Savers

"Prices are continuously getting higher and higher. Some items are being sold the same price as a new product no matter the wear on the donated item. I don't understand why since they switched to self check out and have less employees. The dressing rooms are no longer available and it is very difficult to return items. I would recommend trying to shop at smaller thriftstores in the area."

"1. You get everything in donations, why do you insist on charging for bags? 2. You can’t employee people to check me out? 3. Who do your proceeds even benefit? 4. Some prices are good but the clothing can be bought cheaper NEW at Ross or Burlington. And I am paying THESE prices for donated items??????????"

"A big chain thift store. Located in many states. They have large store layouts with a lot of inventory. With a donation drop off area to assist you on unloading your vehicle. You should have some extra time when you go in to shop. They also have a display case with some higher end items to check out. To locate a deal you are going to have to do some good browsing. With their high volume of sales the inventory changes regularly. Parking us abundant. Restrooms are open."

"Love shopping at Savers, it's like a treasure hunt! My favorite find is usually baskets that would be $30-$40 at most stores. I've found so many in like-new condition for a few dollars. (See pictures) Great finds for furniture flippers at pennies on the dollar. Donate something you're not using anymore on your way in and get a 20% off coupon! No dressing rooms right now but they have a 14 day return policy for store credit."

"Staff is great. Stores are clean. Always fun to look around. But prices are random(same items with prices $3 different) and items are often wildly overvalued(department stores, outlets and knockoffs all priced the same). I understand funds go to aid others but secondhand stores should be careful that they are not preventing those who shop there from being able to afford something they can't buy brand new elsewhere."