This is a great shop with plenty of quiet side rooms and stacks to explore. It was clean and prices…read morewere competitive. If you are looking for pet supplies, there is an entire room! This one is worth stopping at!

What a great little thrift store! Plants, jewelry, pictures, paintings, antiques, pottery, pet…read moreitems, purses, plants and more. And it all goes to the animals. Love the place and love the cause, too! It was our first time, but we'll be back!

The store and the owner are very nice. They had a beautiful selection of jewelry accessories and…read moreapparel for women. The prices are very nice and you won't see these pieces anywhere else I recommend you check it out

The service that owner Jane and her staff provide simply guarantees a shopping find. I fell in love…read morewith the perfect jacket for one of my outfits, and Jane was able to special order for my size and then mail it to me out of town. From the first friendly greeting at the door and throughout the cozy browsing rooms, this truly southern shop offers a good time and sincere service. Situated on the main street through the historic district in Hillsborough, and right next to the delightful vintage jewelry boutique and under the best restaurant in town, this shop guarantees a fun afternoon.

This is definitely more so a consignment store than a "thrift shop". Prices are nearly retail from…read moreRoss or similar. There are some very good finds that you could see in here but at the same time you'll still pay a higher price for them. It's busy on Saturday but they have plenty of employees on deck to help. From a customer perspective: the prices are relatively decent if you're used to spending a lot of money on clothes to begin with. For example, I don't shop at alter'd state or free people or any other relatively expensive higher end retail. If you usually shop at those types of places, then you will think this is a good deal. I'm used to shopping at thrift shops and for me, it just wasn't super great pricing. Considering that they give a portion to the original owner it makes sense. From a consignment side: this was my first main experience coming to this location, and the main woman (probably owner) is very terse in attitude so I'm glad I already knew that from a friend before walking in. They're pretty strict on what kind of clothes and items they'll take. You have two options of either waiting to see what they'll take from your items or you can donate the rest that won't be sold so you don't have to take the remaining stuff back home. Personally, I haven't made that much money from the items that I've brought but also they may just not have used a lot of of the items in i brought and donated most of it since they are so particular on what they sell. I feel like if you brought in a lot of name brand stuff, you'll get some more money back than I would've. Overall I don't shop here but I do bring in consignment items.

I've shopped twice and am very. Pleased with the quality of the items. The store is refreshingly…read moreneat and clean. The personnel are friendly and respectful. I'll be there today.

Stopped in on Friday while in town. I have been dying to go back since my last visit. Staff were…read morefriendly to other customers but did not greet us at any time while in the store except to say she would be right with me when I was waiting to buy my items. So my daughter was disappointed since I've been talking about this place. I found an amazing jacket and necklace roughly $105. The items are more expensive here than other vintage stores. I found an amazing leather jacket for $88 and a wool jacket for $120, but a bit too pricey for those. I loved the jacket and necklace I got so much that I couldn't pass up on them.

We've stopped in a few times while walking around Downtown Durham on nice Friday evenings. There's…read morealways something interesting to see, even if you're not particularly shopping for anything. On a recent visit, my wife found a nice holiday sweater and purchased it. Cool little vintage shop with a fun, funky vibe. We'll occasionally still pop in to browse.

So many wonderful treasures here! If you are looking for quality vintage items, this is the place…read moreto go. And Miss Gwen and Miss Libby, the owners, are a delight!

Wonderful Vintage/Antique place to see in a 80 year old restored farm house. It is only about 10…read moreminutes from Downtown Hillsborough and a very nice drive in the country. Two retired R.N.s with an eye for decorating and finding wonderful treasures have transformed this farm house! You must view the video on their Facebook page to see some of the wonderful items including new things like beautiful pillows! https://www.facebook.com/twooletreasures/ A step back into time with some of their treasures for sale. Variety of prices from $1-$2 up to prices for antique furniture.

First time at this store. It's a large store. It was clean. The men's clothes were arranged…read moreaccording to size. The ladies clothes were arranged according to color ! ‍ My biggest complaint is that we couldn't figure out how much anything cost ! The clothes had color coded tags on them but there was no chart that said what the colors meant. I even ask another customer who was as confused as I was !! We didn't buy a thing. Will come back again. Hope the pricing will be more transparent.

I always bring donations here but never thought about shopping here. My older daughter wanted to go…read morethrifting so we decided to start here. It's a large store and they have everything. The isles are labeled and it's sorta organized. Everything was very affordable but stuff looked dingy and not taken cared of. I couldn't bring myself to actually purchase anything but a toaster.

