It's a little difficult to donate this part of St. Louis. Catholic Charities won't take clothes…read morehere. At least the SA will, the donations are taken in back at the loading dock.

We were visiting town and wanted to do some thrifting. We stumbled upon this place. It had a wide…read morerange of things from good quality to not so good. The pricing was kind of interesting in our opinions like levi jeans $14 while abercrombie jeans $8. They do have a colored tag sale which helped in some regards. The clothes were not organized by sizes, so definitely be ready to dig through if you're going.

I visited to pick up some staples to round out my work wardrobe. They had a lot of merchandise, and…read moreit was organized by type, size and color. I was able to get a few things, including some cardigans that will keep me warm in the office. I did not have much luck trying to find slacks or dresses - I think that this store is geared more towards younger shoppers, which is fine. I thought some of their styles were quite outdated. They have a large section of workout gear and some brand name shoes (ex: Vans and Converse). Prices were reasonable for resale and they do have discounts and sales (including the healthcare worker discount).

for the value i would say it's a 5. i got 5 things for $33. as far as selection goes its hit or…read moremiss. they mentioned not taking anything older than 5 years but i felt like most of their selection was extremely outdated with some hidden gems. for all the places you can sell clothing to like hut 8, revolve, and plato's i do believe this is the best one. i took in 3 full marshall's bags and they took 18 items for $77. my bags were still pretty fully as well. all the workers were super sweet! the fitting rooms were clean, however there wasn't a stool or chair to set your clothes on.

Always find something cute here, it's more expensive than your average savers or goodwill, but that…read moremakes sense because it is curated with lots of vintage. Def worth checking out!

This place is terrible. This is a vintage resale shop where people can bring things in to sell that…read moreAvalon then turns around and makes a profit from. We have a business with a similar model where I'm from and I actually like it a lot. Why hate on this place? Several reasons. 1. No clearance. At all. My hometown resale store has a dollar rack and a big section with markdowns so I find something at a reasonable price pretty much every time I go. 2. Rude employees. I get tired of stick-thin wannabe models in clothes four sizes too big for me giving me dirty looks when I walk in to one of these "curated" stores in The Loop. 3. Bad organization. You can barely move around in here and forget pulling stuff off the racks! It's not worth the frustration of trying to dig through these tightly-packed racks like a dog burying a bone. They had a bunch of AliExpress junk cluttering up the jewelry and accessories. What a bore. It also wasn't very clean!

Like any thrift store, some days you can visit and find wonderful items and other days not so much…read more I have found Eddie Bauer, Liz Claiborne clothes and a small Coach bag. Some items still have store tags attached. I have purchased four hand made baby quilts over the years. (donated by a church) I enjoy making donations and then finding something I can't live without! The people have been working there for years and are so very nice. Generally there is a "free" cart outside which may have toys, books or other interesting items. This is one of my favorite thrift stores. It is not fancy, but small and comfortable while looking to update items. This is the best place to buy table cloths, shower curtains and place mats.....check it out.

Great selection. Got a bread machine and charms. Coming back with a truck for a couch. Such a good…read moredeal on everything.

This is such a great thrift store. I really like the way that they have their pants hanging. It's…read moreeasy to see the sizes and the different prices. I will say the jeans are a lot more expensive than other thrift stores. There were a lot of pants I was looking forward to get from my teenagers and I just couldn't because they were all $15-$20 per pair of pants. Maybe it will go down or because of all the discounts it's better to buy when you layer discounts with your purchase. Everything was clean and organized and they had options galore! Definitely worth a visit. A lot of items in the store seemed like it was lightly used or brand new.

There's a giant sign on the front that says "NOW OPEN." It's only when you walk up that the fine…read moreprint says "community donation center!" So irritating!

This is such an excellent resale shop! It is so well organized, clean, aesthetically pleasing, and…read morereasonably priced. I like that they don't buy cheap fast fashion like Shein. The clothes here are good quality. I have found so many cute things here. Everyone who works here is super friendly and helpful too, and it also very easy to sell your items here. I opt for store credit since they pay a little more and I'm always buying clothes here. I'm so happy to have Wildflowers resale right near my house!

Store is fine. Prices inconsistent. Would thrift here more often except for the staff. The…read morechecker was downright rude. And after I asked the manager about an item but did not put in my cart, electing to think about it a bit, she came back and raised its price. Seriously?!

Thrift stores are a great way to save money and give back to the community in several ways. Donate…read moreusable items and clothing that can be resold to help provide jobs and serve others. Intake workers will unload your donations and offer a receipt. Please be kind when dropping off...remember someone has to sort through all that stuff. Goodwill stores seem better organized than in the past and off have extra discounts to move older merchandise. While I was there, yellow tags were 75% off, so I went on a scavenger and found a glamorous sweater for the holidays for the grand total of $1.22; tax free since your purchase is considered a charitable donation.

Every corner of this little shop is filled with unique and beautiful treasures. You can't go just…read moreonce because the items in the shop change constantly. There are always new things to discover. They have one of a kind finds for home decor and great ideas for thoughtful gifts. And you are always met with a smile.

This shop is wonderful and so are the people that own it and have booths there! Kim is always so…read morehappy on her Instagram page and shows you the newest arrivals at least once a week. The quality in the pieces they sell surely shows. Variety of things for your home and a great place to pick up that cute hostess gift you need for your upcoming dinner party too!