OutFITters Thrift Store

The best place to find good quality clothing, furniture, dishes and more all at great prices! Added bonus, profits help to support the nonprofit Families in Transition.

Unfortunately all the good product is sent to the concord store, so you’ll be hard pressed to find anything nice here. Still, for a good cause. You won’t find great quality here, maybe spend $ 5 at most. Which sucks that the store is so dumpy compared to the concord one. It’s worth popping in every once in a while, good sales, but everything here is bottom of the barrel. The prices are excellent, but it also reflects the quality of the items being sold

Truly a hidden gem. I have furnished almost my entire apartment from here. Since their space is small they mark prices way down very quickly. I have gotten beautiful lace trimmed curtains, a designer couch, and multiple other furniture pieces and home items there. Most times when I go I find nothing but eventually I find something that makes continually checking worth it. They are always having deals especially on clothing. They staff is friendly and helpful. They don’t do delivery, but they have a guy not working for them that you can use. I have used him twice with great results. Also, they are owned by families in transition. A nonprofit that helps people in need and those that are homeless. It’s nice to see a business that is directly helping people in Manchester and Concord and it’s nice to know that your money is going to something to help the people where you live.

I should have written a review a long time ago. This is a place to find a gorgeous scarf, a brand new Roman shade, a cute handbag and a comfy chair. Just like any thrift shop, you have to go often. Some days there will be nothing great, other days you’ll need a shopping cart.
Just a few things I’ve bought:
Allen & Roth (Lowe’s brand) roman shade, still in the box, $ 6
Kate Spade handbag, $ 4
Two cozy chairs, 70’s era, $ 4 each
Large unframed wall mirrors, $ 3 – 4 each
Ceiling flush mount light fixture (from this decade) $ 4
Candlestick lamp (no shade) $ 3
Books, $ 1 each
I haven’t had much luck with electronics. Computer speakers haven’t lasted beyond a few weeks, but at a few bucks, it was worth a shot.
This location tends to have the best furniture. The Concord, NH location has better clothing.
The staff has always been courteous and polite, whether taking a donation or cashing you out.
Also, if you’re having a really tough time, they usually have single use packages of shampoo and small bars of soap at the front desk. Also at the front desk is a good sized collection of jewelry, always very well priced.
When stuff (especially furniture) seems to stick around for a while, they mark it down. I’ve seen desks for $ 5 and armoires for $ 20.
Whenever in Manchester, it’s always worth it to swing by and check it out. You never know what you may find.

Adorable store, good sized with lots and lots to look at. I came into town to visit friends and we spent some time poking around. Found a really neat skirt for a couple bucks. I frequent TONS of thrift stores and flea markets and I enjoyed my visit to this one. The staff was so friendly and genuinely nice, and they keep the place organized and clean. Always nice to find some cool pieces and support a good cause.

Much cleaner and more professional than the average pawn shop or thrift store. Helpful and courteous staff excused themselves every time they walked in my path (unnecessary but considerate), and prices that let you know they understand you’re there to save a buck. I got two board games and a computer game for $ 5 which would’ve been triple that had I found them somewhere else. A positive experience that I hope to have again in the future.

A decent and fairly large thrift shop in an old mill.
Very clean and well organized. A good amount of housewares and furniture.
85% woman’s clothes. Yikes!
Prices on housewares were good.
All for a great local charity and mission!