Bargain Thrift Store

If you’re willing to buy thrift store clothing without trying it on, go here. They don’t have dressing rooms, and will not let you try it on in the restroom. I mean yeah it’s cheap, but is it worth it when you get it home and it doesn’t fit? I understand liability but this is the only thrift store I know of that doesn’t have a place for you to try on, and I’m not going to slip it on in front of everyone with my clothing still on. Women’s clothing through the decades and through brands vary so greatly that it’s impossible to know if it’ll fit without trying it on. Very disappointed I just spent an hour browsing without knowing this. The only reason I didn’t give a one star is because they have a good selection.

This is one of my favorite thrift stores in OKC. I have been a lifelong thrifter and regularly stop here. Let me break it down for you…
Pros: Lots of bric-​à-​brac. Tons of dishes and glassware. Lots of knick knacks. Great place to find books, and they always have lots of small appliances. Also have good selection of furniture and décor as well. Tons of kids toys. Good selection of books and linens. Always well stocked with clothing. Lots of purses and shoes. Some items are bagged — prices are pretty good here unless it is something they think is special. Color coded tags and graded discounts according to color. Staff is friendly, and I don’t think I have ever found an item here without a tag.
Cons: Store is not well organized. Be prepared to dig. It is not uncommon to find broken glassware or dishes on the shelves. Some of the furniture (IMO) should be put in the dumpster. This place does not seem to have a standard of cleanliness or condition when it comes to furniture. I do not think this store is very clean. Almost always has unsupervised children running and playing in the toy section while their parent is in another part of the store.
If you don’t mind digging and if you can deal with a little disorganization, you can find some good treasures here.

Large store with a huge selection of pretty much everything you’d find a thrift store. When I first walked in I spotted a dress near the door for $ 14 so at first I was worried if this place was really a bargain but the other prices were more reasonable. Be sure to come with enough time to go through everything because it’s seems like they put everything they have out on the shelves. The clothing racks are not organized by size or color but by short sleeves, jeans etc. and most racks are stuffed with clothing so you have to force your way to get an item out. The knick knacks are just thrown on the shelves so you really have to dig to see what all is there and be careful not to break anything. The drinking glasses and shoes were the two areas that were nicely laid out and the electronic area wasn’t too bad. Some toys were in bags so it was hard to tell if there was anything good in them. The purses and bags were a mess to go through although a few purses were hanging. I didn’t try to look through the books because although the titles could be easily read they weren’t in any kind of order so you have to read every title to find a good one. There were also a couple of bins full of books that I only looked across the top of. All that being said I would go back because I feel like if you have the time to dig you can find some treasures.

This is one of my favorite thrift stores. The prices are great and the selection is large. I always leave with a cart full of items I can’t pass up.

Bargain Thrift is huge! I was surprised by how big their space was inside. Lots of things to look through, and excellent prices — I bought 4 giant coffee mugs for $ 6! I would definitely come back to scout out more goods.

This place is awesome for its home goods. You can score some seriously amazing things like Halloween costumes at 50% off. Or even a NIB bread machine for 7.50!
I have spent 3 hours in here when I had only assumed I would spend 20 minutes.
Come join me and find a stellar deal!
Be aware there is more full priced than percent off items but its too high.

Bargain Thrift is just what is sounds like — Always a bargain! The best part about this thrift store is their massive discounts. Almost every colored tag is discounted anywhere from 10%-90%. This is a pretty good sized thrift store and its packed with mostly clothes and a little bit of housewares/​miscellaneous. As usual for most thrift stores, its mostly stuff from the early 2000s that you finally convinced your Mom to giveaway. But the fun part about thrift stores is finding that special item that is either cute vintage or something you can alter to bring into 2013.,
Major downside is no dressing rooms, if it’s crowded the aisles are a little narrow/​crowded, and the furniture/​larger item selection isn’t huge.
But for me, it only takes a few awesome finds to make a thrift store awesome!