The owners are amazing. super friendly. they got great collection and very very affordable…read more I got a great jeans for just 10 dollars. would recommend 10/10. must visit for some grear thrifting collection.

If you love thrifting and haven't visited Reversed Thrift Store yet, you're doing yourself a…read moredisservice. I love a good thrift store and Reversed is definitely a winner. The owner is amazing, greeting everyone the moment they step foot through the door. She's the sweetest and helpful in assisting you with finding the perfect piece that speaks to you. The shop is quaint in size, but there is a good selection of men, female, and kids clothing, shoes, coats, and accessories. And the prices of the items are what keeps me coming back. The prices are not over-inflated like you find at so many other thrift stores nowadays. Shopping at Reversed Thrift Store is a great bang for your buck. I scored a cute Prada purse for just $10. I couldn't pass up that deal. And they're constantly putting new items on the floor. So, it's best to check back often. Reversed Thrift Store has curated the perfect little shopping experience for thrifted items at a really reasonable price tag. A welcoming shop to the Fells Point area with great finds that won't break your pockets for something that may be considered vintage.

Due to the type of store this is, the stock selection is dependent on the donations they receive…read more This is where the area for concern presents. Value. The value/price placed on free donated items should be priced at a fair market value. Consistent and reasonable. But on multiple occasions brand new items with their original tag still attached, are being marked up higher than they were originally sold for. This is showing greed and lack of empathy for the community. Disappointed.

Found some goodies here, prices aren't crazy, quick service, wide selection for adult clothes.,…read moresmaller selection for younger kids

These scammers are advertising their business on Facebook with a listing for fake Pokémon cards…read more From the images of the cards it's blatantly obvious that they are fake, and they want $22 a piece for the fake cards which is a fraction of what the real card (Umbreon SIR from Evolving Skies) goes for so they clearly know they are ripping people off. Even if you are intending to buy something completely unrelated to Pokémon or cards, I would stay far away from such a dishonest and immoral business.

Dope thrift store! Black-owned! Owner is a gentleman, very helpful, and professional. He's…read morewelcoming as soon as you enter the store. He's humorous while assisting you find what you're looking for. He helped me put my things in the car and brought me my things I left at the register to the car! I like shopping there! Lots of variety!

My most prominent observation was the fact that the majority of the store (minus the furniture…read moresection) was impressively organized. The shoes are colour-grouped, which is surprisingly nice. The kitchenware and houseware section was a little lacking in stock, but there was plenty else to sift through. Tons of ladies skinny jeans, a lot of name brand shoes, a crapload of vinyl (I doubt anything super cool, but who knows), so on and so on. They have everything you would expect from a Goodwill. The one thing I'd change would be the prices. They're a little high for a second-hand shop if you ask me, and pricier than other Goodwills.

I've shopped here numerous times and this store is organized well enough to end up buying something…read moreevery time.

Visit 1 x month, have found many excellent fines, both for home and clothing for work. Very…read moreimpressed with the store and associates.

I've been in the store recently and have noticed employees shopping, telling other employees what…read morethey are shopping for, having items put aside for them. Some of the staff are rude, push by you before saying excuse me. Having conversations on the phone while on the floor. The main thing I noticed was around Christmas there was items coming out to be bought that was not on the floor but rather from the back. Back with the other owner I remember seeing employees hiding merchandise and getting them when they get off their shift, I thought with the new owners things would be different.

This is such a gem of a store! Family owned, extremely helpful and very well curated. Vintage store…read morefinds with thrift store prices! They also deliver furniture and will keep an eye out for items you're trying to find and notify you if they get one in stock! End table, green chair and coffee table in photos are all from there.

There are things I loved about this gigantic store and things that left me fuming as I walked out…read morethe door. My first rating was 3 stars; but given that I spent over $100 (not including the 25% off I got because it was a Thursday) and look forward to going back, I think 4 is fairer. New digs, so I need new furnishings. Decided to thrift shop for home decor and essentials before paying for new. Scored some really great deals! Like an ironing board for $5.99. Billy Squire greatest hits CD for $1.99. (No judgement!) Lots of baskets and containers for storage, new lampshades, a looks-like-new baking pan, and a bunch of other similar items. There are rows and rows and rows of household items, grouped by a top category (such as kitchen appliances), then subcategory (such as coffee makers. Bedding, then King sheets. Furniture, lamps. Etc. You get the idea.) Then there are categories for Wood Decor, Plastic, Metal, etc. Rows and rows of clothing are similarity grouped: Jeans, grouped by size. Shoes, books, purses, toys... everything. This makes it so much easier to find what you are looking for than at places that group by color. (What "color" does butter dish fall under??) Loved all that. Didn't like: 1) No fitting rooms. I wasn't shopping for clothing, but if I had been... I don't buy any garments without first trying them on. Covid, perhaps, but still... 2) To use the bathroom, you have to first find an associate to unlock the door. When a person was trying on a cart full of clothes in the bathroom, the associate said he is "not getting involved with that." Um... can you at least call for a manager, then? 3) Finally, there were 4-6 Self-checkout stalls and no wait. Literally, no one was checking themselves out. Great! I love checking myself out so I can take my time, ensure the correct price, and review whether I really want to buy something. So I begin. Then I hear a bellow (really, a bellow) from the lone cashier telling me, "You can't check out there! I need to check you out." I look around--is she talking to me? She was. I gather all the stuff I'd already rung up and get in the long line for the only cashier. At some point, a new cashier took over so I asked the original cashier--very politely--why I couldn't self-check. Because I had too much stuff, she said. Ok, I get that... but maybe there should be a sign? Maybe you could be less militant about it? As I'm in line, I see a guy try to ring up a guitar at the self checkout. Now there is an employee there who tells him he can't, he has to get in line for the cashier, too. He looks as annoyed as I. Finally it's my turn. I have a cart full. I feel bad because there's now a line of people behind me. No time to ruminate about my purchases or check prices. The new cashier is no friendlier than the original. She also seems annoyed. Maybe because she sees a line of people for her, while the self checkout lanes are empty. I don't get it. Seriously, I'm baffled. But I did get a nice head start on home decorating, so there's that.

