I was intrigued enough to check it out, but I guess I was picturing more vintage styles from the…read more80s. I wasn't expecting as many "retro styled" items, meaning either new t-shirts featuring 80s music or repurposed thrift items now adorned to look like they were vintage 80s. That being said, I did pick up a pair of hot pink new costume fishnet fingerless gloves and rubber bracelets to go toward my 80s Night theme and Hubs found a DVD and CD, so alls good.

Cute store with a large selection of rock tees, chokers and some vintage items. I love the name of…read morethe store as well. Owner is friendly!

Big selection of clothing and household items. I picked up a great set of plates for a great…read moreprice. And the staff was very courteous and adept at dealing with a difficult customer (not myself this time).

My family and I visit this store every time we're in town for Disneyland. We always find nice…read morethings at a great price. One of the workers named Eems is very welcoming and helpful. Definitely recommend.

they have so much great selections! and they are constantly restocking. their pieces are very…read moreunique. in addition, outside their store, there are $2 and $10 racks/bins! service was SO NICE & cool!! yall would love it here fr.

good selection of women's clothes! probably 65% and 35% men's. $10 rack outside and $5 bin inside!…read more some knickknacks and things but not a lot. mostly clothes, accessories, and they have vinyls too. most things are reasonably priced but definitely ranges. can sell your clothes for 30% value (cash) or make trades

I have always loved stopping in to look at all the wonderful colors and textures of the vintage…read moreitems they have here, but it isn't exactly my daily style. So I was excited to have a vintage-themed event to attend and had so much fun working with the lovely woman working there who rummaged through gaudy clip-on earrings with me to put together such a spot-in outfit! I honestly haven't had that much fun in ages!

Not sure what his name was but he had very short hair and tattoos but while I was patiently waiting…read moremy turn to speak with him to see if they'd be interested in purchasing some vintage luggage, he was very rude and dismissive. Not answering my questions after he approached me and never making eye contact with me. Never recommending this place

This was a bit of an odd stop for me. They had a huge lit up open sign with their doors wide open…read moreand as we walked up someone stopped us to tell they were closed. It felt super dismissive like we were not worth the time. Cut us off really quick and walked away talking over their shoulder like we did not deserve being spoken to face to face saying you can come back tomorrow. I understand they closed 7 minutes before we got there. It's just a bit jarring to be blown off as a customer. Finishing a conversation face to face with someone who wants to support your business seems like the least a business can do when they have a lit up open sign and open doors. I don't think we'll be back, not a particularly welcoming vibe.

Went to one of their estate sales and as an average estate sale goer, their prices were outrageous…read moreand also i was quoted one price and when i came back with the cash it was $10 more than she originally quoted and would not budge and honestly was quiet rude about it. I also saw her being rude to other buyers as well. Crazy.

The pricing in here is terrible for a thrift BUT I have found vintage pieces, designer pieces and I…read morealways just use a coupon. Just dig around, you'll find something.

I have been to this Savers many times in the past to drop off donations. The drop-off process is…read morevery easy as there is a drive-thru line. The are people staffed at the drive-thru line to help you unload. I find the process relatively efficient and helpful. Sometimes there was a short wait. After you donate, you get a paper receipt and a 20% coupon for up to $100 on purchases inside the store. I have never gone inside the store until yesterday. My daughter and her friend wanted to go thrifting. So we did. I ended up finding a pair of sandals/wedges for $10, looked completely unworn and a beautiful LV bag! Their selection of designer handbags is very limited. There was only one designer handbag which was the one I bought. The experience was surprisingly fun and gratifying; like finding treasure at a bargain price! I ended up using the 20% off coupon on my purchases and saved more. I also liked the recycling aspect where instead of buying something new, buying something pre-owned which in return helps the environment. I got to shop and felt good about my purchase. LOL. There is free parking on site right outside the store which made it pretty convenient.

Shopping in Pasadena, Los Angeles, California…read more.. My friend, Jun, was going to look at furniture at The Huntington Collection. He had learned about this cool place from our friend, Nikki B. Of course, I wanted to tag along with Jun! The Huntington Collection is not just a place for thrifting... it really is a collection of vintage items such as furniture, jewelry, clothing, shoes, books, etc. Check out this shop for interesting merchandise! It's for a good cause: Huntington Hospital's Senior Care Network Shopping here is also great for our environment: reuse things, recycle items, and reduce waste!

The store is huge. They have everything from clothes and designer shoes to books and vinyl lps to…read moreantique furniture, crystal and china and rugs. We are downsizing and donating a lot of items including wedding gifts from 45 years ago but every time we go in there I see things I want to buy! I haven't noticed a children's section, but the store is big so I may have missed it. The ladies who work there are lovely and very helpful.

They are run by nice people and they do not accept all the time and when you arrive with your…read moredonation, they greet you and ask if you need a donation receipt. The shop is in a very good location. I will be back!

A very limited selection of items. Clothes are lack luster and traditional, nothing eclectic or…read morefashion forward as you would find in Pasadena or Los Angeles. Prices are around $7 to $10 for items, such as the Size 6 Talbots women's work pants I picked up (my luck). The tableware and kitchen acoutrements are worth perusing if you like those things. Rather too many old books and not enough of the utility items that people want to buy second hand. In terms of service, the young woman is very pleasant. Otherwise I had a palpable sense of a frontier small town with a closed knit white community where non-white are treated as suspicious. History lives large in these parts, it's only a century ago that the Europeans came here from the eastern US. As well, this is attached to a women's club which is an organization reflecting the "settler" ethos. Anyway I wouldn't bother again, and would look through shops in Pasadena for more choice. Also I had a whole car load of things to donate but I decided to take it back to LA where the charitable causes seem more pressing (than a women's club in a white enclave city which participated until recently in U.S. apartheid) and the population is more diverse.