Wonderful selection and great prices! Whether you're looking g to furnish a home or get some new…read moreduds for spring- this is the place. In the one month we visited Naples we visited both stores every week and always found something we couldn't live without

There are some good treasures to be found here. Lots of great home items and furnishings. Clothes…read moretoo. They don't take cash so make sure you bring a card. Staff is super friendly! Prices are quite good! One of my new favorite thrift stores.

Good selection and pricing, clean and well organized, and the staff, who are likely volunteers,…read morewere a ton of fun. Oh, and I got a stunning belt.

Nice. Would go again. Central location. Big selection. Cant remember what I bought there it's been…read morea while.

I was excited to visit this shop while visiting Naples. Lots of clothes and some pretty…read moreunattractive furniture. Nothing too exciting. Plenty of other options that better suited our interests in Naples.

Great prices! And very kind and helpful staff. I am visiting from Texas and so glad my sister took…read moreme here.

OMG!!! This place was a mix of new and old. Where i come from Goodwill stores are all old things…read morebeing resold. This place was staged like a TJMaxx. We don't have Goodwill stores like this in New England. I walked away with some brand new earring for only a few dollars. I was looking for large white hoops. Score! On top of the great staging, it was clean. Then to top it off, they were selling snack in the checkout line. This is top notch Goodwilling!

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. Approximately 25,000 people in Southwest Florida are served by Goodwill Southwest Florida thrift stores every year. I discovered this Goodwill in Egret Crossing on a recent thrifting trip to Naples. The store opened in May of 2021 and it still looks brand new. This Goodwill resembles a Home Goods more than a thrift store. There is so much to explore here starting with the Better Brands section of clothing, a boutique area where you can find name brand clothes. The store is filled with not only donated items but brand new items too. They have a ton of clothing for men, women, and children, accessories, furniture, home goods, toys, small appliances, books, and more, all at discounted prices. Everything is organized by type, color, and size so shopping is a breeze. This is easily the nicest Goodwill I have ever been in.

The Shelter Options Shoppe is my go to spot for used clothing in Naples. It's a small store but…read morepacked with hidden gems. You can find everything from a cute everyday top to high end designer pieces that are perfect for special occasions. I went right after Thanksgiving and everything was 75% off, which was amazing. I spent about $120 on what would have been over $550 worth of clothes. If you enjoy thrifting and finding unique pieces, this place is absolutely worth a stop. Great selection, great deals, and you never know what treasure you'll find.

I am writing to formally report an incident that occurred on Saturday, January 17, 2025, at…read moreapproximately 4:00 PM. While shopping, I observed multiple staff members who were restocking merchandise openly discussing, in front of customers, how they were removing the "good" items from the sales floor to take to the back and set aside in personal piles for one another. This was spoken about loudly and casually, as if it were standard practice. While doing so, these same employees repeatedly stepped directly in front of me and physically pushed past me to access racks I was actively browsing. This occurred multiple times and created an uncomfortable and disrespectful situation. The combination of staff hoarding merchandise for personal use and physically disregarding customers reflects a serious lapse in professionalism and store oversight. Customers should not be displaced or made uncomfortable so that staff can reserve merchandise for themselves. This behavior undermines trust, fairness, and the integrity of the store's operations, and leadership should be made aware.

You find the most unusual things here and they're always very well priced…read more My latest treasure found is a singer cast-iron sewing machine base, accompanied by a glass top. It's going to make a beautiful entryway table. This is also my go to location for dropping off donations. They find a use for every single thing.

This is one of my favorite thrift stores in all of Naples! St. Matthew's House Boutique flagship…read morestore is an absolute gem. Every single time that we visit Naples, this is the first store that we visit. The clothing, shoes, home decor, furniture, outdoor furniture, lamps, rugs, and fine jewelry are top of the line. The items are well priced and sometimes they have a certain percentage off. I have found some interesting pieces at a good price. This thrift store is for a very amazing charity so I feel good buying here!

Pleasant staff, wide assortment of carefully worn upscale clothes, congenial atmosphere, honest…read moreconsigning practices.

This is my favorite consignment shop in Naples! They always have great shoes and bags! Lots of…read morehidden gems here!! Staff is always very helpful and prices are great!

I have never been in a Salvation Army Thrift Store that is identified as super expensive, I'm…read moretalking about $$$$ prices! So we had to check it out! This is an affluent area of older, retired people who maybe get tired of their things or want a change or have passed away and their items are donated. The operative word is DONATED so the money can be used for the non-profit mission Salvation Army does....BUT what I saw was over priced if not full priced items for sale! Shame on management there...your goal should to be to sell everything that is donated at less then "reasonable" priced 2nd hand, thrift store prices! If it is not sold in 4-6 months you priced it TOO high! You are not a retail store, price it accordingly!! Do the good work people think you are doing thus we donate to you instead of Goodwill!

Incredible! Not the Salvation Army you are used to, more of a mash-up between a high-end…read moreconsignment store (but without the consignment aspect) and a Junior League resale, this store has excellent furniture, homewares, decor, and apparel. Name brands from all of the best department and upscale stores: Saks, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Lilly Pulitzer, St. John. There is smaller store in the shopping mall to the east that has a more traditional thrift layout and more run of the mill merchandise. Prices: commensurate with the high dollar value of the items for sale. No real "bargains" here, but you will pay about 50% to 80% less for these items. Case in point, a St. John beaded knit dress for $90 that likely originally retailed for $500 or more. The rich old people of Naples have to kick the bucket some time, and it looks like a lot of their stuff ends up here. This would be a frequent haunt of mine if I lived in the area just for browsing alone! Note: if you look hard enough, you can find some exquisite vintage clothing and a few nice pieces of Danish MCM furniture. And an Enchanted Tiki Room-themed display.

I stop here every time I'm Naples and I always find something great. The prices are a mixed bag -…read moremost items are reasonably priced but I think some others are overpriced. The store is bright, clean and very well organized. It feels fun to shop there. Much like the prices, the staff is also a mixed bag. Some employees were super nice but others felt like they couldn't be bothered. That being said, I do enjoy shopping there.

I really wanted to have a good experience here, but unfortunately it was disappointing from start…read moreto finish. When I called with a question after dropping some stuff off, the employee assumed I had already received a text with the information. I politely explained that I had not received any text, and the conversation felt awkward after that. Also..... When I arrived at the store, the atmosphere didn't feel very welcoming. One of the employees stayed focused on the computer and didn't acknowledge me, which made the experience feel dismissive. The consignment process itself was also very underwhelming, including the offer I received for my items. Overall it just wasn't a positive experience, and I left feeling like customer service could have been much better. Unfortunately I wouldn't return and I was pretty excited at first.