Always great finds! The vast store offers opportunity for the savvy shoppers.Always visit when…read moreI am in town.

I love you Savers. This location has single-handedly furnished my apartment and has refreshed my…read moreentire wardrobe. The staff here are pretty chill, and are especially kind towards regulars. The crew in the furniture section are always quick to help me find what I'm looking for or keep an eye out for me. Compared to all of the goodwills, and even the nearby ReStore, this is gonna be your best bet price-wise. This is the first thrift store that I've been to that rotates its inventory based on the season. All of the furniture that I've purchased here has been for less than $20, and I'm talking about good hardwood furniture and even a 7ft silk sofa wrapped in the OG plastic protectant. For my fellow DIYers, you'll come across sewing machines often here, some built into tables with full kits for about $15 - $25. There is also a rack for scrap fabric, and abandoned knitting projects in the back. This location is in the prime spot, as it receives donations from all demographics. So whatever your style is, you're bound to find something you'll like here.

Everyone knows that every thrift store is hit or miss. I'm not talking about the likelihood of…read morefinding a banger. I'm frustrated in finding literal trash for sale. Why is there the the handlers for Christmas lights on sale for 3 dollars each? Bonkers. Also, the inconsistencies of pricing is frustrating. A no name brand beat up pair of sneakers is 14$, but a brand new pair of name brand vans is 10? I love how organized savers is. But some stuff is so frustrating at times.

I had been in here a few times and was very impressed with their nice selection and decent prices…read more However, the last time I went in they had a 'designer' section with some upscale brands that were all inflated to 500% of what they should have been charging. Don't get me wrong, I take no issue with charging more for better brands, but prices between $60-$75 are unreasonable for a charity thrift store. Goodwill may do the same, but not to the same extent. This is NOT a thrift store - it is more on par with consignment prices. I just don't like that they get these clothes donated and then mark them up and call themselves an 'affordable thrift shop'. It's false advertising and frankly - especially considering their likely exemption from taxes - a little greedy.

This shop is small, but they had some good items. I came on a day where the items were 75% off,…read morewhich is good, because I wouldn't have paid otherwise. Reason for a dock in the stars is because I was thrifting this day and I had previously gone to others. Reasonable price for a jack $6-$12 from these other stores. At this store? $40. Now, with the 75% off deal, things were reasonable. I got a dress, a necklace, and a jacket. The store was very clean. The women at the counter took a long, long while to figure out the cash register.

There's a reason why this thrift store has two years of Best of Baltimore honors. The stock is…read moreconstantly rotating, the deals are good, and there's a lot of great stuff in decent condition to check out. I've been beefing up both my work and normal wardrobe on the cheap here, since the clothing selection is not exclusively 1990s shoulder pad blazers and crepe skirts (although there is that, too, if you need a hot purple [and i mean the color 'hot purple'] dress with puffy sleeves for something). As with any thrift store, you have to sift, but if you've got a reasonably good eye and aren't averse to trying things on over your clothes in the dressing area, you'll probably find something you like. You can also find a large selection of used books, videos, small appliances, dish sets, shoes, quilts, cheesy framed holographic unicorn prints, etc. Don't expect Williams-Sonoma up in here, but if you're not picky, the stuff they've got is great. They have the usual "certain price tag colors = 1/2 off" thing going on all the time, and on Saturdays, everything else is 1/3 off as well. Pretty sweet!

I have been shopping at this store for years but recently this place has gone down hill so bad the…read moreprices are up and the quality has went way down the staff majority of them are rude do not speak English harassed you when you try to try on clothing they makes you feel like you're safe if you have more and five items they have a set I can understand the rules but when it comes to the point of a grab your arm and rip you out of the dressing room cuz you had an extra item by mistake it's gotten to the point of assault I went into the store two weeks ago and went to clean the car they're using pure bleach which went into my eyes and on my chest and shirt when I try to speak to the manager about it he basically became very irate with me I told me I didn't have to shop there they have to clean the cart I have not heard of anybody using pure bleach on anything that the public is using and after I took pictures of everything they remove the bleach and replaced it with sanitizer wipes I did not get my shirt replaced or an apology the manager was very rude 2 years ago this store was awesome not anymore there is another one out in Laurel which is a lot nicer and the people are much more friendly I will be going out of my way to shop there from now on