Worthwhile Thrift

"One of my fave thrifts! Lots of great stuff. Only reason I can’t give 5 stars is because I often find nearly fully used candles, random glass yogurt containers, and dirty items for sale. Lots of hidden treasures, though! Ive found so many cute baby clothes, sweaters, toys, and home decor!"

"So glad I stopped in today while passing through the area. It’s a beautifully curated medium-size shop that is very organized by style and size. Thrilled to see a large range of plus size items too. The prices were very fair and I didn’t see any high markups for name brands or vintage pieces - a true thrift store with thrift prices and awesome sales on top of that. Loved hearing one of the employees cheerfully singing to the music. And the woman at the register was exceptionally friendly and informative. Looking forward to stopping by again."

"I have been trying to update my "work clothes wardrobe" without breaking the bank. I consistently find cute, trendy, professional AND inexpensive items at both the Plumsteadville and Collegeville locations. Shopping here is always an enjoyable experience. Store is very clean and staff is always friendly."

"First time visiting, pleasantly surprised Monday’s clothing is 1/2 off. Women’s shirts were regularly $4.99. There were 2 other color discounts. This was impressive for a small thrift. Super clean, organized & friendly staff. I will go back, also has an incentive for every $50 spent you get $5 off."

"I bought a clock here. It had no sticker on it that said "tested". I said to the young girl at the register, "I hope this works, it doesn't say, "tested." She said, "oh it works." I bought it, came home and put batteries in it and and it didn't work. I tried different batteries. I called the store and left a message about it. Ironically it was the only time that I didn't have the receipt. The girl had trouble retrieving the receipt and since I paid cash I told her to skip it. I received a call back from a Nancy. She asked me what time I was in the store, checked the register and said she could not find it, she told me I got it at 50% off and all kinds of push back. She was out to prove that I wasn't telling the truth. I said, "ok I am a liar then, I get it." Why did I expect her to say. "I am sorry that happened, there will be a credit at the store for you for $2.99?" She went through all of this conversation over $2.99, as if it were a court case that had to be proven. I couldn't believe it. Maybe there are more liars out there than I realize. I finally gave her what she wanted and said, "consider it a donation then." I will always have a negative feeling when I go in this store from now on. It was as if I was asking for a credit on $299.00. Whatever happened to, "the customer is always right?" Has humanity stooped this low that a person's integrity is always in question, even over two dollars and ninety-nine cents? It is a sad world that we live in now."