This place was just okay. The prices are okay on some things but not so great others. It has a wide…read morerange of items to choose from and it was decently organized when we stopped in. I do enjoy the crate like shelves I thought they added good character to what otherwise is just a warehouse space. My biggest complaint is that when we were there the a/c didn't seem to be working well. It was too hot to spend a lot of time browsing or hunting for that great find. Overall if we come back to the area we're likely to give it another shot but it's not likely to be our first stop.

I requested the Old Town Mission Thrift Store pickup service for several large furniture pieces…read more The two men that came were Artie and Billy. They called to inform me they were on their way and arrived in about 10-15 minutes later. They were both friendly and professional taking real care to insure the furniture was not damaged as it was being move. These men are a credit to the Old Town Mission Thrift Store!

I love this store! Everytime I drive from Phoenix I have to stop in. The owner is a sweetheart and…read moreshe ships too! I found an All Saints leather jacket for $100!!! My heart was so happy!

I shop this darling little resale shop every time I visit. It's like all resale, hit and miss. I…read moreappreciate the cleanliness and quality of the clothes she takes in. I have found awesome cowboy boots to an amazing cowgirl dress, plus a beautiful leather designer hand bag. You get what you pay for. Beats the overpriced garment stores all over the downtown area! Who buys $200.00 t-shirts ? Linda the owner is a no nonsense business woman and I appreciate that. I'll definitely be coming back.

While awaiting for our movie to start, this thrift shop was conveniently located next door. Very…read morewell organized and clean. We browsed for some time and I found some great treasure finds- a small set of Vintage Hungarian hand painted vases and a cute Dutch kitchen towel. What a find!! All were in great condition and a deal. Love how all proceeds support the Humane Society. I'm all for the animals : )

It was fine for a thrift shop. I wouldn't say that the items were well priced but they weren't…read morehorrible. The selection is a bit eclectic and interesting. Definitely worth perusing. There are a few knick knacks that would be great for a tourist but many items would be for a local. Worth a visit but don't expect major treasures.

This thrift store was such a cute little find! It's on the smaller side, but they made great use of…read morethe space and offered a nice variety of items--from household goods and furniture to knickknacks, children's clothing, and books. It was a fun spot to browse, and I enjoyed taking my time looking through everything. The clothing section wasn't huge, but what they had was decent and well-curated. I really appreciated that the pieces were in good condition--no noticeable stains, holes, or overly worn items. Pricing for clothing was very reasonable, which made it even more worthwhile to dig through the racks. The household items and furniture, however, were priced much higher, with some pieces ranging into the hundreds. One big downside is that there's no restroom on-site. If you need one, you'll have to walk over to the tractor shop next door--which, while not terrible, is definitely inconvenient. Overall, I wish they had a larger clothing selection, but the quality, pricing (on clothes), and overall charm still made this a pleasant stop.

I was always told to go to st Vincent instead of Goodwill by pretty much everyone that lives in…read moreCottonwood. They always say that the selection is better and the prices too. I have gone 5 times now in the past 3 months and think they are pretty much equal in a lot of areas. So here's a pro/con list. St Vin Goodwill Pricing is pretty equal on clothing Selection is better at goodwill meaning they have waaaay more items. -goodwill is open till 9pm every single night; st vin is not open at all on fri sat Sun. St vin doesn't have as much to offer people under the age of 30; goodwill does. But one thing does put st vin above goodwill for me... they are not lying to the general public as a non profit. Please. Goodwill takes in more money than most businesses in cottonwood. But because of a loophole in the laws, goodwill says it provides job searching assistance to the community so it is allowed to be a profitable non profit business. The "job research center" they are talking about, is 2 or 3 computers in the back that at one time, people could use to fill out applications. First, everyone and I mean everyone, knows someone with a computer they could ask to borrow to do that if they don't have one themselves. The public library has always let people use their internet and computers free so it could have been done there. The computers im talking about at this goodwill are used to hold clothing items, they are not even in use. And I'm there 5 days a week multiple hours each time and it's been over a year since they were used to look for a job. It's just a lie to hold their status. Cuz if I was making hundreds of thousands of dollars every month, I wouldn't want to give up my non profit status either. So yes I do shop there because of a selection, but I never ever ever donate to them. Let's face it these are items that most people think of us trash they are throwing them away. Goodwill takes those items and charges a huge amount for them and then doesn't have to be taxes or anything on it. I've seen clothing with stains and rips and blood and whatever else you can think of in there. Only Goodwill has the gall to charge $30 for a stained or ripped coach bag when you can get the same bag on any reselling site like Poshmark or Mercari, it will have no stains no rips and will be less than they will charge us for it. So I prefer St. Vincent for these reasons.

