Items are clean, in good shape, and prices are reasonable. I like to stop by every so often to see…read morewhat's new. The store is full of good stuff.

Great consignment place. Actually, it's a great place to shop for items for your home. Nice quality…read moreitems. The staff is very friendly. I highly recommend this shop. I had just discovered it but apparently they've been there for 2 years. It's in an out of the way location so you might want to put it into your driving map first.

I've gotten more into thrifting in recent years and finally paid thrift world a visit. This is my…read moregirlfriend's favorite spot in Omaha. I felt this location had a lot more vintage and unique items compared to what I might find at goodwill. You do need to make sure you have time to go through the racks but they weren't overly full. I found half a dozen things to try on and ended up purchasing a great blouse. I will be back!

I don't live too far away from this location and enjoy going when I have the chance. They must've…read morehad a big turnover with staff because all of the people that I have dealt with are very kind, unlike previous reviews state. I have also noticed that they are willing to haggle a bit and bring down the price if you see a noticeable issue with an item. You just gotta ask (ie. stain, rip/tear, etc.)! I really appreciate that part because it really helps to eliminate waste, especially from clothing if they can be fixed. I find this particular store to have fairly organized sections, especially the clothing and linens. They could work on larger pieces and furniture, which are just kind of haphazardly placed in the rear of the store. The cleanliness of the store is pretty good compared to many local thrift stores, and they have recently done some remodeling that has helped to open up the space. One of my critiques would have to be that I feel most items are on average $1 over-priced across the board (just my personal opinion). For instance, a pair of lone, unmatched toddler pajama pants were $3.98 when I was looking yesterday. Seems a little steep given you can get a brand-new complete set for $9 or $10 at Old Navy or Carter's.

The best independent thrift store in Omaha! They don't sell stuff online, so what they have in the…read morestore is a steal for the price! I've found LuLu lemon and White House Black Market for $2-5!!!!! The ladies (and gents) who volunteer their time are so kind and i absolutely love stopping in to shop!! This is THE BEST thrift store in Omaha!!!

Value,Selection, and service all on point sending nothing but a great review. I love all of the…read morevolunteers ‍

This place is wonderful! I appreciate the affordable prices and it was like a hidden treasure…read morechest! So many items from clothing, accessories, household items and more! Check out the ballgown dresses for all sizes. Such a great place!

Quaint little thrift store on Main St downtown Papillion. Easy accessibility to street parking in…read morefront. Welcoming, friendly staff, ready to help with your needs. Layout of the store makes finding things easy. I love that some.of the proceeds of your sale go to help local charities in need. I found some cute earrings, a great classic sweater and retro blue reading glasses!! Perfect first shopping trip finds. I see a definite return retail therapy session here. Check it out

We planned a short day trip from Des Moines IA to Lincoln NE on July 5th with stops in Omaha NE and…read moreCouncil Bluffs IA on our way home... We love to hit antique shops, antique malls, thrift, and consignment shops. Platte Valley Antique Mall, Cafe & Pub in nearby Greenwood NE was probably our favorite stop. Followed closely by Vintage Village Antique Mall, Aardvark Antiques, Burlington Antiques, and Timeless Treasures in Lincoln NE. All of these shops are worth stopping at and checking out! We really didn't get to Omaha NE itself, but there's always next time...! We only ran into one shop that we would not recommend. Lake Manawa Antiques in Councill Bluffs IA... Look it up. Lol

This place is a best kept secret! Off the beaten path, but actually easy to get to. Super nice…read morepeople there, w great merchandise choices and pretty good prices. Worth a trip there!

It's so ridiculous how expensive thrift world has gotten, with a majority of their stuff being from…read moreshein. I don't want to buy second hand fast fashion for $7... The people working were super negative and were saying the reason the prices keep going up is because people keep stealing?? It's literally all donation based and all their name brand stuff is being sold online now. Do yourself a favor and go to one of the smaller locally owned shops, thrift world is not it anymore.

Love Thrift World so much!! This place is the best :) They are constantly restocking with new…read morestuff! The organization is pretty good for a thrift stores, especially with the clothes. I love their colored tag system for discounts - this one is purple for 0.98 and yellow for 50% off. They also have days of the week discounted fir various public servants. The staff here have always been friendly and helpful!

Time to update since this Goodwill location has moved into the former Canfield's space since 2015…read more I have mixed feelings about donating here since I'm not entirely sure it's "not-for-profit". The conundrum is that when you are looking to get rid of stuff quickly, it's super convenient - you just roll up and someone is there to help you unload your vehicle. Today I ventured in to look for some children's books to fill a free little library my company maintains. The books were .99 each which isn't bad unless you need a whole bunch. The place was actually really crowded for a summer Saturday afternoon. The merchandise was organized well by size, color, holidays, etc. They had many brand new items - for example a full set of sheets for $19.99. However, as I have seen on IG these days, there is a big markup on some items. There was a small Fossil brand purse that was pretty beat up going for $24.99! That would be unheard of back in the day. I'm sure one could find some great buys for cheap but that requires some time commitment sifting thru the stuff. Overall, I'm glad they are here although I donate my most prized items to other places.

I hadn't been to a Goodwill for quite a long time, but I popped in the other day. I was very…read morepleasantly surprised at the selection of items offered. My friend found quite a few James Patterson books and I found a couple of nice lamps. They also had a decent amount of furniture and clothes to choose from. Dropping off donations is really easy here too. There was someone there to count my friends bags when we pulled up and they gave her a receipt for taxes.

I asked the cashier about a return. I had she told me to go find something in the store because it…read morehas to be Store credit. I spent two hours of my time finding things that I liked and then the Charlotte the manager was extremely rude and told me she doesn't accept returns from Lincoln, which is OK but educate your staff and don't be so rude. Charlotte needs a class in customer service. This is a one star review because Charlotte ruined the experience for me.

The selection isn't always as robust as others but it's a nice percentage of quality brand names…read moreand items. I scored an $120 dress (tags on) for $10 and a massive white trunk (retail tag on side said. $98) for $5. Thrift shopping is often a matter of luck and timing but I usually find at least one really solid item at this Goodwill. In my last two trips (about 4 months apart) the staff was friendly and helpful!