Savers

One of my favorite places to donate and shop.
I think, because of it’s location, the quality of items this Savers carries has slowly started to go up. But, at the same time, the price of those items is also rising. I usually don’t visit this store unless there’s a sale or I have a coupon. It seems silly to buy something used for $ 15 when I could spend an extra few dollars and get the same item for free. The deals at this store really seem to be hit or miss, but it is definitely one of the cleaner Savers in Las Vegas. My only other grip is the way the fitting rooms are set up. They have the purses right in front of the 6 or 7 dressing rooms which makes the area insanely crowded at times and hard to navigate. I wish they would change that, but other than that I enjoy this Savers location!

Update… Haven’t been here in a while but I’m getting back into giving old junk a new lease on life. This place is so expensive for old, beat up crap. I’m all for a decent «second chance» item but when I can buy it at the same price or less brand new, then I know I’m not getting a good deal. $ 15 for a vase that still has someone’s dirty old hair tie and a used pen in it? Old dollar store bins for… you guessed it… a dollar! I’ve never really browsed for clothing so I don’t know the situation there. Won’t be coming back here for a while.

Haha wow this place was scary. I mean, my first time here and I guess I ended up here on a big sale day or something. I saw at least ten thousand humans and 3 dogs in here. I bought a blender and a trash can (hey, I just moved, okay). I was pretty excited to find the exact kind of blender I was looking for, though. So, like, 5 stars for the blender.
Still, wow, it was so crowded in there! I felt like I should just run away. Really really hectic environment.
Tons of clothes. Like, tons and tons. I was here for housewares, and honestly a lot of it is decorative junk and some dishes. I bought like the only blender they had (which happened to be the weird 1970s Oster model I was searching for). They have a little bit of furniture too and the usual wall of printers/​VHS players you see in most resale places.
There was someone working there whose job, I guess, was to just stand by the line of cashiers and tell you which one is open. She was really nice and I chatted with her. My cashier was alright too. But honestly I don’t know if I’ll be back unless I’m real desperate (ie in need of a blender) because I was getting dizzy just existing in this store.

Just discovered savers not so long ago I love shopping for my daughters jeans here.
I went earlier today was greeted by Martin witch is definitely one of the sweetest employees. Helped me with everything I needed!
Went to the jewelry counter and who ever the older Hispanic lady was around 10am was really rude. I asked to see a a purse 3 times and she asked me to hold on rudely and ignored I stood there 5 minutes my mom came up to the counter and was greeted right away my mom had to remind the lady I was next I asked the lady if I could see a purse behind the counter she decided to go talk to the worker. I left the counter annoyed.
Before leaving the store I ran into Martin (the gentlemen that helps me out with donations and smiles all the time) he seen me glance at the purse and asked if he could help me right away.
The girls upfront are really sweet except for the Hispanic short lady I don’t know what her problem is but she seems to have an issue with everyone.
If it wasn’t for Martin I wouldn’t have made the $ 50 purse purchase. Thanks Martin!

The store was clean and very well organized. I like that there was an area to test out lamps and electronics before purchasing.
Another plus, clothing and shoes organized by size which made browsing easier. The prices were better than other places I’ve visited locally.

Honestly it’s a store that can hold some treasures. I found an SAT book that would’ve costed quite a penny for just $ 5. I don’t necessarily like the women’s selection though. They just seem like very out of date clothing.
Quick tips:
A nice spot in the store are the men’s athletic wear which I found some clothing pieces that are actually fashionable. And windbreakers are in.
The right side of the store that just features household items. You can find stuff that really customizes your home and stuff you wouldn’t be able to find in just any normal store.
The book section can sometimes hold new books that are way more expensive in other stores.
Don’t overlook the shoe area as one of my friends has found nikes and I have found vans for such an affordable price.
You may see some odd souls in there as one time I had some lady’s son follow me around the store which I did not appreciate. And she didn’t seem to care that I was extremely bothered.

