Alpine Attic Thrift Shop

I was here recently with my girl for the very first time and we were just delighted to find another thrift store, but to found out it’s not just another thrift store! First of all it’s cleanliness and much friendliness atmosphere is truly a breath of fresh air! I found a neat old school vintage GE radio, and other knick knacks, plus my girl found some clothes for cheap for herself! Anyway, it was our first time there, but for sure won’t be our last and the best thing is the proceeds go to the kids camp at their church! On that note God bless… and go check it out… lots neat treasures to look at!

Super cute little store, very clean and well priced. The people I dealt with were really nice. I’m happy I found a new stop in Simi. Cash and cards accepted.

What an amazingly clean and well priced thrift store! Such a gem and the staff are friendly and welcoming. We’ve even donated stuff to them and they are always thankful and gracious. Staff are volunteers and the store often has sales. Join their email list for a heads up on sales.

Great low prices, hidden treasures, and name brand clothing. I purchased a gorgeous silver-​plated dish for $ 1, a great wrap dress for $ 4, and another party dress for $ 5. They also had silk scarves for $ 1 and leather belts for $ 1, without any special sale. The ladies at the shop were so sweet and there is plenty of parking.

This is a cozy little thrift store in a currently-​construction-​filled strip mall that I always forget exists. Although I don’t find much for myself here besides children’s books, I like to keep it in mind for other things, because I just never know what I’ll find.
Several long racks of clothing take up most of the room here, and the clothes are somewhat organized by color on their respective racks (men’s, women’s, and children’s) rather than article of clothing (like how other secondhand stores have racks for pants, coats, dresses, skirts, etc.).
A meager selection of shoes, books, kitchen appliances, dinnerware, and small miscellaneous items are on shelves against the walls. There aren’t any bulky pieces of furniture around; I think the largest things I’ve seen are a few bicycles.
Here’s a random note: Beanie Babies are $ 0.25. I have no clue who still collects these things, but if you want any, there are some here. (That’s kind of funny, yet pitiful — we – I mean, people have spent loads of money on these ten years ago, and now they’re being resold for something cheaper than a call from a payphone.)
Other than that, I know where to go when I want add to my old Sesame Street library. Or buy a powder blue graduation gown, in case I ever need it.
Edit — 11÷16÷07.
They deserve another star! Not only is the staff very sweet, but there is almost NO MUSTY SMELL. Compared to other secondhand stores, it’s a breath of fresh air.
And my latest treasure? A FOAM FINGER. Now I can go places and wave that obnoxious thing around, babbling about who’s #1.