Never had a worse experience in my life at a thrift store, the employees were unhelpful, nothing…read morewas stocked right or at all, and the items that were up to sell were in downright scam territory. Not to mention that the owner of the store when I had stated my complaints to him was acting insanely unprofessional and undoubtedly rude, wherein I was mocked and berated until I left the store. Never shall I enter such a place again

Thrifting is subjective. Everyone wants different things... some clothes, some electronics, some…read morebooks... Some don't mind digging. Others expect neatness. Price is also pretty subjective. That said, I thought the prices were a little bit high. I got a couple things, but if the prices were better, I would've gotten more. They had an antique wheelchair, for example, that was like $700. They also had vintage film projectors and other things like that that were priced fairly high. If they had clothes, I didn't notice. I think they did, just not a lot of them. If I lived nearby, I'd stop in from time to time.

N'Used is a gem of a women's consignment boutique! Rosemary, the owner, is wonderful, and Melissa…read moreand Annabelle were so helpful during my visit today. The boutique is beautifully organized by clothing type, size, and color, with clearly marked prices that make shopping easy. From the warm greeting to help with trying things on and a smooth checkout, the service was outstanding. The selection and prices alone are worth a visit, but the welcoming staff make it a place you'll want to return to. I'm so glad I found this small business--it's already one of my favorite places to shop!

Devastated that I haven't stopped in before. They're open till 6--enough for a quick browse after…read morework. I saw a Donna Karan gold label wool-cashmere jacket, a stunning red hoodie by Armani? in the SOFTEST wool and silk trim, THE autumnal lambswool tweed two-piece by Dolce & Gabbana, cool-toned baby pink boucle wool-angora midi skirt by Escada, and a brown wool Prada skirt with fluted hem. Other label honorable mentions: Mulberry, Ralph Lauren purple label, Akris. Oh, AND THEY WERE NICE. I shall be back.

A very nice shop with interesting merchandise. The staff is helpful and congenial and great to work…read morewith when brining in donations. They accept nice clothing and housewares. I love brining in my donations knowing that through their sale, sweet cats, dogs, horses, and other animals receive the best of care and find amazing homes. So far, I have adopted 2 cats (one was with us for 15+ years, the other one is still a kitten) and a darling young bay horse who is turning out to be my fox hunter. On occasion, a very nice item is identified which is placed in the gala silent auction. I found a beautiful ruby pin at the auction. Good, hardworking, loving people.

Always fun to stop by and see what they have! I always find something I want to bring home and for…read moresuch a great cause.

I received yet another compliment on an item I bought at Clock Tower thrift today - time to update…read moremy review! This thrift store is pretty well organized, given that it's run largely by volunteers and they process so many donations daily. I've picked great, reasonably priced clothing for work (LL Bean/GAP/Talbots etc) mostly separates and the occasional dress) and items like a Tiffany sunglasses case, two gemstone necklaces, a pair of Cole Haan loafers a few men's polos for my son. Great selection of Halloween costumes, Xmas decor - in season - and pieces of unique/quality china and serving dishes, even a solid wood side table for $40. Great for customers like me AND for the great cause.

Everything is overpriced in the toys section all the toys are in the floor couldn't even get…read morethrough I bought jeans from there and I found a couple of condoms and cigarettes in there.bad place.

You may think my review is a bit negative, but really, it's a positive!…read more First, I'm pretty sure this thrift store is cash only. I paid for my few items in cash, but I honestly did not see a credit card terminal anywhere. This place is a dump by a gas station / truck stop. The store is packed to the gills, but it is in order. If you can get to it. If you can't reach it or you think you might make something fall down trying to reach an item, ASK THE MAN WORKING THERE TO GET IT FOR YOU. He will thank you for it. The nice man working there said they needed a bigger space. No kidding! :-) I'm serious when I say this - bring some plastic bags ahead of time. There is literally no space to put your items somewhere if you want to come back to them after you have shopped some more. If you put them in plastic bags, at least you can haul your items around the store easier. Plus if you put them in plastic bags (versus a real bag), it won't look suspicious, like you are trying to steal from the store. You will never know how much an item will cost. What you do is put together a bunch of items and then haggle a little bit with the person working there. I honestly really don't like haggling at a **thrift store** but if I thought what he wanted for an item was too high, I'd either tell him that or I just would tell him I didn't want it anymore. I wasn't lying when I said I didn't want it anymore, sometimes he would guess price a little too high. For example, I wanted a used Minecraft shirt. He wanted $5 for it. I said to him, sir, I can get them new for $8 and this one is somewhat worn but still serviceable. He took a look at the shirt again and sold it to me for a dollar. You will find some really good bargains here. I really like this place. I'm going back soon.

