Tucson Thrift Shop

Stopped by hoping to find some goodies. Walked and was taken away by how colorful and fun it is inside. The racks were stocked and everything was well organized. The store is pretty big and there are two sides to it. One has clothes and the other one has mostly fun costumes. On this day it was pretty warm inside and we were sweating after trying a few things on...I found some cute pants and ended up spending $29 for them. They were new, not worn. The cashier was friendly and checked me out right away. A lot of items were overpriced and or of older style. They had a lot of jewelry as well. The window display outside made me tear up - check it out.

Looooove Tucson Thrift Shop. Recently stopped in after having forgotten about it for years- it was a go to spot as a treat during my high school days.Unlike most thrift shops I adore the way Tucson Thrift separates their store out both by style AND decade. As well as curating a selection of larger sizes for the curvier girls. Although- I wouldn't say they have much if any selection for plus sizes, so keep that in mind. I don't know if it's entirely their fault or just a product of primarily carrying genuine vintage with a limited size run, but I'm sure they could probably do better for the larger ladies. As it stands I'd say I have luck with about 20% of their inventory and I'm a modern 10-12, curvier in the hips and bust than most vintage pieces allow for. But I did find a GORGEOUS 1950s nightgown last I was in and my friend who is a modern 6-8 had significantly better luck with probably 50-70% of the store catering to that size range.They aren't the cheapest thrift store in town BUT for the quality of the garments they sell I certainly wouldn't call them overpriced or even priced on the high end. Expect to spend around $35 on a well constructed day dress from 1967 or $45 on a business casual skirt and blouse. I definitely highly recommend if you're in their catered-to size range, and even if you're on the larger side there's usually a few amazing things to be found on their racks, just with a little more digging required.

Stopped in on a whim with the family about a month ago, in hopes of finding 1950s gear for a company party. We had stopped by other stores and thrift shops without any luck, but this place was so fun to explore! They have vintage, costumes, eclectic, etc. My daughter and I found pink ladies jackets (what we were hoping for). The prices were about $10 less than new on Amazon. Not a crazy good deal, but very clean and like new. Plus the convenience of getting to try them on and buy them right there. So worth it. The store is very clean and the everything is displayed nicely. The kids want to buy their Halloween costumes here this year! Can't wait to go back again.The staff was also very friendly. Highly recommend.

Very cool shop and the owner is super friendly. Great place to put together a costume or add a funky touch to your closet.

If she runs out of something have her check the storage because they usually have more of it. If it is a Halloween or costume item, she can order it. The place to find a genuine top hat, pricey though=$150.00I found skeleton oxfords $49.99

The girls who work here are very rude. If you're unhappy with your job, get a new one out of the customer service industry!!! A simple greeting would be nice and so would less eye-rolling and whispering about other patrons. I went in today and have never felt so unwanted before! I'll continue to support other local thrift shops, but not this one!

This is one fun and delightful place to shop, especially with Halloween and All Souls Procession just around the corner. Hats galore, clothing, boas, jewelry....you can seriously dress yourself out and not have to pay out the big bucks.It was clean and tidy and had items you just won't find anywhere else in town.Have some fun and stop in this shop sometime when you're on 4th Avenue.

I got a costume for my friend's 1920's themed graduation party! Not gonna brag, but I looked amazing, and I loved how inexpensive it truly is compared to other shops around town!

NOT what I expected! More if a costume/magic/party store. There were tones of new and used costumes and costume pieces. Lots of used clothes, too.they also had a lot of things like magic tricks, and some costume jewelry. No one overly friendly, not especially bright or shiny, but if I need a costume and I'm already downtown I'll make a stop here too.

The employees are always wonderful. They put up with a lot. That being said, idk how this place is still open. So many people I know used to work here and have said it's horrible and that the owner is horrible. She makes employees work in horrible conditions. It's deceiving from the front of the shop. The back is a different story. Also, the air situation in there is a whole other story. The poor employees have to work with no a/c in the back warehouse type room. Do you like wearing clothes that have been around mold? If you are shopping here, I hope so! Nasty.