This place is exactly what a thrift store should be. It is well organized. It is run by friendly…read morefolks who are very helpful. You know where the money you spend is going and feel good about it. The best treasures to hunt for here are clothes and shoes. If you're a clothes hound, this is the place for you. There are large selections, things are easy to find, and everything is very reasonably priced. Men, women, boys, girls . . . equal representation for all! If you're more of the collector type, there is also a nice-sized housewares section with lots of fun knick-knacks. My favorite thing about visiting here is that I don't have to spend lots of time searching for things. The store is incredibly tidy and if I'm looking for anything specific, the workers are extremely helpful. I will be sure to stop by every time I am in the area . . . 5 stars well-deserved!

We have always donated to the store when it was smaller and on second or third Avenue. We are…read moremoving and took a large car full of all sorts of very nice things to donate. The woman that came to the car was extremely rude and said what did you get all this stuff at a garage sale? She hand picked through everything and only took the items that she wanted and was acting really inappropriate for the fact that we were giving them a bunch of free stuff that they could sell and make money. We will never go back there. We will never donate to it again And will tell all of our friends not to donate there or go there because of this woman.

This is a nice store, my 14 year old daughter got a $15 record player, a $10 sweater, and a $3…read moredollar zebra mug. This store is a pricey "thrift" store. I saw set's of dishes over $100. Two bins of Lego's over $100. I wonder if they ever sell anything at those prices. They do have a "sale" section. But it's a "thrift" store, why would you have a "sale" section.. Well because the prices are so high. I dunno, I don't think we will be back because we have so many real thrift stores around here that are thrift store prices. The people that worked there were nice, but that doesn't help the prices unfortunately.

I bought a silverware set that tested positive for lead. I was unaware that vintage silverware…read morecould have lead which is known to cause birth defects.. I'm pregnant. Testing is cheap and easy I found out.. especially for a store that gets everything for free. Signage about the risk could be another solution, again very cheap. At the very least what I called asking for was a refund and explained why and the guy on the phone was extremely rude and made it clear that he could care less (apparently he is the manager). I will never shop here again because if he cares this little about customers growing a literal human being imagine how he treats his employees!

I love a great second hand store and Revolve does it well - it is an elevated experience and you…read moredon't feel you are shopping a resale boutique. They have tons of amazing well-organized articles to choose from and some new items from smaller artists like handmade earrings, lipsticks and perfume.

Sisters Antonea and Erica Widony are the owners of Corvallis' newest fashion boutique. That was the…read moreheadline in the Gazette in 2011. It's a thrill that this one-of-a-kind store made it through covid and all the other threats to smaller businesses. I love to go to Revolve just to sit in one of their comfy spots and think about what I really need to supplement my wardrobe. And every time Erica or Amanda swoops in and directs me right to my next vintage or contemporary pieces. You'll never be 'upsold' here, and you'll feel right at home, and immediately. They really do carry a ton of top brands. Best retail therapy in the Willamette Valley!

Still my favorite Thrift store in our area. Still finding goodies brand new with tags! Found a…read moreTupperware pitcher for $2.50! I found adorable Mickey two piece jammies. They are so comfy! My daughter found this handmade jacket, it has a hole in the arm but it's really cool. We can sew it. I found my daughter an alarm clock. Great customer service and great selection.

I love a good thrift store: fun, affordable, and the thrill of finding a vintage treasure. We heard…read morethe Arc was a great local one, so I was excited to find some decor for a college apartment. A few good finds, but wow, the prices! I live in the Bay Area and even I was shocked. It feels good to support a good nonprofit and reuse and recycle and all that, but when items are priced like consignment prices, the thrift thrill is gone.

I am a huge thrifter, always on the hunt for eclectic trinkets, treasures, and clothing. I will…read moredrive hours to peruse places in other cities, but the Humane Society Thrift is by far my favorite place to shop. I am always greeted warmly by the volunteers, and strike up genuine conversations each trip. The shelves are abundant but still well-organized, offering everything from home decor to utilities to crafting supplies. Prices are fair and affordable, which is so refreshing amidst the overcharging of big corporations. I appreciate this especially as a college student on a budget. And every purchase I make goes toward the most precious animals! I visit them frequently, too. :) I'm so excited for the opportunities that their relocation and expansion will bring; I can't wait to swing by the animal corner at the front once it's been developed!

We have a few choices for thrift stores in Corvallis. That's awesome. Do you want to know what…read moreelse is awesome? Heartland Humane Society's thrift shop! Yeah! There's an eclectic mix of stuff. Prices can be just OK or totally super value. I always have to make sure I have a wad of cash if I go in because it's a rare day that I leave empty handed. Fun dishes, kitchen implements, groovy clothes, hats, random bits of hardware, and who even knows WHAT you'll find. Sometimes I just have to leave things I want because I already have enough stuff. But wow. Just wow. Then there's the staff. Is it OK to call them staff? They are volunteers. They do their work because they love the Humane Society. You know what? That's awesome too! Their revenue goes to the local Humane Society and provides over a quarter of the Humane Society's annual budget. That's huge. The staff is also friendly and helpful. I better get on down there; it's been a couple days!

OMG! My wife loved this place! The owner is super sweet. Shop Here!…read more Brandy is an awesome person!

Such an amazing selection! Wonderful, helpful owners. They were so kind it helping me find exactly…read morewhat I was looking for. They will even make recommendations if you are looking for something they do not carry. High end, unique, and quality items.

Hands down the best antique store I've ever been to. The store is HUGE and has so much to offer,…read moreall at reasonable prices. The lady running the checkout counter when I visited was super friendly as well.

The Albany antique mall is extremely large two floored - very impressive. We found a beautiful…read morehutch, mid century items and lots of beautiful turquoise jewelry. The upstairs has some of the most spectacular collection of 20s to 80s fashion. We live 35 minutes away and it was well worth the trip.

A big store with a whole bunch of resale options for children, women, and men…read more Good prices for high-quality stuff. Also really nice service