Has some good little finds with great prices. With their men's section was larger. Staff is always…read morefriendly.

I've been in here a handful of times and I've not been impressed with the quality of the items…read more Last time I was in there I picked up a pair of used running shoes from the rack to find that they had no insoles and an almost nonexistent lining on the uppers. How they made it out to the floor is beyond me.

City Thrift store on Blanding is here to make a name for itself :) here we have a massive warehouse…read more(wear-house: Pun intended) of clothing, home goods, purses, hats, shoes, books, art and more. Today, President's Day is a 50% off sale! Amazing - and such a popular deal the parking lot was full, the shopping carts all being used, and the line for checkout (and 7 agents to help) was full the whole time! The prices are fair or awesome, depending on the item, and many MANY a gem can be found. Ok ok, then why 4 stars? Downside - No Changing Rooms and maybe 4 mirrors in the entire place. So, get creative, do what I do, wear tight leggings and a strappy tight top so you can try literally everything on over your clothes. Second down side, I see no "go back racks" so now and then you'll find clumps of discarded hopefuls from someone's pile or cart and they need to get moved back to their homes. But, silver lining on these small clouds - RETURN POLICY! You have 2 weeks to try your stuff on at home and if it didn't fit just right, bring it back With Tags On and your receipt and you can Exchange your item for another of same price! Store credit for that return day only. Amazing! I usually go to a Good Will on Blanding but this place is def my new fave second hand spot!

I shop here all of the time and find good bargains and deals. usually I get a positive experience,…read morebut last time I came here which was today the manager KJ was there and I asked for help for the jewelry counter where I needed someone to get me out some jewelry I wanted. KJ helped the woman that was there before me then didn't help me but then proceeded to help a man that was there after me and told me "you're going to have to wait" while he ran the register. I stood there like 5-10 minutes and he only helped me get some stuff out of one of the counters and I asked him to get something for me out of one of the other counters and he ignored me then went back to the register so I gave up and only got half of what I wanted. He then told me ask someone else so I didn't get the earrings I wanted. Bad customer service need better management.

One of the nicest vintage places in the Jacksonville area. The shop has accessible entrances and is…read moreas clean and bright. The space is large and not cluttered, allowing for easy viewing and exploring. They have an extensive clothing area that I did not explore this time but definitely plan to return to check out next time.

The owner was very welcoming! Plenty of selections and affordable prices! Also great price on…read moredelivery! They made a loyal customer out of us! They let us in even after they were closed and did not made us feel rushed.

This location is awesome for donating, they have a drive through area where their friendly staff…read morewill even unload your car for you and provide you a tax receipt. They even thanked me and reminded me that my donation creates jobs and helps many people. That's a rewarding end to spring cleaning!

I have bee here at least a dozen times. It's Always clean and organized. They always have sales and…read moretheir employees are kind.

Great little thrift store. I can always find something. Sales are good. Love the "color" of day…read moresale.

Okay, I really need to find humor with my experience bringing items to this shop for consignment…read more At first glance, the shop may have been strategically planned out for maximum inventory to sell, but I found the racks too close/tight for comfort. Rather difficult to pull a shirt off the rack and have enough space to put it out in front of oneself to see all the fine details. What disappointed me most was being told the items that I brought in.... which were handmade (double-stitched for longevity), displayed in craft shows, and never worn...that the item "looked worn". The clerk never even gave the handmade denim purse I designed a second look that others have commented was a work of art. Help me out here. What is in the ad for this CONSIGNMENT shop? "Women's Clothing, ACCESSORIES, USED, Vintage & Consignment". I think I see the words "accessories"...which I think my purse qualified .... and even IF the fleece baby buntings HAD been worn, they were still in the very best of condition should they have been "used". The clerk didn't really inspect the small details of the stitching, the embroidered patch or inside finishings. There I was standing there being told MY items were "too worn" next to a shelf of SHOES that were previously owned. Call me a picky, those shoes showed more wear and tear than the items I brought in. I even had a lovely patchwork quilt I made that would fit a baby crib perfectly but the younger clerk said they don't take blankets and didn't even bother looking at what I had brought with me. What I really breaks my heart is that a couple other customers came in looking for some winter shirts that were on a rack. There were several colors of this one style. Sadly, that one style is similar to many of the clothes sold at Walmart. They were waiting for the sale to begin next week which they could get 20% off whatever price the shop would assign. Still, these aren't high quality items even if they were brand spanking new. New doesn't always equal quality. I have to remember that I AM a professional seamstress and not everyone looks at clothing the way I do. Some will look at handmade items and think less of the quality. Or that it isn't as "good" or "will last as long" as store bought or vintage. What helps boost my morale after this experience is remembering a denim jean jacket I designed years back and finally outgrew. I gave it to a friend of mine who always admired it and fit her far better. She had worn it to a visit to a Talbot's (an upscale swank store in St. Paul) she frequented for her work wardrobe. The clerk there admired the jacket and asked where she had purchased it. She replied, "My seamstress made it for me." So if an upscale, high-end, women's shop acknowledged my work with peaked interest, I'm back to finding the humor in this particular situation. The old adage of their loss and someone else's gain must be true. I donated the remainder of my fleece stroller/crib blankets that were pain-stakingly edged with some colorful yarn and have never been used to another shop down the road. You know, the one with the bell ringers every Christmas. :-) So those of you who need to keep your little ones warm when out this Christmas season in their strollers, head on over to their shop. :-)