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    The Salvation Army Thrift Store

    3.3 (7 reviews)
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    11 years ago

    This is a really small location which as a regular thrifter I would say is the most disorganized and cramped. So messy!

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    Urban Repurpose

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    (3 reviews)

    I was introduced to this store a few weeks ago by a friend of mine. Didn't even realize this store…read moreeven existed as it's quite easy to miss and nobody can tell this is a thrift store. The prices are actually very reasonable and cheap as far as I can tell. This store has a lot of books, plenty of CD, DVD & some Blu-ray. The prices for their books, CD & DVD are actually slightly cheaper than Salvation Army, so if you live in the North Vancouver area or is heading towards to Park & Tilford's Brooksbank area, which is around the Phibb's Exchange area, and often go into Salvation Army thrift stores to shop for these kinds of items in general, this place is worth a peak, but I doubt they restock as often as Salvation Army because I first came like 2~3 weeks ago with my friend and again today and most CD/DVD seemed the same. But they also have quite a lot of home renovation items as well, like doors and other home related items that you might need while renovating your place or if you wanted to replace a dresser and whatnot. So if you're doing this kind of stuff at your house and want to potentially save quite a lot of money in the process, this place might be a very good spot to check out to see if they have anything you could use. The employees I've encountered so far had been pretty friendly. Best of all, they also allow doggos to come in and stroll around as well, so if you want to bring your fur baby along to shop with you, you can. So it's pretty dog friendly. Definitely check this place out if you're someone who enjoys thrift store shopping and if you want to bring your dogs along too.

    Urban Repurpose continues to amaze us with the selection and quality of products and service they…read moreprovide. Tom is a gem. He strives to keep household and building supplies from going to the landfill and so resells at ridiculously low prices or often just gives-away great stuff. Today we stopped by to drop off a few things and could not leave without 8 antique beer steins (think Octoberfest) a ukulele, 2 soccer balls, a wicker basket and an Irish flag. How random and how fun. It was Free Friday and the place was buzzing with people. Can highly recommend Urban Repurpose to anyone.

    The Salvation Army Thrift Store - nonprofit - Updated August 2026

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