We have found many treasures here in the past and decided to try our luck again today…read more The color coded tag sales are your best bet for a real bargain! Look for the colored plastic stem that attaches the price tag to the garment. If that piece matches the special pricing color as displayed, just as your enter the front door, you will save a lot. We bought a lot today!

Night and day, not been around for a while. They don't sell stuff at reasonable price no more. No…read moremore buy to fix to resale. Asking too much for used shoes. Some clothes ok price but it's crazy that a lot of the donated stuff is being sold as new. The age of side hustle here has ended. At least we still got salvation army, antique stores and Some times light house. don't buy shoes there either though. Good for other stuff like goodwill is now. Place smells like an old warehouse, it always been like this. My problem started on the way out. They got rid of their from work force and replace it with self check out. I don't even know why? Im more weirded out they even have an inventory when most their stuff is donated. So im not an asshole with stuff missing tags. I actually rather take the high road and make sure they see im not cheating the system. I told the only person in a register about it. She spoke over me and directed someone else to her. When she understood what she did she called someone. Another person showed up and they wouldn't help me. After 30 mins someone comes and takes the pants n doesn't come back for another 15mins. To do what exactly? There's no way he gonna find inventory like it. They are donated clothes. Hence my argument about why even have inventory? Comes back to tell me just scan another pair of pants. BRO i told them this same shit at the start and they wasted 45 mins of my god damn time. Moral of the story? Don't waste your time they don't understand basic costumer service. Just scan another item in your basket and move on. Nobody is really giving a damn about quality control anyways. Why should you? By all means scan the same item 3 times and enjoy your $7 bucks of whatever. This place was way better with human cash register that knew what they were doing. Provably not coming back unless my family wants to but me on my own time? No way. I got better places to go.

This spot always has some unique things. No gatekeeper here, if you are handy with the tools and…read morecrafty with the ideabooks, this is a store to hit up, prices are good, not like the other "good sto"

This new desk served its purpose. I needed a refurbished desk for working at home. I am quite happy…read morewith this purchase. I bought this desk for $25. Ill say its a steal. I need to go back and find an even better chair, something ergonomic. I couldn't find this location so I added it to yelp. I hope you guys also share your little treasures with us.

Red, White and Blue is the premiere thrift shop in the area! It's clean and organized by gender,…read moresize and type of clothing. When you first enter, you have to look for your colors because certain color tags are 75, 50 or 25% off. It's amazing the things you find, like a treasure hunt. There are brand-name items, some of which still have the original price tag on them. In addition to clothing, Red, White and Blue has household and decorative items, including linens, furniture and kitchen items. They also have books, vinyls, CDs and children's items, including toys and sporting goods. Go there today, you're welcome.

Four stars because I'm getting discouraged by their pricing of luxury goods. This USED to be one of…read morethe last thrifts you could find luxury goods for thrift prices but it looks like they got the Goodwill training guide and they section off their high value items and price them way higher than usual. Yes, it's still cheaper than buying retail but all in all not a great thrift look. Today I saw a "the Tote Bag" for $25 and there was a huge stain on the back...? I appreciate their colored tag deals and organization. Love thrifting and will continue to come back, just disappointed by pricing lately.

Very clean! I visited both the downtown Brandon location and the one south of there on Kings Blvd…read more Both were very nice and organized. I even bought a pair of shoes, which is unusual for me. I'll be going back!

Great organization!!…read more Awesome customer service, everyone working is always so friendly! I have found great things, from small furniture to clothing and jewelry. GREAT ITEMS for the whole family! My entire family love going there! All items were in great condition and all working that we have purchased so far!

Amari, Where do I…read morebegin? Amari is an exceptional customer service representative and an incredibly kind-hearted individual. From the moment I met her over a year ago--shortly after I relocated to the Tampa Bay area--she treated me with professionalism, respect, and genuine kindness. She took the time to educate me about the label swap process, ensuring I understood everything and making the experience seamless. Her knowledge, patience, and commitment to outstanding customer service left a lasting impression. If you're looking for an employee who is ready to take the next step into a management training program, look no further. Amari has demonstrated the professionalism, leadership potential, and people skills that make her an excellent candidate. I highly recommend her for the opportunity. V/R, C.K. Maybank

Emily helped me out while shopping and she was the sweetest! Also, it was really clean inside and…read morethey had many clothing options :)

Love the whole vibe of this consignment shop! Everything is neat, organized and easy to navigate…read more The staff is friendly and helpful! Bringing in unwanted clothes is effortless and being able to shop with your balance or get cash is a plus. Ohhhh and my favorite perk FRESH EGGS for sale from the owner's chickens! Make it a weekly pit stop. There's always something there waiting for you!

