Savers

It's O.K. for a thrift store. Every once in a while you can get a good deal on high end items. That being said I've seen shoes from Payless priced higher than brand name shoes. I've seen generic brand of women's winter coats priced too high for this chain -$29.99 & up. I can go to Burlington Coat Factory and get a brand new one on sale or regular price & it's still less than Savers. Considering that the clothes are donated here & they have been raising prices for a while now, Goodwill is looking pretty good to shop at.

I am a frequent shoppers of Savers and regularly visit their other locations. It was my first time at this location and will also be my last because of the staff. The staff are unprofessional and like to make baseless accusations against its customers. Other customers defended the accused customer, but none of the other employees stepped in. As a result, this customer left empty handed. I decided to pay it forward and purchased that customer’s items and gave it to them outside of the store and asked for nothing in return. I was shocked and appalled at the employee behavior.

Great spot to find bargains. The clothes are well organise by style and size which make shopping a lot easier. It's hard to predict what is available but the furniture deals are insane, 10$ for a good kitchen table set it 5$ for a good dresser are not uncommon. It's worth the trip.

Cool finds and great prices but it is pretty dusty in there ud83dude23ud83dude37

They have a LOT of clothes and most sizes. There is no fitting room access due to covid-19 so it's a gamble when you buy and the prices are not as los as some other stores but you are sure to find SOMETHING with how much they have. My go to for getting clothes for work.