DAV Thrift Store

Brought my kids in to do some shopping, boys shirts are 10$, kid liked a pair that were 100$ hahaha. Another pair of shoes from temu that are 15$ new cost 25$. Youngest brought me a broken toy car that was 9.99$ like who the hell is pricing things here? This is a donation center. My first and last time going here. Inflation should not be impacting thrift stores designed to help those in need.

Veteran discounts, large variety of items, good prices, great customer service, especially Susan at Boutique counter

Visited on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. The location has been here for some time. It's pretty crowded inside and it's a little harrowing to get in/out on VB Blvd's race track. Be aware there's utilization of every space and the aisles are narrow. I found the workers to be very nice and helpful. There was a good selection of the goodies I tend to look for second hand, like dishes and clothes, since they're so easily washed and re-homed. Stock was constantly being put out. I saw a little carryon suitcase I was interested in, but there was no tag on it. Plus size section was kind of meager but had I needed house things like dishes and utensils, I would of been stoked! I ended up with a bit pack of nicely colored "autumn" napkins, a small plate (only this one was sturdy enough for the purpose I needed it for), a cute green wallet, and a crystal bowl off a shelf at the front (not pictured),

Not a shabby DAV. Decent sized. Huge selection of women's shoes inside and a great selection of books in the back of the store. They also have a lot of men's and women's clothes in here.

Your typical thrift store. The staff is friendly and helpful, the store is clean and organized, prices are clearly marked, clothing is sorted on racks according to type and size. The private parking lot is of adequate size for the business and appears well maintained and free of debris. Not all thrift stores offer dressing rooms so I appreciate that this one has them. I know the recycled clothes are very inexpensive and the money goes for a good cause (supporting disabled American military veterans) but it's still nice to be able to try on a garment or two to make sure they fit before purchasing them. Like most thrift stores, sometimes you can find great bargains on items you want and other times you just can't find anything of interest. There is always a good selection of items like clothing and accessories, shoes, dishes, flatware, toys, etc... It's more hit or miss if you're shopping household goods, small appliances, electronics, power tools, furniture, etc... This DAV Thrift Store location is among the better local thrift stores. If you have a military ID be sure to check out their Military Appreciation Day on the 15th of every month and get a generous discount.

Just like the one on Centreville turnpike, this DAV has a pretty good selection. They dont have as much furniture as the other DAV, but they have a great amount of toys, clothes, and luggage. My kids got a toy that usually sells for $61, and got it for $9! That was a great find. They also have shopping carts, which is nice for a mom like me with multiple children and not enough hands lol. I recommend. The parking lot is pretty clean, and the store was immaculate for being a thrift store.

This organization has become nothing but money hungry. I question the fact of how much actually goes to the DAV and how much goes into their own pockets. They forget that people donate everything they sell for profit.A few weeks ago I had picked up a small bag with tiny ceramic eggs. There was probably about four or five in the bag, the sales associate without thinking, slammed the bag on the counter, and a few of them broke. I simply said, let me take the broken ones out and I'll take the rest if you give me a discount on them . She said absolutely. She proceeded, but had to call a manager to void the item off and to re-ring it. The woman came over and said no I cannot purchase it. It needs to go to the back for reevaluation and re-pricing. I looked at her and said; Do you realize people donate to you but she just walked away. Their prices are ridiculous as they think they are a High End Dept. Store. Cameras all over the place. Absolutely disgusting. The stores could not exist if people did not donate.Please folks find another place to go. I will no longer support the DAV. No more shopping and Never again will I make another donation.

Overall, it's a decent thrift store. I'd say it's fairly well organized. Slightly cramped though. If you're using a cart, good luck squeezing through the aisles if another has a cart. A number of items were oddly overpriced but it looks like they do markdown frequently. For example, many general women's dresses (ie not formal dresses) would start at $12+ but they eventually would be marked down to the $6-8 as I'd expect at a thrift store. The checkout area had small counters as well, which made it difficult to place items. It took a hot minute for someone to check me out. There was one woman at the luxury items counter but she wasn't checking out people. She saw me waiting for about 5-10mins but never called anyone to come help. When a staff member did show, they were very pleasant. They didn't have a large quantity of nicer brands and I felt like one really did have to check quality of the items because they seemed damaged. But I did get some nice finds there and overall my experience was average for a thrifting experience. I plan on going again in the future.

This DAV is ROUGH. The location, parking lot, employees, ROUGH.You might wait forever at the checkout, if the employees ever show up.You'll spend a good portion of your time there listening to the employees yelling codes at each other over her announcement system.They never have anything too good and it's slightly organized?

Everyone was so rude. Older man grabbed me to tell me to leave. The store closed in 20 minutes. Physically harassing people. Disgusting pieces. $30 for a broken bag. Vomit on the carpet. NOT WORTH THE TRIP.