I love that all of the employees are elder volunteers who live to serve their community I also…read moreenjoy donating items that need to be rehomed so impoverished local school children can receive the required uniforms and supplies needed every year to have the best chance possible for a successful school year!! Donate good, time and funds or shop. It's a sweet shop full of sweet volunteers!!

Clothing ranged from $6-15. Large selection of books, clothing and housewares. Items were mostly…read moreall nice and not super trashy. Items were more expensive than I was expecting for a thrift. It was more like consignment store prices. They did have a few items 50% off while I was there. Store was busy, which is great for turnover of stock! Workers were friendly and respectful.

Surprisingly, this thrift store has several different categories of stuff. Clothing is their…read morebiggest category, but they have shoes, furniture, toys, office supplies, merchandise from big box stores like Target, books, handbags and backpacks and health and beauty products. As much merchandise that's in this store, it's organized and clean. Prices are irregular. For the most part, prices are reasonable. However, clothing items that are new or a high end label, they have the prices higher. Staff was friendly. A security guard is on the premises. This thrift store is in a strip center. Shared parking lot available.

Everything is sooo worn & overpriced. The items they have aren't in as good condition as what you…read morefind at Goodwill, but it's priced like what you'd find at a department store clearance. It's ridiculous. Prime example: They had this (obviously well used) Cuisinart ice cream maker priced at $30 & couldn't even tell me if it was in working condition. It's priced $40 full price & brand new at Walmart https://www.walmart.com/ip/16692256745?sid=5e80f572-08ec-4b89-886f-a31ca37a63a6.

They are selling furniture double the price of what it would be new. Attached a photo example: this…read morebookshelf brand new at target is 21 dollars. Absurd.

This location is very big with a nice selection. But it's best to go on Wednesday for the half…read moreprice sale because it's overpriced. I always find a few good deals, but they have a lot of stuff marked way higher than it's worth.

The staff is friendly and the booths are varied and well maintained. Even the clothing sections…read moresmell nice and like laundry soap and not your typical resale shops.

Great vintage shop! It's very clean and organized. Had an amazing time shopping around all the…read moretreasures! They have so many vendors selling here so there is a ton of variety. In the very back they have cool clothes! 70's,80's and 90's fashions with fitting rooms. Everything in the vendors booths were well taken care of, clean and nicely displayed. I saw so many pieces and treasures from my childhood! Brought back so many good memories. You should definitely check it out.

Store was clean. Staff were friendly. Was a lot of items to look at. In my opinion items were…read moreoverpriced for a thrift that I enjoy, BUT the proceeds go to a great cause. Come knowing items are a little inflated compared to some other thrifts!

Great mission but so many things are overpriced and it's very crammed in the store. Selection is…read moreusually fine. Proceeds go to a good cause.

Shelby is so helpful and knowledgeable about fashion! A lot of great finds in the past for work and…read morecasual clothes. My last awesome find was a Calvin Klein plus size dress that is amazing!

Mom's Closet is a spot I pass by all of the time without noticing & the only reason why I know is…read morebecause I went with my partner for her to update some stuff for her art display. Once I walk in, I see all kinds of eye catching colors & articles of clothing. Clothes on the left wall, right wall & right in the middle... plenty to choose from. What's funny is a day or so before the visit, I was telling myself how I wanted more buttoned short sleeved shirts & I found two at great prices. Both shirts were $10 a piece & there were other pieces I went back & forth on that averaged around $8-15. I look forward to coming back more often because I enjoyed a lot of selections that weren't in my size, which made me on the hunt for more of the inventory whenever it's updated. Shelby, the owner, was super nice. She was also telling us about a special they were having with certain discounts on jackets & sweaters. There are events that happen often here, you can stay up to date on their social media accounts or website.

Jo & June is the kind of shop that makes you want to look at every single thing on the shelves. The…read morevintage selection always feels fresh and carefully selected, and they have some really interesting handmade goods that keep things different each time I visit. The space itself is bright and welcoming, and there's always that familiar palo santo scent when you walk in. I often end up talking with the friendly staff and finding something unexpected to bring home. If you enjoy discovering unique vintage and well made items, Jo & June is a Tulsa spot you should not miss.

Weren't open when at the time listed. No sign on the door explaining why or when they'd be opened…read more Tried calling 20mins later and no answer

I still prefer the location over off 71st, but this one is solid as well. It's just not as big. It…read moredoes say very tiny in here. As someone who recently married into a major Oklahoma State family, I appreciate how organized they keep close based on color. I can easily scan for orange and hope to find something. The guy is working here, just like at the 71st location, all in recovery and are mostly pretty happy guys who just want to do better. Most of them are pretty chatty and happy to share.

I finally stopped by Salvation Army's newest thrift store. It opened back in January and I'd been…read morewanting to check it out. It's a huge space and thankfully it's pretty organized. To the left, you have women's and children's clothes as well as dressing rooms in the corner. They have shoes, bags and accessories towards the back and men's clothes/home/furniture to the right. I was surprised by how much furniture they have but it makes sense since it's such a huge space. This is where Tuesday Morning used to be. I found great suit jackets, they have a great selection of professional attire. There's a jewelry case by the cash register with lots of vintage necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets. Every week, they have customer appreciation day on Wednesdays and all clothing is 50% off. On Saturdays, they have 25% off on furniture. When you shop at the Salvation Army thrift stores -- you're helping fund the organization's Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC). It's great to shop for a good cause!