Went looking for furniture for our new apartment and left with an entire living room! Suzanne was…read moreso helpful and gave us a great deal. I will definitely be back again!

From the owner: ConsignedDesigns. ..and More is a 10,000 sq. ft. showroom featuring new and used furniture and…read moreother home decor items. Located in the heart of Kinston ' s revitalized downtown district, consignedDesigns can be found inside H. Stadiems. Multiple vendors rent and decorate their individual booths with a variety of home furnishings, making for a fun and unique shopping experience. ConsignedDesigns' interior designers also paint furniture.

After taking a pass on a $15 tie back at Belk, I was headed to Goodwill and practically swerved…read moreover the road into this parking lot when I spotted it. I love the mission of the SPCA and I'm happy to support it. Let's see what we have! Yep, a ton of clothing but also lots of housewares and paintings and furniture. I think this building may once have been a car dealership and so the place is a bit of a rabbit warren of nooks and crannies with merchandise. If you're patient, you'll see that it's decently organized. I found the selection of ties and found one that would work. Only a dollar? What! Not everything here is a bargain and there are some collectors items that are priced as such. Yep, that painting really is $75. Wow! I paid for my tie, dropped a couple more bucks in the bucket and I was cheerfully on my way. [Review 15483 overall, 987 of 2021, number 3026 in North Carolina.]

Super organized with a large selection. From the library, with books and CDs to formal wear, and…read morelots of housewares, a baby room, a men's clothing room to furniture outside - so much stuff! Price is varied but books, and I am talking all books were only $.10 each! Looking for a suit coat or a new tablecloth, or arts and craft supplies this is your thrift store. Employees were helpful I was particularly impressed with the way they displayed the items. While you have several thrift stores to choose from in Kinston. I'd make this one of your first stops.

I'm a sucker for thrift-shops and charity-based places to browse, but this particular Salvation…read moreArmy kinda-sorta sucks a lot. I'm lucky if I find one decent clothing item that's not from the 70's/80's -- and I like retro wear. Also, I've been at least a dozen times, and almost all of the employees are hella cranky.

The Salvation is an Christian organization that helps many. The employees work very hard and enjoy…read moreall who shop. If you have a problem just contact the Salvation Army Officer and he will resolve your concern.

Just as well that I settled and bought something at the nearby SPCA thrift store because I figured…read moreI would at least check here to see if they had what I needed and they did not. If you're here and striking out, the Second Chances place is only a mile or two to the east, https://www.yelp.com/biz/second-chances-thrift-store-kinston?hrid=izYwRzg9Ba-e0uKF1sUZaQ This Goodwill is chock full of clothing, organized by department and by color and to a certain extent by style. They have a bunch of housewares and if you're looking for lamps or small electronics, you may be in luck. They have a decent amount of men's wear but strangely I did not spot a single tie. That was what I needed today and did not find here. Clean shop, tidy and full. They also accept donations. [Review 15484 overall, 988 of 2021, number 3027 in North Carolina.]

On a trip to the outer banks, I managed to convince my spouse to let me at least get a hint of a…read more"fix" at a thrift store. I collect random Vintage American Pottery so was delight to find a nice RRPC mid-century crock for a MINIMAL investment..$2.00 I think. The store is well lit, clean and fresh smelling. As is typical of most thrifts, there were some "treasures" that I easily walked past. The cashiers were personable and fun.There is ample free parking. So if you're ever in Kinston, stop in and perhaps YOU'LL find a neat vintage crock, too.