had a great experience at this thrift store. The staff is very welcoming and friendly, which makes…read morebrowsing feel comfortable and easy. They have a really nice turnover of items, so there's always something new to look through. I especially noticed a great selection of children's and baby clothes, which is perfect if you're shopping for little ones. Just a helpful note for others: this location does not accept donations on site. Overall, it's a great spot to stop by and see what treasures you might find. 10/10

I will never set foot in this thrift store again. The merchandise quality is disappointing --…read moresoiled clothing, sweaters with moth holes, and prices that often exceed $10 for items that should never have been placed on the sales floor in the first place. What I find even more frustrating is the random handbag checks. I understand the employees are simply following store policy, and I do not blame the staff personally, but the policy itself feels intrusive and insulting. Being treated with suspicion while shopping among overpriced, damaged merchandise makes for a very unpleasant experience overall. There are many thrift stores in the area that manage to provide better quality, fairer prices and a more welcoming atmosphere. Unfortunately, this store no longer does.

Yesterday, I visited this store location 2040 Alta Arden Expressway on May 25th, 2026 Monday…read moreevening I went shopping here. It was a great experience. MJ was training with her fellow team member and was very helpful with helping out her coworker. She was very kind and friendly. I accidentally misplaced my black water bottle on the way out of store. Upon arriving to my vehicle I noticed it missing. I went back inside the store to retrace my steps. I could not find it. I asked MJ if she could assist me. She went above and beyond, by going out of her way to be helpful and help relocate it. After a little while she had found it for me. It is the dedication, perseverance, and hard work of people like MJ that makes me a return guest at this location. Thank you to you MJ for all that you do. Your support and dedication does not go unnoticed. Keep being amazing! 5 stars up!

NO dressing rooms. If you buy the clothes to try on and return, they can only be returned for in…read morestore credit. All you get is a wimpy paper receipt so don't lose it! And the turn around time for returning is very short. Save yourself the hassle and come with a bathing suits on so you can try on clothes in the public area- maybe they will get the point that the dressing rooms are necessary!

I come to Deseret once a week, or at least every two weeks. This is my meditation. On some days I…read moreleave with nothing, on some I spend my whole month thrift budget. Deseret is great go to for basics. Need some new jeans, a blazer, mens shirt, etc? I always check here first because they have a large array of things & sizes. My guy is tall, so we have a harder time. I also always check for blankets & fabric, as well as office supplies. Yep, for my home office. The outside area is an adventure, you never know what you will find. A few weeks ago I came for shorts and found a painting! I used to find great clothes, but sadly Deseret is getting so much "plastic" donations. Shein is taking over. I sew, so I would always find some great pieces to alter to my size & liking. The mens section is still good, but the womens is thin. Parking is always easy. The store is very clean, and Managers are very approachable for questions & pricing (the ladies, the men always seem stressed out and not so approachable. Just my opinion). The prices have gone up a little, but are still very good. My daughter lives in LA, and we always stop in when she is here. A Sacramento gem.

QUESTION: There were a lot of woman employees but every single one was wearing a hijab. different…read morecolors and races but all in this uniform. Is this a standard/uniform requirement for this business now? The service was not good the last time I went. The employees were not very friendly . The woman that checked me out wanted me to tell her how much each of my items were (and I had a good amount of things) instead of looking herself and doing it like a normal cashier. I typically like this thrift store. I like the amount of items and price and quality.

M-W-F are donations drop off days at Weave Thrift, formerly known at Weaveworks. Got there just…read moreafter opening, 1030am. Nice guy came up to car at my request and took 4 bags of clothing donations. Easy drive up and drop off.

I love supporting WEAVE due to their mission in supporting the community. I wish the donation hours…read morewere more generous but again grateful for their contributions to those that benefit from their services. Dropped off several bags of clothes and a bag of home goods to Louie, who greeted, swiftly helped me and shared some helpful information. Inside I met Mike as I was browsing the store. Mike share the days current sales and some other happenings. I guess I hadn't paid attention in the past, but noticed the store has a men's section which is nice. There is a children's section in the back of the store in an adjacent room. For women WEAVE has the full gamut from under garments to casual wear, business wear, leisure clothing and gala/ball gowns as well as a hefty selection of shoes.

