Gentleman sitting behind counter available for any questions. Small area with some cool choices…read morefrom clothes trinkets jewelry shoes Etc. prices very good for used items. Loved the bins to rummage thru $1 bag

I never go to Oxford without stopping at this messy, lovable thrift store. And, boy, have I found…read moresome great, cheap treasures here. Oxford is a literary town, and many of the books can be found signed by authors. Just saw a signed Alice Waters cookbook and a signed Richard Ford short story book that I left on their shelf, but I bought a signed Alexandra Stoddard book. And kids books are free here! They sell the majority of their clothes for $2 a pound. I love digging through the bins and almost always find a great shirt or two. The staff is super sweet. Parking lot is often filled because thehir shoppers know there are bargains at Holding Hands. They accept cards and cash.

Stopped here on a quick tour of French Camp. Great selection and value, worth a visit for sureread more

Double Blessings is one of the best thrift stores I have ever been too! It's clean and organized!…read moreThe staff there is very friendly and it's kid friendly too! The staff have played and held my kids while I shopped!! Also all the money they make there goes to French camp academy and helps kids come to school there by providing scholarships! Double blessing lives up to its name it's truly is a blessing in so many ways!

Friendly employees and there's new items in all the time. I love the prices. Everything they sell…read moreis clean and in very good condition.

This store is mostly clothing but the have a huge selection in all sizes and great prices. Lots of…read morebrand named things. They also have a room full of household items and toys. It's my favorite thrift store in this area. Nice employees.

A favorite on the Oxford Square. There's a reason why it's a cornerstone business in Oxford.read more

I have been in Neilson's several times while in Oxford. This time I needed some shirts and went in…read moreto see what they had. Summer shirts were on sale so I got a few. The service was good as was the selection which was broad. I picked up a brochure while there that tells the history of the store. There aren't many that have lasted since 1839 so they know how to do business in their market.

Starkville Thrift Store in simply the best. Natunya Taylor, Head Manager was very courteous and…read morekind. She informed me of the projects Palmer Home participates in. The store was cleaned and organize.

I was impressed by this thrift store. It's fairly large and is in a shopping center with easy…read moreaccess and ample parking. Friendly folks working there. I visit a lot of thrift shops, because I read a lot and I'm a cheap bastard. This joint has one of the best selections of used books that I've seen anywhere, from Atlanta to Florida. The books were cheap...50 cents, if my memory serves. I didn't ramble around much, other than the book section. I had stuff to do and just wanted to find some books. But you'd be short-changing yourself if you like to read and don't visit this place and buy something. It's for a great cause and you should always support your local businesses. Just don't think about the dirty fingers of whoever read that used book the last time. They probably licked their fingertips before they turned every page.

Staff was available helpful with questions. Many selections from furniture clothes shoes jewelry…read moreETC.. not over priced.

Pretty slim selection of men's anything. Lots of women's…read moreand children's everything. It could be more organized.

Great place, great prices. They will buy your children's clothes. It's clean, neat and organized.read more