Small selection of movies and electronics and the movies were higher priced than similar stores,…read morebut staff was very friendly

Madison seems to have 3 types of thrift stores. Goodwill, St Vinnies, and those run by churches…read moreand/or church ladies. This is the latter type, and they all seem to be very similar (Bethesda, Agrace, etc). Less crowds, traffic, anxiety, and clutter than Goodwill and St Vinnies, but also less selection. Check back regularly and you will find some treasures. For the most part the prices are fair. If I specifically need something, I start with Goodwill, because I have the best chance of browsing. But I dont always feel like stopping in Goodwill just to browse. Versus it can be very peaceful to stop in Boomerangs, or similar. I've probably been there a dozen times since they opened, and bought something 3 of the times. They have furniture, which not all thrift stores carry. The staff has always been helpful.

I absolutely loved visiting this shop. It's so clean, organized, and thoughtfully set up, which…read moremakes browsing such a fun experience. Everything is displayed nicely and easy to look through, with no clutter like some antique stores. The owners are super friendly and helpful, and I love that they've stated it's a greed free store, it really shows in their fair and reasonable pricing. The selection is amazing with so many unique pieces, and you can tell they truly care about creating a welcoming space. I'll definitely be coming back to see what new treasures they get in!

Such a cute store! Very clean, orderly. All antiques were cleaned off and organized which is not so…read morecommon with antiques.

Always a treasure (or many) I can find each time. No matter the location…read more They have free eat displays and an ever-changing selection of goodies!!! Friendly workers. Furniture is a GREAT value for what you expect to pay even at FB marketplace. Some of the rendu items are a bit pricey and closer to new marketplace.

I used to love this thrift store but the prices have gotten so out of hand. they are trying to…read morepedal polyester sweaters for $40 and damaged mass produced art that has torn canvases and broken glass frames for upwards of $75. It is insane for a thrift store to sell anything at that price let alone used and damaged hobby lobby decor.

I enjoy thrifting, repurposing items and giving them new uses. I was excited to check out this…read morethrift shop as its location is great. From the outside it appears small, but it's actually super huge in the inside with a back room filled with more furniture, frames, records, clothes, and electronics. My biggest disappointment was the quality of the goods and the setup of the place. It was really messy and hard to sort through things.

This is the way resale stores should be: half-organized, full of old or dead peoples' things, and…read morekind of dingy (although the incense was a very nice touch). I met one of the owners and he was laid back, willing to haggle, and willing to show me the hidden backstock. Check this place out if you need some stuff.

I visited Upshift for their Krazy for Kitties event. I saw on Facebook that you could play with…read morekittens and get half off the swap fee, so that was enough to convince me! The swap fee is usually $20, so $10 was even more of a steal. The owner of Upshift, Lindsay, was there to give me a little intro to how things work. I liked the low-key feel of the swap, as in there's no one looking through your bag, and it's not an item-for-item swap. If you bring in two brown bags, you get to take home up to two brown bags! The store is pretty small, so having a bunch of people (and kittens!) in there made it a bit crunched, but everyone was polite and I felt like I had enough room. As usual with thrifting, you have to be ok with digging a bit for jewels. At first I wasn't sure if I'd find things in my size and style, especially since there were some teenagers there browsing with their moms! I wondered if I was too old to be there! But, after just a few minutes of looking through the racks I was able to find some nice pieces -- some casual, some professional, some nice brands. I think that as more and more people start swapping, the options will be even better. There are 2 dressing rooms that you can pop into to try things on, and the lighting and mirrors were great. I love the idea that you can just take something home to try it out, even if you're not sure if it's quite your style -- it doesn't add any cost, so why not? At the same time, it didn't bug me to put things back on the rack -- I was only paying $10 so who cares if it's just a select few items I take, it was still cheap. I also like that I wasn't pressured into taking as much as I brought to swap. I am trying to minimize a bit, so bringing more than I take home is actually quite nice! There is also an online swap available, which is a really interesting idea. Overall, I would come back here to swap. If I have a bag of clothes I'm giving away, might as well take a look for a couple of new-to-me items.

