Stopped in on Friday while in town. I have been dying to go back since my last visit. Staff were…read morefriendly to other customers but did not greet us at any time while in the store except to say she would be right with me when I was waiting to buy my items. So my daughter was disappointed since I've been talking about this place. I found an amazing jacket and necklace roughly $105. The items are more expensive here than other vintage stores. I found an amazing leather jacket for $88 and a wool jacket for $120, but a bit too pricey for those. I loved the jacket and necklace I got so much that I couldn't pass up on them.

We've stopped in a few times while walking around Downtown Durham on nice Friday evenings. There's…read morealways something interesting to see, even if you're not particularly shopping for anything. On a recent visit, my wife found a nice holiday sweater and purchased it. Cool little vintage shop with a fun, funky vibe. We'll occasionally still pop in to browse.

This is my absolute favorite local place to shop when I want to change up my furnitire and decor!…read moreMy go to for up cycling and finding the right pieces at the right time. Other local thrift stores don't compare. This place always puts out the best worthwhile items. And the staff is amazing. Attentive and friendly. They are working with the program for consistent recovery and it shows. Just a great group of overcomes pushing through for their best life. Oh, and their donation zone is so easy. Drive up to the front, get the guys to lend a hand, and drop off! Also, they pick up for donation (upon approval) so send things you would want to upcycle and buy. They also deliver large pieces with a fee based on your distance from the store. Truly such an easy and professional experience. Love them.

You can find many great household items in the store and they will deliver. Excellent job!!…read more Signed, Happy Satisfied Customer!!

This is the most ridiculous "thrift" store I have ever been in before. First off, it's not a thrift…read morestore. It's a consignment shop. They need to take the thrift out of their name. Second, whoever prices their items doesn't know what thrift store prices look like obviously. These prices are basically for brand new items. They had a 20yr old kids Bob the Builder shirt for $30.50 - which has been worn. That's actually absurd. Yeah, eBay exists and there's eBay comps for pieces of clothing like this - but you are not eBay - you're a thrift store! These "thrift" stores think they're resellers now and want to sell everything they get for FREE at absurd prices. Talk about greed - don't shop here!

Love it. It's convenient and reasonable. Items there are worth every penny spent. Some items appear…read morea little pricey but that's for individuals not living on a budget. Overall it's a nice place

New things on the racks every day. Huge selection on men's suits. All workers are always happy to…read morehelp. Items are priced to sell and they use color coded price deals. Just watch out in the food section as it tends to expires soon.

Pretty dry bones. Found some books that were in the children's section clearly stated 50 cents…read more There were about 10 of them. They were colorful art, comic type-was charged the full amount and all I heard was "We have employees that put things in the wrong place, these aren't children's books." Okay, that's their fault..not mine. The customer is last here, if you want that, come here! Also the first time in Durham-gosh this place looks like it's rotting away!

I visited this store with two coworkers recently, and really enjoyed looking around! It's got a lot…read moreof fun inventory! My colleague decided to buy a couch! Lots of great clothes and accessories too.

Y/DM M. Cool vintage clothes, beautiful1950's special occasion dresses. Some furniture and some…read morevintage decor knickknacks. Really nice owner. Prices seem a little high.

What a cute store! We wandered in here after walking by it many times. It has a great selection of…read moregifts and clothing. The staff were really friendly. We will definitely be back!

Amazing vibes, friendly staff, the perfect place to find gifts for anyone, and absolutely don't…read moreforget about the vintage!! There's men's and women's, which most don't realize but I've gotten more than I need in cool button ups. Compared to other vintage sellers in the area, they're definitely affordable for someone on a budget that's looking for authentic vintage. Plus, it's not just stuff from the 80s and before! They've got a great selection of 90s and Y2K too for anyone looking for a "modern" vintage vibe. Oh my gosh, and don't get me started on the 1920s dresses they have....

It's convenient and affordable. The service there's wonderful and they don't mind offering prayer…read moreand counseling.

I love checking out thrift stores for that "OH MY GOD, I CAN'T BELIEVE I FOUND THIS!" feeling. It's…read moreslightly addictive and much better then alternative addictions (plus much cheaper). I thought I'd check out Faith Thrift Store as I pass it once a week on my commute and I can't leave a thrift store undiscovered. It's in a more run down part of Durham in a strip mall that I wouldn't usually frequent. However, I always feel braver when on a mission and love exploring new places so I gave it a shot. It's a small shop to begin with and is separated into three areas, with the majority of the space taken up by clothes. In fact, it's so full of clothes in the "clothes" section that you can't fit through the racks without hitting more clothes. There's a handful of shoes, kitchen goods and even less books (surprising as most thrift stores have an overabundance of books!) and in the back room there is an odd collection of furniture. The prices are a little higher then Durham Rescue Mission, a small end table costing about $15 here whereas you could easily find the same quality furniture for $10 at DRM (plus DRM offers coupon discounts). I did find about 10-15 extra large mirrors for $20 a piece, I'm currently in the market for a mirror just like this so I had that jackpot feeling. So, if you're in the market for a really large mirror, look no further, you'd probably want to paint the frame, but I got you covered thrifter friends! Otherwise, I wouldn't go out of your way to come here, unless you're really into clothes thrifting.