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Dolfin Discs

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army

3.2(5 reviews)
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This Salvation Army is great. I always come here to raid the shelves. It's a bit different than…read morethrift-store shopping in the Bay Area, because people wear higher end labels there, but there's a lot of interesting stuff in this Chittenango store. First off, this store is huge and easy to navigate. It's laid out in a way that's easy to get around, and usually isn't crowded. There are three changing rooms, so there's often a wait but never too long. The clothing really varies in quality. There's a lot of older, oversized stuff, but there's also a lot of teenage-appropriate clothing, like AE, Aerie, Abercrombie, Old Navy, GAP. I had more luck here with clothes when I was younger and wore stuff like that. You have to look items over carefully--a lot of things have stains on them or are pilling, so I find that I have to put back a lot of things that look interesting on first glance. On my most recent trip, I didn't find much good stuff in the clothing section. I did find a red cotton knit sweater that had clearly never been worn before and had that great oversized-in-a-fitted-hipster-kind-of-way. I also found two nice button-up shirts... a brown Banana Republic one for work and a beautiful linen camp-style shirt. Plus I got a fair isle sweater. In the sweater section, the selection here is better than in the Bay Area, because there actually is a winter in upstate New York! There's also usually some really good stuff in the athletic clothing section, like fleeces and brand name workout hoodies/jackets. My friend got a Tommy Hilfiger fleece jacket in the same style as those North Face ones, as well as an unused Tommy Hilfiger gym bag. On a previous trip there, I got a barely-used Helle Hansen snowboarding jacket for $10... That's usually $300-$500! I also got Burton snowboarding pants, and my friend got snowboarding boots for $20 (as opposed to $100+ retail price). This time around, I got a two-layer Columbia jacket with an outer shell and a zip-out fleece inner layer, that's in perfect condition. For the most part, I haven't had much luck in the shoes/accessories section, but this time I made out like a bandit. Both my friend and I got LLBean-style boots, which I sorely needed for the New York winter. I also got a pair of Sorel boots for $5! In addition, I got a wool scarf made in West Germany (vintage, woot) for 50 cents, plus a 1980 Winter Olympics hat that was in terribly condition but turned pure white again after a wash in warm water at home (again, 50 cents). And best of all, for $2.50, I got a pair of hand-made leather shoes made in the USA (no label) that fit like a glove and look like they could have been purchased from a high-end boutique in Brooklyn. And best of all, my entire set of purchases was 50% off, since it was Wednesdays, when pretty much everything in the store is 50% off.

the store is clean and the clerks are friendly. The store is well stocked but whoever does the…read morepricing is, in my opinion, completely insane. I went in looking for rainy day games to take on a family trip. I found several that still had the original Walmart price tag on them (modern games, not antiques) and the Salvation Army price tag was HIGHER THAN THE ORIGINAL PRICE. When I pointed this out to the clerk (I thought it was a mistake or I wasn't reading the smudged price tag correctly) he said to me "oh we must have forgotten to scrape the original tag off" and verified that the much higher Salvation tag was, in fact, the correct price. Seriously, they priced a USED $9 Walmart game at $12. No thank you. If I wanted to pay full price for some cheap Walmart Chinese imports I would go to Walmart to begin with!

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