Lincoln Thrift Store

Love this place. Can be hit or miss and you have to have time to search. Last time I was there I got a vintage frame bag… crocodile for $ 1.91. All those that say there aren’t brands aren’t taking the time to search. My best finds there: Hermes tie, Gucci scarf, Hugo Boss blazer, Max Mara clothes… now I’m not saying that happens all the time… but isn’t that part of the fun? Prices are 1.81, 2.92, 3.93 etc and they do now take debit cards though they will charge you 65 cents. Happy hunting :)

Checked out the new location, and I was extremely disappointed.
I was expecting much more because when I went to their old location I was able to find items from Forever21, H&M, and Wesc… but everything I saw today were 80’s & 90’s fabric, shoulder padded, unflattering, and extremely dated.
I’ll probably try this store again, maybe it was just a bad day for me to check it out.

I really didn’t like this place. It was super MUSKY. I couldn’t stop coughing there was so much dust in this place. They had a very small selection on everything besides clothing. I did find a nice dress here but they charge tax on their items so the price on the tag is not what you pay. They also had ZERO designer names, new or vintage. I won’t be going back.

Great place for men and women’s clothes. The store was big and didn’t have that old, dirty, or musty smell you get from non-​ventilated stores.
They don’t have much for kids, as in there was one aisle for girl clothes and the boys was almost nonexistent, I was looking for 2 year old toddler clothes which I had no luck in. But their selection in women and mens clothing is huge. There’s plenty of things to look at in the mens section, they had their shorts/​pants/​suits in good or close to new condition, decent sweaters (if only the weather was cooler this time around)
They have three dressing rooms! That’s a plus because I found two great pants that I thought wasn’t in my size, but it was for after trying them on. And I usually never look at the pants section because they don’t have dressing rooms. Most of the prices were under $ 2 and varies from under $ 4 – 5. I’m not complaining since other stores personally let their employees overprice the value of used items.
If you have plenty of time to kill, come here, an hour before closing time will not be enough time to check everything out!

Love this store! The new address is 1725 W Orangethorpe in Fullerton.

Hi!
I’m just wondering… does anyone know what happened to this place? Did it move? This was my favorite thrift store. The other day I drove by it and I see that it’s completely deserted. I loved this place. If anyone has any info please share. Thank you! :)
**UPDATE**
Big Thank You to Violeta L. for providing the information! The Lincoln Thrift Store has moved! This is the new address:
1725 W Orangethorpe in Fullerton.
Happy thrifting everyone!

This has got to be the BEST thrift store around. Prices are low as heck! I got jeans and shorts that were in great condition for $ 2 each!
Although, this place is quite dirty. and the fitting rooms feel gross. I kind of feel like there’s hidden cameras in there. Also, when I went to pay, the lady charged one of my pair of jeans for $ 19. are you kidding me this place has nothing over $ 10 even.
Five stars because the prices and stuff here are just. WOW

I went here today looking for a dress. They definitely have a large selection and I even found a couple of nice ones. Their prices are really cheap… I did not see anything over $ 5 there so yea I’d check it out if you are in the area. Couple of warnings: They are CASH ONLY and the will not hold items for you… so come prepared!

Wow, I can’t believe people like this store. Everything is filthy dirty, nothing is organized, the staff is rude, and the pricing is way inconsistent. And why would you spend all that money on security tags? Everything had these tags on it, seemed totally silly to put a tag on a $ 3 pair of used pants? If you have all that money to blow on all the extra labor hours to put those things on and off, you could spare some labor to organize your store better. And whats with all the empty shelves?

Decided to thrift outside my area and ventured around Fullerton/​Anaheim area and stumbled upon this thrift store by chance.
Definitely one of a kind for you’ll never find a thrift store with that kind of shoe selection with agreeable prices! Found two pairs of penny loafers; crème and black, same brand for $ 5.

This place has one of the best selection to price ratios for a thrift store in OC. I think I end up buying more things here than the other surrounding stores just because when I do find something I like it’s usually pretty cheap. $ 2 for a t-​shirt or $ 4 for a pair of pants while Goodwill and others will charge at least double that. Also the clothes are actually arranged according to size here, which helps you move through the store quickly.
There’s not much to speak of in regards to general merchandise. There’s no aisles of houseware or anything like that. Just one book and movie aisle, a few scattered sections of electronics, toys, a few small cases of jewelry, and a small section they’ve labeled as «Oldie’s But Goodies». A couple of furniture and sports items are tucked away in the back, but nothing that ever catches my eye.
The place is a little run down as others have mentioned, but it’s a thrift store, not Nordstrom. What do you expect? One of the only things I don’t like about this place is that they staple the prices on to the clothes so you have to be really careful in removing the staples later at home or else you end up with a big hole in your item. Also, they only take cash so make sure to hit up the ATM before coming in. If you’re looking for hidden treasures look elsewhere, but If you just want to browse through some cheap clothes this place is pretty decent.

