I love this thrift store! I love the quaintness- they have handwritten price tags and signs. The…read morebest part is it is super reasonably priced! Will definitely be back.

Couldn't even get inside the building, even though there were clearly people inside and I came by…read morewell within store hours. The doors were locked. I think there might have been an event going on at the time, but they should have posted a note on the door or something!

The store is super awesome. Go ahead and look around. Find what you like. Then go to eBay and buy…read moreit for pennies on the dollar. The most overpriced vintage store I've ever been to. In all of the US.

I absolutely loved the Loose Moose. It is a vintage book, clothing, and ect store. Heavy on the…read moreect. It was clean, friendly, and well stocked! There wasn't a corner that did not possess a tchotchke. And I say that with affection. Come check it out if you are in Downtown Missoula, it is a treasure.

I don't mind that you can pay more for used clothes then when they go on sale new. I do mind that…read moreso many of the clothes have tears and stains, so so many stains. Found a shirt I really liked but it had blood stains in the collar and an unknown hard stain on the front. How is that acceptable?

I live in Butte and I will not shop there either. Prices are too high for a "thrift store" and…read moredon't give me the song and dance of training, rent, power, wages, etc. We can all go online and look at the profits of Goodwill and the high wages they pay their executives so I would think they might realize why should the public pay high prices for donated items so they can live high on the hog. Maybe if you sold for less, you would sell more quantity. You are a greedy thrift store. Better take a look at your financials and see why the public is outraged. I am all about donating to good causes but only when I see who benefits from what I have donated.

This place is over priced, and pretty bleak selection. Cassette tapes are $.50 so assuming that…read morethat would be a three pack is $.50 because it's one set but they charged $1.50 because it had three cassette tapes in it but it's a set. Why would you even think you were going to buy one cassette tape.

As a teenager, I love the older styles that are coming back. The people who work here are so kind…read moreand helpful. The selection is incredible. This store sells everything. Clothes, furniture, records, jewelry, books, and so much more. It is 4 stories (if you're looking for clothes go to floors 3 and 4 and look in the corners :) ). They truly do value their selection here. The store takes in things and sections them off by seller.

What a gun find in downtown Missoula! This secondhand shop has all sorts of oddities, collectibles,…read moreand much more. As you walk into the store, you are reminded just how old the building is. It still has the original plank wood floors and ceiling tiles. Inside, you will find old plates, silverware, appliances, tools, books, magazines, and everything in between. The aisles are pretty tight and there isn't a lot of room to walk, but that doesn't seem to matter. You will find customers of all ages here on any given day. This is true gem of downtown Missoula!

An interesting second-hand shop that doesn't look anything like a modern thrift store…read more Collectibles, antiques, weird stuff, even an adults-only section with magazines and DVDs of an...ahem, adults-only nature. That was a surprise to see. No, I didn't buy any of them. It gets business from the locals and the college students who are looking for interesting gems. John is a cool guy with a lot of knowledge. After stopping at so many thrift stores in Montana with the same ole' same ole' (clothes, books, old housewares, more clothes, more housewares), this was a unique place that I should take a look at again whenever I'm in Missoula.

I can always find awesome treasures at this store. I really enjoy shopping there. They have all…read moredifferent kind of selections and styles.

Loved poppin' tags here…read more Excellent stuff. College girls moms all over are sad that their kids brought their stuff here. My gain mama! My gain! Set up is beautiful and you're greeted by a nice big dog. The shop accepts nice high end stuff several times a week and is open late. Will definitely return. Check out the $1 and $3 rack and 50% off rack. I love the thrill of the hunt.

Generally good quality goods , people are easy to deal with. They didn't have what I needed at the…read moretime. I did donate a couch which they checked out before they would unload it.

I really can hardly even believe how great these guys are. Last time I had to add some furniture to…read moremy life, I was able to come here and get two matching armchairs, a three-cushion couch, and a dining room table with a leaf for $200 with delivery (up the stairs of the apartment building!) included. When they were moving the couch, they noticed it had a little bit of an odor they had not been previously aware of-- so they called and asked if we still wanted it, and when we did they delivered it with the rest, but refunded us $50 so the couch was free. Integrity! This was more than five years ago and the armchair I still have is only now reaching the end of its lifespan, and it has not been treated gently. The prices are a steal, they have quality standards, and they run a lean operation because they don't exist to make profits, they exist to raise money for child abuse prevention. (A pretty big contrast from the national thrift chain that pays exorbitant executive salaries and pretended paying people with disabilities way below minimum wage to staff their stores was 'charity'.) I honestly look forward to my next chance to buy from them. They also do donation pickup for free, if you need old furniture hauled away before a move.

Small but packed store in Lolo. Definitely leans towards the antique and mancave side, he does not…read morecarry any DVDs or VHS tapes unlike other thrift and second hand stores, there are a lot of tools, old bottles, glassware, etc. Few clothes. This is a store for antiques and collectibles, not for those that are looking for a gently used Lululemon. There are thrift stores to the north (Missoula) and south (Stevensville, Hamilton) of Lolo that clothing collectors would enjoy.

Love this store!! Found some great vintage clocks, vinyl records, and really cool vintage cameras…read morefor a home vignette display. Come with patience and time to dig around. A great spot to collect Montana curiosities for home or film production. Owner Duke Farrow is as good as it gets for meeting an authentic MT shop owner. Great place to film a movie/tv scene. Cool old Ford trucks, cowboy tools and farm equipment. My go-to shop whenever I'm visiting MT.