InJoy Thrift Stores

This is a good thrift store but is beginning to smell like a thrift store (dirty diaper?) and the prices seem to be going up. I just go here for baby clothes, which are 1.99 each and a lot of them are pretty new or still have tags on but they are starting to collect clothing with stains and tears, buttons missing, etc. It seems that all thrift stores seem to start off nice and then try to sell junk and trash over time. Most of the employees are nice and friendly but I think I ran in to the same woman that others commented about. I asked her to hold two large paintings behind the desk while I continued to shop and she told me that «that’s what those carts are for.» (Gee thanks.) They wouldn’t fit in the cart and I had to ask her again to hold them behind the desk. Apparently, that was a huge imposition. I’ll keep shopping here but stick to the baby clothes.

this one is huge! it has lots of stuff and everyday there is a tag AND ALSO, everyday there is a specific thing off… and that’s a steady thing, so if I want to buy baby stuff, I know when to go… clothes are the same as Goodwill… though you know when they will be half price off. :)

I’ve always past this thrift store when I’m on my way to work or after and today I stopped by to shop. I have to admit, it’s very clean and they have nice things but the customer service was bad. First of all, there’s this older lady that was dressed like she just woke up and was very rude. She made racial remarks towards this older couple who talked in Spanish but also English. I asked her a question about her shoes section and it felt like I was almost bothering her although she’s suppose to help customers. To top it off, we were still shopping and it was 7:45, 15 minutes before closing time and she turned off the lights on my mother who was in the kids section looking at clothes for my niece. I will not be coming back…

I’ve donated here twice. I’ve been shocked both times at how non existent the customer service is. They do not have the decency to greet you when you are donating, help you carry the donations in, nor even say thank you!
The inside of the store is extremely tidy though.
In future I will drive a little further and donate to Salvation Army.

Big clean store with nice people but the prices are crazy. Isn’t everything donated? As in free to them? Prices exceeded even Ross… Thrifty? NOT

Injoy
In general this is a good thrift store. However, the prices are high for a thrift store. Sometimes it is ok to pay a higher price. Injoy is a clean store. In fact it is brand new, less than a year old. The store is also well organized.
Most of the clothing items cost about $ 5 each, jeans cost $ 7, I think dresses cost $ 7. They do have a ’boutique’ section. I understand that thrift stores are businesses, or charities run like business, and they want to maximize their profit. That being said, paying $ 30 or $ 50 for a used dress (or an old one still with the tags) in a thrift store is crazy. I think the ’boutique’ section of this store is simply chosen by the employees/​volunteers. I saw a H&M dress in the boutique section $ 15. That made me laugh. Luckily there are still plenty of good items in the regular sections.
Household goods and books are also priced higher here.
One great thing I have noticed, Injoy seems to have a nice big clean selection of toys.
They also have a craft section. I have found amazing things in the craft section, like vintage coat buttons.
I have found a lot of cool things at Injoy. I have shopped at Injoy about five times. I usually find at least one really great item per visit.
I would recommend this thrift store to people who are new to thrifting or people who are not sure if they like thrift stores. Shopping here is a pleasant experience. It is an organized and well run store, but the prices might be too high for experienced thrifters.

This is a great thrift store, clean, no unpleasant thrift store smell and even the glassware is shiny. They have great 50% off sales every day. Items are gently used, not stained or torn. Great prices on children’s clothing. Furniture is in great shape. Store is huge, quiet and carpeted. They even carry some plus size clothing. Any money the store makes is used for domestic violence programs. Staff appears to be all volunteer. A very pleasant experience all around.

Nice big store. Clean and airy. Plenty of parking. Selection in men’s clothing seemed very limited.
Wife said women’s clothing is quite good.
Household items plentiful.
Electronics seemed limited.
Staff friendly.
They help women’s shelters so a worthwhile place to shop.
Prices average for a thrift store.
Hopefully they will improve their selection as time goes by.