My friends and I stopped by today, after our yoga class…read more First thing we felt- people (including one employee at the sales counter) looking at us, as if we were below them. We had yoga pants and sneakers on, but we didn't look sloppy. We agreed, they made us feel out of place. Second, the prices were not your basic "thrift" prices, they were higher. Some items were priced so high and they weren't anything great- basic made in China items. A lot of garage sale merchandise. Third, too much of the same stuff- dishes, glasses, clothing. Fourth, you immediately get the feeling that you are in an antique mall, except everything is newly made. If by chance there is an older item, it is so overly priced, it's ridiculous! If you're passing by Good Stuff "Thrift" (and I use the word thrift lightly) it may be worth it to you to stop in, but if you have to travel to get there, stay home!

Love this store and the others as well. Prices are good. The store is decorated beautifully…read more Staff is very helpful. Love the finds here'

i love this shop. its so cute and the owner is super cool. shes very helpful when picking out…read moreclothes

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3/2/24 I love Liberty Thrift- but- one pair of gloves I wanted of course had no price. It's…read moremaddening that every freaking pair but the one I was interested in had a price. I tracked down the manager who refused to price the item for me. A manager has the ability to price the item but whether they will or not is a different story. I still found some great cheap items. This store is heavy on clothes- that's not my thing- some items were extremely expensive- like worn shirts for toddlers for 2.99- for 1$ more I can buy brand new garanimals clothes from Walmart which is what I did. I had a box of Lincoln logs in my cart and a man shopping there told me he had a tub of them in his car he was going to donate. He offered them to me and I gladly accepted. Lincoln Logs are classic Toys! Double Aces and kind fortune for me! I love Liberty Thrift!

This is not a thrift store. It is an antique store. The prices are outrageous. They pull all of the…read morehalfway decent items out, move them to a huge section, and price them like a high end antique dealer would. They should remove "thrift store" from their name and just say it's an antique store. Plus, when thrift stores do this, they think that they can just look up dealer asking prices on Ebay and that's the value. WRONG. Dealer asking prices are totally unrelated to finalized sale prices that buyers are actual willing to pay. The store workers are not trained and don't take condition, size, color, age, etc. into account. They just find what they think looks the same and then mark it similar to dealer asking prices. I can find the same items cheaper on Ebay. This trend that "thrift" stores are doing nowadays is so dumb. No wonder the store was virtually empty of customers!

If i could rate this experience 0 i would. Went to greene…read morestreet today and one of our items had a different brand on the tag than on the shirt, so we went to the cashier and asked if she could check the price. She told us the shirt retailed for $82 which was a bold faced lie because it actually retails for $20. She goes to the back pretending to check the price with their "pricer" and comes back telling us the $33 price tag was correct. We unfortunately ended up buying it and falling for the scam. Please don't go here, and if you do double and triple check the prices of your items as i would not be surprised if they do this to other items.please check on your own and do not believe them.

They had such a great selection of clothing, and everything was super organized. The staff was…read morereally helpful and friendly! I got soooo many cute, name-brand clothes for a reasonable price, would definitely recommend!

A wonderful way to give help to the needy. Lots of my deceased mother's belongings ended up there,…read morehopefully being used by new people. Sometimes pick up guys are a bit rough when handling boxes of fragile items.

A huge thrift store with a lot of product that goes towards a good cause. For that reason, there's…read morereally not that much to dislike about it. This is the largest Salvation Army store and donation center within the Philly proper, and since its within three blocks of my girlfriend's house, I randomly find myself within here a lot so I can boost my thrifty pants style. Since its within the Roxborough/Manayunk area you do tend to find a lot of good products at bargain prices. I've scored everything from vintage Calvin Klein jeans and collegiate pajamas to American Eagle sweaters and Star Wars merch all between $3-12. With the frequency that they get and restock inventory, it definitely gives you good reason to visit regularly, and you run into a ton of colorful regulars who do just that.

My brother and I went to Trader Joe's and saw this store as we pulled in. The store is J Crew…read moreMercantile which is J Crew factory's brick and mortar store. The store was really nicely laid out and super clean. They had a decent amount of product including a large clearance section. We went when the whole store was 40% off and the clearance was an additional 50%. All of the salespeople were so incredibly kind. They helped us with the dressing rooms, signing up for their sales emails and giving us information about their clothing. When we went the store was empty except from us. I hope this doesn't reflect the success of the store because I cannot wait to go back to this store.

we bought a Permobil power chair a few months ago and were very happy with the price We recently…read moreneeded a repair and your staff immediately came out to our house and repaired it Excellent,Excellent customer service Kudos to the staff and Mr Crawford! J&M in Philadelphia

...bring your own chair if you want to sit? Can you imagine the chaos with more than 75-100 people…read morebringing chairs to sit down to wait for a switch; sitting in your car with the AC on would be optional but gas is expensive. Six sorting tables for the customers... Some customers have baskets full, so I guess there will be a line to wait to sort your items... Please make this make sense.