Hopeline's Clothesline Thrift Shop

I went into Hopeline's Clothesline today and was horrified to see the changes. This was an extremely nice shop. Nicely decorated, products attractively laid out, good looking displays in front of the window, pleasant music playing softly in the background. The clothing was well organized and the nicer clothing that would be appropriate for job interviews and more formal occasions was located separately from the other clothing, creating a boutique-type feel. I felt hopeful, relaxed and pampered while shopping there, but no more. It WAS very welcoming and I was looking forward to browsing and buying today. The moment I stepped inside, my enthusiasm immediately disappeared. Now the inside looks like some random building that someone just threw a bunch of junk in. Plus, I ripped a hole in my shirt when I brushed against one of their shelves. This is such a shame. Why take such a lovely, welcoming place and strip it down to nothing? This was a place that made you feel good to shop in and now you just feel like you are rifling through junk in some hot, vacant building. This is NOT going to draw customers. This is NOT going to make people want to spread the word about their shopping experience. For the past few months, I have been going in regularly & telling everyone how great it was, but now I won't be doing that. It is such a shame too. I wanted to give it less stars, but the staff is so nice, I felt that it would be unfair to them. I am sure I will still shop there, but it probably won't be my first choice anymore. This sucks

This place was great at the old location. So much furniture for sale and not just used for display. You get the furniture for free. No one wants to buy the old cheap grandmas collection or cheesy glass wear, we want to buy the book shelves and tables that it's on. Get store shelving and sell the furniture for families in need.