Charity's Closet is a gold mine of a discovery…read more Gently used clothing in good or better condition, with many garments priced from $5 to $15 each. There actually are two stores here; one handles slightly more upscale items for around $25 each. Especially for people perhaps losing weight and in an intermediate size, the price is right! Sizes are marked but definitely try things on, as they can be mismarked. Plenty of changing rooms exist, the staff is helpful and on Saturdays, donations of clothing are accepted.

Good place to shop for 5 dollar items. My mom got a belt…read morehere and I got two lulu roe dresses in the past.

Big goodwill, lots of items. It's way overpriced and I don't feel like you really get a bargain for…read morepeople's DONATED FREE ITEMS they give to the organization. The goodwills closer to me are cheaper. Staff were almost non existent and didn't talk at all during check out which is fine but someone else might not like that. The items are a hit or miss, and they are NOT organized!! You could look in the XL section and there is a bunch of small items. Men's mixed with women's. Not organized.

What a dump! I don't know who prices these items but it's in the same shopping center as a…read moreMarshalls and they're pricing Ralph Lauren T-shirts for $16. Spend the extra four bucks and go over to Marshalls and get a brand new one that no one has sweat in! Unbelievable prices for Talbot clothing, just because it says Talbots if it has stains on it, it's not worth $17!!! Meanwhile you have Brooks brothers skirts that sell for up to $ 350 per price for 5.49$ - which is a great deal if it wasn't ripped in a broken zipper !! somebody needs to get an education on luxury brands versus warehouse factory clearance prices on name brand - and you need to inspect the items if they have stains on them no one's going to pay you outrageous prices if they're ripped, no one's going to pay if items are stained- atmosphere is dimly lit and kind of dirty - staff are rude - skip this place altogether!

I wasn't impressed. After going through some of reviews here, it seems people are impressed with…read morebeing able to donate here, but not much on the side of shopping and experiencing the inside store portion. Well, donations that they take, after reading that one review of what they won't accept. Starting to sound a bit like you're not really a nonprofit. Once inside, it's a free for all. I attempted to look around a bit as I was still on a mission to find a piece to use in my apartment. When I went to the furniture section, it appeared that some of those rules did not apply. The pieces here were broken and dusty. If you are basically a resale store, at least attempt to give an item a good once over so that people won't be dupped into purchasing something broken. As for the apparel. The men's selection is lacking. Compared to the other sections, it is nearly minute. It never hurts to look through these section, but since there wasn't much to look at, I headed on out.

Selection was great but customer service was lack luster. Employee seemed annoyed and bothered to…read morecheck us out. Interesting that each piece is marked unlike other goodwills where majority is one price by style.

Great selection of true antiques, vintage kitchen goods, odds and ends. Enjoyed searching through…read morethe areas on all the floors. We bought a couple things for hubby's HO trains and a kitchen gadget. We would stop back when in the area!

Great antique shop but prices seam high. They have 3 levels with amazing stuff I have not seen in…read moreother antique shops. It does seam to be organized and they have signs where things are gathered with a theme like Tools, toys, baby, comics...

Ellicott City, what a charming and wonderful place. A friend recommended that we check out this…read moreplace in our road tripping journey and this place did not disappoint. As I was packing for our East Coast adventure, I was thinking fall weather clothing: boots, beanies, light jackets.....oh but on our last two days, mother nature said NOPE, I am bringing the heat! It was hot and we were slightly dying, as we passed Sweet Elizabeth Jane, not only was their storefront display soooo cute, but we could feel the AC blasting when we passed by. Seriously, this was the reason why we went in. Not knowing what to expect, I was surprised. The store was two floors, but not only did it have the cute souvenirs and Christmas decor that was visible as we passed by, but it had cute clothes and accessories. What a gem of a store....it was boutique plus, plus!!! This store has my heart. It was hard to narrow down my shopping since I had to be mindful that I had a carry on and personal item to travel back home. I couldn't resist and decided to purchase items and just ship them to myself back home. I bought a shawl/jacket in the most wonderful Olive Green color that is perfect for walking and driving in. I also got the softest scarf. Customer service was top notch. I saw this scarf on display on a mannequin and I asked if it came in different colors and they went to go look since I am not a big fan of the browns in my attire choices. I got a gray/black combo scarf. Since we had cooled down significantly as we were shopping, we got hungry and asked if we could place the items on hold since we didn't want to carry our purchases until the end of our exploration and headed back to the car. I gave them my name, they placed the items on hold and we went to eat. When we came back, the store associate remembered my name and that our items were on hold. She also told me that they have a website with many items for sale from their actual sales floor that could be shipped and proceeded to tell me how the store got started. She wrapped the items with care and off we were. Prices are completely reasonable for a store of this caliber. This store could easily fit into the vibe of Stanford Shopping Center, Santana Row, downtown Carmel, etc.....but I KNOW that this place will blow any rivals strictly due to their fair pricing, storefront size and their unique items. Thank you, thank you for existing!! ::hearts::

My favorite kind of shop when I'm out and about with the girlfriends! It was post Thanksgiving, so…read morelots of holiday decor was for sale. Try, just try, not to say, "This is so cute!" or "This is adorable!" when picking up something of interest. My favorite was a tiny Christmas tree ornament that looked like a garden fountain with tiny birds perched on it. So fun and one of my favorite shops in town.

made me drive halfway across the county after I sent pictures and correspondence with someone over…read moreemail just for some guy to tell me they're not taking donations cause they're in the middle of moving and then said oh well we would have to take it if if it was this location it was this location it was the Columbia store

Tons of great home and garden items to shop from -- furniture, fixtures, lighting, dishes, baskets,…read moreframed art, books -- LOTS of goodies. You can often get new bathroom fixtures and doors or windows for a fraction of the price of in a retail store. Plenty to upcycle here, too. I rarely leave without a few boxes of vintage dishes, vases, and figurines!!