The one Goodwill Thrift Store we went to in North Carolina (during our Carolinas trip), this…read morelocation in Calabash reminded me of what Goodwills used to be: not individually priced but instead priced by type, allowing to shoppers to find real bargains. This is what my wife did during our long stay, resulting in having to use one of our spare collapsible check-in bags to house the $68 of purchased product. Like the other Goodwills that we went to, the store is mostly clothes (very little furniture, videos, books). But the clothes that were sold, were in good condition and very well sorted. None of the clothing items were individually priced, instead needing a pricing guide (e.g. Women's blouses are all $4.19, Men's jeans $4.19). There were a TON of blue jeans available, along with a lot of women's blouses. One interesting thing to observe was that shopping carts (aka buggies) were in hot demand...there just wasn't enough. There was definite trading going on for the opportunity to get one, based on goodwill.

Very clean and organized but honestly the worst goodwill for "finds", I have never been able to…read morepurchase anything. It's mostly clothing. However If you're looking for older women clothing this is your spot. But as far as housewares and trinkets this isn't for you!

We have purchased several unique pieces here and plan to buy more. Jeanne is amazing, she is…read morefriendly and worked with us on pricing. She has so many beautiful pieces in her shop. Thank you'

It's a nice little place but VERY UPSCALE. Definitely not what I was expecting going into a…read moreconsignment shop. It seemed very misleading. Everything in there also seemed to be new items. Definitely wasn't what I thought by the name. It has some really cute things but just way overpriced. I don't have any interest in returning when I can find the things other places for a lower price. Not my kind of shopping, but if you can afford it and don't mind.. then this place is for you!

My wife has not only taken up an affinity for thrift stores, we're now shopping for jeans. We…read morestopped in here to see if there was anything worth picking up. While the jeans are displayed perfectly, there was nothing in her size. A wander through the rest of the store and we didn't spot anything to purchase today. But we tried. The store is tidy and organized and definitely at the right price point. [Review 1888 of 2024 - 1139 in South Carolina - 22910 overall]

If you like thrifting this is where to go in Myrtle Beach . Great low prices and selection. Found a…read morecool vintage tee and dig thru the 49 cents bin for kids clothing and found a lot of good items . Friendly staff also .

Such a great new store can't wait to bring my friends Such…read morea nice shopping experience I just found a new favorite place to shop

From the owner: New thrift store now open! New and used items with local artists featured throughout the store. New…read morestock weekly. *Love the item but not the price? Make an offer!*

I cannot believe that it has taken me over two years of "Yelping" to finally critique one of my…read morefavorite pastimes... a schlock store. A "what" you may ask? Let me explain.... Schlock is the Yiddish word for junk or crap. Whenever I would drag my mother to a thrift store, she would walk up and down the aisles and call everything "Schlock." After a life of hand-me -downs, Mom liked to buy things that were new and fresh and she was the first person to be using them, I, however, always in the mindset of a struggling young actor in New York, have spent my entire life going to thrift stores or "shlock" stores for everything from furnishing my home, supplying my desk, filling my clothes closet.. all with schlock. I remember back in the '70s in Greenwich Village buying a real pea coat and a real pair of sailor bell bottoms with the buttons up the sides. Those were so cool. I still wear a fabulous winter wool coat from the 30s that I bought while on tour in Vancouver, Canada along with a fabulous steamer trunk from the 40's.. To this day, one of my favorite items is a antique woolen black and red checkered scarf given to me by the infamous Nathan Lane from a NY shlock store. That's a story for another day! I fell in love with the Hope Chest when I moved to Oak Island. Just a ten minute walk from my house, Hope Chest has a nice variety of clothes and housewares and furniture. You can also find CDs and DVDs, kids clothing, and so much more. Lots of 1/2 prices sales and all prices are good! What I love about all this is that the Hope Chest Thrift store not only supports victims of and advocates prevention of domestic violence, but you earn credit with your purchases. For example, last month they were advertising 50% off everything, I bought around $20 worth of merchandise, it got reduced to $10 and then she told me I had a $9 credit and asked if I wanted to use it? It? In the end I got everything for a dollar and helped support a worthwhile organization. Can you beat it? In the later years my Mom bought a place on Oak Island, and subsequently she softened a little on thrift store bargain hunting and agreed to come with me when I went to the Hope Chest. She even broke down and bought a few items for herself. But no matter how much I bragged about my attractive secondhand table or my sharp looking previously worn tuxedo, Mom would always say as we left Hope Chest, "that place is pure shlock!" That may be so, but I can't wait to get home and try on my new short sleeve shirt for two bucks. Keep up the good work Hope Chest. You're always one of my go-to stops when I'm on the island, shlock and all! Right, Mom?

Hidden gem! What great name brand items and vintage treasures to find. I came in on 50% off day and…read morefilled up three bags! Quality linens and housewares. Friendly employees. Cant wait to come back.

they have tons of items that are very reasonably priced as opposed to the high-end shop that is on…read morethe main road in Calabash. They have lots of houses, jewelry, and beautiful clothing my favorite place also to CONSIGN. They are very honest and they give you a receipt showing exactly what your items so sold for.

Very impressed by the professionalism as a seller. I moved from the state and took a number of…read moreitems to the shop, all inventoried. When I have called to see how they were selling, I got an itemized list of sales, and sale prices with a check sent to me at my new address.

Just adding a ditto to last year's review. The shop is…read morewell-maintained, and continues to offer a nice selection of items to browse and explore. (No ABP punch bowl this year; but there's always next year. )

This store had a wide variety of items. The store is a bit cluttered but it's fun to walk around…read moreand explore. The prices were on the higher side but seem to be on par with other consignment stores in the area. There were also sales going on. An employee explained the sale tag colors to me. I was not greeted when I arrived and I said thanks as I left and the employee didn't respond to me.

A bit of something for everyone here!! I have been loving refurbished small tables lately and they…read morehad several really nice ones! There was also some new stuff like candles, signs, and soap for sale. This is a larger building with multiple dealers. Many of the booths had sales when I went. Glasswear, jewelry, pottery, clothing, decor, toys- I saw things from all of these categories. Service seemed friendly. There were items at a variety of price points and prices seemed mostly fair based on my experience visiting a variety of antique establishments in multiple states.

My sister loves antiquing. So prior to getting to Myrtle Beach, we searched for where to find…read moreantique shops. Peddlers's place came up as the number one antique shop in Myrtle Beach. We immediately understood why this was when we walked into the door. The place is full of beautiful nostalgia. Walking through the store, my sister and I were swept back in time to our childhood. Everyone at the shop was so friendly and welcoming and helpful.