Ive shopped at Wayfair online is inoon the past for furniture items. Its a pretty nice warehouse…read morefull of artwork, furnishings indoor and outdoor. Kitchenware, rugs and quite abit of other finds. When I went things where organized and in ood condition. Its a place you may have to visit frequently for finds. Pricing was fair, depends on what your looking for. Customer service was friendly and welcoming! I do think its worth a wander thru, you may find that random item your looking for. Maybe in the future they may have more items. I did enjoy my visit.

Ever since I heard about the Wayfair Outlet opening, I wanted to check it out and finally had the…read moreopportunity while in town for an event. From the outside, the building looks like a massive warehouse, so I walked in expecting rows of stylish furniture and trendy home décor finds. Unfortunately, the experience was pretty underwhelming. The best part of the store was honestly the artwork section. They had several nice wall pieces that caught my attention, but beyond that the selection felt very basic. I was hoping to find unique décor items, accent pieces, or some hidden gems, but I may have only seen one or two décor items worth mentioning. Most of the furniture looked very plain and the lower prices reflected the quality. There was also a chair section, but unless you only need one random chair here or there, the selection was slim. If you're looking for affordable furniture and home décor, I honestly think stores like HomeGoods offer a much better variety with similar pricing. The one thing this store absolutely got right was the customer service. Every staff member I encountered was friendly, welcoming, and offered assistance throughout the store. They definitely made the visit more pleasant. Overall, this outlet was disappointing compared to what I expected. Great staff, decent artwork, but not enough selection or quality to make me want to return.

They approach badly, they are not good for customers. I went to drop a load,and they treated badly.read more

This place is a rare find. There are hidden treasures here. I have to make a stop here at least…read moreonce week. If you aren't good at fixing things, make sure that you ask if there is anything wrong with the item BEFORE purchasing. I've found items here, fixed them, and resold them at 5 times the price.

By far my favorite thrift store in the Augusta area. They have everything here- clothes, shoes,…read morebooks, movies, appliances, furniture, toys, decorations, etc. Every time I come here they have something new. Most items appear to be in good condition and are very reasonably priced. I was able to get an entire bag of clothing for only $10. The store is run by a woman named Pat and several volunteers. All proceeds from sales here go towards running a homeless shelter for women and children. Whether you're thrifting to try and save money or reduce your environmental impact, I highly recommend checking this place out. They're also looking for volunteers, so if that's your thing this is a good place for it!

The staff is always very nice! You have to look, but you can get some great buys in there! And it…read morenonprofit so you're helping a good cause!

This store is very clean and welcoming. I love the…read moreHalloween decor, dog toys, and mugs that they have to offer. There are many items for everyone to enjoy. They also have a lot of back to school items right now. The prices are reasonable and they have a nice selection of clothes. I like that they sometimes have more than one item in different sizes and different colors. The employees are nice and I like that they have their dressing rooms open.

I was at the TJMaxx on Wrightsboro rd in Augusta yesterday 11/05/25…read more From what I witnessed the Manger was highly unprofessional. Her name tag said Josette. There were a few of us in line just waiting to be checked out and this lady, whom I later found out was a Manager went behind the registers and started yelling at one of the cashiers. The cashier looked as if she were working. I witnessed her running in between registers then back to the other employee at the end. I'm not sure what was going on. But, Josette the manager came back to the counter and yelled at the cashier saying I heard, you talking. Why don't you say it to my face. I'm just posting this to let all future employees know what they're going to have to face if they get a job here.

I've visited the store a few times and never made any purchases, mainly because I was looking for…read moresomething specific. However, I visited over the holiday break and found several good deals on boots. They had a good sale with all types of styles between $15- $35. I walked away with two pairs of boots for under $35. I'd recommend looking around for shoes. The selection is decent, but no items for men or boys. Women and girls only. I see this as a great store to get sandals for the summer. It's located in a plaza off Wrightsboro Road near the mall. The parking is sufficient. The only hang up is No refunds. Store credit only. So, make sure its a decision you can live with or your only option is to exchange the merchandise.

