Located in an extremely safe section of town, TurnStyles Thrift store is available to service all…read moreof your second-hand market needs. The parking is extremely wide open with plenty of "elbow room". That said, the staff friendly and most of the patrons were very nice. Please note Thrift stores are very hit or miss so going from week to week can result in a highly different experience. I'll be the first to admit, all thrift stores have a funky smell to them and I found TurnStyles to be no different; nothing to the point of unbearable but it lingers for the duration of the visit. Now in terms of being what do they offer, well pretty much everything and anything. Furniture, clothing, toys, books, CDs/DVDs, cookware, you name it. I found the kitchen section in terms of pots, pans, mixers and things of that nature to be very sparse while their main attraction was clothing. Towards the back, one can find a small furniture section with some decent to horrible offerings. I liked some of the books they had and was extremely tempted to pick something up since I found many that perked my interest. Their music selection had me laughing as I noticed a couple odd bands from the 80s, 90s and beyond which I don't think anyone would buy. Color Me Bad anyone? I don't recall seeing much for motorized lawn equipment but I was in and out relatively quickly. As for my purchasing, I found a couple of very cool items! I bought a 7 foot ficus tree which I've had for a long time. But what I really like is I bought this Greek inspired side head sculpt that I absolutely adore and it gets many compliments from my guests. Also there's a Greek inspired plate and candle holders which I think adds interest to my living room. Finally, I've also bought some quality kitchen items for my kids which saved me a ton of money. There are a few other knickknacks but you get the jist. Overall, thrift stores have a very particular clientele and subculture. I'm pretty sure if you're reading this you know how things go, so I'm not going to try and upsell you, rather give you the thumbs up to come on by and see what they got. It's safe and the people are nice while have a very large floorspace open to many different reasonably priced objects.

I really enjoyed Turnstyles. As an avid thrifter, I'm always looking for a great place…read more I'll start with the positives. I think the quality of the merchandise is a solid 8.5 out of 10. Maybe even a 9. I did see a few items that were pretty worn but the prices were good. I didn't t understand what the colors meant with some being a percentage off. I got done really cute items but admit those were at regular price. Still, I don't think I paid more than $15 for a single item with many bring in the $8-$10 range. I did wind up with a couple in the $4-$5 being discounted, I got a cute coat in pristine condition for $12. I learned upon checking out that I unknowingly was there on the day they put out new merchandise. After a small non positive encounter, I really enjoyed my experience with the employees and really appreciated the info they shared with me and taking the time to explain how the discounts work, sales days, and signing me up for the rewards program. The store is relatively small which limits the selection but the selection is very good considering the size of the store. The quality available is also good. I did catch a couple of harder to see flaws in a couple of garments that made it to the floor but the prices were quite reasonable if you decided to buy and fix it. One garment I don't think was fixable and would need to be bought with the acceptance that the faux leather was peeling and would continue to do so. Just like with any thrift store, look at the garment for any flaws. Still the selection and prices were far better than many thrift stores I've been to and shopped. The second con was they seemed understaffed or maybe the staff that was there seemed inattentive at times. I have mixed feelings. Maybe they had a long day. I had a decent amount in my cart and went to the registers. 2 were open. One person was finishing up ringing up a customer. The other had just started ringing up someone with a huge amount of items in their cart. When the one cashier finished ringing up the person, they walked away from the register. But they stopped behind the counter where they chatted with 2 other people standing behind the counter. I saw 2 other people on the floor (maybe more but at least 2) making a total of at least 6 employees in the store and only one person ringing up customers. I asked if they planned to open another register realizing it would be at least 30 minutes before I would get to check out with me just standing there waiting. I felt like I had to push a bit but finally the person went back over to their register to open it up. Shortly after, 2 more customers were already in line. I will note that once the person opened back up, I started a very nice dialogue with them and they were helpful in getting me signed up to the rewards program and telling me all about certain days being special sales days. It ended on a very good note. They have 1 dressing room. Yikes. There was a line most of the time and I felt very rushed because I knew people were waiting on me to get in. I liked the merchandise, the quality and price along with having a lot of sales opportunities and a rewards program enough that I will definitely return and would recommend others give them a try if you are a thrifter.

I am not a huge thrifter, but this is by far the best thrift store I have ever been to. The store…read morewas so clean and organized. I felt like everything had a place. I saw a ton of different things and the inventory seemed higher end than other thrift stores. I originally came here for DVDs and they were priced great at $1 each. The staff were friendly and helpful as well I will definitely be back!

Great selection but prices are out of this world. Whoever prices needs to stay off the internet…read moreand ebay. 25.00 for a coffee mug. 169.00 for a brass figurine. 5.00 for a tiny doily. 28.00 for baking dish with no lid. Shopping here is frustrating. It's not a high end store. But the prices look like it.

