Savers

A large selection of donated items for low prices, nice employees.
My only complaint is that some of the womens clothing is incorrectly tagged in terms of size. I’m a small or medium (depending on the store), but alot of the «S» or «M» tagged shirts were too big for me. :(

Clean, huge, and friendly staff. Got 2 pairs of jeans, and 4 tops for 36 $. Honestly, I’m a veteran thrifter and had been pretty disappointed with the selection at most shops near me in my size (women’s xl/​16). So I took the drive from Lindenhurst to this location and was pleasantly surprised that the prices were great and I found exactly what I was looking for, for a fraction of the price I’d pay at a regular store in the mall/​boutique.
Pretty big selection of purses/​bags, and women’s clothing. Pretty average pickings in the shoe department. My mom bought a bunch of houseware stuff and loved it as well.

Found a pocketbook with the tags still on from the store for less than $ 5

Poor management,
calling Items «NEW» Charging Department Store Prices. Something seems fishy.
WONT be coming back to this Location.

Unless you live in the area it’s not worth going to this location of Savers. Not well staffed, nor do they appear interested in working. Merchandise selection is weak compared to Commack and West Hempstead.

First time at Savors (visiting family) — we don’t have these thrift stores in CA. I loved how organized it was and the prices were decent. I didn’t feel they marked up the name brand items too high! I got 2 «Tory Burch» cardigans for $ 7.99 each and they retail for 245.00 on The Saks website! I got a bunch of sweaters, button down shirts, and dresses. Not the best Thrift Store I’ve been too but not the worst either! I will definitely come back.

In my opinion, the store was overpriced. The money does support a good cause, but I’d rather go somewhere more affordable. They had a sign over the books pricing them $ 1-​$ 2; then you look at the price tag they snuck in on the spine of the book and it’s more like $ 6. I can get it NEW on amazon for cheaper. Same thing goes for toys, games, CDs and housewares… If you shop for clothing only, the prices may be more reasonable, I’m not quite sure because I didn’t look through them. My bill came out around double what it usually is for the same things elsewhere. I will give it stars for organization and store cleanliness though. Just be wary of the bagged items (toys and accessories) one bag I came home with had dust and cobwebs on the toy :/

Awesome, giant and very clean thrift store. I give it an A+
Everything, from furniture, to clothes, shoes, posters, vinyl records is pretty neatly sorted. I love that they also have a HUGE selection of children’s books.
Prices are moderate (towards the more expensive side for a thrift store) and like most Goodwill type stores, they seem to get all of the leftover stuff that Target and Old Navy can’t seem to give away…(Keep that in mind as you are shopping… there is a reason no one bought that while it was on the shelf at Target!).
They have dressing rooms, lots of cashiers and they take credit and debit! Yipee!

You want a Halloween costume last minute?
You crave some sweet threads for an ugly sweater party?
You need an RCA to1/​8^th inch stereo Y cable? (Cool, man)
You want to look intelligent and swank by filling your book shelves with $ 2 books?
Need a Nintendo game cube or Sega Genesis?
You’re doing your thesis on the horrendous fashions of the 1990s?
You HAVE to find a glittery lime green purse to match your latest lady-​gaga-​meets Nikki-​Minaj-​meets-​teenage-​mutant-​ninja-​turtle outfit? GO!
Get in your car and drive your derrière to SAVERS –You get all this random insanity and more! Savers wholeheartedly serves it’s thrifty funk purpose. Not only that, this the absolute best smelling and cleanest thrift store that I’ve encountered.
If this place existed in Williamsburg it would be overrun with hipsters and littered with American spirit cigg butts and PBR cans. All the vintage records would be gone, all the flannel shirts ripped to shreds and all the hilarious 70’s sparkly pantsuits and stripper heels would be non-​existent. So please, if your a long islander in need of a hello kitty waffle maker or vintage tea cups take advantage of this thrifty asset.
Oh, and NOT ONLY do the accept your donations by the entrance of the building, the proceeds go to big brother/​big sister. How can you beat that?

I thought this store was on target. I have shopped at many thrift stores before and this store was well organized. I was able to fine labeled items for a lot less. I recommend to all.