Siloe Thrifty Store

This store is huge! It is very organized and there is just a lot to find in this store. The prices are great and I was impressed by the feel of the store. Its not your usual run down thrift store where you only find half broken items. It seems they take the time to sift through their donations to sell only the best items. I love that its Christian owned as well.

Small thrift store. Not that much selection. Everything looked very packed together in this small shop. Didn’t look that clean/​organized at all.

I didnt get to spend as much time here as I would have liked, I just looked at the baby clothes … Spent $ 15 on 3 baby overalls and 2 onesies thought that was a bit high considering, I just spent the same amount at another thrift store and got about 20 baby items.
This place is huge!!! tons of stuff… I think the deal days are on Wednesdays. would go back to have a thorough look around.

Overall, the store is small and cramped with stuff. I wouldn’t say junk because I have found some great clothing, accesories, and house items here BUT not that often. You definitely have to look and search for these great finds. I’ve walked out empty handed numerous times. If you have time and are feeling lucky, try this store out.
My thrill — found some =)

Well this is perhaps one of the most packed thrift stores I have ever come across. There is barely room to turn around let alone pull something off of a shelf or off the rack. Ohhh and a bunch of stuff fell out the front door when they opened up in the morning it looks like.
However they have a bit of clothing for all ages and both sexes. Several racks right down the middle of hte shop. There are shoes and accessories as well. This shop is packed so deeply, high, and tight that a Marine drill instructor would give his nod of approval. There is a curtained off back area where they are sorting things out as well.
They have a side room, that I believe was originally intended as a stockroom or office and have it filled to the rim with tables, chairs, cabinents, alarm clocks, food processors, etc etc etc… Some of the stuff appeared that it could have been real wood and not just particle board.
Overall it looks like this place is busy and has quick turnover, but they have a lot of lower end stuff that I saw and I just had nothing jump out at me while I was there that I had to have, granted I didnt have anything in mind to buy anyways. Definitely worth investigating if you are looking for something unspecific but know you need something cheap: D