In the top 4 of thrift shops in my honest opinion. It's a small shop but chocked full of very nice…read moreclothing, shoes, and accessories. The staff is extremely nice and always talkative and friendly.

TBC is a thrift store that supports women with problems- whether it be substance abuse, past…read morefamilial abuse, or emotional issues. I love the fact that its focus is women. TBC has petite to plus sizes for women and juniors. Clothes are arranged by category and size. I saw beautiful stuff! Make sure to check your picks before purchase. You can try them on in the bathroom/dressing room. Do not let that turn you off- it is very clean. TBC also has shoes, scarves, jewelry, belts, bags, and a smaller room dedicated to knickknacks, men's clothing, and books. My husband found a nice pair of Haggar pants for one buck, yes one buck! Ronni found a "Betty and Veronica" mini-comic. The volunteer there was very sweet. She told us that anything with an "April" tag was one buck. We went at the very end of May, and of course I was picking stuff with "June" tags. Thus, we spent three bucks per item. I like this place, as I can just focus on myself and my older daughter. It is not huge. It is not overwhelming. Donations are accepted whenever the store is open. I saw at least eight filled kitchen-sized trash bags that someone had dropped off, so keep that in mind. Donations are tax deductible. Volunteers are always needed. Check out their Facebook page to see their stuff. If you go, they are in the West Sylva plaza, right near "Harold's". Monday through Friday: ten to five; Saturday: ten to three. Sunday is a day of rest. Go to support female empowerment!

One of these weird places I do not understand. On the rare occasion of finding something you'd…read moreactually want they've set a ridiculous price on it. Is it only Haywood folks who overpay? When the staff has a buddy come through do they knock 90% off just for them? Make it make sense

The prices on furniture are ridiculous! 300 for ripped and…read moredirty couches. Framed pictures from 10-20.00 It needs to be cleaned out, painted, cleaned and sanitized and then remove the hundred dollar numbers from the pricing gun. When things don't move they are priced way too high. Maybe try a bag sale on the clothing and move it out, reduce the couches and furniture to 25.00 and get them out. The back supply room has cans of spray paint for 5.00, which is the price for brand new at the store. I think if you try to reduce and move out the merchandise and give the store a deep clean you will make more money in the long run.

Well-organized, with a reasonable selection of clothing and accessories. Smaller housewares…read moreselection. Clothing includes regional favorites and brands suitable for mountain adventuring.

A decent enough Salvation Army, they definitely had clothing and some Halloween costumes which was…read morenice for kids. The prices were great and I ended up getting two pairs of socks and some gloves since it's been so chilly but the variety was meh. The overall size of the shop is smaller than my local Salvation Army but you could get some main necessities here. Not nearly as many household or knickknack items. The ladies there were nice as well. I wish I could have gotten more pictures inside but forgot. I will say it was well organized which is always a plus!

This antiques store is in an old schoolhouse and is huge--We spent a couple of hours here. Lots of…read morevendors, all reasonably priced. Great experience

This is a historic school house that houses Whistle Stop. There are plenty of vendors here with…read moregood prices. There's an old Mayberry cop car inside. The atmosphere is laid back and so very friendly! This is my fourth visit. I'll be back!

I just discovered Carenet Thrift Store and I couldn't be happier. The prices are amazing. For $21…read moreI got a nightgown, gorgeous velour hoodie, IZOD sweat shirt, new Cato blouse, two tank tops, another top, a pashmina scarf, four bowls, a set of knives in a block, a Panasonic cordless phone and answering machine, and a straw hat. Everything is like new. The store is well laid out and the staff are friendly and helpful. My new favorite place.

this is a interesting thrift store for everyone who is truly looking for a bargain price. Sandy is…read morethe Manager and she has a great personality and a smile for everyone who comes in the door. The Volunteers that help you with all your needs. All proceeds go to the CareNet Group which helps in a variety of things for low income families and they also have a food pantry available for those in need of assistance. This store is a great place for anything unusual and unique. Any Organization that puts this much time and effort to help those going through difficult times deserves all the patronage possible. This store is an incredible asset to the community and many people don't understand or realize how much it is needed. Please don't hesitate to visit or if you have questions about the reason why, please don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have. Donations of clean used items that are useable are going to a very worthy cause.

Went into this place on a Sarurday. it's a cute place and has lots to look at. The only issue I had…read morewas th cashier Jacob. He was very rude. If you are gonna be dealing with the public and customer service then you need a better attitud.

Always organized tastefully, employees are helpful and friendly. So many cool finds and always a…read morenice selection of decor, clothes and shoes! Some of the prices are higher end as far as thrifting goes but I've found really great deals here too and it goes to a great cause.

Friendly people, great selection of all kinds of gifts, I find something I can't live without every…read moretime I visit. It's just a cool little store that has lots of unique stuff. The owners are always helpful easy to talk to. They make you feel welcome and to me that's important. I drop in every time I go downtown.

Wonderful shop in downtown Franklin. It's well worth your time to stop by and spend 20 minutes or…read moremore looking through the wonderful handmade and vintage treasures on the two levels of this store. I could've easily walked away with a quilt that I fell in love with at first sight...but, alas, I had no room for it in my luggage. Sure wish the store had a website! I'm still thinking about that quilt....

I've been here 7 years in a row. Great little store on Main St. Their little "junk" room downstairs…read morein the back is a lot of fun to shop! Some sweet treasures there. The rest of the store has some beautiful items as well. The owner does some beautiful paintings on the old crocks and jugs.