Very nice staff and so helpful! Love the items as they change daily there! You just never know what…read moreyou will find! The staff are wonderful as well!

We have dropped donation items off at this location several times in the past few years and…read moreappreciate how easy it is, as well as the mission of this business. There are several locations, and this one is located in the Hamburg area near Tractor Supply as a landmark. The drop off is on the right hand side of the building and can pull up and employees will collect the donated goods. They have signage directing where to enter the single drop off lane. There are also posted signs listing what can and cannot be donated. Staff are polite and helpful. I have not been inside the building or made a purchase to this point, so I cannot comment on that aspect of this business. I do know that the mission statement has been to sell donated items and then to utilize those funds to assist victims of abuse, which has our support 100%. (Side note: I also choose to donate here rather than at another specific well known charitable drop-off site which has high prices and high administrative costs, resulting in less funds going to the people it claims to serve.)

This is a south Louisville gem! If you are shopping on a budget or simply enjoy thrifting, it's…read morewell worth the wait for their hours of business limited to Friday and Saturday mornings. This store is small, but so well organized that all items are easily seen. Clothing, shoes bags and accessories for the whole family. Books, dishes, knickknacks and lots of surprises. They provide large bags for shopping. Frequent sales on their already very low prices along with the efficient and friendly staff make this a must not miss!

The store is very well organized. The prices are very reasonable and there's a large selection of…read moreclothing and household items. There's also school supplies, movies and CDs. The store has seasonal items as well.

Shopping at Tickled Pink continues to make me happy! When I visit I want to have at least 2 hours…read moreto browse the shelves on 3 floors plus a second building and garage. While there's not room for furniture, the owners have access to things for sale and are happy to hear about what you're looking for. The shop is primarily full of small items that someone else loved and things are priced so wonderfully that it's easy to purchase it if you love it too. I always find something when I visit, none of it expected. Support local and this wonderful couple that owns the shop! Sunday is a perfect day to go (when so many other things are closed) but this day is cash only. Closed Fridays and Saturdays.

Wow, where to begin? Three floors of memories and treasures that you didn't know you needed, and…read moreif that isn't enough, there is an adjacent building that is also full. The building is a repurposed older home with plenty of windows. Every space is filled with well-displayed knick-knacks, dishes, decor, toys, jewelry, tools, records, smaller furniture items, seasonal items and just about anything else you might need. As for prices, some things were very reasonably priced while others seemed over-priced to me. This is a great place for one-of-a-kind season decor! They have a Facebook page on which they post interesting items that are for sale in the shop. Be aware, the shop is closed on Friday and Saturdays, and is open Sunday-Thursday - 9:30 - 4:30, with cash-only sales on Sundays.

Purrrrr- fect treasures…read more... This is a local flavor that takes donations. They use the money that is made to help cats. Do you have something old? Sometimes things that collect dust donate them! I have been in here a handful of times. Many treasure I have found. Sent to individuals. The best things can be found here. Moving to a new place you always need something. A random cup, plate, why do they need to match. A wind chime to make new life hanging from the back porch. The sounds of our donations help those that can only meow. The prices are reasonable and fair. The individuals that work here are all volunteers. What family would you place? Will you answer call to help furry friends. Meow and more meows!

Stopped in at Purr-fect Treasures after walking the Big Four Bridge and was pleasantly surprised at…read morehow much there was to see. The store has lots of beautiful old glassware and other unique finds -- the kind of pieces you just don't come across in regular shops anymore. After doing a little research to write this review, I learned what a great cause this place supports. Purr-fect Treasures is run entirely by volunteers, and every purchase goes to the Animal Protection Association, a no-kill cat rescue that provides medical care, fosters, and finds forever homes for abandoned and neglected cats. Shopping here means you're not just getting something special -- you're helping give these animals a second chance. If you're in Jeffersonville, it's absolutely worth a visit, whether you're a collector, a casual browser, or just want to support a mission that's making a difference.

