The store was organized, staff very friendly. Good deals. They had a large selection of items.read more

Prices are ok. They get a lot of clothes and I think the prices are fair. They have a nice…read moreChristmas area, but the trees seem over priced to me. They don't get a lot of furniture or other hard goods, but when they do it's fairly priced.

Great stuff! Love they help animals. Would go. It's a hit n miss! Do stop by there to look around.read more

The staff member we spoke to at Three Tails ReSale was super sweet and helpful, and I was stoked to…read morefind out how affordably things were priced. It feels difficult to find a thrift store with actual THRIFT prices these days! We'll definitely be back!

This place is ok. It's very confusing to get into. You have to go through the loading dock door…read more The parking lot seems a little dangerous. The stuff is relatively cheap, but there isn't a lot of good quality items here and it seemed dirty in here. They do have different days they do different discounts and had a huge box of shoes out front where each pair was $2. So if cheap clothes are absolutely needed, this is a good place.

A true thrift store experience- fair prices, selection varies (part of the fun of a thrift store)…read more Nice staff.

Not everything is priced like a thrift store anymore, but if you take your time, there are still…read moregreat finds. Big bonus: they actually have options for tall people, which is hard to come by and makes this place worth the trip. Found a pair of jeans with no tag on them, the manager came quickly and asked if 5.00 was okay? Yep. Easy!

Their clothing selection is huge, and I think priced for the area. They get very little furniture,…read morealthough it's priced well when they do. They have a nice selection and amount of hard goods. If something is vintage they seem to look at eBay prices.

They have helped me twice find the perfect dog. My current adoption had some GI issues when I first…read moregot her home and ANLOL worked with me to get them cleared up.

Not bad , small has lots of close and not a huge amount of toys, glass ware etc. prices was fair…read moreon most some was high.

Extremely overpriced in a very low income area. If I could give this place one star, I would. The…read morepricing here has gotten completely out of hand. For example, they had a used Victoria's Secret bra priced at $27. A few weeks ago I saw a broken vintage cherub pottery piece marked $30. I went back today (March 7), and even broken they still wanted $7 for it. Who is paying that? Stained polos were priced $7-$16, and Under Armour was marked so high you could practically buy it new at Dick's. Retail stores run sales all the time -- this is supposed to be a thrift store. For people on a budget trying to buy affordable clothes, this place is not it anymore. And from a reseller standpoint the pricing makes no sense either. It feels like they are just running everything through Google Lens and pricing it close to online prices. But resellers still have to pay platform fees, shipping costs, cleaning, and time. Nobody buying inventory is paying near retail prices. Honestly, I can't imagine how much more money this place would make if the prices were just reasonable. And another thing -- this store isn't even a charity. If you're donating items, consider giving them to a local church, animal shelter, or food bank where it will actually help people in the community.

Selection is amazing. A huge thrift store with a ton of quality items! If you like to thrift make…read moresure that this one is on your list when visiting Huntsville!

Redstone Arsenal Thrift Shop is my favorite thrift store. It's well organized and the…read morestaff/volunteers are very friendly and helpful. I love donating items there and finding bargains as well.

My favorite thrift store to go to because everything is so clean and nice. Incredible variety…read more They are constantly adding things. It's not very big, but everything there is quality. I plan my trips to Huntsville around the days they are open. You won't be sorry. I never am. Been going there for years. And everyone is so nice and helpful. Great prices. Especially if you go in the 50%-75% off room. Wow.

The donation drop off service from the Salvation Army collection center was very well run. The…read moreworkers assisted and expedited the unloading from my vehicle. The ease of my donation experience was good. I found it worth my time donating to the Salvation Army.

Great Thrift store.. prices very reasonable. They are also MY very best charity. I am always…read moredonating great used items to them. Also unlike some other well known thrift stores, 100% of the profits here goes to help only people in need!

