I have shopped at many Goodwill stores throughout Texas. Every one of them is different in their…read moreown way. Seguin location for the most part is ok, just the smallest I've been too, so it is hard to organize. My complaint is that I found a decanter that I wanted without the topper but then I saw it laying on the end cap shelf. Yay!! I told the cashier that the topper belong to the decanter but manager said policy does not allow them to remove a price tag from item once it hits the shelves. This is absolutely ridiculous that I had to pay for the topper separately. Manager could have at least offered to mark it down. I was not asking for the 4 glass set we all know goes together but they price individually. Goodwill has gotten very greedy!! Just curious has anyone ever met a person Goodwil Organization has helped?

This is one of the smallest Goodwill's you'll find in the area. It's probably less than 10,000…read moreft.² inside. Like most Goodwills, this store is given over mostly to clothing , but there is a large selection of hard goods on the separate aisles. They have a decent selection of books and other media, but not much in the way of electronics or furniture. They have three dressing rooms to try on clothes and public bathrooms in the back. This is really kind of a two star thrift store, however, the staff does a good job of keeping everything looking neat and full, so three stars.

So, after enjoying a few margaritas at Los Cucos I decided to shop my buzz off at Unique Boutique…read more I found a cool lamp they had for sale that they had posted on craigslist so it made sense to me! excuses, excuses! The place is full of lots of interesting(and a few overpriced) chotchies. I was able to haggle my way into purchasing a fun chair and cool lamp at a great price (this is the part where liquid courage comes in handy). I'll definately keep my eye out for more deals at this tucked away gem in Seqin the next time I'm there. I've got my eyes on some cool old school rollerskates that may just need a new home on my shelf.

Lots of smalls. If you are looking for large items there are only a few. But I did find a gorgeous…read morecross stitched eagle in a terrible frame. It will be stunning once in a decent Mat and frame. Also found a couple beautiful cobalt glasses. Good prices. Would visit again.

Expect to pay double eBay prices for anything decent. Maybe if your looking for a shirt or pair of…read moreshoes or picture to hang then you can find one at an okay price. Anything else is top dollar. 40 year old 35mm camera...$250. Old golf push cart...$80. Amazon golf net...$50. Old odyssey putter...$65. Occasionally after the stuff has been sitting for months they'll throw a clearance sticker on something and you can get it for a decent price. Don't expect to get a treasure for cheap there. Almost everything is researched 2 or 3 times and then priced high. All of NB thrift stores are like this now. Sorry to be harsh but just giving my thrifters a heads up.

I find they overcharge on a lot of things. The ladies that are working there are not really nice…read more If you ask to see anything in the Jewelry cabinet they seem bothered by that. There are better resale shops out there that treat you a lot better.

Great little shop! All kids items are free, and they have a food pantry and give out bags for the…read morehomeless in the back of the shop. The place is small and every surface and spot filled so it might be a little overwhelming to some but it is the only place I'll donate items I have and I enjoy shopping there as well. The workers/owner are very nice.

Items are really packed in. VERY moldy smell. I was told by one on the workers they have issues…read morewith that. The back room is REALLY hard to find the Home Goods. Hard to move around . The kids room you have to go through boxes to get clothes.

This still is my favorite thrift store in New Braunfels. Prices are reasonable and I've found good…read morequality clothing , kitchen stuff, and a members mark child sleeping bag that my pup adores. They have a card that they stamp so many times depending on the amount of your purchase. If you guess the trivia question that's listed at the register you get an extra stamp. So when you make purchases the money goes to help kids and families in the community.

The last 2 visits here have been very disappointing and I most likely will not be returning. The…read morestaff yesterday was unmotivated and acted like it was a bother to check people out. The store is mostly filled with overpriced used clothes. A couple of years ago there were lots of great items sadly not anymore. It's very disappointing.

One dollar thrift days! I found several very nice tops for both my partner and I for only $1 each!…read moreThe staff were incredibly helpful and nice. With sales like this it can get crowded but if you have the patience you can find some nice diamonds in the rough.

I saw this store online and it was calling me. It has the hip/cool factor. I love vintage and was…read moreexcited to go. Arrived a little early and had to wait for them to open. Unfortunately, the young guy opened a few minutes late and didn't acknowledge it. Okay, so not a great first impression. I was looking forward to seeing their jewelry but didn't find anything. However, did locate a cute cardigan and bag. I was disappointed again when they were sold out of their totes. They didn't even have regular bags. Debating on whether I'll go back but definitely worth checking out.

Almost every item was grossly overpriced. I did not see one item under 4 dollars. Used purse and…read moreshoes were priced at $20+. I find it shameful that items are priced this high when received as donations, even more so in today's economy. Do better "Goodwill

Unchecked corporate greed has taken root at Goodwill…read more What used to be a fun weekly stop, browsing the toy section with my son, has been completely ruined by absurd pricing. If Goodwill deems an item "new," they check prices on Amazon, Target, or Walmart to set their own price, often at inflated rates. Even damaged toys are priced based on ridiculous eBay listings. I recently saw a "new" toy that was still $5 cheaper at Walmart. I'm done with this company. Goodwill is no longer a thrift store--it's a wannabe eBay. They've decided to undercut resellers by getting into the reseller game themselves. And it's not just the toys--prices on clothes, knick-knacks, and electronics have skyrocketed as well. It's a total rip-off. Your time is better spent elsewhere at this point.