Lots of items for everyday and holiday use. Many unusual and desirable pieces. Simple to more…read morecomplex ideas. Dishes. Tableware, etc.

Love this place, though parking is really bad most of the time. I always donate my stuff here, a…read morefew things i have actually gone to buy back! I have also found other neat things, including a quirky, handmade ceramic turkey, so.e really nice skirts, and my favorite an antique that my dad dated to about 1840. It cost only 60$ and just needs reupholstering. There is a lot of junky stuff, too, but that's in the eye of the beholder, so I can't take away any stars for that. I buy a lot of frames and sometimes, if the frames have pictures in them, the price is too much. I liked the frame, but 15$ for not old and kind of cheesy painting off raggedy anne and andy? Nope. When you donate, the guys out back are efficient, and reasonably friendly when you speak to them. I am quite sad to be moving to Floida as I will miss the Broad Street Thrift Mart as bad as I have been missing The Shrimper!

I don't mean to be insensitive, but man... what a craphole. It's like a small flea market in…read morethere. Most of the store is full of racks and tables of urban street wear but the walls are covered in paraphernalia that the county fair threw away in the early 90s. Posters of playboy models from 1992, patches for your jean jacket of all the great hair bands, John Wayne or Marilyn Monroe on a big glossy piece of wood with a little clock in the corner, foil portraits, filthy pro-team hats in styles Eazy-E would have been proud (in the days of NWA, that is), cheap crummy jewelry, and more (including an overwhelming incense smell).

All I can say is that while it's basically true that this store isn't the cleanest, or the…read morebrightest, or the most up-to-date place in the grand city of Sumter, SC...it's still an iconic stop to make if you're visiting the area. From their days of selling rock t-shirts and back patches in the Jessamine Mall to their current situation of having to rent out space on Broad St., this store has been giving back to the community for decades. My husband and I have been going there every time we visit from Ohio, and our kids (now 21 and 19) have found quite a few jems worth a tidy sum of money. The old rock t-shirts are the original articles...the real deal...circa 1983+. The Metallica, Megadeth, and Anthrax patches are collector's items. The crummy jewelry used to sell like hotcakes...and if you grew up worshiping Headbanger's Ball on Mtv (remember? back when they played music videos?) then you'll have a nostalgic moment browsing through it all. Enjoy them while you can, they tell us that they'll be retiring next summer (2016). It's also worth a mention that we are always greeted with warmth and smiles, as we spent a lot of time in this store, growing up. It's been 26 years and still we're treated like family.

I love this store. Every time, I come to South Carolina, I always stop here for some serious…read moreshopping. It has good quality clothes at reasonable prices. It is on the conservative side but with style and it still makes you feel sexy without revealing everything.

Bre is the best worker at Windsor!!! She is extremely friendly and warm. Also very helpful and…read morepatient. This girl needs a raise LOL

Customer service is good, nice family owned store, BUT their return policy is ridiculous "no…read morereturns or exchanges on special occasion items" dresses or jewelry...apparently, everything they sale is "special occasion". This is a nice mall, nice store, but they don't care about their clients. This is why brick and mortar stores are going out of business. Heck, other stores in the mall have similar items and friendlier return policies...Dillard's, Belk, are more expensive, but better quality and have a great return policy. That being said, they have great taste in selection, very metropolitan, buyer beware, NO RETURNS!!!