Texas Thrift Store

These Texas Thrift Stores are about as good as it gets in San Antonio if you’re looking for large, well-​organized stores, that are kept in pretty decent condition.
In addition to the above, every day is a different discount based on colored tags although there seems to be no rhyme or consistency to what color labels are used on what products…
The staff always seems helpful if you can track one down. I will return to TTS looking for that unique find.

I’m changing my review because of how high the prices have gotten. 30 bucks for a pair of jeans? It’s a thrift store.

This is my favorite thrift store. It’s not all bright and shiny like Goodwill, but it is organized a lot better. All thier clothes are organized by size so you can quickly go to the correct rack to do your searching.
As a man in a clothing store I am used to not having a huge selection, however Texas Thrift has a great selection ranging from shorts to full on 2 piece suits. I lov the organization because that means I am in and out quickly. If Ali is with me they have a number of couches to relax on while her search is going on.
Ladies, it’s important to keep your man relaxed to keep his wallet open while on these shopping adventures!

Prices are way too high for me, which is a shame because they do have some nice things. The only time I will really shop there is when they do the half off sales. They usually do them on every holiday. On those days, the prices are really what they should be all the time. Check the clothing very carefully though because they will sell clothes with stains on them. I mainly hit up the thrift stores for books but there prices on hardbacks are ridiculous. They have a lot of them priced at 6 – 8 $ dollars. Most other thrift shops have them at 2 $ max. The paperbacks and the kids books are cheap so I will give them that and they have a whole section of stuffed animals for 1 $. My daughter always likes to look through them.

Normally I love the Texas Thrift Store. Their locations are usually clean, usually warm, usually very customer friendly.
Not this one. It was dirty, children running every where after several repeated announcements to keep the mean little ankle biters by your side.
The electronics dept had an annoying whine overhead with lights flickering in the hallway heading to the bathrooms. Good thing I am not epileptic, I may have had a seizure. And, there is no paper in the stalls, as the afforementions ankle biters strewn it all over the floor.
The clothes are not organized, not sized, not hung carefully, and there is damage to a lot of the clothes. Yes I know it is all used and donated, but really, why would you sell a shirt that has an obvious stain on it?
I am really upset to pay brand new prices for used clothing. I mean $ 20.00 for a used pull over fleece jacket. I can buy them brand new for less then that at most any store in town. What are they thinking??? This location really needs to get in line with the rest of them.
It was a major disappointment at best.

Awful. They need to fire everyone and start over. Bathrooms have smelled like a back alley for years now. Store is disorganized and dirty.
The worst is the customer «service» though, or lack thereof. I won’t lie, you can get some great deals here. The «manager specials» can be amazing, like half off all furniture and electronics… I got a TV for my kid’s room for $ 5! However, the employees are so awful that I won’t go there anymore. Too many other options in town.
I won’t recount the specifics here but let’s just say there have been more than one «run ins» with idiotic store clerks there who can barely string a sentence together. No thanks! I even mentioned this store to another location (same chain) and that employee had also heard how awful this store was, and urged me to write to the district manager about it That’s pretty bad!