Society of St Vincent De Paul

I frequently bring my clients to these stores for my job, to assist them with clothing resources. But I’ll be honest while they are picking out clothing I snoop around for myself.
We visited this store right around the holidays which was a mistake their selection of ladies clothing was down to almost zero. Its a smaller store. Also the customer service took a while to figure out the clothing voucher system. Other than that its an ok store.
I scored a cute vintage kids desk $ 3.99 and pair of kitten heels for 4.99 $
Thrift factor: ⁴⁄₅
Overall selection ²⁄₅
Antique possible resale factor: ³⁄₅

I love St. Vincent De Paul stores, generally. I find the prices to be fair and the staff to be friendly. Usually, SVDP has a dressing room or three, which puts it a head above the thrift stores where I have to try things on over my clothes in the aisles.
The Frankstown store seems smaller than most St. Vin’s I’ve visited, with only a rack or two of any particular section. The selection is similarly unremarkable — I rarely find a shopping cart’s worth of things to try on. This store is not especially clean, as many SVDP are a little grungy, but it could not be accurately described as «gross.»
However, despite this disappointed, I’ll give it three stars. I tended to find more items I actually bought in this store, especially proportionate to the size of the store. I am always disappointed in the shopping experience (there are very few OHMYGOD CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS? moments here), but usually tickled silly with the few items I take home. Some of my best quality, vintage dresses have come from this store, and I never paid more than a handful of change for any of them.