Charity's Closet is a gold mine of a discovery…read more Gently used clothing in good or better condition, with many garments priced from $5 to $15 each. There actually are two stores here; one handles slightly more upscale items for around $25 each. Especially for people perhaps losing weight and in an intermediate size, the price is right! Sizes are marked but definitely try things on, as they can be mismarked. Plenty of changing rooms exist, the staff is helpful and on Saturdays, donations of clothing are accepted.

Good place to shop for 5 dollar items. My mom got a belt…read morehere and I got two lulu roe dresses in the past.

Finally had a chance to check out red white and blue thrift store yesterday for the first time…read moreafter hearing about it a few years ago. it is cash only but they have an ATM within their premises if you forget cash. This thrift store is unbelievably organized and also incredibly overstimulating. We ended up having to cut our shopping trip short from just the shear amount of sites sounds and smells in there. However I came out feeling like I had scored an unbelievable thrift haul and got an amazing deal on a few things that I got there. I got a really great lamp for my daughter's room two matching pillows for her room as well. I got a knitted skirt for myself a pink Cuisinart ice cream maker a working Kindle for my daughter a pusheen book in almost new condition. a really nice small casserole dish with a lid that had a really pretty print and is oven dishwasher and microwave safe as as well as this really cute lucky cat bowl I got all of those for about $64 including tax. They also have tag deals which I appreciate since a lot of the thrift store nearby have been getting rid of them. The parking lot could be a little hectic so come prepared. Make sure you bring some extra time to sort through everything. next time, I'm definitely gonna go and spend more time on the clothing sections. The women's clothing at least is color coordinated so don't go looking in a specific size, go looking based on color. I went with my friend and she even got a rifle paper company rug for her brand new apartment. It was in really good condition and was such a beautiful find if she didn't get it I would!

Huge thrift store! Plenty to sift through, it does seem pretty organized, which is good if you're…read morelooking for something specific.

I always find something nice even when I'm just looking. Shop is organized and the staff are super…read morefriendly. Se habla español

Wow! One of THE best thrift stores in Maryland. This place is run so efficiently. It's extremely…read moreorganized and the women running it keep it very neat and clean. Prices are super reasonable. Mostly everything is in good quality. I found some great vintage pieces --there's a huge selection of vintage if you're into that. They even have a full bridal section and special occasion dresses that were really pretty. I barely scratched the surface--a second visit is definitely in order. Highly recommend this location. They are so friendly and have amazing stuff!

I wasn't impressed. After going through some of reviews here, it seems people are impressed with…read morebeing able to donate here, but not much on the side of shopping and experiencing the inside store portion. Well, donations that they take, after reading that one review of what they won't accept. Starting to sound a bit like you're not really a nonprofit. Once inside, it's a free for all. I attempted to look around a bit as I was still on a mission to find a piece to use in my apartment. When I went to the furniture section, it appeared that some of those rules did not apply. The pieces here were broken and dusty. If you are basically a resale store, at least attempt to give an item a good once over so that people won't be dupped into purchasing something broken. As for the apparel. The men's selection is lacking. Compared to the other sections, it is nearly minute. It never hurts to look through these section, but since there wasn't much to look at, I headed on out.

Selection was great but customer service was lack luster. Employee seemed annoyed and bothered to…read morecheck us out. Interesting that each piece is marked unlike other goodwills where majority is one price by style.

Consistent great customer service, clean, well priced, and good items. We've never had an issue at…read morethis 2A and really hope that continues!

It's 9:45am and I am making this post to let those of you who shop here know what I just saw. This…read moreplace has been on the decline in recent years, but the lack of integrity I witnessed this morning takes the cake. The reason why you can never find any items that correspond with the 50% off color of the day is because as soon as this place opens, there are employees assigned to hurry up and REMOVE items with that color. I was in the shoe aisle and all of a sudden saw a woman grabbing shoes and quickly tossing them into a bag. As I looked closer, these were all shoes with BLUE stickers (which happened to be the 50% off color of the day). No one else was in the aisle which is why she likely felt comfortable doing something so grimy. The fact that everything in this store was received for FREE and literally just put on a shelves and hangers--but you people have the NERVE to not only price gauge but intentionally HIDE items that would have qualified for the 50% off color is egregious. Your greed knows no bounds.

This location was sort of a mess. I mean, all Goodwills are sort of a mess on some level, but this…read moreone felt more of a mess as, to me, the space was too small for what they are offering. With that, the layout isn't the best. With the addition of non-donated items to the front of the store, takes up some space. I mean, I understand that you have this in any traditional store, but to have it at a Goodwill just does not make sense to me. Tons of clothing to browse through if you have the time. But the other areas are lacking and sometimes the items are mixed in inappropriately. Like putting clearly electronic items mixed in with kitchen gadget. But hey, it's Goodwill, not a chain store.

