Eebee’s Fashion Express

Don’t waste your time on this place. I could not decide whether the clothes were just really old store overstock items or actual used thrift items. Everything was 50% off (though I get the feeling that it’s 50% all the time, so why not just lower the prices?). Clothes were priced at $ 8-​$ 15 (so really half of that $ 4-​$ 7ish). Clothes were from like the 90s styles (which is too recent for retro and too old for cool). I didn’t check out the upstairs mens, but I have a feeling it would have been more of the same.
The only reason I’m giving 2 stars is because the jewelry was reasonably priced ($ 1 bracelets) and somewhat interesting though I didn’t buy anything.
Lastly, the staff was unprofessional and their conversations with each other in front of customers was appalling. Let’s just say save the locker room talk for the back room.
Overall, the place is classless and drab. There’s probably a gem if you dig through every single item, but not worth the time IMO.

I have walked past this store for a year thinking it was just another grandfathered in junk collection. But today, on a quest to find a Christmas sweater with just hours to spare before the festivities, I walked into Eebee’s and oh my word, was I mistaken. There are rows and rows of amazing finds, a lot with the original tags attached.
Is it a thrift store? A discount warehouse? Or a strategic plan to get me to spend all of my money? The questions linger. But I’ll ponder a little easier in my adorably dorky and fascinatingly thrifty Christmas sweater.