As a person who has cancer, who lives on the same street, and can barely walk 200 feet without…read moreneeding to sit down, it's a shame that I'll have to take my business elsewhere. I walked into this shop and the old salesman (Leonard Simon) immediately assumed I wasn't a paying customer and that I work for Amtrak. He told me he was going to be a while because he was dealing with a customer. No worries, I waited for him to be done. After waiting 45 minutes for him to finish with the customer, someone else came in and the salesman (Leonard Simon) told me that I had to wait because the person who came in was a "paying customer" and I wasn't. Very rude and disrespectful. Never coming in this place again.

Great experience with Len at Wright & Simon. Walked in around noon on a weekday and left an hour…read morelater with a custom order for 7 shirts and 4 pants. Once everything arrived there was a short fitting visit and then pickup! Can't emphasize the ease of doing business enough - will be returning in the future.

Superior Gentleman's Shop with exceptional items. Customer…read moreservice is excellent both in person or online. A must visit if in town.

From the owner: Ellicott & Co. curates heritage inspired goods for the modern man. Our collection includes men's…read moreapparel, leather accessories, boots, local goods and home decor.

I am going to go ahead and give this thrift shop 5 stars simply because whenever I am in town, if I…read morecan't get in there I know I'm missing something. This is a thrift shop but does not carry furniture or large items. Most of the store is women's clothing in all sizes from Petite to Plus. There are small children's and men's clothing areas. There are also children's toys, books, purses, jewelry, shoes and some accessories. There are also several small areas with linens, collectibles, small appliances and kitchen wares. One negative is a Keurig I purchased with a tag that it works, but it didn't. It turned on but that was it. I imagine they checked it came on and assumed someone would not donate a non working item. But I paid $15 and consider it a donation to their charitable contributions. OK so the clothes are pretty much exclusively in very good condition or new. They do mark up designer brands and new items with tags. I paid $25 for a Michael Kors dress with tags, and $8 for a new child's outfit. They have easily accessed dressing rooms and a speedy check out process. They offer a frequent buyer card with $10 off when filled. The store is crowded but very well organized. Clothes are hung by type, size and color. So if I am looking for a white long sleeved shirt size small, they are all hung in one place. One positive/negative is their amazing store window displays. They decorate the windows seasonally with the best of what is donated. It is incredibly enticing to see all the wonderful items that might be available inside. The catch is that NOTHING in the window is available for purchase until after the season is over. The Christmas windows items will be available January 9th at 10 am with the line forming early. So if something you have been wanting appears in that window display you will need to be on hand at a very specific date and time, like an estate sale or auction. Because I don't even live in the area, I pretty much don't even look at the windows since I can't buy anything there. I see from other reviews the store windows cause lots of angst for shoppers and for staff apparently. But since I know the deal I just accept it. One review from 2019 talks about a children's play area. I have been shopping here 10 years at least, and there is no children's play area. There is an area of toys for sale. When I was in last week 3 small children were tearing up the toys in there and screaming into a Frozen karaoke machine. When they put it down for a minute I scooped it up and bought it for my granddaughter. Yes, it is an alcove but every toy, book and game is priced so obviously for sale. Who in the world leaves a 2 and 4 year old unsupervised in a thrift shop toy sales area? So consider that if you read it below and wondered about it.

I've been trying to find the time in my hectic schedule to pay this shop a visit which is no easy…read moretask as they keep strange hours and close daily at 3pm. Some unexpected time off from work allowed me the opportunity yesterday, but my visit was disappointing. I honestly was expecting much more from this store especially since other Mennonite run thrift stores in the area are superb. First off let's talk about that parking lot. It's a congested, tight mess. Once you get in IF you find a spot good luck getting out. Don't even attempt it if you're not good with backing up or in a huge vehicle. There is street parking but it's also hard to secure and metered. Secondly I was surprised by the lack of current styles and the high prices on adult clothing. Being that Lititz is one of the coolest small towns in America one would think the donations would be too. Most of the ladies clothes looked like it was donated from nursing homes. Quality was ok but the styles were just plain old. Kids clothing was better but very limited. Overall I felt all of their departments were limited except for books. Toys and kids clothing was priced well for thrift but I felt everything else was high. Than there's the ladies at the counter...bless their hearts because they're probably volunteers but....they don't listen for crap. A long winded customer in front of me was engaged in conversation with the TWO cashiers. I was only half listening but heard her mention no less than three times that her grandchildren were twins. When she whipped out a picture both of them replied "are they twins"?????? Were you listening?!? So when it's my turn to cash out I handed the one an item I didn't want and asked if I could give it to her. She acknowledged that I didn't want it, only to ring me up! Both woman were probably only a decade older than me so you can't blame old age! I did buy a blender which I thought was a decent deal. It had a note that stated that it worked but anyone that buys second hand appliances would want to try for themselves. It's not uncommon for something to "work" but have motor issues (thus the smell) so I asked if I could plug it in somewhere to see. Cashier #1 was like but it works and acted like I asked her for her firstborn child. A second employee had the same reaction. No one was accusing anyone of lying I just asked, politely at that, if I could see for myself. Their reactions, especially surrounded by other customers was embarrassing and unnecessary. Given the lack of things I would want to buy, the size of the store, the prices and style of adult clothing, their inconvenient hours, the hot mess of a parking lot, and overall lack of professionalism in their employees this is one thrift I'm gonna pass.

