I think I'm over this place. They do have some good finds but the prices are getting a little…read morecrazy. Then today at checkout the lady at the register refused to look at me or talk to me except to give me my total. Made a point of continuing to chat with her coworkers and wouldn't even glance at me. I couldn't figure it out then I remembered - I'm a woman with short hair wearing a baseball cap. The horror! What if I was a Trans?!?! I'm sure she could never live with herself at the thought of having been polite to someone who might have been different from her. Big pass. I'll be heading back to Thrifty Threads in Indy.

I came in here looking for books for a library we are trying to fill with authors that I enjoy…read morereading. I hit the jackpot here. They had so many wonderful books and they were very well organized. The manager saw how many books I was buying (ended up being 68) and gave me a price break. Instead of $1.50 per hardback book he only charged me $1.25. It was greatly appreciated. I also bought a big picture that was on display at the front of the store. The store seemed to be well organized. I didn't really look at the clothes since I was looking for books. But I will be back. The employees were super friendly. I was greeted by several different employees. Great experience. And I love that the money they take in supports the Muncie Mission.

The staff are very helpful and friendly. There are so many treasures that you need a couple of…read morehours to just explore. I have found gorgeous outfits as well as shoes and diamond in the rough jewelry. I definitely recommend this lovely place and lovely people.

This is a well organized thrift store. The clothes are clean and the store is laid out well. The…read moreemployees are very friendly and helpful. They have clothes and some furniture and books and kitchen stuff and Knick knacks. Definitely a great place to come to and see what treasures you find. I love that all of the money they earn goes to a great mission.

Hand selected vintage for anyone. All price ranges and often things are priced under market. The…read moreemployees will help you in anyone way they can!

The selection is true vintage! The staff are fantastic. Customer service is unmatched. Prices are…read morephenomenal! Find vintage toys, ornaments, home goods, and tchotchkes that can decorate one's home!

I stopped in here for the second time for a $20 bag sale they were having. They dumped all of the…read moreclothes that they wanted to clear out into a pile on the floor. This was fun crawling around on the floor and digging through the clothes. I ended up finding two bags worth. I got there about fifteen minutes after they opened. I had been in prior to this sale. I remember they had a lot of smaller sizes and I could not really wear them at that point. The price point is not bad and although it says it is a vintage shop some of the items are newer and not really vintage. I am sure I will stop in again to check them out.

Cashier was really nice! they had a wide selection of super cute clothes and jewelry for an…read moreaffordable price. Everything was high quality as well. multiple $5 bins and an area to try on clothes. great store!

Avid thrift store shopper, but it needs to be said... prices are outrageous now. These items are…read more100% free so store makes 100% profit. I do realize business overhead, paying employees, and services yall provide. But the entire idea of selling to accommodate lower income families has disappeared. Often brand new items can be found as cheap or cheaper now. It has become defeating. Especially knowing what is not sold goes in dumps or given to other countries anyway. Its not like you are going to run out of inventory... Moving (selling for less) more inventory within the community makes more sense. Just my opinion.

Goodwill used to help people with the money they made and then sold things dirt cheap to poor…read morepeople so they didn't have to struggle as much with finances, but this is not the case anymore. They have valued making more money than selling the items for cheaply. It's not like they are paying for the items that they sell, so they could definitely make items cheaper for the poor people. Some might say they would need more money for operation coasts and we all know that is bunk. I would find a new place to donate to. I will never donate to Goodwill until they get their priorities straight.

My mom and I went into the store and had a nice afternoon. We found a lot of things to buy . Angie…read morewas so Kind and helpful She has great taste in what she shows and how she displays it. all of the beautiful clothes and great prices. So good to have an excellent resale store in Muncie again. This is a must visit :-)

Such a cute shop with awesome deals. The owner is so nice too. Definitely check it out!read more

Self defense Hootie's for women ,A scream stick pull the pin for very high decibel sound.Kitty…read moreNucks. Kitty claws worn on knuckles Made of hard plastic. Have face of a cat. Do you supply these? I will rate you as to how soon you can let me know about your supplies! Read your amenities and will shop there!

From the owner: New and Used Military Surplus and made for the Market place items of head-wear, foot-wear,…read moreunder-clothing, outer-clothing, and extreme Cold weather as well as hot, sweaty wet tropical items for outfitting everyone from Missionaries to Mercenaries. We also outfit with clothing, foot-wear, head-wear, and field gear for Military, police, sheriff, security, and paint-ball and air-soft teams and individuals.