The best high quality with lowest prices... Can't be beat…read morefor quality and prices . Large amount of Disney memorabilia.... Good selection of running wear

I have only been here once, the first time I went I was impressed with the items they had for sale…read more Looks like almost everything they get here is stuff that maybe a giant store discontinued or donated,I believe the price here is ok but not super cheap. The service was ok there is two buildings to look at with different price points. Overall,it's an interesting thrift store but I would say it's more of a store without out a big brand name to it kind of like those store you see now selling product that is returned from Amazon or Target.

thrift store is a cute small vibe :) clothes were at a nice price, got a cute sweater for $5 they…read morealso do free hiv testing! Nico helped me out with that and was super sweet. he made me feel comfy even though i don't like needles lol

4 Stars for a great cause to support with your donations and some great finds!…read more When I was looking for an ethical organization where I could donate items I don't use anymore, I was so thrilled to find Out of the Closet. According to their website, Out of the Closet Thrift Store (OTC) was founded in 1990 to help raise funds and awareness for AIDS Healthcare Foundation. When you shop or donate at Out of the Closet, 96 cents of every dollar made goes to AIDS Healthcare Foundation's HIV prevention and treatment services. Dropping donations off is very easy- you pull up just past the front retail door to another closed exterior door which has a sign to ring a bell for assistance. From there someone comes out to receive the donations. As a thrift shop, I've been able to find a great furniture piece as well as a few tops. They have lots of clothes and some home goods, depending on the week. With that said, it's not the best thrift store in terms of inventory and pricing, but you know you're supporting a good cause and there are some hidden gems. I'll keep donating here and perusing for some fun thrift finds!

Cute vintage shop in the Milk District. They have a wide variety of goods, but mostly vintage…read moreclothing. I like that they have a selection of items from different countries and different time periods. There was a Llama Poncho that was handmade in the '40s on the same rack as other items ranging from the 20s to the 80s, so cool to see history through clothing! It's a small shop, so it only needs one worker at a time. She did a good job engaging with everyone and answering any questions. The items are vintage and many are one of a kind, so expect boutique prices!

Service Selection…read more Value Way to go Fallon!... and your friend/colleague... but can't remember her name. My wife does great posts and reels, but your's are over-the-top... in a good way! You guys should hang out at The Vintage Chair sometime, on a Thurs, Fri, or Sat night... just to get away from your own shop for a bit! Great people : ) Very chill : )

This was my first time at Goodwill in a VERY long time! The lovely employee at the front gave us a…read morecart and we walked through the store looking for Disney shirts! I was surprised to see they had a deal on the already discounted items where anything with an orange tag was 50% off. I got two shirts at $1 each! This store was extremely clean and well organized. I was able to find a Disney shirt that still had the original tag on it. The employees were super nice and this was a great experience so I would recommend the store to anyone looking for a good location!

This is the biggest Goodwill I think I've ever been to. There was so much to see here. I was…read morelooking for brown boots and was able to find exactly what I was looking for. They had so many different shoes to look through that they even had different areas set up for specific shoe colors. Since there are so many shoes for women, they are all pretty affordable. However, they were not as many shoes for men so they were a bit more on the expensive side. Most of the men's shoes that I found for my husband started at about $15 and went all the way up to over $100. For used shoes I wouldn't pay anything over $20. The cashiers were friendly. I saw an item behind the shelves that I wanted a price check on and the lady helped me. If you're in the area and you're looking to pick up some thrifted goods, I would definitely recommend checking this store out. They do have a restroom inside but you need to push the button by the door and wait for an employee to come let you into the bathroom. Make sure if you're with someone else that they take your items because you're not allowed to bring merchandise into the restroom with you.

I wanted to come here so bad after seeing them on IG. as I enjoy consignment shopping for cool…read morepieces. There selection was ok , I browsed for about 45 mins and left with nothing. It seems to have more men's items but too me not a good variety. Some things were over priced for t shirts like $9-12... I can go get a disney tee at the Ross or outlet brand new for the same price. I wasn't impressed ...

