New Life Thrift Shop,

34686 Jiffy Way, Lewes, DE 19958, United States

"Was visiting your establishment earlier today when I got home, I realized that somehow I acquired a pair of glasses that do not belong to me.. I am reaching out to see if anybody recognizes these glasses. There is a photo below. Please message me back and I will return them to the store. Thank you . was visiting your store today. When I got home, I noticed that I had an extra pair of glasses in my bag."

"Lots of items. Prices on the fair to higher end for a thrift store. Located behind the Jiffy lube shop."

"Yesterday I shopped between 3:30-4. Found a small cute purse without a price and grabbed a few other items to make sure I spent the minimum to use my card. Went to checkout, nice woman at the counter said she had to ask her manager the price and walks away. Comes back without purse and tells me her manager said the person who prices these things is gone for today so they are unable to sell it and if I want it I can come back another time. Unreal. You’re telling me there was not a single employee in that building, including the manager who can price a small purse for me to buy that very second. Is this special purse price person the same person who priced a pair of shoes $40 because they’re j crew? Or the person who doubles the prices of items that are literally from Dollar Tree? I’ve been shopping here since I was a kid when my mom mom volunteered here. The last ten or so years the price of items has gone up tremendously. There is at least 5 times during a visit I laugh at the price of something. Things are now being put behind glass cases along with printouts from ebay. I would ask how this place stays in business but seeing how everything is donated, with most of your employees being unpaid volunteers, being near the beach, I guess my real question is why is a thrift store so money hungry? All I can suggest to whoever reads this review is there are much better thrift store in the area that are extremely affordable (veterans across the street) and price accordingly. My mom mom would be so disappointed."

"As thrift stores go, this is most likely one of the best. Very large and filled with items you don't usallly find in thrift stores. Good selection of very high quality furniture. They also have department special's throughout each month. Worth the trip."

"It's a great shop but I had to bump my review down. First, I love that they sell such a tremendous variety and keep things very organized. They sell large furniture and unlike big chain thrift stores, they sell tons of the little stuff that normally gets tossed (sewing supplies, hardware, toiletry items, etc). The problem I have with the store is that lately, they have been using ebay to price many of their items. Not only are they using ebay but they often aren't using prices that items have sold for but are finding the highest asking price and comparing it to that (note to anyone not familiar with ebay- anyone can ask any price they want). A great example is the Portmeirion Botanic Garden stainless flatware for that they have priced $499 for 8 place settings. You can literally buy it online for less than this so I do not understand their logic. What happened to making your customers leave feeling like they got a nice little buy? I'm not suggesting they sell the flatware for 25 cents each but you know, maybe $250 for the set or something in between a thrift store bargain and an over world market platform asking price?"