Nice sized thrift store on the south side. They mainly have women clothes. They do have some…read morehousehold items, books and toys. The prices are very low which is nice. Some of clothes are not the best shape but you can find some good stuff. The staff worker was very nice

This store is pretty small. It did have women's clothes and also dishes, craft items and other…read moresmall items for the home. I saw some handbags in the front of the store as well. The prices were low at $1.99 for adult clothes and $0.99 for kids clothes. They do not have a dressing room to try on clothes. I did not find anything on this trip that I had to have.

Leather goods, vintage clothing, workwear and home decor and well as house plants. Cool shop in Old…read moreTown!

This is a fun place to visit, even when you're not shopping! So much fun simply browsing the vast…read moreselection. They constantly get new items in, so never expect to see the same thing. Prices on many items are way too good to pass. I'll be making room in the closet and visiting again very soon.

This place is hit or miss for a bargain you'll want to take home, but you'll always have a good…read moretime wandering the aisles. At the very least, it's a fun romp through a bit of local history, and at the most, it's a perfect place to frequent in search of that one piece your home is looking for. My wife and I make this a regular date day trip. Any time we have some time off, we'll stop by and peruse. We've only bought something two or three times, but each time it was an absolute steal. That's not to say everything is cheap. There are plenty of traps that are looking to sell you junk at a premium, but that's to be expected at any flea market. if you're familiar with flea markets and co-op sales like this, you'll have seen the good, the bad, and the ugly. This is one of the good. It's clean, it doesn't have any lingering smells. The stalls are well laid out, not messy, and not cramped. The staff is always in a good mood, the stall proprietors are often there and willing to chat, and when you're done, you can stop off at any number of little restaurants in the same shopping area. I've been coming here since dating my wife, and we'll keep coming back as long as we're nearby. I'm definitely a fan.

I was a vendor was treated very poorly, by Manager and district Manager, or should I say Mother…read moreand daughter. Customers are treated poorly there. The need to learn Customer Service and respect for others. Glad to be gone from this location. Emporium 40 has a Manager there that that has my total respect and knows how a business should be ran . I don't believe there flea market is nice at this location, word of mouth is everything and they have a bad one . !!!!

Picked like goodwill. This store used to have better pricing. The cashier was wonderful but no…read morefinds found on this trip

This is why Thrift stores are getting a bad rap. You get stuff for FREE! Then you want to screw…read morethe people who can't afford higher prices, for wanting a brand name! I resell and I wouldn't even mark at this ridiculous price! You should be ashamed of yourself! Your not helping anyone, besides lining your own pockets. I don't mind making money, but this... REALLY!!?? GET IT TOGETHER.

This is a great shop to take things to sell / consign and also to purchase…read more They have a little bit of everything. The owners are very kind, helpful and friendly.

Super cute and very clean! I found lots of things I wanted! The employees were extremely friendly…read moreand helpful!

Anytime I am in town, I always stop and find a treasure or two. The staff is always friendly.read more

An absolute must if you're a thrift shopper! Several rooms of merchandise very nicely organized…read moreand clearly priced. Staff/Volunteers were friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended!

This place is so cute and the owner is awesome to talk to . I wanted to buy everything in there!…read more Maybe I'm out of touch with vintage reality, but I do feel the prices were very high. However, this makes me feel like you would get a good deal on your items if you had something to sell her though. If you like vintage, it's worth a stop in. If you're wanting to sell anything vintage, she take anything early 1990s and before, including sports and military. So clean out your/your parents closets and head on over.

Check out this Independence Day window display! You can find more really cool stuff through that…read moredoor. We were wandering around Fountain Square and came upon this irresistible window and had to go in and check it out. I am so glad that I did. Like most Vintage shops there isn't much the bigger woman but the clothing accessories are such a treat to look at and enjoy. Places like this make me want to put on a play set in the past and go to town in this shop outfitting everyone. The clerk was very welcoming and knowledgeable. The displays in the store were very cool as well. We will definitely be back.

This store us deceiving from the outside. Once you enter, there is a large selection of vintage…read moreand antique jewelry. As you meander through the store, there are so many rooms to this place! Each room has it's own style and theme of merchandise. Some is modern and some is vintage/antique. They have candles, hand made items, clothing, vintage household, etc. I just couldn't believe how large it was, I kept turning and boom, there's another room!

I went to Franklin as part of their annual holiday shopping weekend. Love shopping at the shops on…read moreJefferson Street and this shop was no exception. Walking in to the shop you immediately got the holiday vibe. Most of the shop was dedicated to Christmas and it was do much fun checking out all of the holiday ornaments and the decor. I really loved the tall Christmas trees made out of old doors, people are ingenious. There were snow globes and mittens and so many fun things here.

I like that this thrift store is benefitting the Julian Center! Also, they have a lot of sparkly…read morefun dresses! It feels more curated than Goodwill for sure. I found it was not super-organized, but that's part of the fun of thrifting. It has a limited men's section and a small housewares section, too. Keep an open mind! It is also located near other fun stores (Grocery Hub + Half Price Books) so there are multiple great places to explore when you visit.

I am happy to donate to Thrifty Threads because it supports the Julian Center, an organization that…read morehelps survivors of domestic abuse. Individuals who are fleeing an abusive situation often have only the clothes on their backs, The Julian Center and Thrifty Threads provide clothing and other needed items to help them as they make a fresh start. In addition to clothing and shoes, Thrifty Threads accepts housewares, furniture, toys, books, games, bedding, home decor, lamps, utensils and other items. .