Many options and good prices. Selling is eh, owner can be not very friendly or in my opinion lacks…read morecustomer service. One thing I hate about these places is how the clothes you sell to them you make about a %10 profit of what they'll make (you get a $1 they sell it for $10) and those they don't want they act like you gave them rotting garbage and are appalled you even considered trying to sell them. I had an instance were a they didn't want a swimsuit at closet mentor and suggested Plato's and then the owner was like yeah I've seen this item before at my other store and I didn't want it there.

Selling clothes here is a headache unless you have super name brand clothing. They ask for men's…read moreclothes because they never get them but when you bring lightly used men's clothes in they don't take any of them and say "they are not in style" we live in North Dakota and pearl snaps are in style and would bring in more men as we are a farming state. They only think about what teenagers are going to buy. When you bring name brands like buckle you get $4 for it when you paid $100 then they sell it for $30. At this rate you would be better off selling on Facebook and waiting 6 months for it to sell.

**June 2025: Thursday Afternoon Visit**…read more This is a pretty large charity shop that carries a good assortment of pretty much everything. I do think the items here tend to lean more conservative/vintage etc but there are surely gems to be found. During my visit there was a sale for 50% off Linens which was kind of crazy because their original price is already really affordable. I was looking for towels/blankets to help cushion some my heavier and more fragile purchases that I made and I picked up the three hand knitted blankets for $6. I can't even get yarn for $6 let alone have a finished product. This was definitely a more sustainable way to ensure my fragile souvenirs could get back home safely and I think was cheaper than buying bubble wrap. Prices in this shop are inexpensive compared to California Thrift shops so I think it's worth a look!

I tried to make a donation of eight bags of gently used kids clothes size 8. During business hours,…read morethey told me they are no longer accepting donations of my garbage. And I could go ahead and grab all the bags that I set for donation and put them straight into their dumpster.

Great store, went in a while ago but had to leave a review. Some of the nicest staff I've ever seen…read moreand clothes you would not wanna pass out on:)

Went in to power shop and get as much as I could afford to get for our Bismarck residents of the…read moretragic apartment fire. Walked in 7 minutes before closing and was met with a smile and even cheerfully! Left with several bags of donations for my volunteering day to help support! I mean .. WHO doesn't like a bargain??

Absolutely no !!!! Their prices are high .not a lot of selection in clothes. What do they do with…read moreall the free clothes and merchandise they get everyday? Their donation spot is all over but yet they don't have anything nice hanging, without charging so much. My number one complaint is no changing rooms!! Ridiculous! Staff isn't very polite either. See Goodwill has problems all over not just Bismarck.

Waste of time. VERY RUDE high school girls. Your TV add is a lie. A few thoughts more you wanted…read more Not much more to say that would make them a place I would tell anyone to waste their time going to. I wasn't in the door for even a couple minutes and they totally almost told me it is a waste of their time. Is that enough comments for you.

This is a beautifully curated space that I was so excited to shop in, but I brought some clothes to…read moresell & the woman at the front was so rude; she slammed my bags on the counter and claimed everything was covered in pet hair (not true - in fact, I suspect she didn't even open the suitcases I brought). She also mentioned everything must be two seasons or less old--how would you know when I bought my clothes? Especially if you never opened my bags? Really disappointing experience.

Knowledgeable, great people. I brought my sewing machine in for what turned out to be a minor…read moreissue. They fixed it on the spot, explained to me how to avoid the problem in the future, and didn't change me anything for the repair. (And unlike some places in Bismarck, I didn't get any side eye for being a guy who sews.) They also have a good selection of vacuum cleaners for sale in the store. Their prices are good and, unlike the big box stores, theirs come with a warranty and they'll fix them for you if needed. They have a little parking lot. Their entrance is from the parking lot, not the main side of the street that their address is on. It's actually a little hard to see where they are until you drive past it, because of how the sign is angled -- I'll post a pic to clarify. I'd definitely recommend this place for your vacuum and sewing needs in western North Dakota.

J&R is the best sewing service business in town! From friendly employees to amazing customer…read moreservice, not to mention amazing technicians that can fix everything from sewing machines to vacuums and anything you need fixing or tuning up! I always bring my vintage sewing machines to be serviced at J&R. Chase is my go to technician. He is amazing at what he does! If the issue with your sewing machines is fixable, he will make it happen! He has an amazing amount of knowledge and he has so much passion for what he does, I appreciate that in a technician, thats when you know your machines are in good hands! I would recommend J&R to everyone because they are the best of the best in what they offer and do!!