The Salvation Army

I’ve gone here since I was a child and I continue to buy clothes from here on a regular basis. Everything is SO well organized, and with such a large space they are able to stock a large variety of clothing so I’m almost guaranteed to find what I’m looking for. As the previous reviewer said, the items are organized by gender, type, and color. They also have a modest selection of genuine vintage items (again organized into its own section).
The prices are fair, but if you want to get a real deal, go on WEDNESDAYS when all clothing items are 50% off all day (except for items with a certain tag color, which changes every week). I almost always come home with a large bag of items for under 20 dollars. You can’t beat it.

Oh, Ye Olde North Apollo Mall. My entire high school career and various fashion mishaps could all be documented by coming here. This still holds a place in my heart as one of my all time favorite thrift stores. The clothing is so immaculately organized that it has honestly spoiled me on any other thrift store. By gender, then type, then color/​size. It’s insane. I can actually walk in and think, «I need a green dress shirt for work.» and walk right to the area and see what they have.
Additionally, the place is HUGE. Literally racks upon racks of clothes. An entire long walk of housewares, the width of the back of the store is all furniture (from which I’ve furnished many apartments), and upfront is a great shoe and jewelry section. The prices are good, they often have sales, it’s rarely ever busy, and it has it’s own parking lot.
I only have one issue with this store, the employees are not now nor have they ever been the friendliest people. In fact they’re nearly abrasive. I’ll let it slide though since everything else is so on point.