Maybe I'm spoiled by other Northern Virginia thrift stores, but I visited this shop last week and I…read morewas far from impressed. It's filthy, stuff is piled haphazardly on shelves and the only employee was on the phone the entire time I was there so even if I had found something, without prices on anything I wouldn't have been able to ask. I kept expecting to see an insect or have something fall on my head. Let me be clear: neither of these things happened, which is why it gets 2 stars instead of 1 star. I was sort of in the neighborhood so I didn't exactly go out of my way to get there, but I would have been extremely disappointed if I had. It's also not that easy to get to and unclear where to park. I won't go back. Do yourself a favor and run up to the Goodwill in Herndon. That's nothing special either (no treasure hunting there), but for inexpensive household items and clothing, at least it's clean, well-lit and well-organized.

Unique finds & fair prices at this thrift store. The major highlights were free gourmet sliced…read morebaked goods from Wegmans and 20% military discount. I got two loaves of sliced homemade gourmet Tuscan garlic bread for sandwiches. They had areas with clearance prices, new clothes, and select items. I didn't find any deals there and didn't want any of those items. Regular prices items were great finds. I got clay pots for plants $1 each. A new puzzle box still sealed for $4. An oracle deck in mint condition for $2. A large black velvet scarf for $2. Paperback books for 50 cents. A travel jewelry case for $2. They were all in good condition or new. The parking lot can be overcrowded due to the Islamic Center of worship beside it. Traffic can be very busy there as well. People looking for designer deals may not like this place, because they price them at fair not low prices. Book prices are the best at this thrift store if you like buying books. Vintage & collector books are priced fairly and NOT at a low price. This is a place I would consider going to again for plant pots and the books, as well as the baked bread. Overall, five stars for this thrift store.

Updating because the last two times I was there I was treated so poorly. On a Saturday my kid asked…read moreto stop in on our way home. I told her yes but we had to be quick. I knew I was going in 15 minutes before closing but I was going to honor the time. I work retail and have worked thrift stores so I know what it's like to want to leave on time. I was not greeted with a hello or hi. I was greeted with a very curt and rude "we close in 15 minutes". Fine. Whatever. But within the next five minutes I got 2 more time reminders. At this point my kid had stuff she wanted but it did not meet the $5 minimum sale requirement for debit/credit. So I was trying to find something else quickly so we could go. However I wasnt going to buy something just to buy it and toss it. That's wasteful. It was still 10 minutes before close and they were just staring at me. I told my kid that we would just come back and get stuff another day. The lady with the short red hair said very loudly "sorry kiddo mom doesn't have any money". Which let me tell you pissed me off. I had the money and consistently spend $25-$50 a trip when they have a fully stocked store. I just couldn't find enough junk to meet their minimum this time. Also I find that to be incredibly rude and insensitive since their whole organization is to help people in poverty. I mean, I've waited in line while customers have counted out pennies to fill the gap of what their lcac vouchers wont cover. So way to be incredibly insensitive on top of rude. Theres no excuse for that. I just walked out at that point. Took a few weeks before I came back in because I was so upset. This time I came in with two big boxes of donations because I was tired of trying to sell stuff online. Two big boxes of name brand plus size clothes - some with tags. I got zero help as well as zero hello or hi or anything. No hey can we hold the door for you? No can we help? No thank you. Nothing At this point I dont know if they are just assuming its junk because of my appearance (tattoos, piercings) or if they just dont really care to be polite and offer good customer service anymore. I dont know what's going on here but there used to be a pretty solid crew of nice ladies working here and now it's nothing but a bunch of rude women. My donations and business will be going elsewhere.

The friendliest staff! This place is packed and had a great Black Friday weekend sale. We got a ton…read moreof unique stuff for only $75. Will definitely be back again in a month when they get new stuff. They also have a great social media presence to show you incoming items.

What a fun place, this place is right off 29 on the northbound side, and it sneaks up on you so…read morejust FYI. Its not a huge place but I did come away with a few smaller items, they have promotions based on the color of some of the price tags, so I was able to snag an excellent deal on the stuff I purchased. Its worth stopping in if you're passing through the area, I'll certainly be back.

While prices seem to have gone up everywhere, This place rocks ! The women who work there are the…read morebest around. A great place to look for treasures for birthday and some unique Items always I have found . One of my favorites above all the thrift stores.

I appreciate the reason for both thrift store and food bank, but director Sharon is very rude and…read moreprices items too high. some items sit on shelves for a long time which stops that money from going to food bank items to people who have a great need. Manager In food bank is great but her hands are tied by Sharon. Tom the CEO is great but he needs to appoint a new director.