Small shop, looks to be local owned and has miscellaneous of items. Kinda remind of a yard sale.read more

It does look like a garage sale. Folks donate nice items but seems only things in there are old…read moredrinking glasses and plates. See that a lot in thrift stores.

I frequently visit University Pickers and love it! Abundant parking, nice staff, reasonable prices…read more There are 2 floors (there is an elevator in the lobby) with something like 100+ vendors / booths, so they have quite the selection - mostly decor, some clothing, and other vintage and handmade items. There are bathrooms, which have always been clean. Also, there is a coffee shop with a seating area on the 2nd floor!

This was a lovely establishment but I will likely not return and this is why…read more I found four prints that were listed as "SPECIAL SET OF 4 / SPECIAL $40.00". Next to these two stickers was a third sticker that stated "Complete set of 4 $160". As I checked out at the front of the store, I wanted to make sure that the vendor was getting paid what they were owed. I didn't bargain down or argue for the $40, I made sure the cashier knew that there were two conflicting prices and that I didn't want to shortchange the vendor. Upon first asking if the $40 was the correct price, she stated loud and rudely, "IT SAYS SPECIAL FOR FOURTY DOLLARS." This was all she spoke while making direct and antagonizing eye contact. I acknowledged her words gently and kindly, that I indeed saw that sticker but also noticed that there was a conflicting price tag NEXT to the $40 one. The more expensive price was not crossed out or written over, they were listed next to each other. What I didn't say, but was hoping to clarify, was whether the store was okay being on the hook for the extra $120 if they were only going to charge me $40. The cashier simply repeated the same words, louder this time, and very condescending in her tone and manner, "IT SAYS SPECIAL FOR FOURTY DOLLARS" and pointed to the sticker to make her point even clearer. She said nothing else. I paid without further comment. As she bagged up the four prints, she included the additional document with the price stickers on it. I inquired if she wanted to keep the ADDITIONAL document with the price tags and booth label (for her records), making sure she didn't slip it in by mistake. Her tone, still very loud and now even more condescending, resounded as she said, "I WON'T BE REMOVING THOSE STICKERS BECAUSE THEY WILL DAMAGE THE PAPER." I wasn't asking her for a lesson on how adhesive works, I was simply trying to allow her the opportunity to keep the documentation for the vendor and the store to prove that she charged me for the discounted price. I've grown up in antique stores. My grandmother and mother both currently own/have owned their own antique establishments, so I'm familiar with the protocol. Maybe their protocol is different. My bad. I did not respond further and took the bag gently from her hands. It could have been the simplest and most pleasant interaction though. "Oh I see that there are two conflicting prices here. Let me call the vendor and verify that this one is correct." Or perhaps "We are told to take the lowest price listed on each product, so I can guarantee this is the correct price. Thanks for the concern though! I appreciate you looking out for the vendor!" Something, ANYTHING, more pleasant in terms of tone and word choice, would have been a better experience. I have also been in her shoes. I have worked in marketing and customer service for the past 20 years. I have worked a front desk, many, many times. I have been a cashier. I have been the rep who answered tweets at 11pm where a customer needed toilet paper sent to their hotel room. I know what it's like to deal with belligerent , arrogant people, with people who actively try to make your life a living hell because you work behind a desk, behind a screen, behind a uniform. That was NOT my intention, and that's what I think stung the most. In being kind, in being thorough, I was treated with contempt. Maybe she was having a bad day. Maybe I caught her in a moment where she had just dealt with someone difficult and assumed I was the same. There are a number of reasons why this transaction was so unpleasant. "Give her some grace!", the masses might cry. And I might agree with you. Normally, I would. But she was old enough to know better. The job she holds is not one that is difficult to execute, nor difficult to execute PROPERLY. Maybe I'm making a mountain out of a molehill. Maybe I shouldn't have let this seemingly small incident make such a huge impact. Or maybe, just maybe, this could've turned out so drastically different if this young woman had exercised the bare minimum and just been kind to me in return.