I love this Moundhouse store but I especially love the manager, Katy. She was so nice and caring…read more What a pleasure it is to meet people like that in our own community! I hope her boss knows what a gem she is. Thank you Katy!

From the owner: FISH operates 3 thrift stores in Northern Nevada. These thrift stores provide almost 33% of FISH…read morerevenues. We try to maximize the return of all donations made to the stores in order to provide services to our clients. Approximately $0.95 of every dollar spent goes back into the community to support FISH services for our neighbors in need of assistance.

Although I found a couple dresses here for a decent thrift shop price, the other items seemed…read morepretty steep for what they were. Friendly staff though. Love thrift shopping and it was particularly fun with a friend id not seen in awhile.

Having been to this store a handful of times I was excited to go in and shop today but…read moreunfortunately I don't think I'll ever be going back. As I was in line waiting to check out I noticed some people arguing price with the owner and thought nothing of it, BUT I absolutely should have. I made polite conversation with the owner as he was ringing up my items but then when he said my total I was a bit taken aback as it was higher than I had expected. When I was shopping I had been keeping a running total as I went and this seemed well above it. Unfortunately I did not trust my gut and paid for my items and figured I'd just check everything when I got in the car. I was given no receipt and when I went to check the items I remembered that as we were chatting the owner had cut off the price tags. I calculated (rounding up) what I remembered the tags to have said (even checking pictures I had sent my husband for opinions) when I was shopping and was shocked to see that I had been overcharged by about $50 dollars. It seems like this guy likes to take advantage of people and just charge whatever he feels in the moment and then makes it so there's little to no consequence for his actions because there's no way to "be sure" unless you're watching and calculating every single thing as he goes through. The only reason this review isn't one star is because of my previous pleasant experiences but BE CAREFUL here because you never know when the owner might decide to ruin your day.

Lots of treasures to be found here. It was hlf price day, so I bought a few things that I normally…read morewouldn't. Two beaded tops that look great on me. Also two Christmas sweaters for my advent calendar. The crafting area had a lot to sort through, but I ended up taking just some knitting needles. There were lots of cross stitch patterns and supplies. In the books, I found 4 books on needlepoint for 50 cents each. This is definitely a thrift store worthy of frequent checking.

Today, Saturday, May 4, 2019, I went to the ribbon cutting ceremony and grand re-opening of the…read moreSecond Wind Thrift Store, which was previously known as the Carson Senior Center Thrift Store. I was also here on Tuesday, March 26, 2019 to shop around. It is on Beverly Drive, right across the parking lot from the Carson City Senior Center, and in the same complex as Carson City Health & Human Services on East Long Street. There were many dignitaries here, such as Carson City Ward 2 Supervisor Brad Bonkowski, who spoke briefly, and Mayor Pro Tem and Supervisor Lori Bagwell. There was also someone from the Carson City Chamber of Commerce. They had a short ribbon cutting ceremony with gigantic scissors in front of their new sign. Then the first 100 people got a free hot dog, two cookies (oatmeal, chocolate chip, or vanilla chip), and a (warm) water. Donations to Meals on Wheels were optional. The woman volunteer at the end seemed kind of ornery to me, but oh well. The volunteer when I drove up was really nice, as was the employee there when I went in March. They also had a 50% off sale today in the thrift store on everything except books. As part of the new name, they also got new larger signs for the donation station and entrance. And they now reserve a parking spot for donations in front of the donation station. After I ate my hot dog, I went inside. It was very busy and they had two people manning the cash registers. They have different sections for different things, such as furniture, men's clothing, women's clothing, children's clothing, trinkets, boutique items, and electronics. My one complaint about this store it it is expensive for used items. $200 for a very small kitchen table for two, $100 for a sofa, $15 for a beat-up office chair, $10 for an old chartreuse file cabinet that looks like it is from the 70's, etc. Clothing is more reasonable, but still a little expensive. I do get that is for a good cause and they have overhead, but I still think it is a little expensive. I mean people are giving away sofas for free on craigslist. The store is always looking for volunteers, so please consider that. They also take Apple Pay, which is a little surprising for a thrift store. Parking is very easy, as there are plenty of space in front. I would give this store three stars due to the prices, but I will leave four since it is for a good cause.

As I've taken my guilty pleasure of thrifting rather than buying new, I stumbled across one of the…read moretop independent thrift stores to serve the capital city of Nevada. Located on the right hand side of eastbound Highway 50 and about a mile east of Highway 580 in Carson City, "Classy Seconds Thrift Shop" has been one of the main go-to thrift stores dating back to the late-1990's. Since I do not live in this area, this was my first opportunity as I got to check this place out which was during the afternoon on Friday 6/19/2026 at around 2:45pm. The location itself is not hard to miss as the building is very visible from the main highway. To actually get into the dedicated parking lot involves having to turn right on Brown St. and make another right on Gordon St. where the main entrance is. Since this is a fairly sizable and open space area, parking should never be an issue, no matter what day or time you come. The building itself is a clay grey shade complete with avocado green lettering. And for those wondering, they are open 7 days a week; Monday-Saturday from 10am-6pm and Sunday from 10am-5pm. Once inside, you will see how spacious the layout is with approximately 10,000 square feet of floor space and ample room to walk with a shopping cart. As for the variety of items that are offered, this place carries everything from mens/womens/kids clothing, shoes, houseware items, books, CDs/DVDs, furniture, small appliances, seasonal items, knick/knacks, and accessories. The one real advantage is that the prices here are quite competitive and even lower than the bigger major chain thrift stores such as Goodwill and Salvation Army. During my visit, I ended up buying a few summer polo shirts while my lady bought some mason jars and a small office organizer for her cubicle at work. Best of all, the money donated to this business helps support advocates to end domestic violence and services for survivors of family violence and victims of sexual assault. This goes hand-in-hand since the "Sexual Assault Response Advocates" (SARA) building is directly next door to Classy Seconds. With above average customer service, a decent selection of items, and very affordable prices, I am giving "Classy Seconds Thrift Shop" an above average four-star rating.