Very helpful when dealing with mature staff. They have several people who know their clients and…read morecan help pick out what you need. Rentals are easy. Would recommend researching what you need first so you don't end up falling into the trappings of employee guidance. Will return for sure.

They sell stained shirts and upon return they will accuse of putting the stains yourselfread more

I wandered in that little store one day while waiting for my wife who was at the beauty salon. Low…read moreand behold a gold mine for men. It's the first store of it's kind a mans consignment shop for tools. I go there every day now just to look even if I don't purchase. I would encourage any guy to stop by and check out some of the Big Boy toys in there. Ed Bell West Chester, Pa

TMB is the premier menswear store in Lancaster (they also sell clothing for women but I don't…read moretypically buy it). Excellent selection of American-made products including Allen Edmonds shoes, slacks or khakis (Bills Khakis, Keithmoor/Coppley, etc.), suits (Joseph Abboud, Canali, Tallia), most other things. A lot of fancy Italian sweaters by brands like Scott Barber. Periodic sales make some products almost affordable for a poor student like myself. Minus points for some of their brands. Stuff like Nat Nast or Vineyard Fines or Robert Talbott (the third is rather attractive but all three are grossly overpriced-- anywhere, definitely not limited to TMB). With the exception of TMB's selection of shirts (Gitman and Canali are way out of my price range but Enro has gone downhill in recent years), I think that TMB is probably way ahead of Fillings, Lancaster's other clothier, in most respects. People are also a fair amount friendlier here than at Fillings. Definitely worth a visit if you're in need of any fine additions to your wardrobe-- or just to have a look.

TMB has been my clothier for my whole professional life. Lar and JR are the best men to dress you…read morefor any life occasion n PA. It's not inexpensive - but the clothing lasts. The custom shirts, shoes, suits, coats, are lifetime purchases - and the on-site Italian tailors make everything fit perfectly. I feel like a million bucks when I wear my TMB clothes. It's worth every penny. Btw - The personal shoppers are really the best service in the world. I'm not a fashionista, but having a personal shopper that helps me match and choose is seriously the single best reason to shop TMB.

Great selection of goods, clothing and furniture. Excellent customer service- very friendly…read morestaff. Great value on housewares! Clean store - very welcoming!! Great shopping experience overall!! Give it a try !!

I love this thrift! It's a combo store from different sellers. A little bit of everything, most at…read moregood prices. I always find at least one treasure! And the lady who is always working the register is the sweetest. : )

Excellent store, with a wide variety of goods and services. It is a Christian store so being…read morerespectful of others religious views is appreciated and appropriate. It is an absolutely beautiful place ~ very clean and tidy. You can get a flier and review the great sales and values they offer.

Great store.lots of fabrics for making clothing has a bit of everything. Garden, house ware,…read morestationary men's clothing section

when you purchase a clothing store, that has been in business for 50 years. you DO NOT change the…read morename of the business, worse yet, is to move the store out the city. this is a guarentee you will put yourself out of business. so sorry to see you fail.

Coleson is a rare find. Unique and beautiful clothing and accessories combined with extremely…read morehelpful, unpretentious staff. I receive compliments on everything I've purchased from Coleson!

I have been shopping at Purple Turtle for well over 25 years. Most consignment shops come and go,…read morebut the longevity of this one speaks for itself. The selection is fantastic and everything is so organized. You are warmly welcomed when you enter the store and the sales people are so pleasant and helpful when you have questions regarding fashion. The value is second to none for high end brands and much of the merchandise is brand new with tags still on! I am often complimented on the way I dress and it's because I buy clothes at Purple Turtle that I could never afford at retail. Love this place!

Third time I've tried to schedule an appointment over the last year to potentially consign nice…read morename brand items. Previous in store requests were months out. This time, in person, they can't schedule an appointment but I can come back Saturday (tomorrow) & then they can schedule an appointment. All that talk they could have just scheduled & never a thank you for my business. The way I was treated, If I wasn't white, I'd assume they were racist. I guess I don't look the way they want me to look? I heard them schedule an appointment while I was in the store with someone with a typical time frame. Don't waste your time unless maybe they already know you I guess. Maybe why their selection is so sad. Looks like a dodged a really large bullet reading a previous review with unable to get paid for sold items & get back their unsold items.