Flo’s on 7th

They don’t open until 10am yet at 7am they are going to blast music in the parking lot, crowd screaming every 30 seconds with an announcer on a mic. All to have adults race tricycles several feet. I live within ear shot and have work. Even if I ever wanted to shop there I won’t now. So rude and inconsiderate of them.

I like this place but its hit or miss depending on when you go. You can go 1 day and they wont have too much inventory out or good prices and you can go the next week and you find all kinds of new inventory out with great prices.
The people working there are volunteers that seem to be overworked and not very friendly.
In conversation, a worker told me that they lost several volunteers and that is why they didn’t have much inventory out on the floor. So i thought i could volunteer there a few days a week. Its for a good cause and I had some extra time. Well the application for a volunteer is so in depth, long, and involved. You think I was applying for a CEO postion at a huge corp. They do background checks credit checks etc. Which is not a prob for me but it was just too involved for a part time volunteer position. No wonder why they are short staffed. Most people volunteering at a thrift store are not going to jump through that many hoops
Anyway, I like this store. Its clean and organized and generally has nice quality or higher end items.
If you dont have luck there on 1 day, try back a week or 2 later.

Lots of household items but that are donated… not consignment quality level. Tons of art and clothing too.

Nice thrift store, good selection of clothes, shoes, housewares, and books, with profits supporting their at risk youth programs.

One of the nicest thrift stores I’ve ever been to. Well organized with quality items. The staff seem friendly as well.

Trip #1 to Flo’s…Wednesday-Senior Day. The tiny table I wanted (overpriced at $ 20.00)-oops senior discount doesn’t apply.
2 days later I went back and identical table was really overpriced now at $ 25.00 because they were having a 20% sale on furniture. I pointed out that the table was broken and asked that it be priced lower… no can do, says the clerk.
Yes, they do get their merchandise for FREE. You’d think they would be a little more honest to get their stuff sold. I’ve donated a lot to Flo’s but now I probably won’t ever shop there or donate again.

It’s so easy to give Flo’s on 7^th five stars, they are my favorite thrift store in the valley. And my grandmother is hooked on them as well. You never know what you’ll find here and their inventory changes all the time. Some recent treasures I’ve uncovered here, a beautiful mahogany frame 24×30 (something like that) — $ 10. A very large blown glass serving tray (it’s my dinning room center piece filled with fruit) — $ 25, assorted plastic fruit a big bag — $ 2.50, round pedestal end table with faux tiffany lamp — got the combo for $ 25.
I have to check them out at least twice a month and it’s always a pleasure.

Cute little thrift shop. The day we went the clothes were all 50% off and certain tag colors where 50% off. I love when thrift stores add additional savings perks :) I didn’t find anything that impressive but with thrift stores its always hit or miss. I will go back and check it out again.

I can’t believe it took me so long to step into this place!!! Flo’s has great finds, even some name brand items, for really great prices. This place has everything you could want in a thrift store – huge selection, perfect prices, friendly staff, and a clean and fun shopping experience.
Overall, if you’re into thrift shopping, don’t miss Flo’s on 7^th!!!

I stumbled upon Flos on 7^th by accident, and it was an accident waiting to happen :)
Clean and organized.
Tons of high end items.
One dollar color tags that rotate biweekly.
This is not your typical thrift store. It feels like a thrift boutique.
All of the money raised by this store goes towards helping teens without homes.
Shopping + Bargains + Giving to a Good Cause= Amazingness.
Go Flos!

wow, greats deals

Peeps, let’s get real for a second: when I go thrifting, I absolutely hate how dirty some places can be. This place is like a beautiful, sparkling gem. I mean, reallllllly clean! Off to a great start, if I do say.
The ladies working that day were all very nice and helpful, as I had several questions and needed to use the toilet. Clothing is nicely arranged, and all items and pretty easily accessible. The day that I shopped there, all blue tag items were a whopping dollar! Score.
While I didn’t find anything on my first trip, I am happy to say I will be heading there soon to try and find a glorious Christmas/​Hanukka/​Kwanzaa/​other this-​time-​of-​year-​holiday sweater.
See you soon, Flo!

Sorry to say, but I don’t see what the hoopla is all about for this place. It’s a step above the usual thrift store in its organization and presentation, and I suppose that makes a more comfortable, dignified shopping experience for some. But considering that everything there is donated, the prices are ridiculous.
It’s for charity! you say.
Well, so are the dozens of other thrift stores around town, with comparable presentation and selection, but more reasonable prices. On this block where there are several other second-​hand shopping options, I’d hit this place last with whatever cash left over after the other shops. I give it three stars because it’s a good store, but it would be a stretch to call this place a thrift store. It’s le sequeund haaand le clothing.

As a weekly Thrift Shopper I find my trips to Flo’s now further and far between. Their shop is very clean and well laid out but it is very clothes heavy and a tad pricey leaving alot to be desired. Knowing that my money is being used for a good cause makes up for this and keeps me coming back again and again.

This is a great place to find something for your closet or home while supporting a great cause.
The staff is always upbeat and helpful… if you know what you are looking for and they have seen it, they will help you track it down.

Being a junker for over 30 years qualifies me to say that I found Flo’s overpriced and having nothing. Now in fairness, I hit it on a Saturday afternoon when they might have been picked over already, so I will give it another shot someday… when I have time and am in the area. But my impression of Flo’s really was «meh…»
I can say it was very nicely organized, tho, and clean smelling… always a plus in a thrift store unless you have very bad sinuses, anyway.

–VERY clean and organized. No funky thrift store smells.
–Kind of pricey for a thrift store, considering that they received the stuff for FREE via donations… another overpriced thrift-store…sigh!
–Lots of second-​hand clothing.
–Service seemed ok. No one acknowledged me, but I didn’t make a purchase either.
–Parking is a bit tight, and crazy if you pull in FROM 7^th Ave.

A really great thrift store that sells some excellent stuff. Plus, Flo’s on 7^th is Florence Crittenton’s store, so it’s helping out a great cause. Check this place out first before any other thrift store. You can find better stuff here and at a good price.

The Books! The furniture! The dishes! The jewelry in the Fancy Stuff case! Expensive designer shoes and ladies bags — expensive until they hit Flo’s
Items from all these departments and more are in our home. This place is a bag of candy for a Thrift Store book addict. I’ve found lots of nice old literary and children’s books, guitar playing instruction books with rock music chords and words and original compositions folded inside.
Sweet D perches in front of her computer on a chair that probably began its life in an attorney’s office. People drop off some interesting and classy plates, cups, dishes, dish sets, coffee and tea pots, plus shot glasses!
We found Black Hills Gold earrings for a fraction of their retail or EBay price. They were caked in shoe polish, roof patch, or some other gunk and we got lucky.
We almost had to stop going. But we can’t resist. Because we know we are buying the Stuff Holding Together the Universe as We Know It. If we don’t clutter up our museum, I mean house with the right stuff, it may go to the dump, decompose, and chaos ensue.
Besides that, Flo’s is for helping young women who’ve fallen on The Worst of Times. And that is worthy.

It didn’t smell funny when I walked in! Staff was really helpful, especially when I spotted the Kate Spade bag in the case. Of course, being the purse whore that I am, I had to buy it.
They had high-​quality used and vintage clothing as well as electronics and appliances. There’s a stereo receiver I eyed for next paycheck. $ 40! Wait, I didn’t tell you that. DON’T BUY IT.
I spend about $ 50 on the purse, a skirt and shirt.
Oh, and if you need a fondue set, they have one. Just invite me over when you use it, K?