The Thrifty Penny is the Neiman Marcus of thrift store! Located and operated by Epworth United…read moreMethodist Church, the proceeds fund mission and outreach projects in Cockeysville and around the world. The clothing choices include high-end item, some brand new. The jewelry collection is unmatched, and the household goods and decorative accessories are not to be missed. The staff of volunteers sort the donations, so each piece is clean and beautifully displayed.

Excellent Little thrift shop ran by very friendly old ladies. Good selection of Men's clothing & I…read moreeven found a bag of vintage Star Wars Figures once.

Store is kinda on the small side. The ramp to get to the store is long and excellent…read more We were there to find something to wear for Halloween and I managed to find a long sleeved cheetah print dress... now if only I can find my cat ears, I'm all set. There was quite an interesting assortment of knickknacks. A second room houses the electronics, frames, tools, mirrors, and a tiny selection of furniture. A fun outing but not a store I'd choose to visit again.

This review is for the drop off service only!…read more The gentlemen who staff the drop off are usually nice and helpful. They unload everything for me. They engage in minor small talk while they work. I've even gotten a smile or two! ;-) I've seen the negative comments and I must say that those donors are the problem, not the staff. If the drop off is closed, move on and find some place else. Closing time is closing time, especially when you've been working outside! You were late and that's on you! Give the staff a break and quit your whining!

This isn't a small store, but the selection isn't massive. Found a jesus statue, holding a headless…read morechild, so that shows you the quality of the merchandise here... or that the employees aren't paying any attention to what they are putting on the shelves. I suppose they do a decent enough business with the college kids. There was also a fantastic pink pimp furry coat for anyone who wanted to dress up as cotton candy for Halloween- I WAS there looking for Halloween outfits, but the coat was much too large for me. I made Jeremy try it on and the people nearby all seemed greatly amused, as was I. He also tried on this burgundy bathrobe that could have been some decent pimpwear. We didn't buy anything.

Like most thrift stores, this place is hit or miss. The dressing rooms are still closed, which…read moreseems like a pandemic precaution holdover at most thrift stores. I've come in here before and left empty handed and other times left with a full haul of treasures. On a recent visit, I was interested in the glassware and ceramics section and managed to find a ton of amazing steals. Most items ranged from $1-$2 which I appreciated since other donation type thrift stores seem to be charging a lot more nowadays. I also found a gorgeous genuine leather purse for only $12 and of course, had to take it home with me. I would recommend checking out this Goodwill for accessories and home goods. Although, the clothing is a bit harder to sift through and I haven't had much luck myself.

I shopped here years ago and was a fan. A few weeks ago when I happened to be in the area, I…read morereturned and was not disappointed. I scooped up some great items for boys and girls in great condition. Pros: A lot of quality brands (i.e. Gap, L.L. Bean, Nautica, Pedi Peds); no walmart, target or old navy stuff (I have nothing against those brands, they just don't hold up well for consignment). The staff was friendly and very helpful. Although the shop is small, there is a lot of clothes to choose from and everything is organized well. Parking is available behind the shop along the small side street behind the shop. Cons: As mentioned, the inside of the shop is a tight fit, not much room to move around. Because of this, do NOT bring your child with you -shopping childless is not a con however ;-). No fault to the shop, but the turn getting back on York Road is scary, there is a hill and it is hard to see when pulling back out into traffic.

I love a good consignment store, especially one for kids things that they grow out of so quickly!…read moreThis one is fantastic and the selection is amazing. I'll be making an annual pilgrimage from DC every year to outfit my little one.

If you love your high end designer brands but don't like paying those high prices, definitely make…read moreyour way to Timonium to shop at Duckpin Consignment for second hand items in excellent condition. I discovered Duckpin Consignment when I was looking to unload some highend handbags and shoes I no longer used. While the staff reviewed my items, I had time to explore the three floors and was so impressed with how the shop was curated and the condition of the offerings. They have clothing, shoes, sunglasses, handbags, belts and jewelry. The inventory is extensive and they are particular with what they accept for consignment, they review condition on all items so a lot of the stuff is very gently used, almost new. A great place to treat yourself to something nice!