My fiancé and I were regular customers here for over a year, shopping weekly and donating several…read moretimes. We consistently supported this store and usually had positive interactions. On December 23rd, my fiancé brought a cast-iron pot to the counter because it had no tag and simply asked about the price. The employee working that day accused him of removing the tag himself, claimed he had done this before, and said he had been a problem in the past. This was completely false. When my fiancé calmly tried to explain that there must be some confusion, he was asked to leave. Being accused of dishonesty without evidence was upsetting and unacceptable, especially after being loyal customers who supported the store with both purchases and donations. Businesses should value their customers and treat them with basic respect and fairness. Because of this experience, we no longer feel comfortable shopping here, which is a huge bummer. I hope management takes this seriously and addresses how customers are treated. (I never leave reviews)

Absolutely love this store. Always so neat and organized, I can tell they spend a lot of time…read moremaking sure your shopping experience is the best it can be. From antiques to clothing this is a place I always stop by on my thrifting days. On top of that they have the most kind employees!!! So helpful and always down for a conversation, five stars all around

Great spot for deals on luxury goods! After that, stop by the Brave Foundation -- an organization…read morerun by people with disabilities (they've got a cozy coffee stand inside ). Then head over to Stardust for a fun mix of luxury and everyday items, and finish off at KP Market.

If you are looking for luxury, authenticity, and one of a kind finds for a fraction of the retail…read morecost, stop in or go online and see what gem you discover! The store is always neat, organized, and doesn't have the smell that is far too common in other consignment and second hand stores. That's because you are in a boutique honey and you can tell that the owners Abe and Val put a lot of care into the items and how the store is presented. I have never consigned there but I've shopped there for years and have enjoyed the treasures I've found. There is something for every kind of style and they carry all kinds of brands including high end luxury brands. They not only have pieces in-store but you can shop online and even during their live shows hosted on their social media platforms. They have top tier customer service and everyone who's ever helped me is always pleasant, positive people that go above and beyond to help. The parking lot of the where it's located is one way in and one way out so you will need to enter in the driveway closest to the Tupelo coffee shop and exit the driveway on the other end of the lot. It's in a great area, so if you want to shop, go have food and drinks, you have lots of options even within walking distance making it a a great day out!

A small well-maintained thrift shop. Prices are fair and decent quality. Lots to see here. There…read moreare 2 discounted racks outside. Colored tag discounts. Minimal parking in the back & on street.

My friend and I checked out Upscale Thrift while she was in town a couple of weeks ago - thrift…read moreshopping is one of our favorite things to do together! This was my first time visiting Upscale Thrift and it is located near Freeport and Broadway. I loved this thrift store! I came in looking for something specific, which they unfortunately did not have, but I did end up finding a really nice glass bowl and glass jars for my sourdough bread baking era! They had so many beautiful glass items plus clothes, toys, jewelry, etc. Staff were very friendly and even let me know about their other location that might have had the specific items I was looking for. Most of the items were fairly priced - I even bought a fun pair of sunglasses for my daughter for like $5! If you like thrift shopping, I would definitely suggest checking out Upscale!

We like thrift stores. We like St. Vincent de Paul. Sacramento is a worthy stop. We had an extra…read morehour. I developed knowledge in woods and furniture early in life. St. V's usually has quality furniture, well made. This store has square footage and volume. A vast inventory. As generations arrive and leave, thrift stores contain the remnants. Lots of furniture is the pressboard, particle board and veneer of the 70's-2000's. There were still some great finds, oak, a very nice likely mahogany table, 2 leaves, with a coat of paint. Another good dining room set. A cool old dresser and mirror. Our place is too small, 700 miles away and full of quality old furniture. Not necessarily matching, but quality. We left with four items, two of them sealing glass jars, able to hold about four cups of ? each. Ours are raisin jars. We like wooden hangers, found a bundle for two dollars. We had been at the Pendleton Woolen Factory and seconds store the week before. We found a nice Pendleton Branded (therefore expensive) quilt in a belted package, unused, $14. Not wool, a weather resistant quilt, great for a car blanket. Would we return? Yes.

