A really nice store which provides great prices for furniture and furnishings which can be reused…read more The dollars all go back to Habitat for Humanity which is providing a great service in our communities. The stock changes on a weekly basis, first come first served. If you are lucky you can find yourself some really good pieces.

A wide variety of new and used items to purchase for your own home projects. I am so glad someone I…read moremet recently recommended to me.

I visited this consignment store yesterday for the first time, since my regular consignment store…read morein Monroe, CT closed last fall. I am so glad that I finally took the time to visit. Both the owner, Michelle, as well as Jill, could not have been more welcoming, helpful, and informative to both my daughter and I. They explained their system, which was almost identical to that of my former consignment shop. There was no odor of any kind in the store, that sometimes happens, and my daughter even purchased a summer dress. I returned today with items of my own to consign, and the process went effortlessly.

Michelle and her team run a fabulous consignment store. if you walked in they are eager to greet…read moreyou and you would think that you were in a regular retail store. All the merchandise is organized and all Brand names ,j Crew ,Talbots ,farm Rio and very high end products,Gucci,Valentino,Prada. You never know what you will find.This place is the Bomb !

Straddles the merchandising boundary between thrift and antique store. Most space is given to…read morereally nice furniture, so if you're frustrated with either end of the used-furniture spectrum, this may be your happy medium. Selection of other items feels "curated," so it's A+ for cute unusual finds, not a great source for boring household necessities. Everything is beautifully arranged, store smells good, and staff is super-nice. Pricing on items I checked was about what I expected for level of quality. If you want to take thrifting a friend who dislikes the clamor of ordinary thrifts, this is the store! It's in a cute little New England village-style complex with other stores, including Leo's Restaurant.

Often has some good things but prices seem high. Very picky about donations and not very gracious…read moreabout it. Safe Haven is a very worthy charity. I'd support their thrift shop more if the people there were nicer to deal with.

Not everything is Designer Label, and the price of many items is too high for a consignment store…read more The merchandise is well organized and the owner is helpful and nice.

The owner, Mary, has been in buisness, close to 40 years, that really could say it all,…read moreMary, is the most honest shop keeper possible, she is no nonsense and she prices very fairly, She accepts only the best items, and her selection is top. There is not another consignment shop, that comes close to this one, She is very fair, and helpful. I have known Mary 20 years, I can not say enough about her, She is the leader in the industry in FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

I found this wonderful mom-owned place by accident - took a wrong turn after buying at Nordic Fish…read more Olive My Stuff is in a central location off the main drag in the center of Fairfield; what drew me to put the brakes on was the display of cute clothes I knew I'd never find in my town. The older house has two 1st floor rooms with racks of clothes that are not the usual Talbots, Gap and Kohls. Here you'll find lots of Lily Pulitzer, Anthropology, Gretchen Scott and a plethora of other unusual brands for all ages. All I want to know is, where and how do people find this wonderful stuff? The proprietors are friendly, and live and blog locally. While hanging out in the front room and eyeballing their wonderful selection of woven and shell bracelets, a customer arrived who had taught in my district, and we had loads of fun discussing the characters we knew in common. All I can say is, what a wonderful find!!! Note - they've moved, and their address is 39 Sanford Street, Fairfield, CT 06824

See Ali for the best advice in searching out your next treasure or anything that catches your eyes…read moreand heart. Love this store and the Owners.

Very small parking lot, but a popular donation spot. Store is small and shelves although separated…read moreby sections they are disorganized. Aisles are small so two carts can't get thru. Seems like a lot of items were just packed onto the shelves. Not really what I would expect.

This store is a lot crowded, especially on weekends…read more At least they still sell some decent selection of video tapes at this Goodwill.

They were really good about taking many car fulls of donations as well as helping to unload from…read moretime to time.

My wife and I recently came out this way for a friend's birthday at some local winery. Beautiful…read moreplace - outdoor picnic tables, rock walls, string lights and tangles of grapevines spreading down a gently rolling hill. Anyway, as soon as we got there I let my wife out of the car and told her I was going to go buy some crap at the nearest Goodwill. She was a little disappointed, but by now she's used to that. So I ended up at this Goodwill in Shelton and I have to say, I was a bit disappointed as well. While most of these little factory towns in the Naugatuck Valley had a decidedly rundown rustbelt vibe to them, this Goodwill was located in a big splashy new shopping center with those corny fake facades and the interior was brightly lit, nice-smelling and overall pretty clean. Right off the bat, none of this does anything for me. But I press on. As far as the goods are concerned, this place is on par with any of the other countless Goodwill's around Connecticut, which means mostly newer, boring clothing - fleeces, khakis and checkered shirts for the men and Walmart tops and endless aisles of bland "coatigan"-type thingies for the women. You will also find a few racks of housewares items which consist of mostly damaged dishware, Boyd's Bears figurines and generic wall art. The media selection will contain tons of not very good books and CDs and a smaller amount of really not very good records. However, today I got lucky and I scored two old plaid blazers, a couple pairs of sunglasses and a giant 6XL 3D-printed shirt with a rooster holding a machine gun. Turns out the blazers had been feasted upon by moths or weevils or some other blazer-eating insects and the sunglasses were prescription, but the 6XL rooster shirt? That is simply pure perfection! Now, my wife puts up with a lot, but ditching her friends at a winery so I could pay ten bucks for a very large man's rooster shirt, might be a bridge too far so I smuggled that one home to make an appearance at some future date to be determined.

I love me a Goodwill and it's a new facility to do there is little to complain about. When the kid…read moreand I visited, the clerk was open to his suggestions which I appreciated. It ain't an easy job keeping the jam packed racks tidy, the shelves of nick nacks organized and so on. I give mad props to the folks who constantly have to clean up after unruly customers. To future customers, BYO bag - save a whale, save Mother Earth !

My first time in this location and All of the Employe's was very Helpful and Nice I would go back…read more I found exactly what I was looking for and seen a lot more that I will be back to get.