Wonderful thrift boutique. So many great finds. Very helpful employees/volunteers. I try to always…read morekeep my dollars local. Gail T.

Excellent shop. Great people helping (mostly volunteers). They don't answer phone if calling and…read morevoicemail full. They're open for biz and def worth visiting. Amazing prices and good inventory coming through.

It was sad to see the other recent negative reviews and I wasn't able to feel the exact same way…read moreuntil I just went. I used to enjoy coming here to shop--what happened? The cashier (taller guy, long hair--receipt says Corey/Cotey?) was very unfriendly in his tone throughout the checkout process and at the very end proceeds to ask, "what's in that?" Accusing me of stealing items, and justified his Q by saying, "it happens." It was a lunch box with snacks for my son as we shopped. I wouldn't have given much thought to either of these interactions on their own, but because the whole experience was negative, I feel the need to share it. It was also strange when I went last Friday at 10 am and the doors were closed. Phone went straight to static. A lot of people walked up to locked doors and were confused as to why there wasn't a sign stating they were closed. A woman told me that she had a lot of valuables to donate and will be going elsewhere. Sad! I hope someone will see these reviews and actually make changes, rather than just respond to the review itself. Unfortunately, I won't be coming back to shop or donate anytime soon. I will continue going to St. Vincent de Paul, where I've had nothing but a great experience and interacted with only kind employees/volunteers.

Until recently, this used to be my favorite go-to place for bargain buys. But since Kathy left a…read moremonth or so ago--the place really sucks. For one, the store is a mess now: can't find any thing of use without wandering around forever--and getting any help? Forget it! The staff there now is either too busy on their phones, or arguing with each other--or maybe it was another customer. Not really sure, but I finally just left without buying anything. But I really liked the work they were doing to save our local furry friends from misery or worse! Too bad they let this place go down the tubes. Get her back!! At whatever the cost!!!

I went into this shop expecting more of a traditional thrift store experience, but it felt much…read morecloser to a consignment boutique in terms of pricing. While there were definitely some unique and high-quality pieces, many of the items--especially the jewelry--were priced in the hundreds and even into the thousands, which caught me off guard. One thing I really appreciated was how the clothing was organized by size. That made browsing much easier and more efficient, especially if you're on a time crunch. The store also carries furniture and other items, and everything is thoughtfully displayed--the presentation is clean, curated, and visually appealing. That said, it just wasn't what I personally was looking for. I came in hoping to thrift and score budget-friendly finds, so the pricing and overall vibe didn't quite match my expectations. If you're looking for curated, higher-end secondhand pieces, this might be your spot--but if you're hunting for true thrift deals, you may leave a bit disappointed like I did.

I was having lunch at Tamaliza a few stores down when I met a volunteer from the thrift shop. We…read morewere talking and she mentioned they were having a big sale. I stopped by and the store is huge with a small book library. The books were well organized by subject. They also had sticker prices outside. There's a lot to see. The native jewelry was beautiful.

Some pretty amazing donated items for purchase here, especially original wall art, high-end and…read morewell-displayed costume jewelry, some clothing, and some furniture items. All priced at a bargain. They have a nice guy on the premises who will find a way to fit items--in my case, two great end tables--in a small car. Purchases benefit the Humane Society of Sedona and no tax is charged to customers because this is a not-for-profit. I know what you may be thinking, but think closer about it... No matter how exclusive a world-renowned community may be, it may be especially prone to having displaced pets longing for a permanent home I don't know. But I do know that domesticated animals don't think about city, state, manmade borders, they just want to go home. The good citizens of Sedona apparently realize this and donate some really cool clothing and household items here that others, less fortunate, might have no choice but to sell for personal profit.

Bought from this place before and has always been satisfied with our purchases, but this time we…read morebought a water machine, which don't get me wrong works perfectly! But lied about cleaning it before hand. We got home tested it out and the water tasted funky, I had my boyfriend see what was wrong with the water turns out there was mold in the machine.... Great people, great place, I just wish they didn't lie about it being cleaned and tested especially with mold, me and my boyfriend both drank a glass of moldy water that we could easily get sick from. Very sad and disappointed, we love supporting this place as well since they give back to shelters. :(