I'm a big fan of the Unique Thrift Stores and this one is pretty good! It's really big so if you…read morecome in you need a plan. Know what you're looking for or it will quickly get overwhelming! Some location specifics- the parking lot is kind of chaotic here, so be prepared to bring your patience when you park. There are no changing rooms and the bathrooms were a mess when I visited. Some Unique Thrift specifics- pick which day to go carefully. They have 25% off deals on Mondays and Thursdays, so those days are pretty busy. The weekends of course are busy too. If you're shopping for clothes, I recommend wearing something close fitting so you can try clothes on over your normal clothes.

Unique as I recently discovered is a FOR-PROFIT thrift store, not a charity, with most proceeds…read morebenefiting the company. I also noticed their prices is above other thrift stores. I would not go there if your intention is to help charity causes. If you want to shop for thrifts or drop your used goods, Salvation Army and Goodwill is the place to go, as 85% of the sale goes to good cause. I rated a 1 star as I am disappointed to know this, not to mention the place is always a mess and prices are crazy high.

This is a wonderful thrift shop ! Super cheap, clean, well decorated and the sellers always have a…read moresmile on their face. New clothes are always coming in, and you can find everything from jackets to jewerly! Very refreshing to see everything actually goes to charity. Would definetely recommend.

I love this place! I try to come at least once a month. The volunteers working are super friendly…read moreand helpful. I almost always walk out with something. Clothing is mostly name brands and prices are cheap. Book selection is great too.

Customer service was above beyond friendly made a goodwill experience very homely i was like, oh my…read morecouldn't ask for better customer service

This is a pretty good thrifting location. I mostly shop for clothes and they had a big selection…read moreand changing rooms. I wish the shoes were in one spot and organized by size, but I recognize they're using the space they have. The clothes are very well organized and there was someone reorganizing and adding new items while I was there. Goodwill has weekly sales of specific tagged items, so keep an eye out and sign up for their loyalty program.

Adorable cozy little cottage nestled up in-between a row of antique stores. This shop is a great…read morego-to for vintage tea sets, saucers, glassware, textiles, pottery, and even artwork. They also have a room dedicated to books and another to fashion items. All purchases go towards charity! Kensington has a street dedicated to antique retailers, consignors and upcyclists which goes by "Kensington Antique Row." More information can be viewed at: kensingtonantiquerow.com.

I don't recommend patronizing this business because they attempted to charge me hundreds of dollars…read morefor a small piece of furniture that was supposed to be on sale. I visited there for the first time today and had selected several items. The saleswoman informed me of the color discounts in effect today. One of items I selected was a hexagonal side table. On to was a sticker with a price of $35 and the words "red sticker!" That meant the sale price was to be 25 percent off $35. I brought the sticker to the saleswoman and informed her that I was interested in the table. I asked if she could keep the sticker so she will know to hold the item when I was ready to pay. She looked confused and then told me that she wasn't sure that was the actual price for the table. I informed her that the sticker was firmly on that table. Later, she started explaining that she wasn't sure that that was the right price for the table because it had been listed on Facebook marketplace by the shop owner for a different price. She scrolled through her phone and found the purported listing for the table, which was priced at about $235. I told her I prefer to pay the price that was on the sticker that had been attached to the table. No other price sticker was on the table. I asked her if she could ask the shop owner who apparently is on vacation. She texted the shop owner and then informed me that the shop owner apparently said the sticker did not belong on that table. I couldn't see the text that she was attempting to show me. And how would I know it's the shop owner? This table was a 70s style piece of furniture that was veneered and had gold metal handles. It definitely was not worth $235. The shop apparently was trying to sell the item on Facebook marketplace as a mid-century modern piece of furniture. The $35 plus the discount was definitely a fair price. At that point, I told the saleswoman that the situation was shady, and I wasn't going to buy anything from the shop. I left.

