I've been to this Savers a few times and I have left with some great stuff! They have sections for everything you can think of: clothing, kitchenware, toys, games, furniture, books, crafts, accessories, etc. It does take a while to sort through everything; the shelves and racks are pretty crowded/stuffed. I usually don't bother sorting through the bagged up items on the walls because they're too difficult to get through. However, the clothing section is VERY organized for a thrift store (I found maybe 2 misplaced items-- that's it!). They have tons of XS clothing, which is usually scarce in other stores. I wish they had a bigger craft section (usually just yarn), but I guess that's based off what donations they receive so kind of out of their control. The books section is pretty big and they usually have some kind of deal or sale! As for pricing, it's really inconsistent and tends to be a bit on the higher side. The first time I went, I found a vintage wooden side table in super good condition for $9.99; but a pair of worn American Eagle jeans for $13.99...... Last time I went, I spent about $40 & left with 7 items (4 pairs of jeans, a shirt, a purse, & a pair of shoes). It's very hit or miss but it usually evens out when you see your total. Parking is usually great; it's a parking lot in the same area as DSW but usually not crowded, even on weekends. I will say it is a little dirty in there and they don't really clean out any of the items before shelving them. I found a few purses with crumbs, tissues, old lipstick blotters, etc. They do get this stuff for free so I obviously don't expect a deep clean of every item, but a quick once-over would be nice considering their pricing can be high. COVID changes: masks are required in store, and their fitting rooms are closed. You can EXCHANGE (not return) any items that don't fit after you get them home. All employees were wearing their masks, wiping down the shopping carts, wearing gloves, etc.! read more

Awful. I went in and got lice from their hats. Also, they kicked us out as soon as we walked into the store for looking for the bathroom. Awful experience read more

First time here I'm not sure I should recommend anyone yet. Big parking lots and easy to get to it's off Route 1 north Saugus MA. read more

I usually love this store - they have great things. But in the past year prices have sky rocketed. More importantly, I went to shop tonight and both ladies working the registers were racist towards customers. Absolutely disgusting, and I hope management investigates this. Two older white women with thick Boston accents working the evening of Sunday 1/18 read more

This place is still better than Danvers Savers but now corporate is cherry picking the good stuff and sending back no or low value common crap in totes afte they get what they want from it first. There is nothing but junk left over at any time on any day. It's been very disappointing. read more

Global for profit corporation. Lots of used items and clothes bought then sent to savers for a new life. Need a used coffee maker? A pair of jeans? Read return policy before buying. Only donate items knowing they resell and only donate a small portion to charity! read more

David is the worst employee in the world fire him . I am not happy with the recent experience i had this past Monday. I am very disappointed and upset, I feel very unhappy with how unprofessional your employee David is. I will not be returning to the store until something is done about this employee David. He verbally abused me in the store when i was simply asking him for some help, I don't understand what i did for him to verbally abuse me. read more

Your employe David Chavez was on the phone while working and when i walked past him he was cussing and saying the n word on the phone and fighting with someone i find that very unprofessional and my kid was with me and i dont want her hearing that because that is inappropriate and she is only 5 years old please do something about this. read more

I see used lingerie/undies and body suits on the racks which is a health hazard. No they do not wash anything before putting on the racks. They simply take what you donate and put them on a hanger and onto the rack. I'm not sure why savers and goodwill are not being checked my the MA and NH health boards because both savers in different states are doing this. Absolutely disgusting and anyone who buys used underwear it's obviously a feti$h (not k:nk shaming if that's your thing that's your thing but this is savers) or they simply have a low IQ and don't mind transferring STIs, shii stains, or period stains onto their private parts. Also if you have ANY tags falling off your merchandise be prepared to be accused of playing a game with management and will embarrass you in front of customers. I gladly paid for all my items even when new tag/s had to be produced. However regardless, I think it's bizarre to charge people an upwards of $15 or so for used jeans with holes in the crotch. This place used to be for the poor or lower middle working class. Now it's better to just go to primark and get a pair for same price but NEW read more