I was familiar with this store because I use to shop there when they were on North Leg. I hadn't…read morestopped in for years since then. I was in the area shopping around and saw the store. I almost wrecked trying to get over and into the parking lot of this store. I had been looking around town for plus size shorts with no luck. I wasn't paying $20 nothing for shorts that I can only wear two seasons out of the year, when I can pay $20 and up for jeans I can wear year round. The store was very organized and tidy. I was impressed by the cleanliness. I went straight to the plus size shorts and went through the various sizes and found two pair in my size and price range, one pair being a pair from Anderson Cooper's mother's line. For you non fashion people, that's Gloria Vanderbilt. She is the American designer who started the designer jean craze in America. I was amazed that her merchandise is still around. I went off to the dressing room to see if the fit was perfect. I like the fact that you can go into the dressing room without supervision and hassle. Both pair fit but one pair was missing a button at $8.99 that wasn't a big deal but I thought about it and realized that I would have to put money into a button replacement. So I let the staff know about that and they took a $1 off the price. That was fine with me. I ended up cutting a button off a Lucky Brand denim jacket I had and replacing the button, a simple fix!!! I checked out the shoe department which was pretty well stocked with fashionable shoes at good prices. The employees constantly came through and tidied up the merchandise customers took out of place. One employee even took one pair of my shorts I had set aside to buy while I was looking through the shoes and put them right back where I got them from. She actually rung me up and realized what she she did when she saw me buying them and apologized about that, but I'm wasn't mad but if cleaning is your job it's hard to see something out of place or in disarray. The checkout process was easy and I was out the door with two pair of nice shorts for a bargain. I will come back and check them out again. This was a painless shopping experience!!!

while the store was nice and clean, they didn't have a good selection for what I was looking for…read more The prices are reasonable and great if they have something in your size. One thing I notice about the discounted stores is that none of the fitting rooms are open which deters me from returning.

Everything was fairly organized. I decided I needed to search for my dress to my cousin's wedding…read morethe same day, practically hours before the wedding. I was able to locate a formal gown that fit and purchased for $40. I was also able to secure a cute bag And a saw an additional skirt just because all under $100. The cashier was very nice. The weird thing I would say, is when I went to the dressing room at the back of the store, it was closed and directing me to go to the front of the store. I wish I'd noticed it when I walked in, so maybe better signage would be helpful.

I've only had one bad experience out of the 20 times I've shopped here. And it was so bad, my day…read morewas ruined and over some stupid toys that were in a bin for 5/$1. I guess the lady at the register was having a bad day and decided to take it out on me. Treated me like I was a scammer or liar. It wasn't worth the argumentative and contemptuous reaction we received and it was my daughter's first time coming. My mother is in a wheelchair and the 3 of us were having a wonderful afternoon until that woman ruined our vibe. Of course, I was correct about the sale but she just didn't believe me and wouldn't take the time to walk over there and verify. A manager came over because I was getting upset at the way I was being talked to. If you raise your voice to me, oh... you will get back what you're dishing out. Anyways, whatever! Ridiculous Now with that out of the way, CSS is my favorite thrift shop. It's nice knowing that the profits help families and the community after emergency situations and it's a lot cleaner than a lot of other thrift stores. If you have boujee friends, they have a boutique section with more upscale and newer things. I, personally go straight to the $1 racks(and I always find something!) and their bin sales. I've found 2 Calvin Klein dresses(at different times) on the $1 racks. But I've bought things from every section they have. They even put out free stuff by the entrance/exit. I'm too old for prom dresses, but they have a lot of beautiful gowns and evening dresses for cheap. If you're low on cash and need a gorgeous wedding dress, look here first. You won't regret it! But the customer service is(with the exception of that one day) great. They do have paid employees but they depend on their volunteers to keep inventory flowing. Even the volunteers have been helpful to me when I need to plug in an appliance or try out some furniture. Although they won't help load or deliver. Just be prepared if you're buying large items. One more thing. If your cell phone has CASHAPP, they have a rewards program that you can use for a discount and CASHAPP keeps up with the points. I didn't sign up for it until after I'd spent over $100 and I kept coming back. So, I missed out on those points.

Catholic Social Services Thrift Store is located near downtown and easily accessible to low-income…read morecommunities in need. Anyone can shop here! They are constantly putting new stock out and I've acquired everything from kitchen appliances to nice work clothes, vintage jewelry.and accessories, decorative items, linens, and sporting goods. They have it all. Like any thrift store, their stock changes and depends on what is donated, so checking in frequently will be your best bet to find the items you need. The prices are excellent for a thrift store these days. Clothing items tend to be around $2.50, as do shoes. Accessories are also inexpensive. They charge a bit more for the luxury items that come through and jewelry is priced on a case by case basis, but they never gouge you. You can always find gems here. I highly recommend shopping here and donating as it benefits the community. They are known for accepting vouchers to help low-income and people in need get work clothes and school clothes for kids. I've included some.images of items I've purchased here. You can find quality clothing items here that will last you a long time. They also have a huge bin of cheap clothes like t-shirts and shorts suitable for outdoor work and here's where you can find clothes for kids that won't break the bank. It takes time to shift through the bins but at such a. Cheap price it often pays off.