Great selection and pricing! Found several nice items on sale including Aviator Nation, Millie…read moreRose and Lisa Todd.

It is very upscale. Even though clothing get reduced with dates, items have been there 6 months and…read morethey are still quite expensive.Many items have department store tags from high end stores and have a set price with no dated markdowns.

First of all, the shopkeeper David is wonderful. Very knowledgable and personable, a pleasure to…read moredeal with. The selection of antiques and knick knacks and vintage furniture is fabulous. One of the best, and only, shops like it in MetroWest. Reminds me of the shops in Wells ME that we do not have enough of here in Boston. So happy I discovered this place!

Above and beyond incredible service! An employee noticed me and my sister looking at the purses in…read morean odd way and came over to investigate. When she saw us trying to guess if they were the right dimensions to be let into concert venues, she pulled them all behind the counter and brought out a tape measure to make sure. They have really great discounts for items that stay in the store past a few months and the original prices are pretty fair to begin with. Will for sure be back!

Pro: Pretty good selection; prices are good Con: since…read moreCOVID, changing rooms are still closed so you have to either try clothes on over your clothes or just guess it will fit. There are also no bathrooms open to the public. So if you decide to go make sure to dress in a way that would best accommodate trying clothes on over them. I found great items but when I tried them on I had issues putting them on with my clothes on (even if they might work if I didn't have clothes on, I ended up getting nothing)

I will preface this review by stating that I know all things goodwill. If we leave home, there is…read moreBound to be a goodwill stop. From soho down to Brighton, I've seen them all. This well traveled kid sure knows a mean goodwill. It's my wife's fault. She makes me stop. So, here's the shakedown of Worcester goodwill. My grading rubric is becoming the yelp norm. Smell-A-. Reasonably neutral. Not a hint of the standard mothball smell. Doesn't smell like octogenarians, either. Lighting-A. I was able to identify those not-so-mysterious yellowish stains on the inside if some of the men's pants. Pass. Good lighting equals less vomit when I get home and realize what I've bought. Are you listening, Hyannis? Musak: B. pop radio station. A few decent hits to sing out loud while embarrassing the wife to hurry up, notably Kenny Loggins "I'm all right". Organization of clothes: C+. Drives me nuts when pants are arranged by color. Gee, only 77 pairs of tan khakis left to find the magical 34/30. Needle in a haystack. Oh goodie, let's move onto 58 pairs of blue to search. Listen up, Wooster, or whatever it is...arrange all pants by waist size. Narrow them dogs down, and let me see my options. Yes, the minions must do more work, but that's how it needs to happen. Shirts, etc. seemed logical. Brand namishness: A-. Lots of good names here...Ralph, tommy, and mr. Bean all made plentiful appearances. College towns seem to bring n the best names! Employees: B. yup. Working. Not complaining about working. Other notes: scored 50 cents in a pair of pants. Changing rooms seemed like the security cam might see more than normally secure areas of the body. Clean, overall. Funny sign at the drop-off door: "no dumping after hours. $500 fine" in other words, if it is during hours, it is valuable...but after hours, 10 used seersucker suits and dads used LA gear sneakers are rubbish, punishable by fines. To funny. Would love to see what prompted that sign. Musta been bad. 50 used George Michael concert shirts bad, So yes, friends, this one is pretty stout in the world of goodwill. A pillar of savings, cloaked in unusual normalcy. Denizens of Wooster, dine heartily on the textile buffet that awaits. It's bizarre. It's interesting. It's cheap. It's goodwill.

Very unhappy experience. If you consign with Classique Consignment, make sure you get an itemized…read morelist of all your items. Do not say you want to donate unsold items. Pick up your unsold items because the owner lies and says she donated them when in fact she sold them or has them in her back room. I asked about several expensive items that she claimed did not sell and donated, suddenly she opens her top drawer and says "Oh are these yours?" Disgusting!!! The owner Brenda is a dishonest thief. I could not believe how smug and rude she was to me.

Today I found a wonderful little treasure here. I always find something fun at this shop. It's…read moreclean and full of all types of unique finds. Personally, I think some of these comments speak more to the writers than the people that work hard to at this store.

Beware parking in the loading zone!! $90 ticket…read more Super easy drop off inside. I had a lot to donate and the staff were super helpful. However, the parking in front is loading only for commercial trucks like FedEx. Which is not at all clear, especially if you are from out of town. I went in for two minutes and came back to a $90 ticket. Several other people said the same thing happened to them at this location. Look carefully at the parking signs.

This place all kinds of gems if you're willing to take the time to find it. This place is pretty…read morebig but kind of tight when going down the aisles especially if someone has a cart. There is everything from clothes & shoes to random housewares & bags. Sometimes you can make out really well, all depends on when you go & what you happen to be looking for. I mean sometimes you find something you didn't even know you wanted or needed. I guess that can be dangerous. So do yourself a favor & start supporting local & reduce your carbon footprint by not adding more child labor or textiles into the landfill.

Responsive and accommodating the owner is a peach! Time flew…read moreby as I tried to take in everything. The selection is eclectic and fun. My selection wasn't priced. The clerk explained that the owner would have to price my item. She put them aside. The next day the owner called me with a price. We agreed so I could pick my item up.

This store has everything! I bought a beautiful rack of deer antlers. Antiques and practtical…read moreitems. Wonderful assortment of goods. Friendly cashier and a good discount after so many visits. Don't miss!

Amazing finds!! Less expensive than savers, and better quality items. Clothing (mostly women's),…read morelinens, dishes, other small houseware items, including art! There's a dollar rack as well as a "collection" rack. Everything from Shein to Tory Burch. Lot's of fun sales too. The staff is super friendly, always a good vibe if you know what I mean. They take cash, cards, phones... Also there's a good loyalty program where you can get stamps for your purchases to use for future discounts. It's a hidden gem in Needham for sure.

Excellent value!!! Friendly staff!!! Clean and organized!! My number one thrift store!!! Highly…read morerecommend!!!

This is a fun place to go. Went today and everything was 50 percent off, except if it was marked in…read moregreen. Everything I brought up to the counter to buy was in red and should have been 50 percent off. The woman behind counter charged me full price for everything , lol, that was fine, I didn't say anything and I still got great deals.

i love this store! Better prices than any thrift store in Boston!…read moreAs a thrifter i find this place has items i could never find in those Big name thrift stores!' small, lots of parking. their shop gives back to the community. they love donations of home decor. No clothes. if you resell , run to this place. They only take cash. in a small strip mall kind of location. friendly people, coffee shop next door , so you can rest after shopping.