Quality Thrift Store

This place is the best thrift store. I try coming here as much as possible and i always end up finding something amazing. They do not over price anything, everything is super cheap.

Most thrift stores are actually ‘vintage’ stores.
Goodwill is a ripoff these days.
This place is keeping it real.
When the clientele is working class people and not hip fags, it’s a thrift store.
Cash only, deals end of the week. Parking lot is on West side of building.

Thur, fri, Saturday sales 50%off their chosen color tags. Deals pretty good. No dressing room. They are CASH ONLY. When you enter there are no signs saying that till you have allot of stuff, ready to pay to a hand written sign saying cash only behind the register. Also all holiday and new items are regular price. No sign posted to indicate that as well. Over all the place is not bad. I did find great things. Prices are reasonable. They are long beach so they do charge for bags. They close at 5pm but last time we went they were closing the parking lot at 4:45 and the lady said they were closed.

My friend and I came into this store a few days ago and it was the best decision we’ve ever made. Soon and you walk in a lot of things will catch your eyes! I found this grey windbreaker that looked NEW and it only cost me around $ 1.75! My friend found a parka that he liked and cost around the same price as my windbreaker. I will definitely will be coming back to this thrift store! :) Give this place a try!

This spot is super legit! They have just the right blend of vintage, and throwback brand garments. The prices are great here. Great selection here, the women’s collection is tight and huuuge. Bummer, they have no dressing rooms. But they do have full length mirrors around. Hours are limited, staff is very chill. Plan a day and thrift here, rad gear awaits!

This was always the best thrift store to me. They always had the best prices. I could get jeans for $ 2.95 but I went in today and noticed that the prices went up. $ 6.99 jeans is not what you wanna pay when the jeans are ripped and dirty. Other than that it’s an ok store

One of my favorite thrift stores! Everything is so cheap and mostly everything is in great/​good condition. Everything is organized well and you always find something (at least I do.) The only negative thing would probably be the rude workers, but you really only have to deal with them at checkout. The parking lot is somewhat small, so you might have to park on the street.

Quality hood?
Not so much.
Quality parking?
Meh.
Quality cleanliness?
Absolutely not.
Quality crowd?
Eh…
Quality Thrift?
Me thinks so.
Quality Thrift is actually a pretty tiny store and although it does offer a smattering of the typical thrift shop offerings that exist beyond clothing (electronics, books, records, housewares, sporting goods, bric a brac and furniture) this is not a store to visit for anything besides clothing (and a weirdly large section of holiday items).
If you are looking for gently used items you should probably stop reading because this is a store full of dusty old school rags.
If dusty old clothes to wrap your body in is your thing it would suggest you read on and when you visit check out the men’s section. I found countless older sweaters from brands such as Izod, woolrich, Lacoste, JC Penny (old old stuff) and similar brands. I found many sizes and styles suitable for both guys and girls. I also found several older Tees that were pretty neat as well as a few light jackets. For the most part, the items I saw were in pretty darn good condition.
As far as the store itself goes, it’s absolutely filthy. When I tried on the found the sweaters I liked and decided to try them on and had to take off my sweatshirt and when I looked at the floor to set down my stuff I threw up a little in my mouth. Everything that isn’t hung up is carelessly thrown somewhere and probably hasn’t been cleaned since the Clinton administration. Honestly, the amount of treasures this store is festering with is probably on par with it’s termites situation so Imho it’s a small price to pay for walking off with a bounty of treasures.
The prices were pretty good. I picked up a vintage Lacoste sweater for seven bucks and this was one of the more expensive pieces of clothing in the store. The non-​clothing items were also incredibly cheap but their poor condition couldn’t justify their bargain prices. Like most thrift stores, Quality does offer color tag days and if this is the name of your game, make sure to find out as soon as you enter the store what color tags are on sale for the day.
The staff here is was super friendly. Quality thrift attracts a tough crowd and the people that work here are angels. I was «that girl» who bolted into the store about twenty minutes before close and was the last person in line before the store closed up and the ladies behind the counter didn’t flutter an eyelash and smiled and wished me a wonderful day. God bless these ladayz
Helpful hint: the store is NOT open on Sunday and it closes at 4:45 everyday. I know, weird time but you have been warned. Also, bring your own bag because they will charge you for one.
Would I go to Quality Thrift? Yes, but only after I have cleared out everything good from the store