I love love love upshift. This review is long over due. So…read moreyou need to bring a bag of clothes to give to them- they don't check that the clothes are nice or anything, but it's more of a community/sharing kind of place that I always try to give them good pieces not just junk. Then you can fill up that same bag with anything you might find in the store, and you pay the flat price of $20. I've been here 4 times and always loaded my bag with the most fun things. This is what I love--- When I go thrifting I'll often find fun things that I just don't know if I'll ever have a chance to wear, and I won't get them because it's not worth the money. But here- you can shove it in your bag and not worry about it because you're not paying per piece! All of the crazy things I've gotten are now my favorite things. I've gotten leather boots, 90s miniskirts, a pink denim rhinestone jacket, Levi's, and so so much more. The girls that work there are amazing and friendly. Seriously, I couldn't love a store more.

This thrift store is such a hidden gem! I stopped in recently and found a few really cute pieces at…read moregreat prices. Everything was clean, organized, and easy to browse through, which made shopping such a nice experience. I love that they carry a wide range of styles and sizes, so there's something for everyone. It's also amazing knowing that the money goes toward a meaningful cause. The staff were super friendly and helpful too, which made me want to come back even more. I'll definitely be shopping here again soon, it's the perfect spot to find unique clothes while supporting something good.

This store has so many beautiful clothes! From JJil, Loft, Liz Claiborne, Michael Kors, Tommy…read moreHilfiger and so much more! I got a wonderful hand made sweater from Ireland and a beautiful Martha Stewart quilt! Many items still have original price tags. They also carry glassware and pictures frames, books and home decor, Crystal dishes and vases. I often find Rae Dunn items here and so many things from Home Goods but without the Home Goods prices! I know thrifting is starting to be a trend. Whether you are new or have been doing it a longtime, check out this store! Also grab the green punch card. For every $10 spent you get a hole in the card and fill the card, get $10 off. Agrace also gives your money spent back to the community we live in!

The shop is in a charming house. Multiple display rooms full of lovingly curated serendipitous…read morefinds. Vintage décor & niche pieces. if you're into film photography there's a bunch of supplies including a variety of vintage cameras. The staff is incredibly welcoming and friendly. This is the type of shop that gives the willie street neighborhood it's incredible character.

Discovered this place while exploring Madison for the first time, walking down Williamson St, and…read morepeeking my head into this store. The owner welcomed us in, so we popped in and checked it out, and were very glad we did! This is one of the best vintage, antique shops I've ever been! I love that it's clear, well organized, and actually feels like I'm walking through a house from the past (and a house of someone who wasn't a hoarder). It's very tastefully curated. There were several typewriters and other fun artifacts popularized decades ago. Plus, the owner was so friendly! He even said we could choose a record to play if we wanted! I wasn't intending to get anything, since I am just visiting, but I found an old book and left glad to support this store! Definitely check it out if you enjoy cool antique items, or even if you're just curious!

I've been to the Goodwill bins tons of times and the majority of my clothing is from Goodwill or…read moresome type of thrift store. I've been in good and bad parts of cities in thrift shops - I've done it all. But when I walked into Dig & Save, I almost immediately walked out (and wished I had!). I see that others enjoy it here, but it did do anything to me compared to the Goodwill Bins. Small section of clothing, no purses or shoes (that I was able to find), and then a large area for hardwares. When I came across an extremely dirty pair of ripped boxers, I decided that my time there was done and walked out.

Love this place!! Always clean. Great deals. Pay by the pound. Vinneys is a great place to shop.read more

Cute little shop to run into on an afternoon stroll. They had a little bit of everything, the…read moreperfect place to find a specific, unique, or personal gift. Lots of cute local art, household items, vintage, and more. Definitely check it out!

You walk in and they don't say hi or acknowledge your existence, even after they're done talking to…read moretheir friends. Then when they do talk to you it seems snarky. You can find the same stuff inside at vinnys for a lower price, minus the super expensive skeletons. The coolest things in the store are the led lights they have in the window that aren't for sale.