City Thrift

I Believe that the clothes in this thrift store are extremely over priced. There is a wide variety of items ranging from vintage to newer styles so if you're willing to spend more money, there is something for everyone. I go here for the books, games, and decor. There is cute decor for 5-10 dollars which is a steal to me! And occasionally I can find a good deal on a clothing piece but rarely! Considering that almost all of the reviews mention expensive prices, they should highly consider lowering prices because more people would shop there.

I never been to a store where I wanted to run and make a yelp review faster than today. Not because I want to tarnish this business reputation. Although, I think they have already accomplished that from the other reviews. But, I wanted to make these reviews so the people who fall victim to their scam and unfathomable greed. Walking around we just saw predominately elderly shoppers.They have their items priced erratically. Remember that old raggedy 2000 jacket from old navy your mom bought you that you never wore so you threw it in the back of your closet and it grew it's own habit and ecosystem? Your mom bought it for 12.99 back in 2000, but now with its chic mold and living creatures and a few holes from the moths, at City Thrift they charge 19.99 not 20 but 19.99, cause if it ends in .99 it's a DEAL! We spent an hour playing, "guess the price".Probably the spookiest game since the Ouija.This place preys on the elderly, preys on the less fortunate. You could go to Walmart and buy 4 items for the price of one of theirs. This isn't a "vintage" store. This is a sham.I put every item I wanted back. Also, there's zero mirrors. No fitting rooms. They want you to buy it and be stuck with it. This isn't a store that cares about customers. This is a store of an owner with a poor business model and probably a grumpy ego. I may have put my other stuff back, but I found a duck okay? I wanted the duck. I needed this duck. Hate to give this place any money but, it was priced at 3.99, I could muster up 3.99 and save the duck. This little guy had a goodwill sticker that said 2.99.But... wait... when we went to the register, their sticker was magically gone.I asked how much they the duck was. Already wondering how much I'd squander for this poor duck. They debated whether to charge me what was already priced by goodwill (that they scribbled out) or up charge me......Literally a preposterous suggestion. After walking an hour through this ghastly place and playing "guess the price" and trying to up charge me for my sweet duck sent me over the edge. I asked them, "how do you even pick prices for stuff?" She said, "we charge half of the retail price"Then I asked, what about the pitiable 2000 sweaters from 24 years ago? How do you know that retail price today? And how can you charge half for something two decades old? It's not vintage...it's someone's trash at this point. They had no answers. They must know the insanity behind the business model... I've attached some fun photos for yall to browse. You may need to put some Mickey Mouse Clubhouse to dilute the spookies you're about to see.

They lowkey have heat here, and the prices are good here IF YOU DON'T BUY FULL PRICE! The tag days save this place by leaps and bounds! Pay attention to the tags, and look wisely.

Great cause. Came here to donate because it's a great charity. However, prices are not good, sales are hard to understand (one color is new, one color is on sale, another color half price, etc) I would go back to donate, but not to shop.

Used to be able to find some great deals as a single mom but now when I go in, everything is priced like it's new, and sometimes more than you'd pay new. It's nuts. Seeing stuff they sell at dollar tree listed for 4.99 is shameful.

I am so frustrated with this store and business model. I really try to buy secondhand when I can but it is getting more and more tough. This store prices the same as retail price. At that price you should offer a fitting room to make sure pieces work. I bought multiple high price items to see if they'd work for someone in my family. Brought them home to try on and came back 9 days later to return. Mind you there was a snowstorm for some of those days which is why I was late. I couldn't return for cash back on my card and they'd only let me do exchange. So I spent another hour finding something's to exchange for. When I got to the register the lady said she couldn't take it because it was 2 days past the return window. Ridiculous! If you're going to charge retail price for donated items you need to offer some customer service otherwise this feels like entrapment and not a good cause for the community. This was a huge waste of time and money that affects me greatly and I have chosen to no longer support these stores. I am asking you to consider the following--offer fitting rooms-offer refund back to card when returned

Overpriced and rude customer service by their supervisor. I do not advise going to this City Thrift.

Great Place Great Finds! The Employees are extremely Friendly!! 5 Starz!!! I Don't Shop Anywhere Else..Highly Recommended!

I love City Thrift. Savers is for profit and only donates pennies on the dollar to charity. I worked there for nearly two years. I love the sales at city thrift. Savers won't do that. Savers is pricey. Support the city union mission.

UPDATE: Its still horrible.No dressing room, no refunds...just a store credit after 7 days, so you can buy more stuff that doesnt fit.Button down shirts = $15Pyrex bakeware = 20% more expensive than new at Walmart.Still a complete waste of time & $$.