During a girls ' lunch in Wayne, I recently stumbled upon Neighborhood League Shops and discovered…read morethe treasures they sell and the opportunity to consign items you would like to sell. You've heard the saying, "One person's trash is another person's treasure." After refreshing and restyling my living and dining rooms, I found some less-loved items that someone else might enjoy. Knowing I planned another visit to the King of Prussia area, I brought my no longer loved items to the Neighborhood League Shops, a nonprofit in Wayne since 1912. This is my first time consigning. I learned that each drop-off is limited to 15 items, and no books are accepted. The ladies in the shop were very friendly. They explained the consignment process and accepted my two boxes containing less than 15 items. When shopping for preloved items, the quality and value of these older, well-made products are second to none. The Neighborhood League Shops offers an excellent selection of reasonably priced cut glass, crystal, sterling silver, etc.

FDC and I decided to pop in to the Neighborhood League Shops on a whim, as we were running errands…read more Why not? She especially wanted to check out the Alley Door, which she described as more "eclectic " than the furniture and clothing stores. We first went into the housewares and furniture store. The main floor has lots of cut glass and fine china pieces, jewelry and some art. A few lamps. Not a large space. Laid out well and clean. I headed to their basement, which had more everyday "home decor" items, some linens, small electrics, etc. I saw many lovely things, though nothing interesting enough to purchase. We then headed over to the Alley Door, which is around the corner. Despite it being almost noon in weekday, and a sign stating they open at 10, the store was dark and locked. Huh? We walk back to where we were and ask about this. They know nothing, they said, just that the cash box had not been collected. That's it. I imagine these stores are run by volunteers, and it's a good cause. I'm not sure I would make a special trip to shop there. When I'm in the area, I'd go again.

Peaceful space Easy shopping experience…read moreValue for items Not overpriced Great service too Metered parking in the back Street metered parking Assessable through 320 Market Entrance you need to pass 320 market Quality pieces Shoes and bags Owner off on Sundays

Great selection of modern and vintage pieces! Got some adorable vintage alpaca leggings and some…read moregently used made well jeans.

I came here to check out the odds and ends and found some fits for my 2-year-old instead. The…read moreprices were reasonable for secondhand clothing, so no complaints there. And the quality was good. Just a small selection of clothing, which is primarily what I thrift for. However, the jewelry is abundant here. I love how they sell these big gigantic jars of jewelry. Almost like a surprise bag!

FDC and I were heading home from a shopping trip in Lansdowne when we spotted this new store on…read moreDarby Road. Even better, there was a parking spot out front we could just slide in to. Meant to be! Catch My Thrift has been open for a few months, according to the people working at the store. They offer a variety of vintage items at reasonable prices. They're not the lowest price, nor are they the highest. They had many useful things, and some wonderfully fanciful items. Staff were professional, friendly and helpful. They knew the inventory and politely suggested similar items when appropriate. We'll definitely stop by again. I'm curious to see what they have on our next visit

Huge thrift store! Worth the hype. Proceeds support a fabulous cause…read more Plenty of inventory and the prices are still reasonable thrift prices unlike so many other big name thrift stores. It's relatively clean and well organized. There are fitting rooms to try on clothes. They have a cool rewards program too. Earn 1 point for every $1. After a certain amount of points you get $5 off etc.

They deserve 5 stars hands down! The mission itself speaks for them…read more Taking from their website: Worthwhile is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that reaches and serves survivors of human trafficking and exploitation via our education & empowerment, restorative long-term safe house, and employment programs. The profits from Worthwhile Thrift stores help cover the immense overhead costs associated with running the most comprehensive survivor non-profit in Pennsylvania.​ So there alone they have my money. I'd pay a smidge more just to help support a worthwhile mission! There is an abundance of clothing, shoes, glassware and kitchenware. Then a smattering of all the other things to include records, cds, HS, books, decor etc. it's pretty big, but not overwhelming. It's always clean and pretty organized. The staff has always been kind, helpful and engaging on all my visits. Their pricing is extremely reasonable for so many of the items. I don't think I've thought twice about an item here due to their price. This is always a thrift location I like to visit.

