The people who are giving this thrift store a bad score are acting like this is a boutique. I'd like to say that I am glad that it is not, because these prices are fantastic. The selection is enormous and you could spend hours searching. I even found a few older psychology books that I've been searching for, which was a win. They have a great craftsy section and tools/misc section in the back. I wish thrift stores in my area were this comprehensive!! Alas. Definitely worth stopping by if you are in the area. read more

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You can't go wrong with Saint Vinnys. Their daily sales are awesome. They have everything. The best prices on jeans in town.

The worst customer service ever. The lady with short hair there checking out with glasses totally ignored us as we stood there trying to check out and goes to someone else to help check out! Wow!! Sad that people are cruel. 1-3-26 read more

I have shopped at this St Vincent in Junction City for years. I used to frequent 4 or 5 times a month. Sadly, I will no longer shop at this location. There is a European woman who is wholly rude anytime she is working when I shop. Not only does she consistently request I move so she can put things away (instead of just going around me like most staff would do), she is constantly "shopping" while on the clock, ignores the front counter when her colleagues are on break and has even increased prices from the tagged item when I checked out claiming that it's "mistake and too low". This person should not represent St Vincent's brand. Until she is gone, I will shop elsewhere. read more

Cool store, cool items, supports local community when you buy things there. Men's clothing selection is fairly extensive, at least for things like shorts and button down short-sleeved shirts read more

They have minimal options for xl or xxl sizes. Most of what my daughter looks at, she gets and she's an extra small adult. They've got pretty much anything you're looking for. I saw a walker there the other day. Furniture, books, vhs tapes, purses, vintage stuff, dishes and home goods. Perfume and body lotion. Pretty much, if you're looking for it, they've got it. Prices are very reasonable with discounts on certain colors of tags each day. You can donate just about everything. If you buy shoes, just know you can't return them. I made that mistake of not trying them on first and they didn't fit. They didn't take them back so I lost $4.99 and had to donate them. All in all it's a great place to thrift shop. read more

I am updating my review. I went from a full 5 to a 1 for a few reasons. The first reason is in a few short months they seem to have lost their minds with prices. In many cases above retail. I think they are going out to resale pages and not looking at sold price but listing which resellers in many cases know they will negotiate down 50% and charge for specialty item as well as shipping. I won't be back - this was outright gouging pricing. The second reason is it is also not clean and they lock their restrooms - and when you go to get a key they are crabby. read more

St. Vincent de Paul - They have great clothing - Thrift Stores Near Me - Junction City, Oregon

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I shop here often. At least a couple of times a month. Overall the people are wonderful. Prices can be ridiculous just because it's "new with tags" but the item isn't high end. New doesn't equate to expensive in many many cases at this store. However, there is a worker who is European and she is SO rude. I always cringe when she is working. She shops for herself while on duty, has no issue pushing you aside so she can do whatever it is she deems more important. Horrible people skills and frankly, she is just rude. She needs to be working in the back room. read more

Update to my old review. Too many items are overpriced. They end up lowering what they originally have marked the items for often. Even then, it will or can Still be too expensive. They will put non vintage items within the vintage section. They have had dollar tree items marked up that you can buy for so much cheaper just down the road. It is so much cheaper to shop at an actual thrift store than Saint Vincent's or Goodwill. Even Macy's, Ross, Michael's, Tj max, Kohls .. I could go on! Have better deals on clothing, shoes, house decor, and more. read more

most of the time they have great prices and employees you can find just about anything you want there read more

This is my favorite SVdP in the area, I think it's probably less picked over than thrifts stores in Eugene or Springfield. The store is sizeable, and they have a nice selection of decent quality furniture in a secured, covered outdoor area. I've found a few gems here that will keep me coming back. read more

St. Vincent de Paul - Thrift Stores Near Me - Junction City, Oregon

They really convince people to give them items for free under the guise of charity just to exploit people and charge incredibly high for item. T shirt at $50, $60, even $100. Under privileged individuals can't offer to shop at this "thirft store" read more

St. Vincent de Paul - Thrift Stores Near Me - Junction City, Oregon

Clean and organized but the prices are atrocious. A lot of things in the "vintage" section that were obviously not vintage with extremely high prices. Skip this thrift store. read more

BUYER BEWARE! Junction City, Or will not except returns on any items except clothing and electronics. I found out the hard way, when I tried to return a bracelet. They keep the lighting low, in order to pass ugly items onto unsuspecting customers. In addition, when I protested (quietly I might add) for not posting a sign on their policies on returns, the salesperson reached up to an out of sight shelf and pulled down a framed written sign that was difficult to read when it was in front of me, much less when it was hidden behind other objects and well above eye level. Then the salesperson began to shoult that I was threatening her in an effort to humiliate me. It worked an I fled the store with my ugly, overpriced bracelet. read more

they claim to help the poor but they actually sell used merchandise at such incredibly high prices that poor people can't afford to shop here. Absurdly high prices. $300 for a chest of drawers with a smashed top. $700+ couches. read more

We don't live in Junction City but we drive out to shop quite often. As Airbnb owners, we find awesome furnishings, art, lights...you name it, for our houses. Tonight I picked up a pair of almost new designer shoes, normally a good $200 for $20! My favorite finds were two hand-carved wooden busts. Gorgeous and affordable, they are incredible on our buffet. My husband and I tell people it is our most favorite place to. It's well organized, smells good, has amazing variety, and has a great and helpful staff! read more