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    Hartville Thrift Shoppe

    Hartville Thrift Shoppe

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    I have been thrifting for about a year and I make the drive to Hartville on a regular basis to…read morevisit Hartville Thrift Shoppe. Located on W. Maple just a couple of blocks from the Hartville Flea Market is a huge thrift store. Open Monday through Saturday, Hartville Thrift is always fun and worth the time. The first thing to check out is the video screens which show the colors of the week: one is 50% off and the other is 99 cents; even without those colors prices are very reasonable, mens shirts are $3, sportscoats are $8, suits are $10. It is also worth checking out the items on the silent auction as you enter the main room, there are usually some cool more expensive items and large collections available. In the main area you will find a ton of clothes, jewelry, shoes, art, toys and assorted other stuff. In the room to your right as you enter there is kitchen items, knick knacks, Christmas items, electronics, sporting goods and more. You will also usually see a couple of tiered carts with items just being brought out, just be ready for people to swarm to see what is available. Further back and further to the right is an area with furniture, hardware, lamps and garden stuff. I have found all kinds of values at Hartville Thrift, from Suit jackets, shirts, masks, figurines and most of those were very cheap. In addition the staff is great, they are friendly and helpful. The selection changes not just daily but can be supplemented at any time. There are going to be times when you don't find anything, other times when you come away with a very nice haul. If you are interested in a unique thrifting experience, it is well worth the trip to Hartville to check out Hartville Thrift Shoppe. With most of the major Thrift Stores reducing the discounts they offer and raising prices it is refreshing to still have a place with a great assortment and offering real values.

    Great clothes great toys great books,great staff and great prices,and really nice shoppers…read moreorganized low low price so donat where often.

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    Goodwill Industries

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    THE BINS!!!! This is one of my favorite Goodwill locations. I freaking love the bins. So basically…read morethe store is divided into two sections. Half of it is the outlet store "the bins" and the other half is the retail store. Do not miss out on either side. The outlet store/the bins is really awesome. They have rows and rows of bins for you to dig through and they rotate/take bins /put new bins in rotation every hour. I suggest wearing a pair of good gardening gloves. Sometimes things are broken and sometimes things are sticky. Not everything is completely thrown about in these bins too. Some of them have some kind of organization. Each bin is organized by a type of thing, whether it be clothing, dishes, toys, shoes, decorations, etc. I'm not sure if this is stuff that used to be in the retail store and never sold or they just have too many things to be able to go through them. I personally have found some really great things on the bins side. Plenty of vintage dishes, vintage clothing, a pair of vans sneakers, a pair of kids crocs, wall hangings, furniture, wedding dresses, etc. on the outlet side everything is charged by the weight. So at the end, you separate glassware from basically everything else and you pay by the weight of the stuff that you purchased. But don't skip the retail store side. They have some really great things there too. They have a very large home good section, furniture section, wall hangings section, books/records, and plenty of clothes to dig through. The great thing about this location is they have a rewards card that you can use at any location I believe in that area - i'm not exactly sure what the ranges but I know that you can use the same card at the Canton outlet store. You can rack up points to get I think 25% to 35% off. You can earn points on both sides of the store, but you can only cash in your rewards on the retail side. I am really glad that I was introduced to the store by a friend who loves thrift we go together probably every three months.

    apparently they have an unspoken dress code. i came in to shop in 90 degree weather and spent over…read more60$ when i went to check out the kind employee said "i don't mind but i did receive a couple complaints about you. your top." he said waving at my chest. im wearing full length black yoga pants and a sports bra. again its 90 degrees outside. i do also have quite a few tattoos not sure if that made it worse as my chest and stomach are tattooed. i was told to wear something that covers more next time i come in. will do! hope you dont mind sweat!

    Goodwill - thrift_stores - Updated May 2026

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