I've been going to this thrift for 4 years. Last time I went in I could tell there were new people…read moremanaging. I've never paid so much for thrift items. The man told me the 1 got wiped off and the item was 19.95 not 9.95. I could have gone to Lowe's and paid less. The only reason I didn't say anything at the time, was I know, and pray it still goes to a good cause. I will no longer return to the store. I'll donate to the cause online. It's a THRIFT STORE! Not RETAIL! Very disappointed. I will let others know. Sorry, maybe you should think about the non profit you're helping, along with the people who come to the store. I served at a thrift store, we NEVER would have priced items so HIGH!

Great service and absolutely huge selection, and you have to remember all the different colors have…read morea different price. So be sure you're checking the prices because that can be really, really rewarding.

This store has an amazing sale every week! I love the selection. Tons of books and clothes and…read moreplenty of kitchenware! I have found some gems here for a fraction of most thrift stores. Sometimes the other shoppers are not the best clientele but I just keep to myself and the items. The trip is worth your time!

Cashier was very friendly to me and everyone ahead of me in line. Was helpful in explaining how…read moretheir discount system works (every Sunday tags go up in their discount value) and was charismatic. They had a very full selection of clothing for all people. They however don't organize by size or at least don't have markers indicating the size. The had some recognizable brands like Patagonia and Columbia. Things seemed reasonable priced especially with the changing discounts items could be up to 90% off.

I guess u wasn't expecting to dig through large bins of clothing in here. So if you come here just…read moreknow it's a hunting experience. It was hard to find anything my size or something that I would like. There were some good things, but not my size. If you're looking for a scavenger hunt, come here. Very affordable if you can find something for yourself.

Not for the weary of heart. A lot of people here and everyone is rummaging through and tossing…read morethings everywhere. Found a lot of good items but also a lot of junk, shoes are not always with pairs, saw a smelly stinky sweatshirt but also some nice items. The workers are not too friendly. They switch out the bins every so often and shut the aisle down until finished- they are loud and have to yell because people don't listen. They will even change the bins mid-rummage. The cashier was not friendly and asked me why I would come today (just a regular Sunday). Definitely bring gloves, something to sort your items and carry them like a shopping cart or large reusable bags. They have vending machines at the back

The sign on this business is 3 Strands Vintage Antique Mall. It is a very organized store with…read moredifferent booths thru out. They had a lot of people working helping everyone. There is also a little snack bar in the middle back wall and a eating area in the back corner of the store. A seating area also right behind the cashier area for those who need to sit down. They have shopping cart for people to use as well as hand held baskets. When it is busy, you have to bob and weave in and out of the booths so that they can get by when it is busy. Great parking and open 7 days a week.

Wife was looking for a table to put against the wall and heard of this cool little place to check…read moreout from some friends, needless to say we found what we were looking for at a very reasonable price and the service was better than anything you'd find on marketplace. Will definitely go back. I will post pictures soon.

I first learned about Indy Clover through a platform I absolutely hate---Instagram, lol!…read more I guess the whole algorithm thing/location-specialized targeting worked out after all: I saw a post about Indy when I opened up Instagram in Oklahoma City. I was pleasantly surprised to learn about yet another sustainable fashion chain of stores with a unique twist to selling. Unlike Plato's Closet or Buffalo Exchange, Indy Clover takes a step beyond in gathering inventory from its consumers---in addition to the inventory it doesn't have to pay for, sellers can rent a booth in the store and add/price the inventory as they please. Indy takes a cut, and oftentimes it easily comes out of the profits sold by the seller from that week. It's definitely a cool concept, and since I learned about the store in Edmond, I decided to check it out for myself. The store itself is very clean and there was plenty in stock. A lot of other curious shoppers (all women) were browsing as well (I only saw one booth that had clothes for men, but anyone can sell it is not restricted to women). I'm definitely a fan and would probably rent out a booth if they were in Austin, just to try it out for myself. Currently, a location is opening in Las Vegas next month and there is only one location in Texas (Plano). I'm super excited to see how this brand expands and in general, how sustainable fashion is getting trendier with each passing day!

From the owner: An upscale consignment retail/thrift store where you can shop all of the local LOCAL finds - new…read moreand used high end brands, products, home decor, accessories, men's, women's and kid's clothing, shoes, and so much more! In fact, you can even rent a booth to sell your very own clothes and home goods! Come see us today and shop NEW inventory every week!

We were greeted when we walked in and the cashier was very friendly while we were checking out…read more Clothes were organized well by not only gender but type and size of clothing. They had a large selection for women, but the men's clothing options were lacking. Clothing was decently priced for what it was and they typically have sales on certain tags. I was able to get a 100% wool sweater for $4. Overall it was a good experience.

Amazingly large selection of stuff! Back room had an enormous selection of home improvement and…read morerepair stuff.

This is an update to my previous review. The next time I shopped at Best Thrift, I saw a note at…read morethe checkout counter announcing that they do mark everything up about 4%. I had not noticed this before. So yes, they do announce it. However, I visited again on a Monday, which is Senior Day. Customers aged 55+ get a 25% discount off their entire order (I am 55+). They also have a "frequent shopper" discount card good for 15% off. The cashier (who, by the way he interacted with the staff, appeared to be a manager) said I could use just one. I said no prob, use the one that will give me the best deal. Again, when I got home, I checked my receipt. He had given me the 15% discount instead of the 25% discount. I was disappointed. I was overcharged --less than $10, but still. I never reported it because there are signs that say, "All sales are final; no refunds." Besides, am I going to be the Karen who complains about being overcharged at a THRIFT STORE?!! Haha. On the other hand, their selection is pretty good, esp in the women's section. I've found new and nearly-new items my size, some with the tags still on. And I've found cute gently-used clothing for my grandkids. So yes, I will continue to shop here, especially on discount days.

We were greeted by an employee when we walked in they were very nice. There is a variety of…read moreclothing to pick from with a large men, women, and children's section. Things aren't clearly labeled by size making it slightly difficult to find clothing that fits. Things seem fairly priced from what I saw. It's clearly a good spot as it was fairly busy.

The place was clean and had some neat stuff, but the prices were outrageous. I guess if you found…read moresomething you loved it might be worth it but I passed on several items just because of the price. For example, kids shirts were 4.98.

This thrift store is locally owned and staffed by family, I love it! They are so patient and eager…read moreto help. The store is easy to navigate as well. They certainly live up to the name!