This store is really a gem hidden in Birch Run. It's a vintage/retro/throwback shop that has lots…read moreto offer! I actually heard about it from a friend who visited the store on their way back from Frankenmuth, and I said I'd stop by if I was ever in the area. They sell shirts, shoes, jewelry, stickers, posters and lots in between. Upon entering you'll definitely experience some nostalgia of either your childhood or just something you remember from years ago, with heavy emphasis on the 90's logos, apparel and TV shows/cartoons. I ended up picking up a T shirt, which only turned out to be 10 bucks, and there's a watch that I told myself I'd pick up the next time I stop by. I am however a little weary of places that don't have return policies because it's 2020 and I don't really see why you wouldn't have a return policy but oh well. All in all I really do like the store and hope to return soon.

Felt really uncomfortable being followed by the guy with slick hair and button shirt, my son really…read morewanted something from there but I shouldn't of spent my money here. If only he knew lol, the point isn't to look rich it's to be rich. The store is basically a Goodwill with sports cards and some Jordan shoes, foh.

This is an unusual fit for an outlet mall. It does add diversity to the typical outlet shoppe. So…read moreit breaks up the synonymous practice of the center. The general notion that a reduced price location for new goods and products has fallen a bit by the wayside, anyway. Don't mistake this for a flea market or a charity resale shop. This is antique shopping and it's by consignment. Dealers have their booths, but they are not present, like at a flea market. It's a small suite with plenty of displays that offer an endless array of nostalgia. You could spend hours looking at all the memories. We have. As you would expect the prices are quite high. If it's something you really love, you have a decision to make! Unfortunately, the shop keepers have a policy against contacting the vendors to haggle or negotiate a lower price. 07/25

Swartz creek new spot is 10x worse .same loud lippy owner , we watch the owner yell at a elderly…read morecouple, start fights , no security or cameras in this new place . We had 3 things stolen and owner and staff said THEY WILL NOT STOP ANYONE FROM STEALING , OWNER unplugged my camera , we took our stuff and called police and left . Terrible shop, horrible owner

Decent place for decent finds. Prices are on the high side for the quality of items they sell…read morethough.

This store is clean organized stocked with all kinds of different things. It also has EVERYTHING…read morefor $.99. Unless it is a pink or red tag. That includes clothes shoes household items nic nacs purses hats movies bathrooms are clean staff is friendly

Meeting the owners was a wonderful experience on its own! I highly recommendIt…read more B Whipple

Amazing store. I volunteered here before being hired in as a team member and it is the most amazing…read moreand rewarding job I've ever had. Every team member brings a smile to your face and the customers are amazing. Volunteers are alwasy helpful and smiling. The organization itself is amazing and I am proud to say that I am a valued member of it. The amount of men, women, and children who need help in the saginaw area is always growing and this organization always has its arms open and ready to help. Supporting the store while getting great deals at the same time, what's better than that!

Best thrift store I have ever been to! The prices are way cheaper than any other place around, plus…read morethe selection is amazing and changes daily. There is plenty of safe parking inside the gates on the side of the building. They have everything from brand new to antiques. Toys, kitchen, appliances, lamps, furniture, shoes, clothes, bags, decorations and all for the best prices. Every day they have a $10 blue basket sale and you can fit a lot in it! If you really become a regular ask about their Wednesday/ Friday bag sale for only $7. Do yourself a favor and go shop at Saint Vincent!

This is my Favorite thrift store of all time! Their prices cannot be beat! These are my favorite…read morespecials: Every day you can fill a blue shopping basket for $10. Or purchase their reusable shopping bag ($10) and fill it every Wednesday and Friday for $7. This place is a gold mine! The workers are like family! So kind and caring. Safe and secure parking is around the back of the building if worried about parking in front of the store.

