Your local little thrift store but with the added perk that proceeds go to our furry friends!…read moreSituated in the heart of Parma Heights, super easy to find, get to with abundant parking. From my understanding it's family owned and run which I think adds to how much care they put into their items. My mom has a hard time walking and even in this little place they have small carts which is helpful with her to hold onto and to hold all the stuff you're gonna buy. Beyond reasonably priced and a wide array of items to choose from. Household, men's, womens & children's clothing. Be sure to go in the back to their sale racks, so cheap and chic!

The lady at the register had one heck of an attitude. She was talking loudly at the register with a…read morefriend about customers in the store dressing in "pajamas". The woman she was referring to was clearly very pregnant, so I'm guessing she probably isn't really down to rock a full ball gown or a tight leather skirt to a freaking thrift store. Read the room. Place is hella overpriced too for a bunch of knick knacks and garbage. You're better off just donating the money straight to a no kill shelter and let this one slowly go out of business.

I used to really like thrifting at the Goodwill stores, then they raised prices and replaced the…read morediscount colors with a $5 discount if you spend $30; but of the local Goodwill stores the Chadon location is one of the better ones. Located near the center of Chardon in a larger strip mall this store generally gets better quality items and there are some occasional gems. A typical Goodwill thrift the majority of the store is clothing, there is a large section with home goods, kitchenware and decor; the smaller sections include sporting goods, art and furniture. I have found some really nice pieces here including motorcycle boots, a Native American hand drum and a good sized All Clad pan; these types of finds bring me back to hopefully find more. I do see many items that are either overpriced or just junk; on my most recent trip I did see the lid from Whirley Pop pan by itself priced at $6, I have seen items which cost the same as if you were buying them new at a retail store. Due to its location the Chardon Goodwill store does get some great items, well worth a visit if you are in the area, unfortunately you have to wade through quite a bit of junk and overpriced items to find the good stuff. A bit more attention to the sorting and pricing would be appreciated and could help make this a destination rather then just a stop since there is a better thrift store nearby.

Very nice store. Convenient is that the donation drop off store is next door. Every day has a…read morediscount color tag. This day's was pink, and I found a lot of items and several to purchase. The store was busy, and the shoppers were courteous. The cashiers were kind. I'm so glad I stopped.

Thriftique Showroom is a very unassuming store on the corner of a little plaza of Bedford Heights…read more The ladies working there were very nice and helpful - If you're in the hunt for furniture and figurines/decor, you'll have a fun time browsing their selection and deals. As for me, I was able to recently snag a set of vintage plates from the Occupied Japan period and the plate holder as well alongside some sweaters here - all for less than $45.

Thriftique is an interesting thrift store, it is a slightly smaller store and it has an unique…read moreproduct mix. Located on Richmond Road just South of Miles, Thriftique is easy to miss since it is a fairly nondescript building with a small sign, but it is worth your time to find. Inside you find a nice store stocked with high quality products. Thriftique is run by the National Council of Jewish Women so there is a bit of a Jewish flavor but they also generally get really good donations. The store what looks to be a good selection of women's clothing and a smaller selection of men's clothing. For the men's clothes it is a good place to find suits, shirts and shoes. Prices are a bit higher then many thrift stores, but you are getting what you pay for. On a recent visit they were having a closeout where some clothes were either $5 or $1, although it was a bit confusing over which items were in each price range. Thriftique has great decor pieces and miscellaneous. The mix is weighted towards good stuff and I really haven't seen any junk or items that are way overpriced. Where Thriftique really shines is that they have a large selection of excellent furniture. You will find a number of couches, chairs, tables and other large items. If you are looking for better items at discount prices Thriftique is well worth a stop, you may pay a bit more, but you do get value for what you pay. The money goes to a great cause. Give them a try.

The people is this store have hearts of gold! They are so willing to help anyone & I have found…read moresome nice little treasures there too! They are a blessing to our community & those who struggle.

Friendly, best place to give and shop!! I lotto donate but have also gotten some great deals!read more

I came in with bag full bag of designer items wirh tags on. They woukd not look at and barely…read moreacknowledged me. 3 brats sitting there on a Wednesday morming. One finally spoke andounded like a.machine. not Hello or Goodbye or thanks for stopping. Incredinby rude people. I will never ba back and do NOT recommend. They are way too exornsive for their used itmes anyways. Horrible was to greet customers...apparently owner is on vacation which shows!

I've gotten some great finds. However after many drop offs…read moreto sell items I believe I was cheated. It was good at first. Last couple of times I made nothing. When I asked about certain items they had no record and brushed me off. Items that were brand new and current. Could employees be grabbing things for themselves at no cost.???? hmmmm

Right across the street from good cafe's and good food. It is filled with anything you might like…read more Hats, shoes, jackets, vintage, toys, etc. it is like all timelines coexist. We didn't end up buying an article of clothing, but he offered to sell a tote bag for $1. He knows what people want and has great service to what he does. Highly recommend the youth or any enthusiasts for thrift or style to stop in.

This was my first time going to Highland Throwbacks and I was surprised to see how big it was. They…read morehad a lot of different thrifted clothes. It is more geared towards men clothing, but I would probably get a comfy sweatshirt, jacket, or t-shirt from there. A lot of it is also color coded which is nice if you are looking for a specific sports team or color. Also, I was pleased to find that they have a bunch of vintage knick knacks as well. I found a cart with a bunch of shot glasses and they have a back room with some cool furniture, posters, records, magazine, etc. The service was great too. We were greeted at the door and the man helping us was very friendly and personable. I would 100% recommend Highland Throwbacks if you are into thrifting or want to start shopping second-hand.

Great selection - Jeans, sweatshirts, sweaters, tops, vintage Ts, shoes, coats, and a select few…read moredresses, chill customer service. Has goodies from the 50's or older to the 90's. Sparse selection, expensive, not incredibly unique for the price, but decent looking. If you're in the area and want to stop for something to do while waiting for a table across the way, or want a $50 vintage T it's here for you!

Got 3 dresses for $10 each, a pair of shoes for &7. My only concern is there is no dressing room…read more Staff is incredibly friendly and helpful.

I love the mission of Sangomas Closet and have donated for that reason. Also a great place to shop!read more