I love a good thrift store and my first visit here, it definitely gets all the stars! I found an…read moreitem that I needed within 5 minutes of browsing. I added a few more itens to my cart and knew I needed to check out before adding anything further. The store is NEAT and nicely organized. I greatly appreciated that. Customer service was nice and checkout was a breeze. They have a variety of clothing sizes for all and also household items.

I found an Art Piece that I wasn't ever expecting to find. It makes me smile everyday!read more

So perhaps I came on the wrong day but EVERYTHING in here seemed to be from Temu or something else…read moreof the sort. Very low quality items. People were still in there with stuff in their carts. I am unsure I will return simply based on the quality of items I saw. However it did seem well managed.

I am a big fan of weekly discount stores like this one, and I am so glad to finally have one so…read moreclose to home! For those unfamiliar with the process, everything it the same price, with that price going down each day until the store replenishes during the following weekly cycle. The art is always knowing which items are worth paying the price on the first day and which will likely persist later in the week so you can snag them on a cheaper day. I stopped by on a Saturday and got a $45 bag of specialty protein powder, a couple good things worth $30 a piece to sell on eBay, and some top-notch grooming products, each for only $7. This particular store has some great items, mostly Amazon returns though I did see some other items that imply there might also be undeliverable mail or other remainder resales. While many items are boxed, they have a place in the store where they will open the boxes for you to see if it's something you'll want before you buy. Knowing what day to go depends on what you're looking for: if you want to get good electronics or nice housewares for reasonable prices, going the first day of the cycle (Friday) is your best bet. If you are just casually looking for good deals, I recommend Monday or Tuesday since items are only a few bucks and you're almost certain to find something that piques your interest. I have rarely had much success on the final pre-reloading day, though you can always give it a shot to see if something catches your eye. Service was good and check-out was very fast, the joys of everything being the same price. Lots of lot parking, and the store was generally clean too, which is nice since stores of this nature can get messy quickly. All that said, this isn't a Target where you're going to get the perfect item right away, it's more of a treasure hunt: you may find an amazing deal, you may leave empty-handed. Go into it with an adventurous spirit and you're sure to have a great time! Overall: 5 out of 5 stars. ----- Pros: - Excellent selection of items and great deals. - Lots of parking in the lot. - Store is quite clean. - Good/quick check-out service. Cons: - None, though I always tell people: if you hate a bargain hunt, don't come to a bargain store and expect anything different. If you like some retail adventure, this is worth a stop for sure!

Putting together cosplay for Indiana Jones movie viewing, we stopped here for brimmed hats. I found…read morea great one for $1.99. My girls and I are always looking for a Goodwill we haven't tried and this was on our way. We were impressed by the selection of kitchenware and accessories. Really friendly guy at the register made a nice shopping experience even better.

This goodwill is small, but packed. They always have so many things to hunt through. However- a lot…read moreof it are misses. They get messy, they are busy, but the prices go crazy on some things and the organization is just not it. I don't travel to this goodwill often due to the messiness.

Service was great!…read more They had a great selection of books ! I believe it was $1 for paperbacks and $2-$3 for hardbacks !

Rude employee with no customer service skills who used the term "God bless you" in a condescending…read moremanner to rush people out of the store at 4:03pm who were obviously not aware it closed at 4pm. Heard another customer who was leaving comment on the same experience. There's a more professional way to handle people not realizing the store is closed.

This is such an eclectic little thrift store. You walk in the door and you are visually stunned by…read moreso many different things. They are broken into different sections so you can take your time and explore various types of items that you would look for in a thrifting environment. The staff will greet you with a smile and ask is there anything they can help you with. They were very friendly, even though I arrived about 15 minutes before they closed. At the time that I had to look around, I saw so many different things. There was a section that had books and magazines, and I thought that was very nice. You can start your library with vintage books and have a wonderful feel that you have some great material in your library. I saw a different furniture pieces, and they were in great shape, and the prices seem to be very reasonable. I did not take a lot of time to look around at all of the nooks and crannies, but I really had a great time seeing what was available. If you're ever in the area, it is worth stopping by redemption, thrift and seeing what they have. I did not ask what the rotation period was but I'm sure if you called them the friendly staff would be able to provide you with an answer that will satisfy your needs.

