I was at a store next-door to this business so I decided to drop in and see what they had. The…read moreService was very friendly and I was greeted upon entering the store and told that they had a 40% off sale. So I looked through the various racks of clothing and women's purses, etc. I ended up purchasing two sport tank tops. One was a Nike and another one was an Eddie Bauer. After the 40% off, I believe my purchase came to around $12. They have a wide selection of clothing, but quite a few of it was not my style. I believe this shop is for women that are probably late 30s and older. I tend to buy more clothing that is current with the trends as long as they look nice on me and I only saw a few jeans and a couple shirts that looked a little bit more modern. The shop was busy and the sales lady was exceptional in helping anyone that needed it. I would say the reason I did not give it a five star, is that there were several shirts that I looked at and I was interested in but they had stains on them. The clothing looked clean and pressed, but they probably should not have accepted those items for resale. This is a resell women's clothing store. It seems like they have quite a few 40 to 50% off sales. When I was checking out, she was telling me that there was going to be a 50% off sale the next day.

We had a lovely experience at this thrift shop. Tons of clothing options! It was busy when we were…read morethere because they were having their new year sale, but we were specifically looking for some items for a wedding. The prices are a little more at the higher end for secondhand, but still reasonable. You can tell the staff care about the selection of items they curate. There was a fairly decent array of sizes. They were very kind at checkout as well. I only had one frustration, and that was that the only mirrors were in the dressing rooms. They should have a mirror available for trying on blazers/overcoats in the store so that you don't have to wait for the dressing room line.

This is the second time I've been to this particular location. They have mostly clothing, a small…read moreselection of books and housewares. The clothing is organized well and the prices are generally reasonable. The housewares and book selection is limited as well as limited toys. The service is friendly, but I do believe they follow around the customers too much. I think they have volunteers since it's part of Catholic charities, but they seem to always be putting away clothing in the area that people are shopping and watching the customers which is uncomfortable.

Getting over priced like all the rest. You are a charity and get inventory for freee . You don't…read morehelp people with high priced used clothing

It was a nice clean thrift store, however most items are kind of overpriced in my opinion. I think…read moreit's a bit pricey. Otherwise it was an enjoyable trip looking around there. They had a nice decent sized clothing collection.

Quite expensive on too many things. Dishes and glassware should not be anywhere even approaching…read more$5+ but most of them are here. There are definitely some great things to be found at great prices but watch those price tags. A bundle of 3 rolls of wrapping paper was the same price as a single roll that was already half used. They wouldn't change this even when I asked. The service sort of depends on the day. Sometimes there are really nice folks, other times it varies.

So Frugal's has moved locations! Unfortunately it's not for the better. There is less stock…read more(possibly because they've just recently reopened!) and the prices are higher. While there are definitely some treasures and deals to be found, it's ultimately a downgrade in quality from the previous location, at least at the current time. I also want to note that despite loudly advertising that "all clothing is $2.98," they have a section at the front of higher priced clothing items. I admit I think this is a rather duplicitous business practice. It also seems random what clothes are put up there. Some of it was the same fast fashion that infests the rest of the clothing racks, while some finer materials and true vintage was languishing on the $2.98 racks. It just didn't make sense to me! It's worth a stop if you're in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way for Frugal's.

Located in a relatively safe section of town, Frugal's Family Thrift store is available to service…read moreall of your second-hand market needs. I found the parking lot to be depressing as if I was in the middle of no-where with civilization being hundreds of miles away. I'm just adding this point as it was the way I felt. 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 Frugal's to be especially smelly; 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. Off in the back right, 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. 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.

My husband and I stopped into this thrift store while we were in the area. They have a lot of…read morechildren's items and toys. Their household goods tend to be on the older side. They have a variety of adult clothing and some books. Most of the books seem to be non-fiction and children. There were hardly any fictional books. I do believe their prices are somewhat high, especially since a lot of their items tend to be on the older side. My husband paid for the items but was not greeted, but was given a friendly thank you at the end.