Easy donation drop off! Had a whole trunk load of items to donate and it was soo easy to unload with the large rolling bins to take to your car read more

FURNITURE BEING SOLD PRIVATELY & DONATE ELSEWHERE! - We've been coming to this Savers for over two years on a weekly basis and have always adored it. Recently, there are two people, a man and a woman, who sit in the furniture section during ALL open hours every single day of the week, and buy ALL the furniture that comes out from the back doors. There is none of quality left for anyone else to purchase. It's pretty frustrating. I have seen them sitting in the furniture area every single time I have gone over the past month. The man goes into the back with the employees and comes out with merchandise in bins and furniture that never entered the store floor. There is clearly a private deal occurring. I would NOT recommend coming to this location anymore, due to this. Anything that is worth purchasing, is instantly taken by this couple. Never mind that their prices are equivalent to TJMaxx, often more expensive. Keep in mind, this is a nonprofit. They are selling your donations for the price you bought them for. Donate to the Red Cross. read more

I use to love going to Savers, but now I don't because I can't try anything on. I wish they would bring back the dressing rooms. I tried bringing things home with an intention of returning it if it didn't fit or whatever, but it's hard to always get back there, and I think you have to return things within 7 days. I just end up donating it. I sometimes wonder if they do it on purpose; somebody is probably making extra money off of it. It's a shame. read more

Without the ability to try clothes on there it is outrageous you can only return items for a store credit. I'm here for Easter weekend unexpectedly without my luggage and wanted to be thrifty because I have a closet full of nice dresses and no need for yet another clothing item. Nowhere private to even to slip stuff on as men are lurking around watching the woman try items on in the aisles. The place is put together well but a lot of the items are filthy and the staff l encountered, except the manager who was very kind explaining the process of refunds and returns were rude walking by and brushing Bessie me without so much as an excuse me. I bought four items the two I wasn't able to try on are of course no-go items and need to be returned, but before I tried them on I put them in a high heat dryer due to smell and the tags fell off. This ought to be fun today returning them. Oh well it tells me where not to shop anymore. read more

Donating here is much easier and more rewarding than other donation sights where they throw glass pieces, etc, into large outside bins and you wonder why you spent time trying to pack them so they would be given in pristine shape. The guys outside are always very helpful and couldn't make it any less work. I've donated at least twice a month since they've opened so this is a review based on many experiences. read more

I used to like this store when it first opened and for its first year or so. I visit here once every month now to donate and look around and shake my head. Everything is SO overpriced its a joke!! I saw a womans blouse that was of course 2nd hand and ripped in 2 places that was $12.99!! Picture frames for 6.99 that I can buy from the dollar store that LOOK better. I plugged in a vacuum cleaner that didn't even turn on. REALLY? All of the clothing looks sorted into sizes but it isn't correct. And the workers walk right by you and do not want to answer questions. They converse with themselves. I shopped for 2 hours and walked out totally filthy (looking for a bargain). I didn't buy a thing. For anyone who knows me thats quite unlike me. I'll be going back to the other Savers in Danvers. They are nicer and cheaper. read more

Savers has become a joke. Their prices have skyrocketed for products that are free for them. Stop supporting them bring your stuff to the Salvation Army at least their sales actually support people. read more

The staff were friendly. My problem with Savers is that it is NOT handicap friendly. The carriages are not allowed to leave the store. I have four different kinds of arthritis and had to carry two large, full bags without handles! What are elderly and disabled supposed to do? Buy one item at a time? The severe pain in my body is going to make me re think shopping here! read more

What happened to this place...? Greedy much? Prices are ridiculous here in the past year of so. $3 for a used CD? I don't think so..record stores have better $2 CD bins..$4 used books..? Hell NO. the owners of this place have lost their minds. You all need to know this is NOT a Non Profit organization either..its a strictly FOR profit operation. If you want your money going to a good cause shop thrift elsewhere. Will be shopping at Old Navy for clothes from now on. Probably save $ as well.. goodbye 'Savers' read more

