Savers

I was in Savers today. I bought a set of cordless phone. When i got home i untangle all the cords just to my surprise their is 3 battery chargers, a cell phone charger but no main charger for the base and a extra base for another phone. Im mad because they purposely sold me something that is totally useless. You cant get your money back only store credit. I cant understand if you bought something and it was to little but to sell something that is useless and not get your money back is crazy. No i wont be back, and i drove from thr far west side of Madison. Savers that was on tht West side was way better. This one not so much. Im not driving back for a $ 12.99 the garbage they will go. And to top it all off i spent $ 100+ dollars.

The best thing about this place? The staff. They genuinely seem happy. When the staff is happy, the service is fabulous. The store is clean, well-​organized and offers many awesome seasonal items. Halloween? They have costumes. Christmas? They have sweaters. They have coupon out there too!
Don’t miss Savers.

When I first saw the sign for this store, I thought it was one of those places that bought inventory close outs. To my thrift store shoppers delight, I found that this was a resale store. Being in love with finding one of a kind clothing items so I don’t look like every other woman on the streets with the same style, I ADORE thrift store shopping for clothes. Plus, who can’t pass up a good deal on house hold items? You can totally redo your whole pad for $ 100. So, I had to check this place out to see what swag fashions and cool house hold items. I could find.
Ugh, don’t even bother with this store friends. First of all, although the clothes are separated by gender, they are not organized by size. Then, the prices! $ 7 and $ 8 for tops. $ 10 for skirts? Um, I will pass. I can shop Macy’s clearance and get brand new items for that.
The thing that urks me about these stores is that all the goods are donated. I am not even sure what Savers is doing with the profits but, really don’t care because I won’t go back.

Way to expensive for being a thrift store. If i wanted to pay $ 8 for a kids shirt i would by it new at Walmart.

Well organized by item type and size. I found a great blazer from the Gap for $ 6.99! It takes a while to look through everything. Go with a plan on what you’re looking for! Many items are lower level name brands (e.g. Target and JC Penny), but if you look hard enough you will find some hidden gems!

Wow. Having neve been in this location of Savers before I was amazed at how well they have transformed the old Gander Mountain space. No cramped, hard-​to-​squeeze-​through aisles or piled up merchandise. The store is really well laid out and the store associates were more than helpful when I came in looking for something specific — the friendly greeter at the door pointed me right where to go. Also, they did a great deal on a bulk purchase (I might’ve cleaned them out of vintage china plates…). An excellent thrifting experience.

Typical Savers except this one is packed with stuff Madison people use. Small towns with educated healthy populations make for great thrift stores … I won’t tell you my secrets!!!