This is a real junk store. Like another reviewer from about 6 years ago said, there is some good…read morestuff, but you have to WORK to find it. They had an old holiday Barbie priced at ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY dollars. Ridiculous! It was not worth more than $20 on the current resale market. I'm not even a reseller, just a collector! The store was not very clean and was overcrowded with crap. If you want to move items, they have to be priced well! I'll probably be back because of the few things you can find, but be prepared to search when you come! $10 for a board game is ridiculous, especially one that's taped shut so I can't check if it has all the pieces!

I visited this store during a recent trip to Penzey's. I found a rad little gauzy blouse by Hemline…read moreamongst the treasures, and some cute handbags that I liked. They have some nice jeans and dresses, also. Most of their clothes are generally upper brands, and designer. Personally I like thrift stores like this. A cute pair of pink flats caught my eye, and accessories. It's a cute little shop, so don't expect huge. The staff are very nice, and I like what Heartstrings do. I could've spent alot of money there, which seems to be the case on both sides of Santa Fe in downtown Overland Park, in all the stores and restaurants. Sacks is a thrift store, owned by Heartstrings. http://www.heartstringscf.org/history.asp. I will go back, just to see what they have. It's one of those stores, if you see something right then, you should get it, cause it won't be there the next time you go.

Would not consider this a vintage store. This is a second hand store at best, comparable to places…read morelike Platos Closet. Sells stuff you can find at target, walmart, jcpenny, etc. Prices are okay. Overall nothing to write home about in terms of what they have to offer. Store is blatantly religiously affiliated, if that matters to any potential customers, and they will be playing christian radio stations. My biggest gripe with this business is the uncomfortable customer service experience. The person working the counter claimed i "messed up the racks" by looking at items? I was the only customer in the store at the time, but I wasnt ripping through racks by any means and actively made sure to leave items/racks how they were, so i genuinely dont understand what this comment was made for. It felt uncomfortable and inappropriate to be addressed this way, almost in a disciplinary manner. I absolutely understand wanting to keep the store organized and being upset that you just finished reorganizing things, but this is a store where people will be shopping. If you cant handle people simply looking at clothes, then maybe you shouldnt own/work a clothing store ! (: Due to the lack of vintage clothing and the unnecessary comments made by the attendant, I wont be back

Another fabulous experience at Decor & Co! I love bringing clients to shop for furniture, fabric…read moreand accessories to refresh their homes! A few new accessories or pieces of art or an amazing lamp can really revive a stale look. Gina has an amazing eye for design and I love her input when making selections with my client. The prices are great too! As a home stager I love to shop here for gorgeous and affordable accessories! Their new store is on 119th St in Rosanna Square between Price Chopper and Hobby Lobby. You need to stop in and see the amazing collection!

Incredible products and the service is top notch! My go to for gifts and home decor. Our favorite…read morechairs are always from here.

I took my two daughters for a half day of thrifting. We tried to go to the GW Bins and only found…read moreout after driving from Topeka that they don't allow kids under 14 years old according to the sign on the door. Disappointed we looked for a similar format and found this City Thrift Outlet/Bins store and had a blast with the by the pound clothing/fabric format. We spent about $65 and got a Sleep Number throw that weighed over 5lbs but retails for around 60-99 roughly that my daughter loves and we got some fun clothes for fall at great prices. Just washed and we're excited to wear/use our items! Books at $1 is great too. Grace at the checkout was great. Personable and friendly, she complimented some of our selections, offered a rewards/points sign up, and was just all around good people. I will definitely go back when back in the area again, especially if I have my 9 & 13 year old with me. I only took one star off as clothing was rather unsurprisingly dirty in some cases, with holes and stains. With this format I expected some of it. I really do appreciate that it was organized by fabrics, shoes, bags/hats, housewares, glass, and home goods. So, you knew you weren't going to stab yourself digging through some clothes and finding a knife set or something. Thanks City Thrift for organizing the bins!

Discriminatory !!! If you are a tall or big person they charge you more what the heck jerks !!!!…read moreChanged and for the worse all thrown into bins and charge by the pound absolutely a pig sty gross gross gross old crud I have no clue what is going on but avoid it's disgusting!!