I can't say enough good about this place! I bought used and new from here and love it all! I bought…read morefurniture and had it delivered minimal cost three floors up! Great young men as they knew how to maneuver furniture with out scrapping it up. I enjoy all the employees and all the merchandise beautifully deployed. Got to have it an awesome experience. Shout to Pat who gives me extra attention when I was designing my new apartment after a bad time in my life. Kudos to all! Happy shopping!

Service! I left an item there & when inquired about it at a later date, was told the consignment…read moretime was Only 90 days. I had Not been reminded of such when I had dropped off my item and the salesperson stated it so snotty, as if I was a moron. I can actually handle the loss of the cost of the item but being talked down too & them not making it general practice to remind customers of the time limit is shady & sneaky.

I love shopping here, I never know what I'm going to find, I have lots of clothes from here and I…read moredonate a lot. Some man's trash is another man's treasure I shop here a lot my mother calls it her favorite boutique.

This is a decent goodwill for knick knacks etc but it used to actually be phenomenal.. I guess…read moreeveryone got wind of how good it was because the last three times we went thrifting here were a total strikeout.. we left empty-handed... The last time the store looked like it had been cleaned out.. nothing restocked, rows of haphazardly tossed together racks of clothing (none of it worth my money, time, effort, energy, etc) and tons of empty shelves and open space. It wasn't even right after a half off sale.. very dirty, messy and boring...I was quite surprised, though I can't be shocked everyone else figured out this was the best thrift store in the area. Oh well.. I'll still give them three stars based on previous shopping trips here and the awesome scores I've had before.. hopefully, it'll return to the store it's been before everyone interested in discovering eccentric treasures, Target castoffs and vintage clothing found this place! We'll try it again in the near future......

Thrift shopping is my favorite place to get gems to add to my library. Here at The Salvation Army…read moreFamily Store the books are right in the front to your left. They are well organized as well as the DVDs. You can't beat the pricing for hard cover books at $1.49 each. It wasn't until I left that I noticed I was charged $2.99 for a book and $4.99 for the Forest Gump DVD. These items had small stickers on the spine that I thought were hold overs from the person who donated the items. The other books were $1.49. The children's book I purchased was only 49 cents. I will be back because this is next door to one of my favorite ice cream shops!

Well Ive messaged directly before with NO Reply so this time Ive posted on Social media and online…read morereviews with my words and photos and I have tagged the Saginaw MI store as well as The organization and have left a one star review. Here's my Post The Salvation Army USA The Salvation Army Saginaw Family Store REALLY? TWO Big Gripes and what Im going to do about them: First.. Wed is Senior discount day and they lowered the senior discount from 20 to 10%. SO Tell me what population are you trying to serve? This is a shameful nickel and diming of your elderly community. Same goes for your Veteran discount. Yeah, give them 10% off for dodging a bullet... oy. Salvation Army on State Street in Saginaw Mi. The prices in there are nutty .. sometimes they are okay and sometimes its like squirrels priced stuff. I usually shut my mouth and shake my head, leaving alot of things behind. Today I was in this morning. They have stuff priced for more then I can buy it new. Yes, no exaggeration but here was one of the most JAW DROPPING price tags. Empty jars that candles came in .. for 3.99 each. YEP... completely empty clear glass jars that used to have a candle in it. Some even with the old label still on them and they are selling them for 4 bucks a piece! GEE I wonder how much you could sell a Tomato sauce jar for? I hope they have an explanation for this and please since I cant imagine that they could explain it.. I hope they have someone go through their shelves and price items like they are not on dope. MY PLAN moving forward Ive ALWAYS donated to Salvation army with $$ with household goods and by shopping there. Im going to start donating to smaller thrift stores that are not trying to match new store prices. There are Thrift stores that continue to do the work locally.. sell their donated items at a sensible profit without overpricing everything and treat their senior and veteran communities with a respectful discount one day a week. Seems like a small thing to ask of a MAJOR organization that we keep funding. Try out : AbleLight Underground Railroad Resale