Funks is a unique concept on thrifting items. The store is well organized and I love the option of…read moredigging in bins for quirky vintage clothing. I have wanted to stop at Funks every time I drive by and there is quite the buzz about this place. If I were to categorize this store I would have 3 categories - clothing, used games and vintage kitsch. When you walk in they have a very inviting couch and seating area. Near the front are racks and displays of featured items and a display case/checkout area. The store features a lot of vintage t-shirts, sports jerseys and funky hipster clothing. There is a tag color chart which indicates the price of the item. Management knows their merchandise value and items in the front room of the store have been priced at the going used retail prices. The back room has the bulk clothing bins, used gaming items and vintage electronics and some collectibles. I dug through the bins and found some nice items but only one that I liked in my size. I was afraid there was a minimum of a pound charge but instead my item was placed on a scale and I paid the weight divided by $7 a pound. I found a short sleeve top I liked and paid $2.75. So the bulk bins are a bargain if you can find something you like. The service was friendly and efficient. They accept cards and digital payments. I particularly was drawn to the vinyl albums and they looked like quality in their plastic sleeves to protect the covers. I did not check the condition of the vinyl but if you are looking to add to your collection this might be an option.

Amazing slection and prices! I purchased a few pieces of jewlery. The sterling silver collection…read morehere is unmatched -- very darling earings, necklances, rings, etc and for a great price. Amy also cleaned the pair of earrings I purchased, so they are sparkling new! Cant wait to wear them. Thanks again :)

Better then going to regular store you fine great items an bargain s for your family or friendsread more

Great options available, reasonable pricing and good service. Thank you for helping me get the…read moreoutfit I needed for a 70s party!

What a unique shop! They have some gorgeous quality crochet items, truly vintage clothes, home…read moredécor and locally sourced items from local artists. The locally sourced goods were in their own little section with the shops name above it. Plants, jewelry, skincare, perfumes and more! They had some really beautiful items that brought me back to my childhood with mid-century modern furniture, beautiful glassware and VHS tapes galore. A little on the pricier side but a fun weekend activity to add to your thrift list for special items.

Lots of options across different styles and you can sell clothes as well! Pricing is more expensive…read moresince they are buying/selling and need to make a profit. A good stop to leisurely stroll around for fun. My only annoyance is that there is no governance on how many items you can try on at a time, so I had to wait like 10-15min watching people cycle out items in their dressing room and cart. Would be good to add a limit before you have to get back in line or something to make sure people aren't just waiting around forever.

Good location, cute inventory, fair prices. Overall the curation is pretty good. They had nice…read morepatterns, colors, and textures. There were also some coveted brands and a good variety. I liked that there were also cute jewelry options and hair clips. The dressing room was so cute, and the overall aesthetic of the shop was adorable. The cashier was super nice and fashionable. I bought two dresses and a bracelet. Will visit again!

Very organized and color coded. Was impressed with the quality and selection provided.read more

This Goodwill Bins location is in a very urban, mixed area, the energy inside was cool. It felt…read morelike a melting pot of people who were genuinely kind and helped each other out while digging through the bins, I'm assuming locals who knew each other. We found a lot of NWT and barely worn items, especially for kids; if you have little ones, this is absolutely your spot. There were tons of kids' clothes, baby items, and even baby gauze cloths. Found Matilda Jane, a bunch of baby onesies. We also came across plenty of keyword-worthy pieces for reselling. A&F and Starter jackets, plus a lot of high end men's blazers and gently worn shoes from brands like Born and Keds. Star Trek gear. They rotate the bins often, so there's always something new to look through. Overall, a solid spot if you're willing to dig and love a good treasure hunt.

Absolutely always go here every time we're in Orlando. The best selection of men's vintage I've…read moreever seen!

This is the best store for vintage, are pretty much anything else. The customer service is…read more oh, is OnPoint, and the fines are spectacular. Furthermore, the prices are fair, and always a treat to visit. I highly recommend!