Who ever was working the jewelry counter on Wednesday ⁴⁄₁ midday was so rude. My father asked to see a ring she didn’t greet us say thank you or even smile in the slightest. She was an older woman and her attitude was extremely undesirable. Please train your staff to have at least the slightest bit of decent customer service.
Otherwise a great thrifting spot.

This is the first thrift store that I have ever been to.
Now, I’m a bargain girl.
There are things that I will pay top dollar for. However, dress shirts aren’t one of them. Now that I’m looking for a part time hobby (job) I’ve been going on interviews. Now, my dilemma is, I’m covered in tattoos. (i know, poor me).
Looking around, target, Wal-​Mart, Kmart, and the list goes on… To get a decent, long sleeved dress shirt is going to cost you at least $ 20.
Now, I’m sorry… But for a shirt that I am possibly only going to wear for 15 minutes just isn’t happening.
This is when I was told about Savers.
Don’t get me wrong, I was a little skeptical. I mean, only junk is sold at thrift stores, right ?
That was a completely ignorant thing for me to think.
Now, are there some things that are dated in there? Absolutely.
But there are some really nice things and brands in there. I’ve seen Hollister, NEw York and Company, Lane Bryant, you get the idea.
They have blouses, tee shirts, suits, shoes, men’s, kids… Home goods, you name it… they have it.
There are a limited number of dressing rooms… and their try on limit is 6 articles of clothing… But that doesn’t seem to bother me.
Also, there are days when different colored price tags are 50% off. So, like today, I find a lovely button down shirt, and spend $ 2.70 on it .
Decent prices, and it goes towards a good cause (they partner with Shade tree). How can you REALLY go wrong ?
Also, ask for a «hero» card. Every time you bring in a donation, you get 5% off. Now, you can use this 5% right away… Or come back in 5 more times (6 total) and get a total of 30% off when you donate.

I donate here a lot because they help a lot of good charities. Such as safe nest, homeless veterans, etc. The staff is usually very friendly and will have someone come out to your car and pick up your donations. I’m giving it a 3 star rating because a majority of the items are broken or missing pieces. Also some of the prices are way too high for used items. That a side there are some treasures hidden among the debris. I picked up a like new tripod for my camera that’s $ 40 new got it for $ 5. The books are a great bargain, bought a BBQ cookbook for .99 cents. Also the fact that inventory changes daily, it’s never the same items twice.

I do not usually frequent thift stores but needed some used books for a trip.
Found out that this store donates to Safe Nest which put it on my list to stop in on occasion. Clean selection, nice help and obviously good prices. Stop in, good cause!

For a thrifting store there is a lot of selection here. However I’ve gone to browse a couple of times and barely found anything. Also I would not buy any of their new Halloween supplies and accessories because it is a rip off. They sold wigs, makeup, fake teeth, etc. but walmart sold the same thing a couple of dollars cheaper. I guess it’s just the atmosphere of being in a thrift store that makes one believe they are getting a good deal.

For whatever reason the Savers here in Henderson has the best selection of clothing, books, etc. Not only is the quality of clothing better but the prices are lower than the other Savers locations. Here they don’t up the cost just because the label bears one of the brand names you’d find laughably overpriced at the mall
Besides, where else can you buy the entire library of Bill Cosby recordings on vinyl? They also have many, many good vinyl LPs lining the shelves.

Not that great of a place. There is a large collection of books when you walk in, but the rest of the store isn’t that great. For such a large space I would think there would be more furniture or large pieces to look at. Proably won’t shop here.
I much rather shop at «Castaways» on Stephanie street or «The Giving Store» (not on Unilocal :/​) on Lake Mead Parkway in the same parking lot as Wal-​Mart. Nicer staff at both places, small but better. It seems like the bigger the store the less it gets taken care of.

This is not my usual Savers location because it’s 20 miles from my house, but I was in here a few weeks ago because I was working near by. The selection was more mainstream than I like but the area in which this Savers sets itself far above the others is in customer service. Yep, that’s right. These are by far THE nicest Savers employees you will ever find. I was in here for the last 90 minutes of their 50% off everything day & was treated better than I have been at 11:30 on a Tuesday in the Westside stores. Bravo to the team here. –they’re the reason I will make a point to try the shopping again, next time I’m in the area. –I will update my stars if their selection is better next time.

