Value Village

Good second hand clothing store, but clothing is priced too high in my opinion.

I can always find sth value is beyond its price 😍

Value Village used to be a real thrift store before they started pricing things according to market value. I don't care if True Religion jeans are $300 new, I'm not paying $80 for them in a thrift store. I go to thrift shops to pay $10 for jeans.

You have to watch the prices....the Post and Salvation army thrift store prices are much better. A 50% off sale at value village is worth it, though. This store is well-run. Halloween has taken over now, which means that a lot of the floor space is taken up by new masks and costumes, etc. I'll avoid it from now until November. Just remember that if you don't like something, you don't get your money back: they only do exchanges.

Too many ghoulish Halloween things. Couldn't take my young grandchildren there.

This place has sometimes clothes and alot of other items that never have been used, as well as other products that have been used or close to new that can be used for sometimes a short time to get buy or something lasting a long time.

Cheap stuff and no line ups. They give you a discount card for dropping off donations.

Clean and organized. Friendly staff.
Pricing is too high though for used DONATED goods. ie: a used Polo style shirt.... $7. A brand new one at Walmart....... $10.

Good place for work clothes and even ever day clothing. And not hard on the wallet.

Really good pricing on everything. Most items don't show very much wear.

One of the best value villages both me and my girlfriend have been to the, Halloween section alone is worth the visit in October. Great staff and always friendly

Amazing selection, especially for Halloween when all their costumes are brand new. Their regular selection is great, too, and quite well organised. My only complaint is that sometimes their prices aren't as good as they should be. For real bargain hunters, check out The Post.