I’ve been to sweet thrift stores and this is not one of them. I just kept thinking: «who would buy this junk?» Most of it was something I would throw out!
Luckily I was there for some records, which were in surprisingly good condition and that made the trip worth it. I browsed around the rest of the store, but nothing called out to me.

If I come back, it will DEF make sure that I am handcuffed to my husband.
Why??? I’ll get to that in a moment, but first…
This place didnt have much when it came to furniture or lighting assortment. It did seem to have a wide assortment of men’s clothes, thus explains the uncomfortably large numbers of men in the store. There were very few women shopping alone, let alone women there period. Hence, being handcuffed to my husband would hopefully ward off a large number of unwelcome stares… *Shudder* If you dont have a SO thats willing to go, go in a pack of your gfs and stay together! use the buddy system!

My mom use to take me to a lot of thrift stores and I didn’t like any of them until I went here. There are A LOT of women clothing that are still good. The clothing are more updated than other thrift stores since the ones I’ve been to seem more for older people. The stuff there are CHEAP that range from $ 1 – 3 for clothes.
The downside about this place is the parking, two changing rooms, kids, and especially, the screaming kids.
But overall, this place is number one on my thrift store list.

I am a thrift store fanatic. When I first entered this store I was excited. They have a wide selection of goods more so for women than for men in my opinion. They have tons of vtg apparel, like most thrift stores you really have to dig and look through racks and racks to find what you are looking for.
They also sell books and cameras here for very low prices!
I find the pricing here to be pretty interesting.
Pricing here is very random
for example $ 1.91, $ 1.34, $ 3.33
Most of the stuff here are really inexpensive.

Have only been here once and I’m definitely more a «Vintage» store shopper vs. «Thrifter». But stumbled in here one day by chance and scored my most amazing thrift/​vintage buy EVER! Also got some cut vintage items for like $ 2 each!
The low rating? Ugh — the smell and the millions of screaming babies.

So I went here the other day (May 1^st) and checked out the book section, since I was still on an «old book high» from the UCLA book festival.
I didn’t find books from 1970’s and below, but all the best sellers you see at Target? They’re right here, and cheap… very cheap: $ 1.

I love this place! The prices are fantastic, and the selection is good. (Especially in the Dresses Department.) Things are a little dirty, and although the store itself is so huge, I would NOT suggest bringing a cart with you through the aisles. One cart may go through perfectly, but since it’s usually fairly crowded (especially on sales days) two carts together is just asking for a jam.
The employees are friendly and very helpful. They really are the sweetest things. I’m not sure if it’s because of the area, but there can be quite the gathering of rude people. The last time I was there, my cart which I left next to me was pushed aside TWICE unasked by two random grouches.
But otherwise it’s a great place. Prices are amazing, and even better on their special sale days!

Be forewarned if you decide to come after 3pm this place will be raided by 15 year old emo kids from Brookhurst JR. High. They get new shipments every tuesday so go tuesday mornings.
This stuff is cheap, not cheaply made. They probably have the biggest selection of women’s coats and Men’s dresses. Also if you like Vintage Furnitare this is probably the best place for that.
BTW, if you like parking close and not walking to the door be prepared to NOT do that. Parking sucks Shaq’s balls post game.
All in all, this place is pretty big and sweet, but get there soon before the kids come in to buy ironic t-​shirts and Records they thought were cool because they saw on NME’s «classic rock» list.

you can find VERY cheap stuff here, but the pricing guide seems a little weird. $ 9 for a sweater with a hole and $ 2 for a pristine peacoat?
this place is a little dirty, but you get what you pay for. spacious store, pretty well-​organized! however there are only 2 fitting rooms and there is no mirror or light inside. shady… literally. the mirror is outside the stall so everyone sees what ridiculous clothes you’re trying on. also, parking is sometimes a problem for me. gets really crowded on saturdays when they have sales!