The service and selection were just fine. I like shopping in a store that supports a a worthwhile cause. However, the prices were too high in my opinion. If I can buy it brand new at WalMart or Yarget for same price it's too high. read more

This is an IYR OUTLET store, little different from your typical thrift store. It's basically a giant warehouse building, you walk in and everything is just in these giant cardboard boxes. Kind of chaotic, it wasn't for me. read more

Idaho Youth Ranch Outlet Store - Front - Thrift Stores Near Me - Post Falls, Idaho

This isn't your usual thrift store. I'd unceremoniously call the "sections" rummish bins. What inconvenience this creates is more than made up by how cheap the cost is. Most soft goods are priced by the pound. I found a really good pair of Danner boots and a like-new canvas hiking backpack, along with a few other items, and I paid $13 for the whole haul. A seasoned thrifter like me knows that this is a steal. Also would be good for y'all to know, the shop area is in an unconditioned garage warehouse. I ended up going on a pretty warm day, and while I can easily handle heat, those sensitive to temperature should keep this in mind. You will likely need to spend time to pick through the bins to find your treasures so you'll be there for awhile! read more

Just like Goodwill Outlet only it benefits IYR. Visited this place last week and was able to acquire many books for cheap prices. This is a great place for families to buy gently-used clothes and shoes, for teachers and homeschoolers to buy books for their students, and for anyone who wants to sift through bins worth of goodies (and maybe some not-so-goodies). Friendly staff members too. read more

This place is great! If you like picking you're in for a treat. There are a ton of giant bins to rummage through. My kids love it!! You fill your cart, then place it on a giant weighted floor. If it's under 20lbs your stuff is .99/lb. If you go over 20lbs, it's only .49/lb. So cheap!! I have found some great quality items here. Highly recommend. read more

I thought about not setting this business up in yelp so it could remain my favorite secret. I am a mom that make $11 an hour and rent is crazy. I usually can barely afford to keep up with my sons needs at a regular thrift store. I am so grateful this place opened I can finally afford winter clothes for him. All clothes are 75 cents a piece. I love you IYR read more

I go there sometimes, but their shelves in back are pretty bare, and they could put lots more knick-knacks on them and fill them up so we could see them better before the store opens. The furniture section could use a lot more furniture by "stacking" items. I peek into the back storage room and there's tons of stuff but they don't bring stuff out while your there, at least when I'm there for an hour they never do. I don't know why. They don't have to price anything individually, just haul it out. Whats hard about that. A HUGE THING IS they have WAY TOO MANY TOYS that overtake almost all of the bins top to bottom. It should be like maybe 5 bins with smaller toys, and no way is it that. Even the bottom of the bins are overtaken by big toys. Im sick of toys taking over. Be fair to us that don't need toys. Lets see more home decor/grown up items than toys. Also, you need to take obviously super broken items in the furniture section to the dump. Don't waste your floor space on items that are obviously really messed up. I refurbish too, but some of your items you display in the furniture section are way far gone with no hope. Get rid of it. I know glass items are everywhere in the bins, but I would have a store policy that all glassware have to be on shelves, and if you run out of shelf room, keep them in the back until more space opens up. Keep your customers somewhat safe from injury when it comes to glass. I know its an outlet and your suppose to dig your way in, but there should be an exception for glass items. They get broken right and left, and little kids are in there digging too, and they are anything but careful. If I ran that place, it is what I would do. read more