Have been frequenting Classy Seconds for years, it's my place to drop off all the wonderful items I…read morehave to give to those in need. Classy Seconds is also one of my favorite places for donating to such a worthy cause. The place on Highway 50 in Carson City is gorgeous. I love walking the interior to browse what they are selling and check out the organization of things. When the place was built I came to love the decor, pretty nice. Everyone has always been extremely polite and very nice! Christine D.

The manager, Linda, calls me--the owner of Affordable Home Furnishings--and, I'm sure, a few…read moreothers, to purchase merchandise directly off the truck before it ever reaches the sales floor. Since early 2020, Linda has been inviting me into the back of the store to buy items before they are made available to the public. I have an eBay store, and she would have me "volunteer" some weeks--up to four days a week for several hours at a time. She asked me to wear a badge and not speak to anyone. During this time, I would separate the shoes I wanted to purchase in the back and then take the remaining pairs out to the sales floor. Over time, this evolved into me doing hours of work in exchange for being allowed to select inventory first. The owner of Affordable Home Furnishings, Guyla, and Linda have been doing this for many years. When Jeanette was the manager, this would occur on days when Jeanette was not present, particularly with furniture. Linda has also accepted gifts exceeding the allowed $100 monetary limit. She has given me pink-tag items as gifts, including one jacket priced at over $100. Recently, after previously giving me discounted prices, Linda questioned why I was bringing up price differences. When I mentioned the times she had gifted or discounted items for me, she claimed she did not recall those instances. She has now told me that I am no longer allowed to return to the store. When I asked why, Linda stated, "That's what the courts said," but refused to elaborate. For example, I recently purchased a pair of shoes that were missing shoelaces. I mentioned that shoelaces cost about $4, and she gave me a discount. She even said she enjoys negotiating with me. However, about a week later, when I questioned a price difference on T-shirts while checking out with another associate, she became enraged. She told me that I am no longer allowed to purchase items like shirts for $1.99, even though I had done so in the past, and that she personally considers those shirts to be worth $5. I asked her what I should do as a customer if one associate rings up an item at one price, but another believes it should be higher. I also asked whether, if I were purchasing a dry-fit polyester Nike T-shirt with a standard logo, I should request to be charged $5 instead. She did not have an answer. I asked the associate at the register, after she left, what I was supposed to do in that situation, and he responded that he did not know. I have concrete photo and video evidence of these events.

The prices at this Salvation Army are on the pricier side, but there's some treasures to be found!…read more They have a section dedicated to vintage/antiques/collectibles if that is your thing. It was filled with dishware, old school suitcases, sewing machines, scales, etc. I spotted a 4' Darth Vader that was still in the box for $299. It was 20% off, and the lady said they'd have an extra 25% off on Labor Day. After the discounts, more reasonably priced. If it was a storm trooper, I'd snatch it up.

This place had some great deals. Found some Simply Vera, Karl Lagerfeld designer clothes as well as…read moresome unique one of a kind pieces. I was fortunate enough to come when they were having a sale, and i got 5 pieces for just $11! The staff are nice and helpful. The store is well organized and clean. Love the value and values of this place. Parking is in the rear.

When I visit cities I check out local thrift stores. This store is well organized and has a bit of…read moreeverything. When I entered I asked about sales. The lady at the register said "they are on the board". There were atleast 10 different "sales" listed on the board. I stated that is a lot to read. She was not interested. Thankfully, a kind gentleman shouted "red tags half off, yellow tags $1". Thank you. That works for me. Then while we were shopping another lady who I assumed was in charge yelled at 2 teen volunteers to stay on task or she would clock them out. It was uncomfortable for me and another shopper and we even talked to each other about it. They should not have been reprimanded in front of customers. Other than that this was a worthy stop.

It was neat to go into a goodwill that is stationed in a different climate area to see what…read moredifferent types of things are donated. Here you could find anything snow weather related. But my intentions were to put some outfits together that I could wear in my line of work. Which I was able to do successfully. 5 outfits and two additional tops, and something for the granddaughter for around $60. Which I found to be a deal considering what full retail would have been. This location if kept really organized. And they have a nice little staged drop off area in the front right hand corner. We were not greeted by any of the workers but the check out process was a friendly interaction.

If you're looking for skis they have plenty! They also had a nice selection of name brand snow…read morepants but for $50 each which is pretty steep. Prices were all over the place. Jeans were priced $10-20. Shirts were $5-$12. Jackets $10-$50. I didn't find anything for myself but found some stuff for my husband. Some $5 t-shirts, a $12 Columbia button up, and $20 AG jeans. They do weekly sales on colors here and this week was 50% Blue tags but of course we didn't find anything with a blue tag lol. A decent Goodwill with a decent selection and decent pricing also idk what they're thinking with the $50 items.