Goodwill Commerce

Would not recommend! I have been here more than twice to donate and the donate section was «closed». I asked why it was closed and they said «short staffed, people calling in sick.» which means there is no one in the back to take in new things and put them out. I feel like when I look through the clothing, the kids section is very bare and I always see the same things. Almost their entire wall of «new products» that are priced over $ 1, are sold at Dollar Tree, for $ 1. I have also noticed A LOT of items that are «used» have a asking price of the product being brand new and sometimes even more!!! Insane!!! They had a used radio flyer wagon for $ 100. They cost that brand new! Also, a little tikes truck that was marked $ 80, when they are $ 85 brand new! I have noticed things with stains and holes/​tears and was told they are not supposed to be put on the floor like that… Also, they commonly mistake lightweight/​heavy weight jacket prices, always trying to get top dollar for lightweight jackets while ringing them up or considering them to be heavy weight jackets. On another occasion, a woman at the register tried to charge me .99 for the top and .99 for the bottom of an infant/​toddler 2 piece pajama. I have always gotten a 2 piece outfit/​pajama infant/​toddler for only .99. I asked her if I could speak with the manager, and she claimed she was the manager. There is rarely anyone ever in this store (maybe 1 or 2 people besides me). I come here pretty often to donate since I always need to go to Meijer, but if that wasn’t the case, I would probably never stop back in.

Although a very clean store, prices tend to be on the high side for a thrift store. Selection is very bland and doesn’t rotate in my opinion due to high price point. I haven’t come in once and seen more than 2 pairs of men’s non-​dress shoes.
In the active wear, consistently find women’s and children’s clothing sprinkled in.
Athletic equipment is outrageously priced.
Store is always dead and near empty when I come, just not a very good vibe here.
I come to it because it is close to home, but if it wasn’t I would not bother my time.

Love their selection of books and I always come away with at least one book and one article of clothing. Not as cheap as Salvation Army but most of the clothes are in better condition here.

I’m a thrift shopper, but I avoid this store. It is well organized for a thrift store, but it has such an unfriendly vibe. On a couple occasions the employees have been plain rude to me and other shoppers. Go down Maple Ave to the Salvation Army. It’s a little «messy» but the people are really nice!

Came here for ugly Christmas sweaters. Left empty handed. This is the cleanest, most well-​organized Goodwill I have ever been to. I literally couldn’t find anything to be «funny» for our sweaters. You can get nice, gently used stuff. There is no smell to the store, and you don’t have that itchy feeling leaving. I would recommend it.
*My mom found a Dora the Explorer house here for my daughter for $ 7…

This store is priced high on some of the merchandise. Clothing is a set price and they have different color tag sales daily.

I have been in this store a few times and overall i like it. However… i was in yesterday and picked out a few shirts that i really liked, but the way most of the tags are stuck into the material leaves a hole in the shirt:/. They put the needle through the seam on the inside but i don’t think they realize that when the tag comes out on the outside its not in the seam, therefor leaving a hole because the needles are big. Anyway, the tank top was 3.99 (good deal for a shirt w/​out a hole) so i asked the cashier (David) if he could give some sort of discount because only one out of the 3 shirts i picked out did not have a hole. He said «i could give you 10%, or 5% or…» He mumbled something else but i couldn’t hear him. David i don’t think really enjoys his job because he wasn’t very friendly. I don’t like to look at my receipts as soon as i get it because if someone says they will give a discount, i take their word for it. When i got back out in my car i looked my receipt over and DAVID NEVER gave me a discount:/. David… you suck!

I love this store and usually stop by every other week to check out the goods. The staff are always very nice and the store is clean. Because of it’s location you can find some really nice items. The fitting rooms are also a plus.
I am partial to this store for a few different reasons. All items are the same price. All t-​shirts are $ 1.99, jeans $ 5.99, sweaters $ 4.99 and so on. Each week there is a 50% a certain color tag. They also have a rewards points program too.
Like many thrift shops, selection can be hit or miss. Last week I was able to get 3 pairs of jeans and a modest mouse t-​shirt for just over $ 14 (two pairs were 50% off tag items). Score!!! The week before that I was able to get some nice sweaters for a similar price and I’ve already received a compliment on one of them. Loved bragging that it was $ 2.50 at the thrift shop…50% tag item! Score! Will next week be a hat trick for me? Probably.
I am at the age where I don’t need or want anymore stuff in my house so I generally don’t shop the housewares or furniture. When I do look, the prices seem fair. Every once in a while I find a few CDs for $ 1.99.
I feel good about shopping here because I can get some great deals, help a good cause, and when I get tired of the clothes in a year or two I will just donate them back. Many times I can buy several outfits for the price of one brand name item at the mall. I love spending my $ 20 of weekly blow money here.

Its ok. The building is really nice. Clothe selection not too nice. The Ann arbor salvation army I felt had a better selection.

I often peruse thrift shops in search of good deals and shirts that my son can stain. Whilst in the area I came across a NEW Goodwill shop in Commerce. I have to say, this Goodwill makes you feel like you are shopping at the clearance rack of Nordstroms. First off, the brands are good, it doesn’t have the funky smell that other thrift shops have — I mean it is super nice. Like an outlet mall. Also, the prices are very easy to figure out. Infant stuff? $.99. Shorts for men? $ 3.99. It is nice to know that the whole rack is the same price.
The only thing I wish is that instead of organizing by color, they organized by size. I would buy 20x as much if I didn’t have to dig for hours.
The staff is nice and the store is awesome. A+ Goodwill!