They've got a tiny store in the basement of a building at King and Erb, but it's a gem for finding…read morecheap, but current second-hand clothes. For students who love thrift shopping, but find it hard to find something for them each time, this store should leave you satisfied every time. Their prices are really fair as well, usually ranging between $10-$20 for an item of clothing. As an example, I've see ASOS shorts go for $16 (which could be 2-3 times as much originally) and an Aritzia winter coat go for $150 (originally $300+). They often have brands you'll recognize like Zara, American Apparel, Aritzia, Urban Outfitters, etc. and they post their new arrivals on Instagram, but since they don't hold new arrivals those clothes can get snatched up within the day. They also sell accessories like sunglasses, atlas watches, scarves, and necklaces. The store itself is really nice and quaint. It's got an industrial style with brick walls and wooden furnishings. They also have a change room and one person working to help you out.

3.5. Quaint little consignment shop with selections for men and women. Prices are reasonable, and…read moresometimes you can get quite a steal. There's a lot of H&M and Forever 21 finds (it is a university town), but you'll also see nicer brands like BDG or Guess. I'm a little disappointed there's less vintage pieces that weren't large. However, they do a really good job of creating a cool mood through their displays and decor and indie music - even the plainest tank can catch your eye. Overall, a cute spot to stop by if you're in the area. Support sustainable local shops!

I have come to love vintage clothing since finding this store …read more She is super helpful and knows your shape, what will fit and look great on you! You can tell she knows the fashion and dress making side of it as well giving lots of advice and terms of dresses etc . Wonderful shop! I feel it's tailored to me and she has the time to be one on one and find the perfect piece ! Timeless fashion, that makes you feel feminine too.

From the owner: Vintage apparel that is carefully curated for each member of your family. Offering appointment-only…read moreservice to suit your schedule. Make it a group event and book a time to come in with your wedding party or group of friends. Please call to set up your time with us soon!

Le Prix is an amazing place to buy an entire new wardrobe without feeling any guilt about the fast…read morefasion industry or enviromental impacts. You can find what you are looking for on the website, go into the cute little boutique store on Queen street or even get the stylish owner Robyn to come to your house and help you style the wardrobe you already own. It's an amazing concept that everyone should try.

From the owner: We are a fun-loving sustainable second-hand and new women's fashion company (pronounced Le Pree)…read morebased in Kitchener-Waterloo. We focus on fostering self-love and sustainability. You can shop in-store, and privately by appointment. Plus you can shop online 24/7. We do the heavy work and look for the best clothing, shoes, and accessories from around the world so you don't have to. We collect pieces that we think you'll have fun in. Our goal is to help awesome independent women feel confident and able to take on the world so they can pursue their passions. We also do wardrobe styling for whatever you need.

This establishment accepts clothing consignments from smokers and pet owners. As well, this place…read moreprovides clothing for men, women, and children. Great for big and tall as well as the heavy. Wonderful.

Donated two loveseats, an end table and a tv stand all in good condition and accepted by the driver…read morefor pickup. Went to this store the next day to pick something up and found one loveseat and the tv stand in the dumpster out back. Spoke to the manager who showed me a rip now in the loveseat that wasn't there before, and told me they didn't sell tv stands after having been told by the driver they did. He apologized but was dismissive and not accountable for the rip. Can't recommend this outfit and won't donate anything to them ever again. My intentions were to have these go to another home that could use them, but never did see the other items in the store.

This store presently (2017) has changed it's name to "Mission Thrift Store", but it still is the…read moresame great store. I agree with the other "5 star" rating. Staff are kind & friendly, selection is varied & nicely displayed, and they gratefully receive anything that anyone is lead to donate. They don't display or sell "junk"...but, their staff check out all electrical items & computers, and they probably receive some recompense for "recycling" some of the things that they don't sell. One can check out their online site to read about their mission statement, which is excellent. I wish their store hours were extended on Thur. & Fri. eves, but hey...these good folks are volunteers, so we adapt. Brides! Go see a large bridal dress area. Happy shopping, everyone!

Till just a few weeks ago, didn't realize that this existed in Guelph, even though we have passed…read moreit a 100 times. Glad we were introduced by family. We bought some kitchen cleaning supplies that were brand new and at very reasonable prices. Some of the furniture was in very good condition. A lot hardware as in sale - some brand new. Would not mind coming back to shop for odds and ends and for hobby projects.

Flip! I wish I had known about this Habitat Restore when I was a lowly U of Guelph student. It's…read moreloaded with sweet second hand goods. Kitchen appliances, computer chairs, retro kitchen dining sets, crappy vintage floral couches, CRT televisions, stereos, desk lamps, ironic scenic paintings and BLINDS. Every student needs real blinds instead of those see-through bedsheets that are a peeping tom's dream-come-true. This place has all the furnishing you need to put together a student dwelling! If you're doing renovations, they have supplies like surplus tiles, light fixtures, even unopened cans of paint and caulking. It's a good deal, worth checking out and it all goes to a good cause. They also accept donations if you're moving out and don't have time to sell your furniture, etc.

Very good Value Village, lots of good finds. Worth the 1 1/2hr drive. Clean store, $180 + spent on…read moreSTUFF!! My only concern with Value Village is the stickers on stuff. Damaged items like books, records, and forget about getting sticky stuff off CDS or anything plastic

Completely overpriced, they getting everything free and want to sell for insanely expensive.read more

Okay store, not much for media choice, some items great price, others way off. Not sure if they…read moreprice by personal choice or store management. People would buy more if it wasn't same price or more as Dollarama or Giant Tiger price tag