Duckpin Consignment should be your top destination for all things secondhand. Especially designer!…read moreThe quality is amazing, the value is the best, and the product and inventory any time of year is always packed. Duckpin takes only the best and highest quality secondhand items in the area. While the selection for selling your clothes can be picky, you expect fair commission and payouts in a timely manner. Service is always great if you're in the store! Commission when selling clothes is 50/50 which is pretty high for the area in terms of consigning. Your items, if taken by the store, are almost guaranteed to sell, ensuring you receive great money for your items.

Nice people, clean store and lots of great clothes. Found shoes (3) pair and a great jumpsuit. I'm…read morefrom Tennessee and I always go when I'm in town

I've shopped and sold clothes at Uptown Cheapskate for years, and I've had several friends work…read morethere over the years. Unfortunately, after this experience, I won't be returning. I brought in a brand-new pair of Badgley Mischka shoes (retail value $139) that I received as a gift but couldn't wear because they were too small. They offered me $9, which I declined--no big deal. I planned to sell them elsewhere. The issue happened when an employee placed a pricing sticker directly on the shoe. When she removed it, it ripped part of the finish and left behind paper and adhesive residue. I pointed it out immediately, but I was told it was "just paper" and that it would come off. When I got home, I realized the residue wasn't coming off, and the sticker had actually damaged the shoe. I returned to the store to explain what happened. The owner looked at them and told me it was "no big deal" because the damage was barely noticeable. She offered me $40 for the shoes instead of taking responsibility for the damage her employee caused. These shoes were brand new, still in the box, and were only damaged because of how they were handled in the store. What disappointed me most wasn't just the damage--it was the complete lack of accountability. There was no apology, no acknowledgment that they had caused the problem, and no real effort to make it right. When I asked if they could offer $50 instead, I was told they would lose money. At that point, it was clear the focus was on protecting their profit rather than taking care of a loyal customer. I'm still shocked by how this situation was handled. A simple apology and an effort to make things right would have gone a long way.

Not open on Mondays although Yelp and others still show 7 days a week hours. Good place to find…read moreride on tots!

I love you Savers. This location has single-handedly furnished my apartment and has refreshed my…read moreentire wardrobe. The staff here are pretty chill, and are especially kind towards regulars. The crew in the furniture section are always quick to help me find what I'm looking for or keep an eye out for me. Compared to all of the goodwills, and even the nearby ReStore, this is gonna be your best bet price-wise. This is the first thrift store that I've been to that rotates its inventory based on the season. All of the furniture that I've purchased here has been for less than $20, and I'm talking about good hardwood furniture and even a 7ft silk sofa wrapped in the OG plastic protectant. For my fellow DIYers, you'll come across sewing machines often here, some built into tables with full kits for about $15 - $25. There is also a rack for scrap fabric, and abandoned knitting projects in the back. This location is in the prime spot, as it receives donations from all demographics. So whatever your style is, you're bound to find something you'll like here.

Everyone knows that every thrift store is hit or miss. I'm not talking about the likelihood of…read morefinding a banger. I'm frustrated in finding literal trash for sale. Why is there the the handlers for Christmas lights on sale for 3 dollars each? Bonkers. Also, the inconsistencies of pricing is frustrating. A no name brand beat up pair of sneakers is 14$, but a brand new pair of name brand vans is 10? I love how organized savers is. But some stuff is so frustrating at times.

unfriendly and unpleasant people! not very knowledgeable and much of their items are junk. the…read moreprices are very very high! you would be better off going to flea markets or yard sales. even craigslist is a better option. I've been there many times, they never seem to know anything about their items but they sure know how to overprice things! I don't care to be stared at and always leave shortly after browsing.

First reviewer seems a little biased. The store has since moved to Timonium in a huge warehouse…read more Lots of antiques. I've sold several items to them and have always seen tons of antiques.