EARC Thrift Store

Really enjoyable thrift store! There's a wide variety of antiques, vintage collectibles, and modern day things. I've even seen luxury high end brand name shoes from time to time as well. This place would be a great place to check out if you're needing something for a decade themed party (lots of women's clothing and shoes), or maybe you need a few fun plates for a dinner party you're hosting. Overall, my fiancé and I frequent this place and usually find something to buy that we like!

What a wonderful clean thrift store that isn't like any other. Offering both new and old items. All of their items are really nice. I feel like everything that goes out on their sales floor the employees take real pride with making sure that the items are in tip top shape. The front of the store is all home décor items from decorative accents to nice chairs to even nice china decorated in a china cabinet for sale! They have lots of darling purses and jewelry up front by the checkout counter. In the back they have more home items and mens, womens, kids clothes, shoes and more housewares. Everything is fairly priced PLUS if you use facebook and check in here you get an additional 10% off your purchase which I always do!They even have "workers" helping you open door, carry items, that the charity benefits. Everyone here is super kind and will leave you not only wanting to shop more here but donate your items here because you know they are going to all around good wholesome people. This thrift store doesn't have a funky smell like some do it smells nice and clean. This is the most well cared for thrift store I have found in some time.

This was my first time thrifting around Edmond, so any impressions I have are comparisons to thrifting in other markets (I'm from Kansas City). Before visiting this store, I had been to the EARC store on 3rd St. I don't know anything about EARC, but I assumed the thrift stores would be very similar - they aren't. This is a more organized store, but the prices are much higher than they were at the other location. Maybe one is kind of an outlet, I really don't know. I didn't end up buying anything on my visit, but maybe the next time I'm in town I'll find something.

I have seen some items I would have loved to purchase in their window.... I have attempted to visit the store 12 times in the last eleven months.... I was able to shop exactly once! I'm very frustrated that they do not post their hours of actual operation as I have always been there in the posted hours. I understand that the "pandemic" stuff going on causes fluctuations but I think this goes beyond giving a little grace.

This is a great thrift store. They have both old and new items. There stock turns over frequently, so if you see something you like, buy it. They have a good selection of furniture at reasonable prices. I am a dish hound and have found some really good pieces here. An added bonus is this place is a charity. It is a win-win for all.

Visited the store For the Black Friday sale where the signs read clothing half off. I found a sweater that I liked that had a zipper kind of a poncho style and it was marked $10 so I decided to purchase because of the sale. I made my way to the register and ended up spending 15 minutes helping customers that did not speak English because half of their purchase was not on sale. Only to be told when it was my turn that my sweater was not considered on sale also. The employee went back to the manager who was sitting in her office and she proceeded to tell me that the item that I chose was not considered clothing but that it was a pull over whatever that means. I left extremely frustrated and will not be back I do not recommend the store. This was the store off of 15th and Boulevard in Edmond. Poor Management.

Absolutely worst thrift store in Edmond. Great things but at full retail price. The hours online have not been changed to reflect the actual hours and when you do come a few minutes early they do not embrace "world class customer service". The management is by far the worst of any retail space in Edmond. I don't know her name but she's just rude. I hate coming here but occasionally browse their shelves only to be super disappointed with their prices. So sad, it could be a great spot with the correct players.

Their mission is to help adults with developmental disabilities get through this world. God bless them. At this location, the merchandise is carefully curated from a broad spectrum. Their current staff are genuine, which I appreciate.

This thrift store is kind of amazing. On the outside it looks a bit unassuming, but there really is something for everyone. Staff were friendly and I was greeted promptly upon entering. I was most impressed by the room in the back because it almost felt like an antiques store - much more interesting than the selection at a Goodwill. I think because of this, the price is going to be a bit higher than what you would typically pay at a thrift store, but it's definitely not unreasonable. If you search you can even find some higher end brands in here (I saw some Coach and Ralph Lauren), as well as high quality vintage pieces.

The store's pricing for damaged comics is completely unreasonable. They are asking $12 for worn copies that are only worth $4 in mint condition. Realistically, these comics should be priced at around $1 in this store due to their poor condition and storage. Asking 95% more than the actual value is simply cartoonish.