They will post items on Monday when closed but employees will purchase them before they open on…read moreTuesday morning. Not a good business practice. Please remove item post if they are not available to the public.

I'm hesitant to write a review of Formerly Theirs, as this is one of my "secret spots" where I get…read moreall my amazing deals and like to keep all to myself :P It's a pretty far drive for myself, deep in Vidor towards Evadale, but I still manage to visit at least once or twice a month as the stellar deals are well worth the drive! They specialize mainly in clothing, babies, children, men & women's as well as shoes, formals, handbags, toys, and baby equipment/necessities. This is a consignment store, so the inventory is constantly changing and fresh. I dropped off two full bags and only got a few dollars back, so for sellers -- might not be the best for profit unless you're just wanting to make a little bit off unwanted clothing but as a buyer, I LOVE THIS PLACE. Items that don't sale quickly, get moved to the "porch sale" where I've scored new with tag items for less than a dollar! Inside, I've found boutique and brand name clothing, such as Matilda Jane, for $5.99 & Miss Me Jeans for $15-$20 -- you can't find that anywhere else!! The big bonus? Moms listen up... they have a PLAY AREA for the kids in a back corner of the shop filled with toys. SO your kiddo can be pre-occupied playing while still in hearing/seeing range while your shop! Doesn't get much better than that!

Excellent nickel price on books, records & tapes! My kid got a bag full of books & a shirt for her…read moredad for 76 cents total. Shop earlier in the day, as they may close earlier if the indoor temperature exceeds 80 degrees.

This little shop relies solely on donations and volunteers. Their proceeds go to benefit a local…read morecharity. They accept everything except furniture. Everything is super reasonable and on Tuesdays and Thursdays, all clothing is 10 cents each. Their hours are somewhat difficult to navigate because some days they close at 3 pm, while other days they are open until 6 pm. Also, they don't have a public bathroom. But if you're looking for any little thing you can think of, it's a fun place to just browse and shop!

I moved to the area many months ago from Houston, mecca of all things thrift and resale…read more Admittedly, i am a thrift addict. Oddly, i filed the location of Silk Purse in the back of my mind with no real pull to stop in sometime. I think it was the name. Silk Purse=Fancy Girly. One bored Saturday, I was like, meh, may as well pop in just to see. What a pleasant surprise!! So organized and filled to the gills but not in an unshoppable way! The prices are very fair. I found the most unique vintage light kit on the porch. It's now hanging in my stairwell. The mother/daughter duo, which i have now met on separate occasions, were equally friendly and engaging. They have a good eye for rare finds....vintage, antique, and collectible. Really, something for everyone! Unless you are just impossible to please! 20-25 minutes from the heart of Beaumont (a guess on my part based on my whereabouts in Sour Lake). Let's do our share to support small local businesses!! This is one is an easy support, too!!

What a great surprise this place was. Very nice reception on entering and a great shopping…read moreexperience.

Perfect place to sale your clothes and my granddaughter LOVES shopping there! Also they take all…read moreseason clothes to sale. They have a lot of name brand clothes in their store and they stay open till 8.00 pm which makes it very convenient!!!

Their store credit policy is predatory…read more It's the same value as cash, there's no incentive to keep it in store. Store credit: expires. Store credit: can only be used if you keep up with your receipt and bring it back. Both of these practices are predatory and are in place to try and keep your items without having to actually pay you anything. I've never seen another thrift store utilize this technique. Take the cash! Don't donate without compensation for their profit, like they're trying to get you to do.

​I am writing this to share a deeply hurtful experience my sister and I had recently at this…read morelocation. My sister is 10 months sober and has worked incredibly hard to rebuild her life. We visited the store to find items for her room--a joyful milestone in her recovery journey. ​Instead of the supportive environment one would expect from an organization called "The Mission," we were profiled. Two female employees followed us through the aisles, looking at my sister with visible disdain and judging her for her tattoos and her appearance. It was heartbreaking to see someone who has fought so hard for her sobriety be made to feel "low" and "mortified" by those meant to serve the community. ​However, we refuse to carry the weight of that judgment. To the two women who treated us this way: We forgive you. We truly hope you receive the message you were meant to receive--that every person who walks through your doors is a human being worthy of dignity, regardless of their past or their appearance. We hope your hearts are softened so that the next person in recovery who walks in feels supported, not shamed.

I have been here a couple of dozen times. I leave empty handed 1/2 the time. On today's visit, I…read morewas inspired to look at clothing because I overheard everthing was $1. I purchased 5 shirts, 6 .25 letter blocks and a stack of 3 coasters that were priced $1.50. Only one was stickered. My total was $11 and change. I said that seamed high and took a quick look at my items and said wth, paid. When i got to the car I reexamined and determined she must've charged me for EACH coaster so i went in and said I don't want them if they're priced each. She said 'it's already done, I can't give your money back. It dollar day'. So i pay $3 for my $1.50 item and she had the nerve to laugh as i walked away.

Each time I visit my family in Texas, we visit several antique stores. There isn't a whole lot to…read moredo in the small town of Silsbee so it has become a favorite pastime for my family. Having lost a child, I love to look for angels! I hit the jackpot when I visited Neches Belle! Not only did I find angels galore, I also found lots of militaria! My family is proud of their service as we cover every branch with the exception of Spaceforce! The store is well-stocked, well-Organized, & well-staffed! Never did I think I'd enjoy antiquing but it has definitely become a fun family activity, especially in other states while vacationing.

From the owner: Our small town of Silsbee is known as the commercial center of Hardin County. It's bordered by the…read moreNeches River, which in the past was a ferrying point for people and goods. The Neches Belle was designed in the late 1800s to be the most elegant steamboat on the river. Seasonally, it transported commodities or provided pleasant excursion memories for folks throughout Southeast Texas. Just 1.5 miles from that river, our mall and market honors history through our name and the antiques we sell. Even our remodeled space was once a feed store. Now it holds a curated selection of antiques, vintage, primitives, mid-century pieces, and collectibles. The furniture, home decor, glassware, art, and other goods all tell stories of bygone eras. Proprietors Dean and Gale Robinson have decades of experience collecting and selling antiques & collectibles. They are experts at preserving the best of the best and are passionate about passing on their finds to those who'll enjoy them for years to come.

I enjoy shopping there. Pam is so sweet and helpful. She NEVER stops, always working and being so…read morehelpful to ALL! Thank you Pam for all you do! Alma Ochoa-Raley

Prices too high for a Goodwill....they are trying to be a retail outlet or something.read more