Big goodwill, lots of items. It's way overpriced and I don't feel like you really get a bargain for…read morepeople's DONATED FREE ITEMS they give to the organization. The goodwills closer to me are cheaper. Staff were almost non existent and didn't talk at all during check out which is fine but someone else might not like that. The items are a hit or miss, and they are NOT organized!! You could look in the XL section and there is a bunch of small items. Men's mixed with women's. Not organized.

8.11.23 This was my…read morefirst time shopping here. I generally don't shop at thrift stores because I am a germaphobe, but I was next door at Ross and had time to kill. This thrift store has mostly used items, but you'll also find new items with the original tags still on them. They have apparel and shoes for men, women, and kids. Additionally they have home goods including toys, kitchenware, appliances, electronics, linen, books, sporting goods, and much more. I was pleasantly surprised to see a number of designer and high quality apparel with the original tags still on them. While other apparel items looked only lightly worn. Among the brands I saw were Vince Camuto, Coach, White House Black Market. Most of the apparel were between $5-$20. In perusing the dresses, I was impressed at how stylish they were. Most of the shoes I saw looked worn and dirty. I wouldn't purchase shoes unless they were brand new. I didn't buy anything this time, but will definitely come back to shop for apparel.

This thrift store is massive. When you want to thrift, you should give this spot a try. Compared to…read moreother thrift stores, it is at least twice as big. This is well organized and has ample items to browse through. If you are in need of clothing, you can definitely find several different types of outfits while in here. Even though there is ample stock, it will take you a long time to browse through here. It is hard to know what you might find. I was in the electronic section and had to take my time to go through items to make sure that they had all the pieces. That was when I wasn't actively being pushed through aisles. Then there is the congestion at the registers. For some reason they decided to put the line to get to the registers right where you enter/exit the store. Making for some interesting movement within the store. They do have some wild pricing here too. There are some unique items they happened upon, but the prices for a donated item that they don't do anything with but put out for sale, is wild.

This is my go to and a must if you have a military ID…read more Cost is blanket affordable with sales quite often and clean organized stuff. Tip: Uber discounts in the back for something that isn't in season, has a small stain, or just hasn't gotten purchased within the timeframe. Here is when they do a bag sale for $3 for a big grocery bag! Staff: Nice welcoming and very friendly. It's staffed with both full time and volunteers. Must for: Coats, homewares, clothes, good deals, and LOTS of kids toys.

The post thrift shop is great, especially compared to other off-post thrift stores. The people…read moreworking there are always really sweet. It's super unorganized near the far back approaching the attic, but I think it adds character. If you're looking for baby stuff, men's outerwear, or men's formalwear, this is a great place to look.

One of many precious shops set in old Ellicott, this particular location -as one might guess from…read morethe name- is housed in an old bank. Originally built in 1906, the elegant little spot still has the rather charming bars on its windows and the enterprising owners have repurposed the delightful antique vault as the changing room. It's worth stepping inside just to get a look at the old vault door, carefully fixed open so you can see the mechanism and so that it can't close on a hapless shopper. The merchandise is a delightful mixture of true vintage and vintage style, with a matching range of prices so there's a bit of something for everyone. The second floor is the 'lavender shop' with soaps and so on, and a lot of handy but expendable gifting ideas. The third houses the art gallery, with some lovely pieces on view. Five minutes or fifty can easily be spent in the place, depending on if you'd like a quick peek or a lengthy perusal. I myself need to go back when I don't have an impatient sister in tow.

From the owner: Thousands of pieces of vintage and antique costume and Sterling jewelry: Victorian and Art Deco…read morethrough 1980's. From elegant bridal to primitive tribal collections. A must see!

Since my last post I have been able to volunteer for this organization quite a bit and this group…read moreis committed to offering deals each week so it's really helpful to add to the Facebook group and follow. Hours are updated so now there is a weekend and weeknight each month with bag sales and 50% off the store.

They have various things. Clothes, shoes, dishes, silver wears, bike helmets, accessories, etc…read more.. Also they sometimes have special sales. You should check their often. I bought Japanese yukata sash for 3 dollars. Price: Cheap. Staff: Friendly and helpful. Parking lot: Free of course. Hours: They do not open everyday. Please check it before you go there not to waste your precious time;) It's an old building. You might get allergy like me...