This place is located in Long Beach on a busy street. It looks a little intimidating at first but once you are in, you won’t be disappointed! Deals upon deals! Lots of goodies everywhere you look. Records, shoes, good clothes and behind the checkout counter they have brand name handbags, shoes, perfumes and jewelry. A smörgåsbord of goodies for women who like the finer things in life! There is a section of high quality jeans too (True Religion, Citizens of Humanity, Seven for all mankind). You have to dig a little to find what you’re looking for, it is worth the time though. I found lots of cute dresses for a couple bucks each. Aisles are cramped and shopping carts are minimal but who cares? With these prices that little inconvenience is no biggie! I got a Juicy Couture pink purse here in a lovely shade of pink for 24 dollars. I love this place!

First time I came here was on Memorial day and everything was 50% off! Boyfriend and I got at least 4 items for $ 5! And I got myself a Brandy Melville leather shorts for $ 2 AAAHH! The store can be a bit confusing at first, we didn’t know where the main door was lol. Left side is the women clothing and right side is for the men. Oh and they sell vintage stuff like deer antlers décor.
One of the best thrift stores I have been to. This place has an array of clothes and lots of purses and books to choose from. SUPER cheap prices, some are less than a dollar! Surely coming back again!

Cons: Everytime I go the radio plays «Brown Eyed Girl.» Sometimes it gets too warm and stuffy.
Pros: Found fitting trenchcoat for my Castiel costume! Plus I got lucky and found Cheap Monday jeans one time.

Ahh I love this place. it’s a really good thrift sotre, and if you’re patient (just like for any other thrift stores), you’ll find great stuff. i try to go here with my cousin at least every other Thursday because they have a specials on certain clothing/​tag color.

I love this thrift store! I go there almost every two weeks for their sales. Every two weeks (every other weekend) certain colored tag items are 50% off. I walked out of there today with so much stuff for $ 16! If you are patient and can stand a little heat for a good deal (it can get a little stuffy) this is the place for you! I am a plus size fashion blogger and I find plenty of stuff there in plus size too… which is an extra plus for me. Workers can be a little rude sometimes… but hey, I would have an attitude too if I was in a stuffy store all day putting clothes back that people throw everywhere… lol. Overall, I give this place 5 stars because of the pricing and the great clothing that I have found :)

I was referred here by a friend. She loves it, but I can’t agree with her.
They organized by girls and boys. but when it come to finding children clothing, its scattered. and they don’t have much.
The way they price and tag their items are like Sav Mor thrift in HG, but I prefer the HG one more. I find more stuff at amvets then I would here if I spent the whole day here and probably better condition.
Just didn’t make me smile like the other places.
ill come back again, but maybe to buy books. maybe even lend s help since they are so under staff.

This places was hot and stuffy inside, plus I felt dirty when I left. You have to really look to find something… but the prices are cheap. Not my favorite.

I always find great dresses, skirts and on occasion shoes.
This is probabaly my favorite thrift.
And if you don’t carry cash you can go across the street to the liqour and get cash.
Yay for thrifting!

