My very favorite thrift store in NWA! They have 3 thrift boutique locations: Fayetteville,…read moreBentonville, and Siloam Springs and one outlet location in Springdale. Their prices are great and they carry name brand super cute women's clothes, accessories, and shoes. They also have a rewards program and if you join their email list they have special sales all the time too. Every month they have a different charity they work with and donate too and they are always involved in the community and at events. Definitely check out Beautiful Lives if you want to donate or to shop!

My favorite place to shop in Fayetteville. The workers are super friendly and kind. They sometimes…read morehave coffee and cookies for free- what a sweet touch. Best of all, they have the highest variety and quality in clothes I've ever seen. They price things SO affordably. I once got Madewell jeans for $25 here and saw an Elizabeth & James shirt for $20. They have loyalty cards where you can get $5 or $10 off with each $10 you spend there! I'd recommend following their instagram as they post some hot items that you can call to purchase! I've had massive luck here with shirts and pants, not so much with shoes. Their $ goes to good causes and they have a makers' section where fair trade items are sold, & they are also fairly priced and so unique! I got a peacock espresso cup and a tote from it. 5 Stars!

as someone who has thrifted at every thrift store in NWA I can confidently say this is my FAVORITE…read morethrift store. the employees are genuinely friendly. my favorite clothes i've thrifted have come from here. they always have their vintage boombox playing music from the radio. the best part is they help out people experiencing domestic violence, i highly recommend checking them out. also better prices than goodwill ;)

This thrift store has something for everyone from clothing, books, videos, music, glassware,…read morecollectibles, housewares, furniture, suits, etc Some of the best prices in town and sales support Arkansas oldest domestic violence shelter "Peace at Home Family Shelter" Shop and donate to help in their mission to END domestic violence.

The store has been updated and is very clean. The rows of clothing are well organized and neatly…read morehung. There is a large selection of shoes, books and accessories and best of all, the employees are helpful and friendly. I usually go there twice a month.

had a very disappointing experience at this Goodwill location. My family and I were waiting in line…read morebehind another customer for about 15 minutes. When we finally went up to pay, the staff abruptly told us the line was actually on the other side of the checkout area, hidden behind a rack of clothes where we genuinely could not see anyone waiting. When I politely said, "Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realize there was a line there," the response from the cashiers was incredibly rude and dismissive. What made it even more frustrating was that the employees had clearly seen us standing there the entire time and never once mentioned we were in the wrong place. The store itself was also very disorganized and messy, which made the whole experience even worse. It seemed severely understaffed, and unfortunately the staff members who were there were not helpful or friendly at all. We ended up leaving immediately without making a purchase and will not be returning. If I was able to give zero stars, I absolutely would.

Having stayed there for nearly two months and in that time had my driver's license reinstated,…read moresocial security card , health insurance, a full time and part time employment. An apartment. But this one admin guy is just such a company man, gotta be by the letter of the rules. Like a humorless Captain Spock archetype. Just has to Barney Fife you for the most insignificant thing. Would make a good hand model. How does one getto be a full grown man without developing any muscle mass whatsoever? Asking for a friend. The kitchen is hit or miss with some of the nice church types come in with a bbq set up. But breakfast is sometimes bacon and biscuits, sometimes fruity pebbles. Biscuits and gravy... Occasional.fruit. Most folks here are looking for work, found it or catch a check. Some folks like living in a tent. The management didn't really help with my documents and such, 7 Hills gets credit for that and receiving mail. Apparently their program rivals and exceeds The Salvation Army n the local scale. The Sally is clean though. They renovated all new flooring , shower and bath room tile, paint etc. The reports are that it is a little cleaner on average than the 7 Hills Shelter. Short timer out

What a great store. Plenty of clothing, good selection of books. Some nice staff too. Good place…read morefor ladies clothing, but thin on guys stuff.

I am so excited that my favorite upscale thrift store Beautiful Lives has finally opened an outlet…read morestore! They have a great selection, kind employees, and suport wonderful causes. The only down side is the outlet is it is nothing like their other stores. They carry the items that did not meet their standards to sell in their upscale stores - so more Goodwill quality. Some items are very worn and have holes and stains. They have A LOT of merchandise -men's, women's, and kids along with books, toys, and housewares so you do have to do a lot of digging and browsing. Most items are sorted and hung but some are just in bins. I do wish they had carts or bags to shop with and fitting rooms. Even pop up fitting rooms like they use at events would be nice. The pricing is OK here, it is by weight which can get expensive. Kids toys are $1 a lb and books are only 50 cents a lb which is awesome! But clothes and shoes are $4 a lb which I think is quite high unfortunately for the quality of items. Both times I went with my kids I got a few items -a pair of jeans, a skirt, and 3 tops and it was $24! Not what I expected for sure since I pay that at their regular stores for nicer brands/items. However, they do have frequent sales and a rewards program so you can save money that way! It's definitely worth checking out and you are supporting a non profit and their local causes.

Don't trust the negative reviews! This place was awesome! Stopped in from out of town and they…read morehad a decent selection of items. They had a great wooden desk for 30 bucks I wish I could have taken with me. All clothing is reasonable. The different color tags also make for great deals. A lot of 75% off and I got a few things for $.25 cents! Can't beat that!

Absolutely amazing staff was awesome got several furniture¡!!!;;;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!!!read more

Wonderful mission to the unhoused community. All profits go towards Every Soul Matters Ministries…read moreand their outreaches. Great prices and friendly folks.

I am so excited that my favorite upscale thrift store Beautiful Lives has finally opened an outlet…read morethrift store! They have a great selection, kind employees, and suport wonderful causes. However, this is definitely a thrift store comparable to the quality of Potter's House and Goodwill. They carry the items that did not meet their standards to sell in their boutique stores. Some items are very worn and have holes and stains. They have A LOT of merchandise -men's, women's, and kids along with books, toys, and housewares so you do have to do a lot of digging and browsing. Most items are sorted and hung but some are just in bins. They do have shopping carts now but no fitting rooms (although they do have a restroom you can ask to use). The pricing has been updated here since they first opened and it was pay by weight and now thankfully it is much more affordable. Adult clothes are now $1 each and kids are 65 cents. They do have frequent sales and fill a bag days which are great! I do wish they had a rewards program or punch cards as an extra perk like they did when they were part of Beautiful Lives rewards program. Another thing they recently started was hosting free events. We attended their stamp party and had a great time. Thrift Out is definitely worth checking out if you love to shop and find great deals and as a bonus you are supporting a non profit and their local causes.

From the owner: "Thrift Out is a mission-driven thrift store in Springdale, AR, and is an initiative of Purpose…read moreBrands 414, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We offer a unique “leave with more” shopping experience, where most items—including men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing and shoes—are priced between $0.25 and $1. You’ll also find select home goods, toys, books, and baby gear. We gladly welcome volunteers and donations of clothing and shoes. All donations are tax-deductible and help further our mission to serve the community with dignity and purpose. Leave with more for your family. Leave with more dignity. Leave with more"