They have a wide variety of things for sale at really reasonable prices. I've enjoyed shopping…read morethere many times.

HUGE selection of children's toys. Everything from sets to only parts and pieces…read more The furniture area was empty today, and there weren't many clothes. But we found some great DVD's!

Prices are way too high for items that they receive for free . I used to love going to Goodwill,…read morebut I no longer do because the prices are more expensive than going to buy new items. Unless they lower their prices I will not go back and Shop with them , and I would not recommend anyone go there either.

The store itself was fine, but I was especially disappointed in the staff. At the checkout counter…read moreI overheard a young lady named Sissy talking to a co-worker about the people who work there because they got into trouble and they have to work there. I'm assuming she's talking about people who have to do some sort of community service. She explained that they don't like them out front so they keep them in the back and proceeded to talk about what she assumed their characters were like. It wasn't very complimentary. It wasn't professional. It was not what I expect from a place called Goodwill. My wife mentioned that perhaps someday sissy will find herself stuffed in the back and kept out of view of the public. I hope that doesn't happen but I think it would be important for Sissy to think about the image she projects. She is representing the store and the community. So far she's not doing a great job.

Amazing cute little thrift shop. Staff is super nice! Must go! I picked up a few vases and my…read moredaughter got few trendy pieces.

On principle, I'm very glad Decades has stuck around Commercial Street, since it seems to always be…read moreenduring an ebb-and-flow of thrift/antique businesses. Things like Decades don't often stick around for very long on C-Street, but yet, Decades remains. Good thing, too, because thrift culture needs to be nurtured around these parts. I've been to Decades a few times, and what I like about it is what Ginger A. pointed out: it's all quality. It takes the severe inspection aspect out of thrift shopping if you're not feeling up to the task, and the range of styles to be found are incredibly broad, from ladies' ultra-vintage lace to men's tribal button-ups. Decades also has a great variety of very cute, not-clunky vintage or vintage-inspired jewelry for ladies at very fair prices. The downside to the quality is the price ($8 - $15 per top, typically), as it's not Red-Racks-on-Sunday cheap, and that's how we all like things to be. However, to me it's worth it to pay a little extra for a local place that specializes in searching high and low for cream-of-the-crop items. Roshelle H. was accurate in describing the arrangement of all the store's contents as thoughtfully sorted, which is always a nice touch and makes the thrifting experience that much more genuine; that being said, today I felt like I was searching through my grandmother's attic, as much of the shelf items were covered in dust. This didn't necessarily bother me, but maybe a squeaky cleaning is in order. I also picked out a few items that didn't have price tags on them, so I didn't have much of an idea of what I was going to pay until I got to the register. Although I'm used to being in the nitty-gritty of clothing thrift shopping, I had a fun time picking out Christmas gifts for friends and family at Decades today, and I've shopped for myself here too. It's a great place to visit if you're on the hunt for quality over quantity in vintage clothing. Edit: There's a cat here. And a little doggy. POINTS FOR PETS!

A little on the "fancypants" side for me. But that's not saying anything - I am a lower end,…read morethrift store shopper. This, on the other hand, is one lovely vintage store. You won't be digging through a lot of bins - their stock isn't cheap...but it's clean, free from any holes or discoloration, and painstakingly displayed and organized. If you're serious about a particular look or item from the past, you just may find it here. The staff seems knowledgeable. I was highly impressed by the conversation overheard between the young, metallic Lycra wearing clerk and several customers. It was very clear she knew her stuff thoroughly (eras, fabric types, etc).

I was selling clothes at a local store and I need to kill some time and saw this little store and…read moredecided to go in. It looked closed from the outside so I almost didn't go in, but I decided to try since the hours posted on the door said they should be opened. I'm so glad I went in. This is the cutest little thrift store. It's so clean and the prices were great. They have discounts for seniors on Tuesday (I believe) and Tuesday and Wednesday all the clothes that are $5 and below were marked down to $1. They also support a local domestic violence program from Ozark, Mo.

This was a great shop! I found some 'treasures' at great low prices…read more I have never been in a 'thrift store' that was so neat and clean. The employees were very nice, friendly & helpful. We will definitely be back the next time we pass through Springfield, Missouri!

This place needs an updated review. It isn't bare wallled. It is busting at the seams with good…read morestuff and their turnover is tremendous. Don't wait to buy here. It will be gone next time you come in. I have shopped there twice now. Both times, I've found interesting wall hangings, a splendid collection of jewelry from classic to funky to quirky. Are you setting up housekeeping? Fresh faces college student? Get over here to buy all the kitchen things you will need! Collect pyrex or need a special size casserole? Check it out. I will be donating here also. The charity does help a no kill animal shelter in the ozarks which in and of itself is awesome. This place is cluttered and yet tidy. Clean and friendly. Stop in today. You'll be happy you did!

This place is actually called Cottage Rose and is more of an antique / boutique than a thrift…read morestore. Some neat items. Lots of glassware, knickknacks and kitchen items. Decent library of books. Small amount of jewelry (mostly costume). Unlikely to return as this is not my cup of tea.

Red flag! They will not provide their EIN/Tax ID number. If you want to write off your donations,…read moreavoid this place. Obviously it isn't why we donate, but it makes you wonder if it is legitimate.

I love shopping here, mainly because I love the people that work there, they are always so…read morefriendly, but I do get tired of the false advertising on the daily Facebook posts. If you notice the same pictures are constantly used, I know this is a fact because I see items that I have all ready purchased weeks prior. You will read .. we have restocked the entire store.. I go in the morning and it looks just the same as it did at closing time when I was there. Not meaning the employees haven't cleaned, just not completely restocked like the person is writing on the post .

It's a crap shoot to shop here for many reasons. If you're into electronics, you might find some…read morereal bargains, but you will also find stuff that they say they checked, but turns out to be a lie. Most of the electronics I have purchased from them, especially old-school vintage stuff, has not worked or would half-work. They have a testing station and I highly recommend you test these types of items. As for media, Blu-Rays are over-priced, although I have found some interesting titles in there that I have not seen anywhere else, for instance promotial releases that were never made available to the general public, like films that were produced by Netflix or Amazon. Those ARE worth the asking price for sure. AS for cd's, I have had better experiences, but prices are in the $2-4 range, which is, depending on what you find, expensive. If you look at it another way, you'll do worse on e-bay, but I like those places that sell media in the $1-3 range for cd's, dvd's, blu-rays, etc. Bottom line: Red Racks is certainly an interesting place, but can be a frustrating experience as well.

This used to be one of my favorite places to visit in Springfield. No more. They have lost their…read moreever loving minds. They have everything priced around retail value. Vintage items are eBay prices or more actually. A simple brass candlestick was $20. Insane. I'm done.

Plaid Door is a boutique resale shop benefiting the nonprofit Junior League of Springfield. They…read moretypically offer one or two sale days a month and occasional pop-up shops at locations and events around Springfield. You get high quality, often designer brands and sometimes new with tags, for pennies on the dollar. Highly recommend plus you're helping a community organization. They sell primarily only women's clothing and accessories. Currently co-located with the Boy Scouts of America at 1616 S. Eastgate Ave.

The Plaid Door is a boutique thrift store whose proceeds support the volunteer projects of the…read moreJunior League of Springfield. The Plaid Door specializes in providing high quality women's and men's clothing, accessories, and home decor. They offer flat pricing on a majority of their items and budget-friendly pricing on designer items. They are proud to help members of the community dress for success for less while simultaneously giving back to the city.