Store is very crowded, hard to shop, and the prices are way, way too high for a thrift store. Will…read morenot go back.

Best lil thrift store! Amber always greets with a smile and the store contents are of great…read moreselection and quality. I think she has a great picker!

I went in there and there was a dog sitting right in front where you purchase your goods. First of…read moreall a dog shouldn't be in a store because some people are severely allergic to dogs and the owner of the store should leave his dog at home. Now there is dog dander all over the items for sale. When I saw the dog when I first entered the store I told the owner Well I guess I won't be shopping here because of your dog.

The only reason I gave this review a one-star is I drive by this thrift store every morning into…read moreCrescent City and closed signs are always up. I did talk to I believe the owner a month ago and said she was having some medical problems and would be back in the thrift store. Probably around the middle to the end of September. I haven't seen any movement at all in the store so I'm just wondering will it open soon or what it looks like? It's an interesting place and I'd like to go in and Snoop around. Thank you!

Now a bigger store and two levels upstairs is formal wear and tuxedo attire ----come check it…read moreout--- she has new and gently used Service Selection Value

She has a great selection of upscale prom and wedding wear in addition to casual wear and kids…read morestuff too! Everything smelled really good, great selection, a wide variety of shoes, dresses, menswear, et. Go check it out!!

We wandered off the beaten path of 6th Street and came across this incredible gem -- Oddities for…read moreSale. While primarily an online sales warehouse, they have a remarkable collection of deadly and beautiful insects embedded in resin, cult artifacts, medical instruments and artifacts and oddities such as two-headed chicks...if you're into this sort of thing you'll understand. But wait, there's more! They charge a $5 admission, fee (refundable with purchase) so you can shop and take in the small museum. If you've ever wanted to preview burial you can even take a mercifully short coffin ride. This place is a really interesting stop.

The Oddities Warehouse is an absolute Road-side Must see! It gleams with intrigue, creepy…read morecuriosities and ominous literature. David and Stephanie greeted us with a welcoming and informative tour of the facility. They've accumulated a vast and diverse collection of things that go bump in the night ranging from; but not limited to: taxidermy, Post Mortem & embalming, ritual artifacts and literature, and decorative embellishments. Perhaps my favorite article of the experience was a beautifully vinyl bound gilded hardcover edition of an actual transcription of the Egyptian "Book of the Dead" made Hollywood famous in the 1999 moving picture "The Mummy" starring Brenden Fraser and Rachel Weisz. This is a real ancient Egyptian document that was written on papyrus scrolls and hieroglyphic golden plates that contained spells and instruction on guiding souls to the afterlife through process of mummification and the protocols required by the demands of the ancient Gods, Horus, Anubis and Osiris. I've found many books containing author renditions of personal interpretation on this book but never one that relayed the exact description of each illustration and proper translation of context. A rather exceptional piece they have obtained that is available for purchase in their store and online. I was not only impressed by their display and decor so much as i was also surprised to see their strong social media presence and structure. They have multiple multimedia stations set up for their marketing platform containing illuminated product photo booth studio as well as a livestream and video recording station for a more interactive and visual approach for online conversions. As a business owner and expert in marketing, I can appreciate the effort, attentiveness and care it takes to fulfill this level of ambition. The overall take-away is that they managed to take a regular steel framed aluminum warehouse and created a masterful business structure in the guise of an immersive experience in to the dark side of the world and beyond.

They are so very helpful and a pleasure to deal with. I plan on returning very soon. Thank you very…read moremuch

Love the 1/2 off clothing Mondays. They support a great cause that benefits Grants Pass addiction…read moreresources/programs. They have a great selection of products at a reasonable price.

I love going to a good thrift shop, this one was just ok, you never know what you are going to…read morefind. The prices here seemed steep for the quality of the merchandise. I like to look at the tools and they were what you would think, miss matched sockets and screw drivers. My wife looked at the clothes and then gave me the let's go look, I still wanted to look deeper into the collection of stuff. After a couple more minutes we decided that maybe we would come back at another time. One mans trash is another mans treasure I say , my wife disagrees. We probably will check out some of the other shops locally.

Awesome Thrift shop Good Deals. Lots of stuff. Definetly check this place out. Friendly owner.read more

Very reasonable prices and they take donations! They don't have very much furniture. Local to the…read morecity of Crescent City.

Inexpensive but disappointing. Was hoping for a better selection but it's where unwanted clothes go…read moreto mourn their glory days. Clothes aren't separated by size either, which doesn't help. Just feels drabby.

I will forever be confused by the bad ratings for this place. As someone who has been thrifting…read moresince 1996, I love Purple Cat and it brings back the feel of how many thrift/junk stores used to be. Someone mentioned high prices? I bought a beautiful CRT in perfect working condition for $4 a few weeks ago. A huge box of books and VHS for $10. If you see piles of clothes around it is because there are only two older women who run it and they get overwhelmed with the stuff that is dumped on them. The people there are always so sweet to me and pack my things up in a box so that it is easy to carry. I really hope it stays in business.

What in the world did I just walk into? It smelled like cat pee and the place was gross. Super…read moreunsanitary. There was a sign in the "shoe section" saying to not leave shoes on the floor cause the cats would pee on them. Also-My friend was looking through a box of cables and noticed there was cat pee all over it and got some on his hands. Wtf? I understand they are trying to do some good with taking in cats and trying to adopt them, but that place was wild.

I donated some items today, including a nice Patagonia flannel shirt. I donate here because…read moreGoodwill is crazy on pricing and I want to support local and at a thrift store that is reasonable in cost for the patrons. After donating my items, I noticed a DKNY tote bag for $20! You could probably purchase this new at TJ Max for not much more. What's going on with independent thrift stores that are pricing like Goodwill? When I asked about the high pricing on the DNKY tote bag, the clerk quipped back some sarcastic remark. I have dropped off some nice donation items before at this establishment, but no more. I will do my research and find a non profit that gives my donations away to people in need for free.

Friendly staff. Always find something to buy here. So many great things. Clothes galore. Prices are…read moreamazing too. Don't miss this great little store.