As the hand-me-down shop for My Sister's Closet and a charity donation store in and of itself, this…read moreplace can be hit or miss in terms of quality and selection. They occasionally have designer bags, but they sell quickly and don't post them anywhere online. The last designer bag I saw here was a tan Prada crossbody tote that was quite worn for $300. Most of their Lululemon clothes are priced between $12-$30. They put new items out on the floor at random times throughout the day (no set schedule). There is no sales tax on items purchased, and they have a $10 minimum for credit card purchases. The service here is standard, not overly friendly or rude.

Great little thrift store with a great heart. Funds from sales go to local charities, so it's a…read moregreat organization to support. Neat, organized, clean and the friendly staff is always there to assist. Plenty of parking, unless in the boutique most items are very reasonably priced. They do have special events like this weekend was fill a bag for $25 where you rummage through bins and fill a 13g garbage bag and pay 1 price. Lots of buns to go through, after half an hour we left empty handed as we weren't lucky to find anything in our sizes we liked. In the store inventory is not overwhelming you can get through the store rather quickly. Smaller sizes have more options then in the larger sizes. Sometimes I luck out on shoes more than clothes. Hit or miss but for the chance of scoring name brand for low price, worth the visit.

This is the nicest 360 I have been too!! Clean and organized!! Staff very friendly!!!read more

I'm very pissed off at the way I was treated. Manager with blond hair saw I was cut in line by a…read morerepeat Customer. I was very upset and they still let the lady pay even though I was very pissed off and in a rush, on top on top of all that the young Latina told me that the orange tag one was the wrong tag because it said $6.99. The tag was 75% off and they did not want to give me the discount. They ripped the tag off and said I had to pay full price and ripped the tag off. Very disappointed that the manager could not do anything because the young girl with blonde hair in the back said so. y'all lost a customer willing to pay over $100 weekly on clothing

Got a few fun things! The prices are fair. The place is clean and organized. I'll go back!read more

I'm not sure who is making the decisions for this nonprofit, but the recent changes have been…read morereally disappointing. This used to be a store where people with limited means could walk in and find something decent and affordable to wear. I don't understand how items that are donated for free are now being priced at $12. That feels like an excessive markup for a thrift store. Thrift stores are meant to serve community members who are struggling and help meet basic needs. Adding the word "vintage" to the name doesn't seem like it should justify doubling prices. It feels concerning that an organization that claims to support children may now be putting additional strain on families who are already having a hard time, especially when the merchandise is donated. The shift reminds me of the pricing philosophy at Goodwill Industries International, which is one reason I stopped shopping there. I used to be a weekly customer. Now I only stop in occasionally if I happen to be nearby. Overall, this has been very disappointing.

This is by far the best thrift store in the valley. It is nice and clean! Best part of all is…read morethat it doesn't smell like sweaty, dirty laundry like other thrift stores in the area! It was very pleasant to shop here. I was able to find a few things and half of them were the color tag of the day, so they were half off. Their computer system was not working when I went to check out, and their system wouldn't scan my coupon. The checker gave me a discount for more $$ off of my order for the inconvenience. Everyone here was nice and I'll gladly shop here again.

The guys and gals are great, especially Vince, who is incredibly helpful!…read more We've been dropping off a lot of stuff to this place and they are very helpful in accepting it all!

RePurposed thrift sells second hand items. The store is staffed by students from Canyon State…read moreAcademy. The store is lively and the staff are in good spirits. They all appear to work well together. Kudos to the teachers that helps run the store alongside the students The items are priced by type instead of individual price tags. For examples shoes $6, women's long sleeve shirts: $4, dresses $6 and so on. They placed signs through out the store so it is easy to track prices. The store feels clean, well organized and you can tell it is taken care off. They offer dressing rooms which is a huge plus! They have scheduled days you are able to drop off donations.

Very large store with a nice selection of items. Most prices are clearly marked and the store…read moreitself is clean and well maintained with room between the aisles. The service was mediocre, not rude but not exactly friendly.

My first impression upon walking in...this is a thrift store?! It didn't smell like industrial…read morecleaner or a musty basement. It was clean and nicely organized too. Items were priced reasonably compared to Savers and Goodwill. Books were $0.75-$2, men's t-shirts $2-3, and men's dress shirts $6-8. Your money could go a long way here! Budget Tip: fill out the survey on the receipt and get 15% off your next clothing purchase. 10/10 would recommend!

Walking into this thrift shop feels like you accidentally wandered into a department store--Kohl's…read moreenergy, but with prices that actually make sense. The racks are labeled, the clothes are color-coded, and for the most part, everything is super organized (minus a slightly chaotic home goods section, but honestly... that's part of the treasure hunt). I'm not even going to lie--I felt a little overwhelmed at first because there's so much to look at. You can absolutely get lost in here, so give yourself time. They've got separate dressing rooms for men and women, and the restroom? Spotless. Like, exceptionally clean--with a baby changing station too. We love to see it. Now let's talk about what really sets this place apart: there is zero thrift store smell. None. No mustiness, no funky mystery scent, no "digging through old clothes" vibe. It's cool, comfortable, and actually enjoyable to shop in. You feel like you're in a regular retail store... just scoring insane deals. Prices? Don't even get me started. I grabbed three items for $21. Shirts were around $4, jackets about $10, and yes--they even have wedding dresses (I saw one for $95!). Like... be serious. The store itself is clean, the floors looked well-maintained, and it's clearly family-friendly--I saw kids just casually walking around, living their best lives. Honestly, I'm a little put off that we don't have this chain in my state because this place is a whole experience. If you love thrifting but hate the chaos and the smell, this is your spot. AND, a major plus is "Whenever you donate or shop at a Deseret Industries location, you are contributing to our mission by helping individuals access resources that will help them succeed in future jobs" (https://www.deseretindustries.org).

Great place to donate! Easy and they take almost everything! Supports a great cause. They will be…read moregetting all my donations from now on.

If you have the time…read more It's a good size shop and a bit messy in a good way. Not everything is on display and you're going to have to dig for that treasure. It's all set up like a typical thrift store just disorganized. Pricing is just about average if not a little lower on some items. There seemed to be a lot of people traffic the time I was there so take the now usual health precautions. So this being a humane society based thrift it allows animals and sells a lot of animal stuff...sweet. They did have employees or volunteers moving around working in areas cleaning, straightening and stocking from the back but I'm sure they would stop to answer your questions. Last words...bark...bark.