She has a wonderful selection here. She had a lot of jewelry and there were purses as and jackets…read moretoo. Clothing outside was $2 a piece and I got a shirt inside for $3. I love finding local thrifts shops because, besides the prices being better, it's always a plus to support small businesses. I will be returning.

This is an amazing store!! Everytime I go I find something new and exciting. I'm planning a wedding…read moreand I've been able to find so many awesome items for centerpieces-- perfect for our romantic wedding theme. We're so excited to be able to save money and have wonderful items that we can use for our new home! More than the wonderful household items, purses, jewelry and clothes, the owner, Mrs. Patty is just a joy to be around. It feels so great to be supporting someone just so kind and genuine! Make it a part of your weekly errands stop. You will not be disappointed!

What a great place! There are beautiful items and terrific…read morebargains and the people working there couldn't be kinder!! Everyone should check this place out if they love great thrift stores!!

Such a lovely & charming shop with great deals on both clothing, books, art & housewares. Store has…read moremenswear, but not children's. Ample parking and friendly service. ​Stop by, you're bound to find a treasure that appeals to you. Run by volunteers, so limited hours, check b/f going. Proceeds go to the church and local charities.

Awesome place! Huge, clean and items priced to sell. When for plates, left with a cart of goodies.read more

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.

This store has a boutiquey feel to it, like women's clothing stores used to have. It feels very…read moreupscale. The prices are reasonable for name brand clothing in pristine condition. They have shoes, bags, accessories, anything a gal needs in a wide range of sizes. In other words, it's not 10 year old Missoni in size 4 masquerading as a consignment shop (and I WORSHIP Missoni). If you are larger than a 10, you will find plenty of options here. There is also a small selection of men's clothing. Juniors or women who like to think they are juniors, this store is not for you. This is a shop for women who don't mind admitting they are over the age of majority. Clothes are arranged by type and by size, so if you're looking for a jacket, there is a section for jackets, skirts, etc. I was tempted by the most buttery soft ultra suede skirt in a light purple. But then I remembered, I'm only buying black and white anymore. I didn't rate this store higher because the sales clerk (who I know is not the owner) did not greet me or make any effort to engage me when I came into the store. In fact, it felt like she was avoiding me. When customers walk into a store, it's customary to say "hello, are you looking for something special"? Don't walk behind the counter as though I'm not there. I wasn't even rockin' the nose ring; but I'm not inclined to return when there are so many other options. ( As an aside, I've walked into Nordy's looking like crap on a tray and I've still gotten stellar customer service). Anyway, this store has very nice clothing and excellent prices, they also take plastic. Don't know what the return policy is, cause, well you know...I hope you have a better experience. 03/29/2011 I never mentioned children's clothing in this review. If you looked at my profile and reviews, you would know that I am not spamming. I write about my encounter with a business, which in this case was a departure from what I experienced from local consignment shops. It should also be noted that my review was complimentary of the store in general and the merchandise.

I've been going to Charmingly Linda's for quite some time now. They have a new location, so if…read moreyou've been a customer in the past, you might want to note the new address. I just happened to see the big consignment sign near the street on Lancaster Ave as I was driving by and I made a "U" turn. I didn't know it was Charmingly Linda's, but I'm glad I found it again. This is a nice store. It is not glamorous (though I think they are trying). The clothes are down to earth clothing, not much stuff for the younger crowd. Mostly they stock women's clothing, shoes, bags, accessories. They have a very small men's department. When I was there they had a huge selection of Vera Bradley bags. It is hit or miss. One thing many may not know is that Linda's husband sells things on E-bay. With the population aging, there are more and more people who need this service. I will go back from time to time cause I like to see what's there. I've gotten slacks, tops and a raincoat in the past. Best of luck thrifting.