I love me a Goodwill and it's a new facility to do there is little to complain about. When the kid…read moreand I visited, the clerk was open to his suggestions which I appreciated. It ain't an easy job keeping the jam packed racks tidy, the shelves of nick nacks organized and so on. I give mad props to the folks who constantly have to clean up after unruly customers. To future customers, BYO bag - save a whale, save Mother Earth !

My first time in this location and All of the Employe's was very Helpful and Nice I would go back…read more I found exactly what I was looking for and seen a lot more that I will be back to get.

Great little shop that accepts kids clothing and toys. Signing up for an account was easy and the…read moreprocess of dropping off items is very organized. I'm very pleased with this kids consignment shop!

Only for children's clothes and charging way too Much for…read moreold navy crap! A lot of It was target and old navy. Plus it was overcrowded and hard to walk through... smelled like nothing had been cleaned.

Lovely people volunteering at The Store and great items with proceeds going to various charities.read more

This thrift store is an AMAZING place to stop. Everything is curated, arranged nicely, fairly…read morepriced, and immaculately maintained by the super friendly staff. They have vintage items, modern items, new items, used items...it's not a huge store but it's definitely one that has been crafted with love, that's for sure. My boyfriend actually discovered this store a few weeks ago and we stopped in on a whim. I found a super lovely pair of sterling silver earrings for $4, a game, a ceramic deer for $1, and a few other odds and ends my boyfriend liked. Some of the items will definitely be a bit higher priced than say...goodwill...but the mission of this shop is one I support wholeheartedly and I am grateful to see my money going back into a community resource such as this. Thank you to the wonderful staff of this shop - we will definitely be back!

My wife and I recently came out this way for a friend's birthday at some local winery. Beautiful…read moreplace - outdoor picnic tables, rock walls, string lights and tangles of grapevines spreading down a gently rolling hill. Anyway, as soon as we got there I let my wife out of the car and told her I was going to go buy some crap at the nearest Goodwill. She was a little disappointed, but by now she's used to that. So I ended up at this Goodwill in Shelton and I have to say, I was a bit disappointed as well. While most of these little factory towns in the Naugatuck Valley had a decidedly rundown rustbelt vibe to them, this Goodwill was located in a big splashy new shopping center with those corny fake facades and the interior was brightly lit, nice-smelling and overall pretty clean. Right off the bat, none of this does anything for me. But I press on. As far as the goods are concerned, this place is on par with any of the other countless Goodwill's around Connecticut, which means mostly newer, boring clothing - fleeces, khakis and checkered shirts for the men and Walmart tops and endless aisles of bland "coatigan"-type thingies for the women. You will also find a few racks of housewares items which consist of mostly damaged dishware, Boyd's Bears figurines and generic wall art. The media selection will contain tons of not very good books and CDs and a smaller amount of really not very good records. However, today I got lucky and I scored two old plaid blazers, a couple pairs of sunglasses and a giant 6XL 3D-printed shirt with a rooster holding a machine gun. Turns out the blazers had been feasted upon by moths or weevils or some other blazer-eating insects and the sunglasses were prescription, but the 6XL rooster shirt? That is simply pure perfection! Now, my wife puts up with a lot, but ditching her friends at a winery so I could pay ten bucks for a very large man's rooster shirt, might be a bridge too far so I smuggled that one home to make an appearance at some future date to be determined.

Definitely a solid 3 Goodwill store. It was very well organized and was pretty clean looking…read moreoverall. It smelled a little stale inside, so they could definitely do with a good airing out. Like the other reviewers, the prices were a bit high for a Goodwill. I'd pop in again if I am every in the area again.

so awesome, the employee today( didn't catch her name) was beyond helpful and helped me , and other…read morecustomers from what i saw, find everything they were looking for. if i could give this place 10 stars i would. super impressed as someone who only shops second hand.

Best thrift store in the state: the prices are phenomenal, and there is a wide range of items to…read morechoose from for men and women.

DO NOT consign your collectibles here and expect an amicable business relationship. Very unpleasant…read moreexperience with rude , dishonest, greedy people with shady business practices. I was assured transparency when I opened my account. I asked for details on my account and they tried to intimidate me several times. Month after month my items were missing and very little, to zero money on my account. If I wanted to donate my items I would have chosen a reputable charity. I give respect and I expect the same. Luckily, I took photos of my items and was able to squeeze some respect out of them.

I've been a customer of Cindy's Unique Shop since 2015, and it's truly my favorite store. Whenever…read moreI'm shopping for gifts or home décor, this is the first place I go. The selection is unique, the quality is excellent, and the prices are very reasonable. I have quite eclectic taste, so it's rare to find items that match my style in typical stores. But at Cindy's, I've found everything from a stunning handmade Japanese tapestry and a Chinese enamel cabinet to Portuguese crystal, Waterford and Belleek pieces from Ireland, and whimsical finds like a brass monkey lamp and a brass elephant table (yes, I actually own both--LOL). You simply won't find this kind of variety anywhere else in the area. I've also consigned items with Cindy's and found the process straightforward and professional. The contract is clear, detailed, and easy to follow--they even provide a copy for your records. If any questions come up, a quick call to their friendly, helpful staff always clears things up. What I especially value is that this small business is woman-owned and family-run. That really matters to me, and it makes supporting them all the more meaningful.

Beware!!! they no longer give ur items back if the don' take them se what the firm you fill out…read moresays. i found that out today after 3months of leaving items. I received a nasty call last week after my drop off informing me that I needed to hand all items. I had never hung an item in the last three months. Today, during drop off the woman was so nasty when asking about getting my items back that aren't cons considerable she blatantly said don't leave him. With that being said, I did not leave them and I walked out. This was the same individual that I received a call from last week.

Awesome thrift!! Prices go down dependent on time they're there. Small but mighty for sure!! Lots…read moreof goodies if you ask me!

The staff is all volunteer, but they are cranky and condescending. Also they sell ivory,…read moreintentionally mislabeled as bone, which is illegal and immoral.

I feel it necessary to contradict the recent negative, even hateful, review of The Barn Sale. It is…read morea haven, particularly during these challenging times. I constantly recommend it to my friends who do not know about it. The staff, manager and volunteers, couldn't be nicer or more helpful. During Covid, they have implemented all the precautions required/recommended including masks, plexiglass shield at checkout and arrows to help us wend our way through the magic safely. Anyone who says those things are not there must either have been somewhere else or is lying. It is a great place that is such a fun way to be able to contribute to those in need in our community. I am grateful it is a part of our community.