Children's Hospital Of The King's Daughters Thrift Stores

LOTS of clothes. Good clothes. All sizes, all kinds (men, children, etc.). Reminded me of Goodwill except better because every item had a tag, easily visible from the rack, with price and size. Clothes sorted by type (long sleeve shirt, skirts, dresses, etc.). Also plenty of housewares and toys and decor. Some furniture but not a lot. Prices were thrifty! My size medium teenage daughter came home with over 20 pieces for less than $100! Some had new tags. She is excited!

Won't let a 6 year old little girl use the bathroom? Seriously, I will never shop here again. Who turns away a child when there are no signs that say no public restroom!!!

Very nice and clean. And organized. Found a plastic like new tumbler and a coffee mug for 78 cents a piece. Good deal. I wish I had more time to peruse. Staff was extremely friendly. Even wrapped my mug carefully in paper!

Really nice thrift store and super clean! Stopped in while on vacation. Found some cute tops and tees. Saw some cool things around the whole store. The cashier was super friendly and sweet. A nice stop in thrift store if you love thrifting!

Perhaps one of my favorite thrift stores in the area... The selection of clothing is huge, and I was pleasantly surprised to find all the clothing to be in excellent condition, and from great brands like Arden B, Forever 21, Gap, etc. I also saw a bunch of Chicos clothing... One drawback- no dressing room. But the prices are pretty reasonable, in most cases I'm willing to take the chance on the fit.The housewares section had a lot of great stuff in it- cut glass pieces, silverplate... and the furniture section also had some great gems. Book selection is small... I walked out with a very cool hand carved wall decoration and a jeans jacket that looks brand new for my daughter. WILL RETURN as I saw an Old Navy dress I'd like to wear on the beach this week :)

Large consignment shop with cheap consignment shop prices. It seems like the sales go to support the Children's Hospital, and I heard the cashier ask someone if she wanted to make a donation to the Hospital today. Always appreciate a business for a good cause. The selection is so-so. It looks like most items come from the homes of older women and men. But we did find a random shirt with sparkly dice and maybe evil snowmen (jury's out) on it for Alex for costuming and an XL-but-accidentally-shrunk-it-in-the-wash sweater dress for me.

This store has a decent selection of clothes, nicknacks, videos, toys, etc. HOWEVER, the prices are either marked on the item itself or stapled where you need to see the size tag of the piece of clothing. Staples are a real pain to get out of clothing with ripping the clothes somehow. Y U NO STICKERS?!

This is my favorite thrift store for clothing. The prices are fair and the store merchandise is VERY well organized with the sizes easy to find on the tags. Great parking and really nice, friendly staff.

I give it 3 stars because it supports charity. It's ok. Pretty much like a smaller Goodwill store.

So, I went in there with my daughter, as part of a quick stop, after almost draining my pockets at other stores. I didn't have cash. Only card. The prices were way over-priced, and not a big deal, because we were having fun. So, we get inside and find a few things. I realized I only had $23 on me on my debit card, and the cashier was more than accommodating as far as taking things off, to fit my balance in my checking account. However, instead of ringing out the sale as "debit or credit" she pushed the "cash button". She then says "Oh, I f**cked up. I feel like I've been standing up here all day." I used to cashier and supervise cashiers, and never would they talk like that. However, I felt bad for her, and if she had been standing up there all day, without breaks, that's on management. No biggie..my language is the same, but not around customers. So, then she calls the manager, who comes up and makes it seem like I told her to hit the cash button. The manager then looks at me and says "You don't have any cash on you?!" Why was it my place to correct the cashier's mistake? I was so patient and when they told me I'd have to wait 15 minutes, so they could call corporate, I went to my car, for a few minutes. I couldn't believe the dirty looks I got, and my daughter is 15 and was embarrassed. So rude, and not a way to run a business. My daughter, knowing they shut down the CHKD stores around us, said "No wonder they closed down". Whoever is in charge of talent, needs to find a new job, because they need some customer service training, bad. The prices were ok, but a little bit of empathy goes a long way. Compassion, as well.