This store is very well organized. Everything was clearly priced. They had a Memorial Day weekend…read moresale. All clothes were 50% off. I went there on the Tuesday after the sale. They forgot to take down the sale signs and still sold me the clothes I wanted to buy at the sale price. The staff was very friendly.

This is my teenage daughter's favorite store! When we visit…read morePerham she always leaves with a bag of second hand clothes she found here. Great deals! And everything is something you would find in the stores right now. No vintage or scary back of closet items someone is trying to unload. They have a lot of brand names from American Eagle and Pink (Victoria's Secret) to Liz Claiborne, Under Armor and North Face. My mom found a lovely black hoodie that was classic and stylish. They also have a great selection of hardly used shoes. There were some with the original tags on them. I like how the clothes are separated by size and by tops and bottoms. Two places to look for something in your size. Easy to browse, which is big for me as I am not one fond of digging through a zillion racks. There are two big fitting rooms with good lighting and a couch right in front for the people in your party who enjoy a fashion show...

This Salvation Army Store changed to Henning Thrift Store in November 2025…read more https://www.facebook.com/share/1DBC3UCsn8/?mibextid=wwXIfr Great deals!

they're literally never open even when they're supposed to be hours are not reliable at all used to…read morecome here all the time as a kid now i never can

used to really like this thrift store but my experience today 5/31/25 was really bad. the clothes…read moreare great, love the selection and styles found some great stuff to try on went to try on clothes. I didn't have a lot of luck with finding stuff that fit me right (being a young adult between sizes) I admit I had a lot of stuff to put back so I asked if they had a rack or somewhere to put the clothes the lady (who I was told was the manager) had said either I put it back or they do and I was about to turn around and put it back when she was super rude and had me give it to her to put it back. when she saw the amount of stuff I had to put back she started body shaming me saying "are you seriously not gonna buy any of this" and "how does none of this fit you" along with getting 3 other people to help and saying all of these are XL and L's rudely, just general being mean I was stunned. she said the same things to my friend who was with me and I was seriously thinking about putting the stuff I was buying back and walking out but I know the proceeds go to a good cause supporting women. I thought about going back and telling her she should really think about how she talks to people because people talk and having younger people in your store is important for keeping another generation shopping at your store. I have talked to a few people and they agree they have almost always seen her being rude to people. I don't want to black list the store and not return but now I dont want to return and get treated the same way. Thank you for taking the time to read.

I stopped here to kill some time. I found some Fiesta plates for 99 cents and a couple of Zac Brown…read moreBand cds for $1 each. They had some nice donations. Probably stop in when in the area next.

This business is now an upscale type thrift store boutique. They don't take donations or…read moreconsignments. They have new hardwood floors, so much more open and not cluttered like the attic shop. They have used men's, women's and kids clothes. A little bit of home decor, children's books. I found a bee pillow threshold brand from Target and a bee theme insulated tumbler. Both seemed new and total was $9. They take credit cards. I commented how nice and open it was compared to the attic shop and there was dances here in the 1980's before the community center opened. They even used sawdust or powder on the floors back then. The owner welcomes pictures from that time to display. Anyone? Support small business in a small town.

First time here and will definitely return. I found a cute barbecue serving tray, 2 cookbooks,…read moreLeeann Womack CD, and Athleta yes Athleta skort for $2.50. The store was clean and not that musty, dusty thrift store smell. They have a bathroom for customers in the back. Supposedly donates money to several causes according to Google. I was only one in store for the longest time. Prices were cheap except for these dog metal spoon clips at $8.00. They only take cash. No credit or debit cards.

I was passing through Wadena and googled thrift stores and drove over. I walked in and was greeted…read moreand said I never knew there was a thrift store here. It has been open 20 years. The prices are ridiculously high, just like Goodwill. For example: a typewriter $30, flour sifter $4, glass beer glass $3. So ridiculously high priced and tons of garage sale cast offs or junk. I usually find something to buy at thrift stores, but here I walked out with nothing. The outside of building was very unappealing. Only street parking. If hoarders owned a thrift store, this is the place.

Get rid of the angry staff. Today I was at the store 15 minutes before advertised closing time and…read moredoor was locked. Employee was staring at me inside of store and just shook her head and had the look of being inconvenienced by me being at the door trying to come in and purchase items.

Kind of a jungle...BUT... some VERY unique finds and wonderful deals and values if you are willing…read moreto check through there selection available. The cashiers are always quite busy but handle it all with grace and pleasantness in my opinion -- AGAIN-- don't go in expecting "The Ritz" -- but I've, in my opinion, uncovered some PRICELESS items and BARGAIN VALUES!!