I think we caught this place on an unlucky day. There wasn't a ton that I wanted, though my friends…read moreended up with some good deals! -1 star for $8 books. That's ridiculous for a thrift store and honestly made me mad.

After coming to this location for years, I will not be shopping here ever again. As I was checking…read moreout, an associate grabbed the shoes I was about to scan on the counter and proceeded to check the shoes I was buying to see if the stickers were tampered with. Never in my life has this happened to me. She realized the sticker underneath was an even cheaper price ($10.29) and was shocked by that. She then went to the back and added a new sticker to the price it was in the literal first place ($14.99). This store definitely racially profiled me and the reason I know that is because a Caucasian lady at the same time was checking out multiple shoes and never had her stickers checked. I proceeded to question the manager about the situation and he said they check all shoes at check out. That's not true. They are only checking people with melanin in their skin. Ellisville Saver's do better with who you hire to represent you! There are other reviews below about racism at this store.

Bargain hunters were lined up for the 9am Day One opening and cash registers were busy a few…read moreminutes later. Goodwill packed these shelves and racks with goods that didn't look like they had come from other GW stores. It truly looked like a new store and shoppers were busy looking for the best discounted merchandise. Besides the popular discount store brands, this location also packed in more aspirational clothing labels like Brooks Brothers, Nordstrom, J. Crew, Banana Republic, Vineyard Vines, Club Room, and others. That may be indicative of the customer base GW feels it has for this standalone store along south Highway K.

Next to Old Navy, I always wanted to check it out and finally made it in. Huge selection of clothes…read morefor women, young ladies and men's. Lots of accessories too. Walked in and staff greeted us and explained to us how everything works. My boys even found a few things which was cool. A nice and trendy thrift shop. Very clean, organized and not cluttered. We will return.

I visited to pick up some staples to round out my work wardrobe. They had a lot of merchandise, and…read moreit was organized by type, size and color. I was able to get a few things, including some cardigans that will keep me warm in the office. I did not have much luck trying to find slacks or dresses - I think that this store is geared more towards younger shoppers, which is fine. I thought some of their styles were quite outdated. They have a large section of workout gear and some brand name shoes (ex: Vans and Converse). Prices were reasonable for resale and they do have discounts and sales (including the healthcare worker discount).

This is such a great thrift store. I really like the way that they have their pants hanging. It's…read moreeasy to see the sizes and the different prices. I will say the jeans are a lot more expensive than other thrift stores. There were a lot of pants I was looking forward to get from my teenagers and I just couldn't because they were all $15-$20 per pair of pants. Maybe it will go down or because of all the discounts it's better to buy when you layer discounts with your purchase. Everything was clean and organized and they had options galore! Definitely worth a visit. A lot of items in the store seemed like it was lightly used or brand new.

There's a giant sign on the front that says "NOW OPEN." It's only when you walk up that the fine…read moreprint says "community donation center!" So irritating!

The shop is small, and I could see it being hit or miss, but I definitely found some good stuff for…read moremy first visit. It's well organized and they even have a small men's section. On Saturdays the boutique is open, and most items are a $2 donation to Marcy's Project. The volunteers were incredibly kind! I will be coming back here very soon with some donations!

I highly recommend shopping at this boutique as it gives back to families In Need right next-door…read moreis a market for low income families The owner is so friendly and kind. I cannot see enough good things about her. My kids donate all of their unwanted items here and I hope that makes a difference

clean store, well merchandised with an assortment of new and used items that are attractively…read morepriced. The help is friendly and efficient, especially Judy and Kathy. We go there nearly every week to donate items and shop.

Love their store! Baby clothes for friend's kids, .50 cents. Kitchenware, amazing! Going today to…read moredrop off clothes, games and books and look for a suitcase.

I came back for a second visit and was impressed for a thrift store…read more Like my first visit, I was impressed with the cleanliness and organization of store. I've shopped full-price retail stores that are not this well organized. I liked that they have mens shirts separated by style. It made it easy to shop for short sleeve casual. I got lucky today and found three shirts. They were clean, had all their buttons and I didn't see any rips or holes. Once I rewash and iron them, they'' be ready to go. I went to use the self check-out and they had a young lady there who did it for you. She was great. She was perky, friendly, personable and professional. Other retailers would be lucky to have someone as good as her. I'm getting over my dislike of thrift shopping, so I'll be back.

A Savers in Alton! What a surprise; just happened to see the signage since we don't go to Alton…read moreoften. Much smaller than Fairview and Crestwood. Clean and, well organized. I purchase a lot of shoes from thrift stores. The shoe section was tiny. Book section was small too. Excellent linen section though. I almost bought a shower curtain; walked around with it but decided to leave it for someone else.

I just love to shop at this store. Everything is so neatly organized, clean, and useful. I'm sure…read morethey have to sort through a lot of junk and only put out what is worthy of your home. They also have great pricing on new items like mattresses, linens and pillows to make these personal items affordable for families in need. Not sure if these are donated, or if St. Vincent's is able to purchase with funds earned at the store. Signage is awesome outside and inside! I usually drop off some gently used items for resale, and always find something I take home. The best part is the warm and fuzzy feeling from contributing to a worthwhile cause...recycling at its finest. Each employee, whether paid or volunteer always has a smile and willingness to help. Check out the photo of Carter...cool work station, ready to lend a hand.