Our first stop today in our day out of thrifting. My mom came up for a visit and she loves…read morethrifting. I came upon this thrift storm from another yelper that I follow. He raved about this thrift store. So I saved it till my mom showed up and we put it on our list. Google maps got us there without a hitch, or almost. We did have to do a U-Turn to get into their driveway, which wasn't bad, the traffic stopped ahead of us due they had a signal so all was good. This is a huge thrift store. You can't miss it from the road. It's on Watt Ave before the bowling alley if you are coming from the 50. They used to be behind a thriving shopping center, but that fizzled out so I'm rarely in this area anymore now that my grandma doesn't bowl there anymore. They have everything here include furniture that they will deliver. That's a surprise. I didn't inquire the fee, but I bet it's worth it. When you walk in they have a board that tells you what colors are on sale. I bought a few things that were 25% off and got one top for 50% off. What a deal. I bet people shop by tag colors and go for the white ones as those items are only $1. What a deal. I didn't see any white, tags, but I wasn't really looking for things by tag colors. I was more focused on things that I wanted and if it had the right colored tag than good for me. They have so much clothing. And I'm mostly focused on clothing and Puzzles. Everything is divide by type and size. There are several alcoves. One had women's dresses in it, which I looked at, but didn't see anything that was worth trying on. I found 2 sets of winter PJs for $6.99 for the set. One silky set in maroon and a 2nd set that was cotton and had maroon stripes along with grey and white. I got a black and white Calvin Kline T-Shirt with Calvin in Silver lettering for $2. I got 2 100 piece puzzles for a friend who had a stroke recently. She's going stir crazy and said 100 piece puzzle would be perfect. And theses weren't kiddy designs either so these were perfect. One was of sea shells and the other is of a decorated elephant. Those were only $1.50 each. They were 25% off what a good deal. And I got 2 other tops for $3.99 each. Back to the puzzles. They are the only store we when to today that had such a wide variety of 100 piece puzzles. I was really impressed by their selection. They also had puzzles with more pieces in them, but none of those got our attention. I don't know if they have restrooms, but they do have fitting rooms. They allow you to take 5 items in at a time, which is totally fair. With dressing rooms going out of style these days, this is a total find. They have so much clothing, they even have a blue room with the more desirable items in it. I looked around, but didn't see anything that caught my eye. Nothing stood out to me as being as a good find. They were pricier than I wanted to pay for those types of items. If you did find anything there you are asked to pay for them separately and not take them out of the area till they are paid for. Parking is ok. They have a lot right out front that was full when we arrived, we parked by the side of the building which was more convenient for me in pulling in and backing out. The other parking lot looked tight. I'm totally sold on this thrift store. I'm going to put it into our rotation.

Smaller than the Assistance League in Reno but overall great quality. I'm wearing an Under Armour…read morequarter zip that I bought for $6...also snagged a Peter Millar quarter zip for the same price (I bought the same Peter Millar in pink at Sierra Trading Post for $40 on sale, so this was a great find). The store is well organized and clean. My only request would be to size all pants by size number vs small, medium, etc. Overall, well worth checking out again next time I'm in Sacramento.

I appreciate that this organization is a nonprofit, and I was excited to visit for the first time…read more However, as someone who shops at many thrift stores, I found the pricing surprisingly high for donated items. I understand premium pricing in curated vintage or resale boutiques that source inventory directly, but the pricing here felt excessive and took away from the overall experience.

My friend and I walked into this store not knowing what to expect. We hadn't been inside for 5min…read moreand was already greeted by the owner/manager (forgive me I don't remember his name). He's so nice and made us feel welcomed. We left with some amazing pieces as well as future collaborations. It's so nice to see Sacramento grow with dope shops, especially black owned. I'll be back very soon! Thanks again 1Up

This location is closed and doesn't exist anymore. All the maps and website show it's open but I…read morecame to the address and didn't see anything but a restaurant and ice cream shop.