I wondered where the kids were getting the vintage t-shirts, or the-t shirts from my own youth. Now…read moreI know. This store have a friendly staff, a helpful one. They have a superb selection of the things from books to music on several formats, more books, pins, magnets, stickers, and ephemera. I love ephemera. I really love the chance to buy something that wasn't mass produced or to give something a new life. I feel like this is a great way to have a fresh style (or your one from high school) or be a little unique. It kills me that you can buy similar shirts at the big box store and have no idea what it's about which tells me I'm old. Also the lighting in there is not oppressive. Why do people love to be under interrogation lights all the time? Fat Rabbit also features local artist cards/postcards which are a big part of my life. I am glad to have found post cards that do not require a mortgage on my least favorite nephew (or the naming rights on his first child). Most of all the people who work there are friendly.

The joy of the hunt! Is that vintage?…read moreThat's so rare! Did you see what I found! Are the best of things that come from finding a new thrift store and shop. We are in a new city and the finds are very great. We happened upon this unique vintage store. They sell local items and craft creations for sale. It's an all in one type of shop. The staff are very helpful. The store is a small space and parking is on the street . What a cool name too! Come and get your vintage on . They have a great collection of "Louisvilles own unique art of post cards. Love it. Now it's your turn to stop in and see.

Everyone was Very helpful and kind! Beautiful dresses and very organized getting everyone into the…read moredressing rooms while very busy! We found a beautiful Prom dress!

I only had a few minutes to pop in Mariposa but it was all I needed to find two tops. The store is…read morewell organized and offers plenty of space for shoppers, plus large dressing rooms. The team was friendly. I was quickly offered a dressing room while holding an item and at check out given a punch card for repeat purchases. I'm looking forward to returning for additional shopping!

While I'm a longtime fan of the Sellersburg location, I hadn't visited The Mustard Seed's flagship…read moreFloyds Knobs store until recently. Fortunately, it's just as great! For those unfamiliar with their mission, The Mustard Seed is a relatively new (founded in 2016) organization that is primarily dedicated to aiding survivors of childhood abuse. They maintain a wider variety of inventory than most other thrift stores in the area, are exceptionally fair with their pricing and have a delightful sense of atmosphere to boot. In short, it's the kind of organization that deepens your appreciation of Indiana as a whole. The Floyds Knobs store is more spacious than Sellersburg's and has recently undergone some further expansion/renovation. I get the sense that this location has the edge when it comes to clothing, housewares and artwork, while the Sellersburg store is perhaps a bit more robust when it comes to media and toys. At any rate, so long as you follow their posted advice and do not (under any circumstances!!) attempt to donate any fire-breathing dragons, a visit to either Mustard Seed is bound to boost your mood. (The free coffee definitely doesn't hurt.)

While Mustard Seed offers decent selection and prices, the appalling behavior of the staff…read morecompletely ruins the experience. This was not an isolated incident--after being treated rudely on a recent prior visit, this latest experience confirms a clear pattern of poor customer service. I was genuinely shocked to be treated with such a total lack of basic respect during a visit a full hour before the store was scheduled to close. The employees were extremely rude, barking orders in a harsh tone regarding the coffee bar, fitting room, and bathroom. When I tried to step outside for just a second, an employee snapped that if I left, I would not be allowed back in--with a full hour remaining before closing. Staff hovered over me constantly, creating an aggressive atmosphere that made it clear paying customers were viewed as an unwanted inconvenience. To treat customers with this level of open hostility is entirely uncalled for and unacceptable. Management needs to address the severe, systemic lack of professionalism at the Floyd's Knobs location. I left stunned by the experience, and I will definitely not be back."

We decided to tour the Fern Creek area of Louisville and stopped into Kim's Pickins off Fegenbush…read moreRd. The store recently reopened after the ceiling collapsed during the past winter. The owner's did a great job of getting the place back on it's feet; very clean and well organized displays. The store is a mix of consignments, old/new thrifts, furniture and housewares in particular. There is a section of the store dedicated to religious materials which also offers weekly prayer / discussion groups.

My husband and I recently stopped into Kim's Pickins when we were in the area. I love thrifting and…read moreKim's was new to me. We were greeted immediately by the owner's husband who told us that the store recently reopened after a ceiling collapse this past winter. The shop is impeccably clean, well-organized and has artful displays. Actually, it looks more like a regular shop than a thrift/consignment shop! We were told the merchandise is half consigned items and half retail items. One section of the shop is dedicated to religious items and we were told that weekly meetings occur in that section for prayer and discussion. There is a wide variety of items including furniture, paintings, home decor items, clothing, candles, soaps, jewelry and much more! Parking is plentiful in a dedicated lot.