My husband and I go to this savers regularly and have never had an issue. It wasn't until just a few days ago when we asked a woman named Dianne for her help and we were treated absolutely HORRIBLY. I have never felt so disrespected and belittled in my life. I was reduced to tears after our encounter! Thankfully, another woman Cheryl ended up helping us and was extremely kind and helped me find exactly what I was looking for. Thank you Cheryl! It was incredibly disheartening to be treated the way that we were and I hope that employee is fired. Just unacceptable. We will not be returning to this savers again. read more

this store is garbage is dirty everywhere the prices are super high for a "donation" everything should be less expensive and I saw the manager insulting the employee that's not okey read more

I like this store, it's more spacious and easier to browse around. But I definitely find more things in the smaller, Danvers location. Saugus is kept neat and employees are helpful and pleasant when ever I shop there. read more

I absolutely love this store, I live 4 hours away in the country and we have nothing like this place! We make a plan of going everytime The mgmt and staff are always so friendly and helpful. The selection of clothing is out of this world and clean and orderly. I'm addicted to Savers! Great job guys!!! read more

Terrible over priced junk and clothes. They font even test electric or battery items. I can uy the clothes new for about the same price. Waste of time and money read more

If you like going to a store and having The employees completely ignore you then this is the store for you!! I was amazed at my cashier's ability to carry on an entire conversation with her coworker, while not even interacting with me once. That's some serious multi tasking going on. In regards to their prices, this Saver's seems more expensive than the Danver's store that's right down the road. So basically you are paying more and getting rude service. What. A. Deal. read more

I shop at savers often and lately I've noticed one of the cashiers using racial comments to black customers and telling at a Mexican family. I found this totally disturbing considering that I had my 10 year old daughter with me, not to mention all the other customers. This is an older woman with gray hair I think her name is Cheryl. You would not think that an older woman would act like this. She is very rude to customers and is always giving people dirty looks. I think she needs to find another job where she is not around people. We are appalled with her saying the N word. She is a miserable woman I honestly don't know how she can use such hateful words and give customers dirty looks and still be employed. read more

The manager at this store is horrific , there are good deals to be found ! That's the good news , and if you remind cashier About your loyalty points did usually you get 20% job cashiers are a nice place has good deals management is horrific read more

pricey for what it is check electronics because i plugged a fake fireplace in and it did NOT work shoes are sometimes dirty and pricey purses have gone wayyyy up and sometimes they have junk still in them shirts are like $10 for a basic crummy brand like gap LOWER your prices if you want to make $ nobody wants yard sale leftovers at premium prices sorry I wanted to like this place read more

This place is such a scam. Prices have been insanely jacked up despite this place getting the items they sell for free. I'd consider shopping here if the prices were reasonable again and my money was going to a non-profit. At this point it is just ridiculous paying these prices for items, the store got for free, to a for-profit company, to fuel corporate greed. I'm all set for now Savers read more

All these stores get there stuff for free and then they look them up online to see the price on Amazon then takes 20% off...... dont believe me find something at this store then look on Amazon 7 out of 10 times you'll pay almost retail...... read more

This place is a joke. $30 for a dress with holes in the hem and they absolutely refuse to take anything off the price. YOU GET THE DONATIONS FOR FREE SAVERS! Such a scam read more

This place used to be great, I don't know what happened. Prices are outrageous for being a thrift store, they get stuff donated for free so why jack the prices up so high?! I got sticker shock quite a few times and that's for second hand items, absolutely sickening!! when you think of a thrift store you figure you'd get a good deal but none are to be had in this place. I'll never shop here again, this store isn't what it used to be. Disgusted! read more

