Great thrift store that supports the community. Store is clean and items displayed nicely. Prices…read moreare good. They also have an upper scale store with designer clothes.

I loved visiting Helping Hands! I like that the proceeds help the local community. It was packed on…read morethe Monday we went but they had a great selection of stuff. I liked that everything was reasonably but decently priced in the "boutique" which had many name brands and nice quality stuff. In the back there was an "outlet"'with things priced from $1-5 depending on the item with most clothes being $5. Worth checking out!

My husband and I love to thrift! While I understand this thrift store supports a great cause, the…read moreprices are very high. Like high enough that many things you can get on a sale rack, brand new. Also, they had a sales rack outside but then didn't want to honor the price. Another employee had to step in and say, "Yes, this is from the sales rack." The store is set up nice. It is easy to find great items, if you're willing to pay those prices.

We stopped by today to see what deals we could find…read more There was a "sale" rack with 1/2 price color ticket clothing. The clothes should have been recycled. Piling, stretched out collars, no deals here. Other items were on discount too, but the items were department store clearance at a small discount. Won't be back. You can get more for less at garage sales where they actually want to sell their items.

I used to like going there but the prices are very high for a thrift store!…read more Seems I can go to a normal Retail store and catch their sales and spend less money!

Value, Selection and Quality. The staff is wonderful also. It's one of my most favorite places to…read moreshop

Their merchandise is the same quality as other thrift stores, but their prices are double or more.read more

She has practically everything. A little on the eclectic side but it's ok. The owner is a darling…read moreand her shop is clean and she has these crazy guitars she creates out of art. If I didn't have to fly so far back home I would've bought one. Guitars and boots was my first impression. She had Harley things and jewelry also which I partook in. A must stop and see.

Nearing the end of a brief visit to Dallas recently--from Saturday afternoon to early Sunday…read moreafternoon--I decided to check out Josey Records in Dallas. To me, as someone who fits into the record collector/record dealer/cratedigger and DJ categories, visiting a record store I've never been to before is always an exciting or intriguing adventure. Josey has a reputation for being a good spot to buy records, so I am glad I finally went here to see what's up. Just looking around the store initially, I could see there are several areas in which the store could be improved or made more interesting. My first observation re: genre sections is that the signage for aisles could be more prominent. All of it is placed rather low, but at great record stores, you're never left guessing where everything is. You just find the music you're looking for more easily. With the massive volume of music releases in the store, I would like to see better curation of what's in stock. For example there were lots of Brian Eno releases, but not the ones I'd be interested in. For Parliament Funkadelic, there were just 2 Parliament 45s, but no Funkadelic and no George Clinton 45s. I thought that was weird. I was also looking for a famous jazz guitarist who's listed on the website, but the guy working the counter didn't even know who he was. Overall, I think the selection is decent if you are willing to spend time just looking through various sections, but there's no help on the floor--so you're just basically on your own. It kind of reminded me of shopping for records in a warehouse, but the warehouse I usually go to has much better curation. I should also state I tend to like smaller stores which get the mix of old and new releases more right or perhaps even focus on a certain niche. On a different note, in addition to music, there are lots of other cool things at Josey: a stage for performances, books, posters, tshirts and other ephemera. So, it is easy for music nerds to get lost here. Also, the parking situation is really good here, and I thought the service was good--the guys here are friendly, and one of them did go back into the aisles to look for something. Overall, I would rate this store a 4/5.

Huge music and record store!! It is well organized by genre, price, and name. There 's a sales…read moresection towards the back with records as low as $1!! The selection here is amazing. I could spend hours in this store. Employees at the register are friendly! Checking out was super fast. Parking is easy with nearby spaces.

What a cool gift shop. They have little bit of everything. Books, records, candles, crystals,…read morestickers, t-shirts, tchotchkes. Lots and lots of saucy, sassy sayings emblazoned on things. You could spend hours checking out all the little curios they have in this hipster, LGBTQ-friendly space.

Such a cute shop! One of my all time favorite spots to be in Downtown McKinney! Love the owners and…read morestaff!

Fun store to support. Most recent visit I had they had a nice, matching Frankoma pottery set that…read moresomeone will love very much. I don't hesitate to stop here when making my thrifting rounds.

First time here and there's so much to choose from. You have clothing for women, and men. There's…read morealso appliances, furniture, kids toys, and a slew of other items. Rick, and all the Metrocrest staffers are Amazing.

Well priced liquidation items. It's not the best organized, but this isn't a dump either.read more

From the owner: Friday $12 Sat $12 Sun $7 Mon $ 5 Tue $3 Wed $1 Thur closed…read moreWe are a Thrift and bin store located at 3160 Saturn Road Garland Texas

Kelly was welcoming and so enthusiastic about her mission and art. Her tie vests are fabulous , not…read moreto mention her denim creations. Anyone looking for unique items of clothing or something special for their home needs to visit her space.

We stumbled across the Rose Garden ReMake while at Tyler Station. You can definitely find a little…read morebit of everything here! The owner Kelly intentionally ideates & curates individual pieces for the store. She doesn't let anything go to waste. You may find a $5 & $10 rack, or a hand sewn denim creation. There were homemade soaps of relaxing smells....I recommend the Eucalyptus! The glassware was repurposed from wine bottles. The owner is so kind and passionate about all that she does. She shared her story, but even stopped to listen to my daughter share about her experience with school. All this to say, this boutique has a greater purpose! Kelly runs a non-profit called 2000Roses that is focused on helping women that were incarcerated achieve more in life and support them in being the best version of themselves.