A very unique Durham space for thrifters and crafters. The Scrap exchange is one of the few Durham…read morestaples that I really haven't seen anything like it in other cities. It's a very good, very cool store. Its current location which is located in old renovated movie theater offers a wide variety of things from craft supplies of all sorts to thrifting finds. It's a space that feels like a school art room where anything is possible with just a little creativity applied. You never know what you'll find from old magazines to old family photos to empty 35mm film canisters to old laboratory supplies. Their official thrift store is located in eye sight close by to if you want browse those offerings. This place is a true Durham staple since I was a kid and it was located in Northgate Mall and remains a Durham staple now (sigh... - because I'm older now too) many years later.

This is a very, very, very cool store. I can understand why I've heard so many awesome things about…read moreit. It's actually rather large inside and not exactly what I was expecting. There's so many different sections and they're all arranged very neatly. Creativity just oozes out of this building pores. I didn't buy anything at this time because I was slightly overwhelmed. But now I know where to go when the creative bug bites! There are sections for fabric, for art supplies, for any craft imaginable. I would definitely check this place out if you are sick of Michaels.

This is my absolute favorite local place to shop when I want to change up my furnitire and decor!…read moreMy go to for up cycling and finding the right pieces at the right time. Other local thrift stores don't compare. This place always puts out the best worthwhile items. And the staff is amazing. Attentive and friendly. They are working with the program for consistent recovery and it shows. Just a great group of overcomes pushing through for their best life. Oh, and their donation zone is so easy. Drive up to the front, get the guys to lend a hand, and drop off! Also, they pick up for donation (upon approval) so send things you would want to upcycle and buy. They also deliver large pieces with a fee based on your distance from the store. Truly such an easy and professional experience. Love them.

How can I not give TROSA Thrift Store of Durham five stars? They were able to do what Habitat for…read moreHumanity ReStore (Durham) and the Durham Rescue Mission could not: They picked up our furniture donation from the third floor of our apartment building without an elevator. The other places either required an elevator or the furniture be moved to the ground floor. Not only that, but the guys from TROSA, Quentin R and Christian, showed up on time and worked efficiently. Also, TROSA's Donations Coordinator, Cheryl Rogers, was great to work with. Everything was taken care of without any hiccups. The lady I spoke to at Durham Rescue Mission referred me to TROSA. I had never heard of TROSA until that point in time. Shortly thereafter, I learned that my wife's clinic regularly treats patients from TROSA and my mom has donated furniture to TROSA's Winston-Salem thrift store. TROSA stands for Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers. Both Quentin and Christian came up through the TROSA program. If I recall correctly from my conversation with Christian, TROSA helped get them back on their feet. Quentin is older and I believe a graduate who is now a manager. Both guys were nice and did really hard work. They helped move the following for us: 1 office desk 1 office chair 2 loveseats with pillows 1 lounge chair with cushions 1 small table set (3 tables in 1) 1 fold-up shelf (3 tier) ------------------------------ 7 items total The office desk was old, but in good condition, and super heavy. As soon as they saw it, Quentin said it was going to be "fun." They wrapped it in plastic to protect it before moving it. I was curious how they were going to move it. They didn't wear gloves or use a hand truck. They simply used their bare hands and raw strength, plus some moving blankets to help slide the desk on the second floor of the stairwell. I was really impressed. Christian took most of the weight, being the guy on bottom. It wasn't an easy task. Afterwards, Quentin and Christian told me the desk wasn't that bad. They've had to move much worse, like pianos. Just an incredible job by those two. It took them about 40 minutes to haul everything away. Quentin ran the show. He and Christian were able to find our apartment door without having to call and ask where to go (a lot of delivery drivers got lost, but not these guys). They were uniformed in light blue TROSA T-shirts and black pants/shorts. While moving the items, Quentin had me fill out a Donation Pickup Form that listed everything I donated with an estimated value. At the end, all three of us signed it. I received a copy of the form which serves as a receipt for an income tax deduction. Also, there was a place on the form where I could write in a tip, which served as an additional donation. I tipped $35 in cash. The pickup itself was free. Beforehand, I coordinated with Cheryl over the phone and via email. We handled the list of furniture items to be donated and the scheduling and logistics of the donation itself. I was located in Chapel Hill and the first stop (11:00am) in Chapel Hill on Quentin and Christian's route that day, a Tuesday. You can call or email TROSA to get the process started. I emailed. Cheryl called me within one business day and was able to get me scheduled as soon as 13 days out, which ended up working out perfectly for us. Book early. One thing Cheryl asked me for was emailed pictures of everything I wanted to donate. She then called me again a couple days later to confirm the pickup appointment and details like parking, how many stairs and landings, etc. TROSA is thorough. Quentin and Christian arrived in a large marked TROSA truck. Coincidentally, I noticed a TROSA truck at our same apartment complex less than two weeks prior to this pickup.