It seems to be ok so far , easy to use . Like that . Hopefully I will hear from some one in…read morereference to assisting me with removal of furniture , pictures & bed frame . I look forward to hearing from them & I appreciate their service thus far .

I loved the curated experience of thrifty sisters! You can tell that each item was thoughtfully…read moresifted through and thought out. Personally, I nabbed some of my favorite throwback records for a steal (3 vinyls with minor scratches for under $20)! My only qualm is that while many of the pieces may have warranted slightly higher price tags, a fair amount of the clothing had prices akin to clothes that could be bought new.

Just updating my review to say I still adore Thrifty Sisters! Since it's Women's History Month, I…read morewanted to take a second to shout out one of my favorite women-owned spots here in RVA. This thrift store always surprises me with some of the coolest finds. Whether it be my all time favorite Giada De Laurentiis cookbook or my Shrek christmas ornament, there are true and fun gems to be found here. This thrift store is located in the West End and has a lot of parking out front since it's in a strip mall. Things can be on the pricier side here, but they also have some cool price tag deals on items that have been sitting in the store too long. This is a thrift store that has a great variety of home goods stuff on one side and clothes on the other. I'd highly recommend visiting Thrifty Sisters!

Wow, what a neat place! A mixture of antiques and things for today. There were a few items that…read morewere funny. There were so many antiques whether it was signage, furniture decor, books, records, doors, windows and much more. Honestly when it somes to old rusty things, or older things with a ding here and there it is really an eye in the beholder. Many of us can step back and see the beauty in anything, no matter the condition. Prices to sell, priced to make a profit but not take too much. Turns out the restock often. The staff were great. I think 3-4 times someone was checking in to see how i was and if I needed anything. Parking is across the street in a spacious lot for their business. There is also street parking available.

this place is a true gem, you seriously never know what you're going to find here. The owners are…read moremaster pickers and the prices are unbelievably reasonable. Because they are so reasonable with pricing they move a ton of inventor, if I see something I want there I jump on it, I think they will hold for 24 hours too. Richmond is luck to have them here, it's the kind of place I look for every time I visit a new city but so far nothing compare. Oh, they also are a great place to sell to. ask for Ken or Lisa. I was literally on my way to the dump with a really cool metal dresser, stopped by there and walked away with a $50 bill. Love this join!!!

I typically don't write reviews, however I feel a need to share the many extraordinary experiences…read moreI've had shopping at this cool store. While Brett, the owner, has beautiful things to sell, so do many other stores. What has made me a loyal customer, and what sets this shop apart from others, is the integrity with which Brett does business. Whether it's a repair of a piece of high-value jewelry, or a purchase, I can trust Brett's expertise, professionalism & fair pricing. Brett's customer service is amazing - he even delivered a necklace my daughter bought from him to a restaurant, where we were having a family dinner celebration, so that my daughter, who was returning to her home in Dallas the next morning, could take it with her. He was modifying its length for her and it wasn't quite ready by closing time. Who does that? Brett! I've been delighted to recommend Needful Things and More to my friends!

This tiny consignment store and jewelry repair shop is super charming. We stopped in on a rainy day…read moreand had a really fun time looking at all the collectible items, home decor, and jewelry. My partner had an amazing time chatting with the owner. They have an eclectic mix of things. I especially loved looking at the vintage rings and watches. Don't let how tiny the shop is fool you, you could spend a good amount of time looking through all the jewelry. I'd highly recommend stopping by this shop if you're looking for a unique piece of jewelry. It was easy to park right out front. The owner is very kind about asking if you want to look at anything or have him open the glass. The front section is all jewelry and the back is mostly home decor and home goods.

Great finds! It's a large store and overall it's nicely organized. I mostly go in and search for my…read moresize... there were a few racks that had the wrong size on them making my hunt a little difficult. The aisles are spaced enough that you can easily pass. A variety of sizes, colors, household goods and more. Prices have gone up in a few years but the quality of what's been donated remains good.

This was the first time I've been to this Goodwill. It's quite large. And as per most thrift…read morestores, there's lots and lots of clothing, but that was it! Not a lot of anything else at all. Almost no furniture. Strange dynamic that Short Pump has the "prestige" of being a wealthier part of town, and yet their Goodwill is picked clean.