Your Neighbor Community Thrift Store

I used to go this place, but, stopped when they charged me to use my credit card. I pointed out that was illegal and the clerk just shrugged his shoulders. I told him I would never be back and he just shrugged his shoulders again. Just odd behavior. Also, the prices are not too good anyway.

I like this place, I don’t really buy much from here but I donate A LOT because it’s so close to my work. The times when I have bought things here, it has been clean, the customer service was very professional and nice, and they have a large selection of items which are displayed nicely.

So many bad reviews of such a tiny place that doesn’t deserve them. This place is run by a local church and I think most of the people who work here are volunteers or at least they do have a few volunteers on staff. This place is tiny, somewhat organized, and stocked with old items. But that is what I love about tiny places like these, You never know what you are going to find and what treasures you can uncover.
They do different sales throughout the week, with a different sale every day I believe. One day two weeks ago the sale was ‘Buy one used clothing item, get two free”…seriously?! What a good deal, I got a Lane Bryant dress marked as $ 5, a dress I intend to use for Halloween marked as $ 3, and a button up shirt for my boyfriend that was listed at $ 2, all for $ 5.35 because of the sale. Just a couple days ago I went back and the sale was «All handbags and used clothing is 50% off» so I snapped up a cute boston bag and a nice black purse each marked as $ 3 so only $ 1.50 each. I also found a black tee-​shirt in my favorite brand for only a single dollar after the discount. These deals are better than any other thrift stores I have been to lately and it keeps me coming back. Though I have walked out of here empty handed when I didn’t find something I liked, they restock their shelves often enough. Like most thrift stores for clothing there is quite a bit of women’s items in comparison to men’s items but there are some quality men’s items for the ones they do have. They also have a lot of new men’s shirts and polos so buying a couple un-​used things are possible as well.
If you unafraid of searching for a bargain and have time to kill without money to burn, check this place out for your buried treasures.

This place was opened not too long ago. It’s a good-​sized store, although it has less items than Goodwill or Thrift Town. It’s also clean and has a good amount of clothes. Furniture is located in the front and in the back on the left. The new clothes with tags are in the front. The sign in front said CSUS students get a discount, except for new clothes. The price is a bit lower than Goodwill, but higher than Thrift Town. I saw a cute shawl for $ 3. The clothes are organized by type (such as skirts, dresses, etc.), but not by size. You’ll need to go through all the clothes if you want to find something in your size. I didn’t have time to go through everything so I gave up after ten minutes.

This place is ok. But there’s a creepy black guy that must be in charge. He stands by front and gives everyone that walks in the stink eye! Oh except the ladies that go in there alone. It’s very off putting. I’ve also seen him working next door at dollar store. Where her does the same thing and he follows around the store the people he thinks are going to steal. It’s very weird. I Don’t go there any more. If your a lady go in packs. Really

I have been here several times now, this place is definitely hit or miss… Maybe more of a miss. And every time I come back, the items keep getting more and more expensive. Now it reminds me of goodwill’s overpriced, stained and smelly clothing. Staff is friendly (maybe a little too friendly).

So I absolutely love how I hadn’t noticed this thrift store and I live down the street from it! Yes, it’s small but I found some pretty good articles of clothing. It’s not as big as Eco-​thrift but it’s definitely worth a look. They get clothes constantly throughout the day. I’m more into clothes, shoes, purses, and other accessories so I wasn’t really looking at furniture or other supplies. The staff are very friendly and helpful. There is a security guard at all times who monitors the dressing room. I’d feel it more appropriate if a woman staff member monitored the dressing rooms instead. There are only two dressing rooms and they are really small. You can only take 3 items at a time in the dressing room, which I find ridiculous! There are no racks to put unwanted clothes on either. Hopefully they change that. Overall I had a pleasant experience shopping here and I can’t wait to check it out again in a few weeks.