I have been a thrift store junkie for most of my adult life. This location was the first savers that I had been too, since I mostly shopped at goodwill. I don’t think I’ll go back to goodwill. The prices are about the same and there is usually a wider selection of thongs to choose from
Not only that, but the store is organized so you don’t have to guess where things are. I’ve never been disappointed when shopping here.
The staff is nice and I have been given a discount once for an extremely long checkout wait time. I also like the fact that you get 20% off your purchase if you donate something. Definitely worth a check out if you are in the area and like thrifting. The only thing that kinda sucks is that there is usually a line to try on clothes.

Always clean and neat. Staff is friendly every time! Been coming here since they opened.

Here is the thing, I have lost a lot of weight in the last year and I am still working on it. Therefore, I am not interested in spending too much money on clothes. With safety pins in my work pants, it was getting pretty ridiculous.
Savers to the rescue! Now, you have to be ready to spend some time there, carefully going through what they have. But you won’t be disappointed. I recently purchased four pairs of pants, two skirts, a pair of jeans, a cotton shirt, and a pair of shoes for $ 60. I have clothes that fit! And when I drop another dress size, I won’t feel bad about donating this items to Safe Nest, which will put them back to Savers and give a few bucks to Safe Nest. Recycle, fundraise, and wear nice clothes.
I dig Savers!

I always hit up the cookbook section any time we’re here to see what I can add to my library of cookbooks
. This time, I hit the motherlode and got a complete series from 1968 which featured the following volumes:
American Cooking: The Eastern Heartland
American Cooking: Creole and Acadian
American Cooking: The Northwest
American Cooking: New England
Wines and Spirits
The Cooking of Italy
The Cooking of China
The Cooking of Provincial France
A Quintet of Cuisines
I was particularly interested in the American cooking volumes because I love reading and researching about American Regional Cuisines and from time to time, I also like to execute some recipes and give an updated twist to it. On the other hand, I couldn’t just get a few from the set, so I bought ‘em all!
I also grabbed an herb cookbook and didn’t pay much either… Each book was only $ 1.99 but there was a «Buy 4 books, get 1 free» deal, so I really lucked out!
You never know what you’ll find here at Savers… ALOHA!!!
Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 2013−(74÷100) «Poppin’ Books, Not Tags…»

I am thrift store junky and love searching for a good deal.
This location is just like the rest. Most times it is organized and clean.
You can find a good deal, you just have to be willing to shop and explore.
I can often find Lane Bryant pants in excellent condition for $ 10 or less. For those that are consumers of Lane Bryant, know that this is a steal.
The toddler section here seems to be better than other locations. I can often find steals of bargains in the boys toddlers clothes.
Customer service here is not a steady or guaranteed thing. I guess it just comes down to who is working that day.

If you are looking for an ugly sweater for the ugly sweater Christmas party, you are bound to find them here for sure. It’s too funny how some of these still exist. I was expecting to hold my breath to avoid the funky air smell in stores like these.
On this visit though I was surprised that this thrift store was pretty clean and didnt have that musty smell when you walk in. All the merchandise was cleaned up. If you are looking for something in particular you dont have to dig your way through. Merchandise is organized categorized into sections. The clothes are sized and even sectioned off down into seasons. Don’t expect to find the latest trends in fashion though, alot, about 80% of the stuff are so 3 years ago and beyond. Lots of rows of clothes to pour over though. My good find was a vintage Levi jacket in great condition for $ 7!

The housewares section had alot of funky junk. Even in fair condition was a little overpriced for being used. I cant justify paying full retail price for holiday placemats when you can probably find them 3 doors down at Big Lots and it’s brand new. The store is a good place to find and repurpose items for cheap. I got creative and bought this hideous party dress for five bucks, cut out the crystal appliques out of it and used them. If I had gone to the craft or fabric stores, they would’ve cost me at least $ 5 a piece. So this place is cool for what it is. It serves it’s purpose for me.