I drove to South Street Thrift Center in hopes of picking up a few pieces of something, ANYTHING to add some variety to my wardrobe, but much to my chagrin found out they’re closed until June. Bummerrrrrr. Thanks to Unilocal,my thrifting craving was sated somewhat by Quality Thrift store.
They’ve got a small and weirdly arranged parking lot, but don’t fret if you can’t find a space. There’s plenty of parking around the neighborhood. Parked down a ways and as I walked up towards the entrance I passed a bunch of people who were holding several bags each crammed to the brim. This got me muy excited.
The store’s pretty big and mostly clothing with a few pieces of furniture hanging out in the back. There’s a wing entirely dedicated to women’s clothing and it also spills over into the middle section. Organization’s neat and orderly, and there were some real gems in the coat section when I went, such as some pretty tempting authentic European rabbit fur coats that were calling my name. But come on, when’s a SoCal girl gonna need one of those?
Besides that, nothing really wowed me too much, it’s just your typical thrift store. The ammonia smell is definitely there, and it could be a little cleaner… I left the store sneezy and watery-​eyed. Prices are decent, and I was lucky to find a brand new tagged Urban skirt for $ 6, a maxi skirt for $ 3, and a sweet summer dress for $ 4. Not too shabby. But I didn’t see too many vintage goodies, just a lot of typical brands for sale.
Cash only, and you gotta be in line by 4:45PM or else you’re out!

Its rather amazing what people throw out and as they say someone elses trash is somebodys treasure. Anyways i kinda know the owner and i’ve seen some really weird stuff like sealskin luggage, well maybe not that odd.
Im not one to frequent thrift stores but i understand the clientele it attracts alongwith the bargain hunters there are serious buyers that can spot collectible art pieces. He told me one of his regulars a sharpy in the art trade made a cool grand reselling one of the paintings he found at the store

I will not judge a store by it’s store front. Lesson learned.
Located on a busy street with a gated parking lot, it’s easy to just drive by this place and not even pay any mind to what type of place this was.
Is it comparable to Goodwill, Salvation Army or Out of the Closet, sure in some ways, but what makes this one stand out is that it’s frickin cheap!
Hours operation 10−445pm, Mon — Sat. A sign clearly says, the last person needs to be in line at 445pm sharp! Cash only and all sales are final. The scent of ammonia can be smelled right when you walk in and that’s because they are constantly washing clothes in the backroom. If you’ve been shopping for hours or in my case hanging out while the wifey shops, there is a vending machine offering cheap snacks.
Sometimes there are some really good deals happening. Just check their little posting to see additional savings. Don’t take the hangers with you when you’re checking out, you’ll get the evil eye if you forget.
I’m not really into thrift stores, but this place is definitely changing my mind. For the most part, I think I donate more than I actually shop. But don’t knock it til you try it right? So here I am.
Not bad QTS, not bad.

This is an awesome thrift store! The prices were so cheap that I had to ask someone if they were correct! Many items were 95 cents or $ 1.91. Kind of weird pricing, I know, but so cheap! They also had some items at higher prices, like brand new brand name jeans for $ 6 and $ 9. But everything was prized amazingly!
From left to right, they sell kitchen items and miscellaneous household items, women’s clothing, shoes, children’s clothing, men’s clothing, bedding (sheets, etc.), purses, and books. Behind the register are several higher quality/​higher priced items. It’s your typical thrift store with a little bit of everything for a great price.
The good:
Everything is super inexpensive
Wide variety of brand names
Quality items (hence their name?)
Racks are constantly maintained by employees
The less than good:
You have to flip through a lot to find what you want (but that’s a given at a thrift store isn’t it?)
CASH ONLY (they have signs everywhere)
It’s a bit cramped, but there is still enough room to move around decently.
No dressing rooms (but at these prices, if it doesn’t fit, just donate it to someone!)
Not the best part of town (but not the worst either).
Overall, this place is almost 5 stars in my book. I have never been to a less expensive thrift store. I need to start exploring more of them to see if there are other places like this out there! I’ve been donating to the Salvation Army and Goodwill and have been into those stores, but the prices here are a mere fraction of those store’s prices!
The best part? On the day I went, everything was an additional 30% off! And I guess they do 50% off certain items (price tags are color coded, so green, white and gold might all be 50% off at one time) during most weekends! Now I know where I will be shopping on the weekend!