Very sad experience and honestly one that felt like racial profiling…read more I made an appointment a month in advance to bring in a large amount of items for consignment (almost all of them were designer with tags attached). I arrived a few minutes early with my things and stepped away for about 6-8 minutes to use the restroom elsewhere since I was told I couldn't use theirs, which I understood. When I came back, the owner quickly told me she had already looked through everything and didn't want any of it. I was shocked because my things were clearly untouched and I had a suitcase with a number-code lock on it. I asked her twice if she had opened the suitcase, and she said yes, but I was aware that she never actually went through my things at all. I left upset and called the store afterward to confront her. She panicked, kept apologizing, and said she learned a big lesson from this. What is disappointing is that I was judged before I was even given a chance. I couldn't help but feel that my dark hair and brown skin played a role in how I was treated and that assumptions were made about what I may have brought in. No one should walk into a business and feel dismissed or stereotyped like that. I do not recommend consigning or shopping here.

I brought in several spring/summer pieces for consignment and several were accepted. I was pleased…read morewith the experience and look forward to my first check. Also, I was glad to hear they will donate clothes that don't sell over a 60 day period to worthy organizations.

Finally made it over to Reddz Trading and I must admit they have some good pieces here (the…read moreaccessories and bags). My issue is I was never greeted and the staff seemed so occupied the entire time I was in the store. Additionally, most of the merchandise as far as the clothes went are the same style. Not sure who does the purchasing for the place but spice up the racks a little. I also appreciated the luxury items as there were lots. Definitely a nice hidden gem.

I find their clothing (except their workout gear) to be pricy given it's secondhand. Have taken…read morenice men's and women's clothes to sell but they did not take. Overall not great vibes.

Chatted as if a social visit and was told they would contact me in a few days. Never followed up…read morewith me! So I never received any service. Unbelievable!

I do not normally leave reviews, either good or bad, for anyone as we can all have a "bad" day…read morewhere nothing goes quite right. That said, in this case, I need to say something. I planned to attend (for a colleague) a sale being run by Capital, and I had to come a great distance to do so, so I reached out to find out a bit more as I was spending a bit of time/money to be there. I asked about pricing specifically as if it were going to be very high, I just would stay home. They would not reveal pricing, which is fine, but also would not even hint at the general level of items, which was not helpful as I pointed out that I was making a big commitment to be there. So, hundreds of dollars and many hours later, I arrived for the morning of the sale, which was being held at an offsite location. When we were let in it was painfully obvious that everything was in fact priced very high, in some cases even higher than retail. As we all know, none of us goes to a tag/estate sale to pay retail, we are there for bargains. When I complained about my time and money being wasted, the man I spoke to, who was clearly someone in charge, shrugged his soldiers and would not answer me. I guess it comes down to if you want to run tag sales, then you need to be priced accordingly and be willing to at least be honest about pricing and not waste people's time. Otherwise, just go run a a retail consignment gallery and leave tag sales to actual professionals.

This TJ Maxx location is a hit or miss!…read more Sometimes they have what I'm looking for and sometimes they don't. The sections are organized throughout the store. However, the items are subpar in quality and value. Over the years, I've been able to find a solid coat during the winter, seasonal home decor (candles, throw pillows, etc.), and journals/planners for myself and gifts for friends. No complaints with the customer service if I need to return something, and the lines are never too long. If you're reading this before January 3, 2026, everything must go so stop in to see they have anything while everything is an additional 30% off. This is their last week at this location.

In general, I thought this Tj Maxx was a little smaller compared to other Tj Maxxes that I have…read morevisited over the years, but it has a decent selection of common items. In fact, I actually picked up a couple of things that were not on my list (e.g., a few scented candles). For my visit, I primarily wanted to pick up a few bedding and kitchen items. I had no problem finding the things that I needed (e.g., mainly pillows, regular towels and dish towels). Like other Tj Maxx location, I thought the prices were fine, especially for the area. Customer service was fine and the store was clean and organized. I think this is a great place to pick up some last minute items, and I more than likely will be back in the future.