The Salvation Army

Heard one of my friends friends talk about this place and how she absolutely loved this store. It had everything she needed and she always found something. Never left without something. Well my friend and I checked it out yesterday since she had the whole day off. The store is huge and when you walk in the front door your like «WOW there’s a lot of stuff in here, where do I start»?!
Checked out a bit of the guys side and the guys stuff was pretty nice. Big selection. Went and checked out the woman’s side. Clothes were organized from size and color. Kinda looks like a rainbow over there. We didn’t see much stuff that really caught our eye. Most of the stuff seemed older. They had some good quality jeans.
Back by the shoes they had some workout clothes (a few shorts and very few shirts), some Halloween costumes (some only had half the costume or maybe 1 piece of it in the package), they had tons of bags and purses on the back wall by the shoes, the shoes well, I’m not someone to buy shoes from these kinds of places just because I’m picky and I like those to be new.
The furniture section I didn’t really care for just because most of the stuff was older and the prices were outrageous. If I’m going to spend that much I might as well go to Nebraska furniture mart and make payments on a new set that’s cheaper and also new. Overall the store was huge and had a lot of choices, but I don’t see myself coming back to this place!

My favourite thrift store in OP. I started going here about a summer ago and I love it. It’s so big! The staff is super friendly and the selection, damn. I’ve found J-​Crew and Urban Outfitters’ brand here several times. A lot of quality items, especially if you’re looking for vintage.

I was excited to find this S.A., it’s really big with lots of merchandise but that’s about it. Anything worth buying is way overpriced. I could pay the same prices on ebay and then the stuff wouldn’t smell like S.A. Probably won’t go back.

Huge store. Great location. Very nice staff. My favorite thing about Salvation army is that they accept donations for items that Goodwill does not, such as children’s high-​chairs and similar children’s items. Did I say huge store? Wow.

This place is HUGE! I went at the recommendation of someone and I was shocked at the selection. Long story short, I’ve been losing weight and a size doesn’t last long in my house… But I still need to look professional at work, which can be very expensive. This was the case last night. My pants were pitiful; way too big. Salvation Army to the rescue! I’m still a plus size but they had a great selection. Now, if you are a size 16 or under… The world is your oyster in this place. Racks and racks. All very well organized and even color coded (my heart skipped a beat when I saw that.) I walked out of there with 8 pairs of pants & capris, a top and a swimsuit for $ 25. Come on now!!! Thursdays are half off women’s clothes and Fridays are men’s. I’m not sure of the other days. They also have seniors discounts.
The only reason for the 4 out of 5… They had some questionable items in the housewear area that should have been tossed rather than sold. Also, no hooks in the dressing rooms. It was tricky to keep my stack off the floor with one little metal folding chair in there. Oh, and since its summer, wear socks if you plan to try on clothes and take your flip flops off. Just a pet peeve of mine.

There is a lot of stuff here. In the area it is, I was honestly expecting a higher quality of items that were there, They do have a lot of nice things. There are a lot of home appliacnces that are brand new in the boxes.
I think the guys have it better on the clothes there. But they have a large selection of couches and sectionals and furniture that you can choose from.
Shoes out of the whayzoo! I have the most common size for women, so I did not see all the love everyone else has.
Overall, it has a lot of things — just not what I wanted.