to detail is immaculate. The staff are extremely friendly, and the prices are a steal. I bought all my silverware here and still get compliments to this day!"

"Wasn't quite sure my wait in the Christmas line would be worth it but I am happy to say it was. The Christmas set up was beautiful! I was there to shop for old ornaments. Not only did they keep putting them out from what seemed to be an endless supply ------ they were cheap. Not gonna lie, it was crazy busy! This is one super busy thrift. Well worth it for this vintage thrifter!"

"Very unfriendly place I just witnessed a woman snap at two customers for trying the door ten minutes before opening. She said “you two need to look and read. Don’t you see the sign?” Shaking her head and scoffing Then as they stood out front waiting for the store to open, another volunteer asked the rude woman if she wanted her to stand there and keep an eye on the clothing racks because of the customers waiting to go in. Very unfriendly."