Savers is great. It is clean, well-lit, and well-organized. They do this neat thing where they hang up the pants sideways on the clip hangers, so you can see them better. The staff are courteous. I found several nice things to wear, and everything was so cheap. Savers supports the Epilepsy Foundation, which is a much worthier recipient than the homophobes down at Salvation Army. And Savers is much cleaner than every single Goodwill I've ever visited. Savers deserves a look. read more

Gross!!!! First time and last time! This place is like a giant junk yard, nevertheless the smell. omg...... People were bumping into my cart with a toddler or walk right in front of you when youre looking at something. No thanks read more

This location used to be great. It had well organized shelves, clothing grouped together in the right sizes, and an easy drop off donation process. Over the past few weeks that's all changed. I'm not sure if they changed store managers, but the store is now always a disheveled mess every time we visit. One lady who we can only assume is the manager (as she's the one we see barking out orders at younger employees) always sneers at us. Sneers! And the donation door buzzer has been out of order for literally weeks so you have to go inside, flag someone down, and wait for them to stop complaining about not having time to deal with the donations door. And then actually unload all of your donations at least 30 minutes after arriving. It's ridiculous. To top it all off in at least half the times we visit - today included - it was like moving heaven and earth to receive a donation tax receipt. Note to Savers execs: you run a non-profit and issuing tax receipts for donations is a responsibility, not a "if I have time to do it today". read more

I was pretty happy with the selection and price but I specifically wanted used baby books. There was a wall-full to choose from. It's not organized other a kids' book section but if you have the time, it's worth it. The books were $1.25 each, and buy 4, get one free. Most were in good condition, and you can find some if the popular ones. Although I didn't purchase other items, the clothes looked organized and plenty of aisle space to browse. The furniture selection wasn't great. I recommend the salvation army also in saugus. Service was ok. I did have to wait a long time because there was only one working register, and a long line of customers. read more

They are the worse place to shop they are rip offs . They dont have a fitting room and what's worse you cant even get a refund. if the item dont fit you can only exchange it . You know it's a waste of time gas and money to be going back and forth exchanging items because you cant try it on and they wont just refund it. where by the time you find something your paying more then what it's worth, trying to save at a thrift store you end up paying what you would pay at bloomin g Dale's by the time you find something exchanging back and forth . They are rip offs they need to open there fitting rooms and stop tipping people off. read more

I am a frugal woman. I go to all different thrift stores to ensure my family has nice things without going broke. This is one of my favorite Savers. I have found many DVDs, sweaters and wonderful baby clothes at this location. The inconvenience of the location is a big factor in the variety of items here. Bring your own bag and waste less plastic. read more

Savers is the best thrift store I always find something unique and there clothing selection is huge, I shop there before I go anywhere else the store is well maintained and costumer services is great Cheryl and Donna are always friendly and happy to help. read more

So I've never heard of a Savers before so I didn't know what to expect. I was thinking something along the lines of a Dollar Tree or Family Dollar. Well I was pleasantly surprised. The place was pretty big and had a lot of second-hand clothing and trinkets. I wouldn't recommend the furniture or electronics.. that area looks like a junk yard. The cream of the crop is the clothing and the selection is quite expansive. I perused the second hand selection and found some amazing deals. One pair of pants in particular that fit perfectly and looked great for a steal. Overall I can see myself coming here from time to time to make use of what they claim as "daily new inventory".. which I don't doubt since they have a donation center right next door. Pro-tip: make sure to wash the clothing before you wear. read more

The cleanest thrift shop I have ever been in. It seems to me that all donations are laundered and folded and hung tidily on hangers, even pillow cases. They have loads of kids clothes and even sell toys, which is rare these days. I spoke with four employees, in different departments, that were all courteous and kind. I was very happy with the treasures I brought home today and will gladly make donations. I have been hearing so much negative publicity about goodwill (mistreatment of employees) and Salvation Army, I am happy that there's a savers in my neighborhood now. read more