So. I can be a bit extra. Putting that out there straight away. I am obsessed with personal finance…read morebut also? Being put together is a priority of mine while managing my mental health. If any of you are like me, designer/well-fitting clothing can be out of reach or just not sensible. Babyyy. Savvy is my one stop shop, HONESTLY, for staple items such as coats, boots, belts, LBDs, blouses...basically everything i get from Nordstrom's once a year, I can find here. I get my under garments, camis, leggings, socks throughout the year. Most recent purchases? Leopard print booties "Fur" lined camo (weatherproof) jacket Textured jumper Animal print cover up I feel stylish. I have staple pieces. Everything is quality. Shopping experience was just like I'm used to. Music. Quiet. Tranquility. I'll most likely come back once a month to pick up a staple item! I'm going to bring from of my Tribe with Meeyogi here to shop for our next night out! Shelbi was kind, efficient, discreet, and pleasant. Will be back. Very soon.

This was a cute little stop. This shop is a fairly nice size. There's three spaces that you can…read moreenjoy looking through to find your gem. Ms. Karen was working and helping me to reach all sorts of goodies. She really was such a delight. I picked up a few little treasures for a very fair price. I certainly look forward to visiting again.

5 stars for this two-year-old, locally-owned Seffner business. In all my years of antiquing, this…read moreshoppe has the LOWEST PRICES I've ever encountered. (The vintage store next door shares that honor.) This may not be where you come to find higher end antiques, but there's definitely a great deal of vintage odds & ends here. There's even salvage. Hours are 11 AM to 5 PM-- FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY. Not only is there a small house filled w/ merchandise, but step outside under the carports to browse the large quantity of additional merchandise. What might you discover? Glassware, bakeware, & serving sets; toys & games; miscellaneous wall decor; furniture; lamps & lighting features; tools; clothing & shoes; costume jewelry; small appliances; vases; golf clubs; misc sporting goods; wood pens & cutting boards (both new); candles, homemade soaps, & rag dolls (all new), etc-- SEE ALL THE PICS Seriously LOW PRICES on everything, yet there were still many items discounted up to 50%. The female owner was very sweet & her Mexican hairless puppy was fascinating-- I couldn't resist snapping a picture:) Will we return when in the area again? Of course! My buddy was able to pick up a legitimate mid-century metal, butterfly wall sculpture for almost nothing. Although he's going to keep it for his home, now that it's been cleaned up & he's added three glass vintage votive candleholders, he could easily sell it & make a large profit on it. This vintage shoppe sits beside The Florida Farmhouse Market. DEFINITELY STOP IN should you enjoy anything vintage, along w/ savings! And do converse w/ the lovely owner. She was so gracious & appreciative of having her business added to Yelp.

Frequent this store pretty often. Prices can be fair on some things but too high on others. They…read morelose track that much of the stuff is donated and can be obtained new at Walmart, Marshalls, Ross, TJ Maxx or Bealls Outlet for less or at least a similar price. Deals can be had on the "color or the week", all furniture 50% off each Saturday and many federal holidays having EVERYTHING 50% off. This store is pretty well staffed and includes employees making sure merchandise doesn't get sloppy. The dressing rooms can get a little ugly looking during the day because they generally only clean them out at the end of the day. One frustration is dressing rooms that close 30 minutes before the store does. They don't give you much of a warning and I've often missed the announcement so you're out of luck because you can't return something that doesn't fit. Another frustration is their hours for holidays often aren't posted on their social media sites. I drove all the way there on Memorial Day to partake in their 50% off sale only to discover they closed at 4p. I had checked their website before going and there was absolutely nothing posted about the sale or change in hours. How hard would that for someone in corporate to inform customers of changes?

Maybe the manager can explain why the staff gets first dibbs on the merchandise and reserves it for…read morethemselves. See picture, item with no price tag but already spoken for.., BTW, where is the art??? Not the junk prints but actual art? I guess the absence of anything of value or undamaged makes me wonder do good items ever make it onto the shelve before staff helping themselves to it...?