I just got home from ARC, and the prices have been jacked up another 1/4 to 1/2 the price it was…read morebefore! I could tell right away that things were increased. You pay the same price at ARC that you'd pay at the retail stores. I urge you all to stop giving them free items from your home. Give them to Goodwill or any other thrift store and stop shopping there for a year and see if they like that! They advertise this: "non-profit store that benefits Coloradans with intellectual/developmental disabilities." Well, the employees did not get a raise so guess where the profit is going!! INTO THE OWNERS AND RICH PAFRTNERS POCKETS! They lie as they don't give a S__ __ T about those who need to shop there! I'm boycotting them. Maybe someone will organize a boycott at the stores with protest signs.

Everything is very nice and customer service is ready great. I shop there all of the time and so do…read moremy grandchildren. The vintage stuff you can find is pretty neat too. My granddaughter spent 100 dollars there for an entire school wardrobe. She found a lot of really cute tops and cute jeans too. Would definitely recommend.

Amazing selection. Could spend hours in here. Prices are fantastic. Best thrifting spot in the area…read morehands down. I had a whole shopping cart within ten minutes. Have deals with color tags that are sometimes 50% off a color. Service was amazing. All the girls were super nice and gave me good recommendations for the next spot.

I know a lot of people like this thrift store, it's one of the most recommended ones in the area…read more But I saw a *used* sideboard table priced for $300. $300! You can get NEW furniture cheaper at Walmart. It wasn't even solid wood, it was some wood veneer stuff. I mentioned something at the front and they went hard about oUr MiNiStRy and all of the programs they support. Which is fine and all, but the ministry can ALSO support low income people by not charging offensive prices on items they get for free. God only knows if they really use the money responsibly. (Also the lady who checked me out was standoffish with me from the get go, before I even opened my mouth to say hi.) The expectation, when one donates to a thrift store, is that their items will go to someone else who needs those items at an affordable price. Not that some organization will use the items to do charity gymnastics by overcharging. They should be focused first and foremost on ministering to the low-income people who come to thrift stores to get affordable furniture. Not freaking $300 for a small sideboard buffet. Anyway so I would recommend donating your furniture to the ARC rather than here, if you want to see it actually passed on affordably to families in need. But if you're looking to buy clothes, this is unfortunately probably the better bet in town. I feel gross giving them my money now. I think it's disgusting when any thrift shop takes advantage of donations finance their special interests. Just let people have somewhere affordable to shop; Lord knows we need it in this economy.

This djop sels everything from jewellery to stereo equipment to jewerly all things rock n roll ,…read morethe owner JT helpful and cool great location parking readily available this is a must-see vintage and new all reasonabll priced

There was a lot of fun places surrounding this thrift shop that were awesome. They had unique…read moreitems. Lady was super nice with her two cats. It is a little pricey but not bad!

A few weeks ago, I stopped in to look around, found a couple electronic stuff, and some other…read morethings went to the counter to pay for them asked if they did not work. Could I return them was told yes just to bring my receipt and not to take the price tag off, and I would receive store credit went home tried them out and a few electronic items did not work. Went back the following day and was told that they could accept two items back and I would get full refund and credit, but the other item was on sale now and they were only going to give me partial credit. I showed them the receipt and let them know. I paid full price for them. They still would only give me cell credit for that item so they kept three dollars of my money did not return it back or put it in store credit was not happy. I know it was only three dollars but if they do that to me, how many other people did they do that too? This stuff is a donation.

Was kicked out of store for exercising my constitutionally protected rights. I have been in this…read more store many times and have never had an issue until now. I will never be returning to this or any Goodwill location, as they are clearly willing to disregard and violate people's rights.

First of all, none of the buildings pictured is this place. But we found it, and went in. There…read morereally isn't anything I would buy, prices are way to high. The man is nice enough. But it takes all but 10 minutes (if that) to go through,a very disorganized store. You think you are going into a good size store but half of this is blocked off. Also, a sign does say 1/2 off on Saturday, well web site he is closed on Saturdays. And at half off, items are still to high.

This is a wonderful craft store. It is a used craft store and a place that crafters can sell the…read moresupplies they no longer need. The prices were so reasonable. I was visiting the area and had trouble fitting everything I bought in my suitcase when I went home. I was looking for cross stitch patterns and kits and rubber stamps and they had lots of those. They had lots of other things that I had to pass on. It's worth stopping by and checking it out. The owner is kind and helpful.

This is a small but nicely done art supply thrift store. They have lots of items to use in your…read morenext craft or art project.

Poor customer service. Layaway consists of "pay it off or we sell it to someone else" and no…read morerefunds... Do not buy here, go to one of the more reputable furniture dealers in Pueblo instead!