My husband and I stopped into this thrift store while we were in the area. It was well organized,…read moreand the toy area was particularly well organized. Usually if you go to a thrift store, the toy area is trashed from the kids playing with the toys. But they had the toys higher up on shelves and bagged with the pieces that go with the toys. So they actually had a better selection of toys because all the pieces are most pieces were intact. I ended up buying some toys there for my grandson and also some books. Their prices were good compared to other thrift stores. I did not look at the clothing prices which tend to be ridiculous at most thrift stores. We did not have to wait long at all to check out and the woman was friendly. I have been to the other Blessings Abound thrift store in Overland Park, but not this one. I would recommend it to anyone living in this area.

Bought a couch from the boutique side, great people to work with! The gentleman who helped load it…read morewas so nice, thank you!!

This store is garbage. It's absolutely filthy and so overpriced I am quite literally gobsmacked at…read morethe fact that they are still open. I don't care if they're a nonprofit, this is highway robbery. I've been to other Salvation Army stores and NONE of them price things so exorbitantly high. Let's not forget that part of the charity of thrift stores is that they SHOULD BE providing used items at reasonable prices for people who cannot afford to buy things new. The people who run this place should be ashamed of themselves.

Worst outrages prices. Old worn Abercrombie and fitch skirt $41!! Broken vase $15! No wonder there…read moreare no customers and the store full!

City Thrift is a great thrift store if you are looking for designer items like purses and jeans…read more They don't have much of a pet section, and their linens are limited. Those are typically the only things I shop for. Otherwise, the store is organized and the sales are clearly labeled. Their donation drive up area is convenient though no one said a word to me when they took my items.

Stood here at jewelry for 30 mins waiting to see a item was told they just don't have time to help…read morepeople prices are ungodly high .

One of my favorite thrift stops when I visit KC…read more I am sad that thrift store prices have kept raising but I have found some good deals at Savers. It is one of our first stops when visiting KC.

We stopped into this particular Savers today to see their selection. It was a large thrift store…read morewith almost all the parking spots taken. It was generally clean and the staff was nice. They had a decent selection of items but I do feel they are overpriced on a variety of items. Many clothing items can be purchased almost new at Ross for the same price. The children's clothing is reasonably priced.

Every time I take the time to drive there to donate, I'm sent away with 1/2 the stuff that I…read morebrought. Even being aware of their leanings, I'm consistently reminded that I'm better off just throwing stuff away. Go to a thrift store in a poor part of town, skip the ReStore. They've got Jimmy Carter money now.

I love the concept, but I must say that I had an unpleasant donation experience…read more I called the Restore donation coordinator, and confirmed that they would accept 16 of the doors I removed from the house I'm renovating. I followed up this conversation by sending a picture of the doors to the coordinator, who said they were interested in the doors. I was going to arrange for their free pickup, but it turns out this is quite inconvenient. They schedule based on your zip code, which dictates the day of pickup. Then, the pickup window is the entire day. So you have to be home and waiting for the pickup on a random weekday, the entire day. If you work, you just can't make this work. The lady told me that instead, you can drop off the doors at the donation center. Today, I borrowed a trailer, loaded up the doors, and took them to the store. At the store, the man told me at that he could not take my doors, without even looking at them. They don't want doors, they can't sell doors, and they definitely can't take as many doors as I brought with me. Not to mention, the man was standoffish and acted like my bringing in a donation was an inconvenience or something. This would be fine with me if I had not already been told they wanted them and to bring them in. So yeah, pretty hard to make a donation to this place. It was a waste of time this afternoon, and it's a shame these matching doors in decent condition now have to go to the dump.

Great selection and prices. The staff is super friendly and helpful! A favorite for sure!read more

Stopped donating here when I saw "volunteers" taking my stuff to their cars without putting it out…read morefor sale.

Briefly stopped in to this thrift store today. I purchased a book, but unfortunately, their book…read moreselection was very limited. I also was looking for some clothing for my one-year-old grandson. They had quite a bit but it was not separated, according to size. So I browsed through a selection of it, but it was too difficult to try to find 24 month outfits with all of the other sizes mixed in. They had a variety of typical items found at thrift stores like clothing and household goods and limited books. I feel like the donations were slightly poor quality at this location. The one positive was the young man who worked at the cash register, who greeted every person and was nice and had great manners!

One of my favorite locations because it sells brand new merchandise, good used furniture and nice…read moreclothes for a great price. Only downside is they are closed on Sundays.

Great service. Awesome value. Small selection but all of it great. Look forward to going each…read moreweek. Very clean

You might have to ask some questions to find the location once you get inside the building. The…read moreshop is located in a retirement community. The clothing and household stuff is downstairs. It's pretty small but they have good prices. I mostly go for the household items since most of the clothing has a tendency to be pretty outdated. They do have a HUGE HUGE furniture section. It's in a separate area, so you'll need to ask how to get to it. But you should check out if you're looking for furnishings.