Very nice clothes, most like new. A great place to find frames and furniture too…read more Coats, sweaters, dolls-just come and look you will differently find something! Also clean and well organized.

I really love how well this store is organized. It has a very department store feel to it. It's…read morebright and clean, and the dressing rooms are spacious enough to really be able to try stuff on. The prices are really nice, too.

I think it's overpriced. Used pants for $9 (when I can get…read morenew ones at Ross across the road for $15-20) seems excessive and when my child who's concerned about fashion can usually find a pair of used Hollister jeans at other thrift stores for $5-6 before the 1/2 off is applied, if it's the right color of price tag. $9 for a donated hat, even if it's new, als seems excessive. Yes they have overhead. Yes it may be contributing to a charitable cause, though I don't know about what Saver's contributes to besides the local economy and my 1 child's thrift store obsession! They have a lot of stuff but it's so pricey that I've never looked that much. My children each found one or 2 things quickly and we left.

Most expensive thrift store Ive ever been to as a life long thrifter. Most of what they have is…read moretarget and walmart brand stuff for greedy prices.

Just Porch It is saving the environment, one pick up at a time. I save all of my fabric scraps such…read moreas old socks, old towels, and worn out things that I would not donate. Instead of throwing them away in the landfill, I schedule a pick up with Just Porch It and they come by and pick it up and help save the planet, just like that! I cannot say enough good things about this organization. And - it's all 100% free!!!

From the owner: Whether you have 1 bag or 100 we pick up all your unwanted clothing, shoes, belts, hats, bags,…read moretowels, linens, and fabric to recycle them for free for others to use. No contact needed! We work hand in hand with local school and church closets, non-profits, and small mom and pop thrift stores. Your usable items can help supply these locations and the unusable items are recycled and repurposed.

Used to be great place with great prices but they have seriously gotten greedy for things that are…read moredonated to them I have seen several times it would be cheaper to buy new . And after buying a cable modem that belonged to cable one and was not able to activate . I learned to call before I paid and there was tv box for cable and I called cable. One with the numbers once again it was a cable one owned device unable to activate and after telling the clerk it belonged to cable one another employee harassed me about it and was telling another customer right in front of me how I thought I was going to take it back to cable one and that nothing leaves this place unless you pay for it .And the truth was only thing I said to the clerk was it belonged to cable one and was unable to activate . Very rude and wasn't the first time that guy had been rude to us there

The managers (2 different ones) tend to make up the rules as they choose. The employees are very…read morepleasant and helpful but the managers have ruined the atmosphere at the 1375 E Fairview store.

I was surprisingly pleased with the large selection of goods in the store. Everything was clean and…read moreorganized plus the staff was very helpful.

I am shocked at some of these reviews. This is a very clean store and there are always many people…read morewhen I have visited which indicates people like to shop there. I have bought dozens of Barbies, stuffed animals, children's books, doll houses, American Girl items, CDs, DVDs, purses, plates, Halloween costumes and some pieces of art work that I bought for a few dollars. One was valued at Antiques Road Show for several hundred dollars. I think prices have risen in the last couple of years but the cost of everything has risen. I have never encountered an employee who was not polite and helpful. Customers need to recognize that a thrift store does not offer the amenities of a store in the mall. If you need to try something on, be prepared to shop elsewhere.

I love this Goodwill. They usually have nice things for pretty good prices. All the employees I've…read moredealt with are very nice and seem happy. Yes, the prices are a little high but it's cheap compared to the Eagle Idaho Youth Ranch and whose prices aren't high these days.

I've been a frequent customer here for years cause I live nearby and I've also donated items nearly…read moreevery time I go as well. Over the past few years, I've noticed that they've upped their pricing pretty outrageously which has bothered me for a long time, having to pass on things I could use because it's too expensive... Regardless, I've continued to check in from time to time to see what's new on the off chance something is reasonably priced. Today, that stops for good. Multiple things I usually go for are even higher now -- VHS movies has had a 33% increase apparently since my last visit, which is ridiculous. I came across a pair of beat up black sweats a few weeks ago, with no waistband label mind you, for $34.99! I asked someone who worked there who agreed that it seemed like a mistake, so she went to ask a manager. When she came back, she informed me that they were priced that way "because they're lululemon". Now I don't know diddly-squat about whatever that brand is, but I don't care! They were really worn... grunge level wear and that's why they appealed to me (I needed comfy sweats for home) who cares about brand when a) there's not even a label on them to know for sure and b) as Ignacio says -- "sometimes you wear stretchy pants, IN YOUR ROOM" like, COME ON!! I'm not trying to impress my dogs with bougie PJs! Another day ---Really beat up & filthy converse were $18.99. Vans in similar condition were $24.99 with missing shoe laces, another pair I recall from a couple months back were $45.99 in the men's section. What is that, like 75% of what new ones cost?! Then today, I came across these two pairs of Docs at $60 & $65?! Hell no, I find better deals on FB Marketplace for used Docs. I'm not expecting garage sale prices here but this is straight up robbery in our sh*t economy. This Fairview store's Manager needs to chill and FYI, this company's CEO had a 10.8 million dollar salary last year, from what I've read. What a piece of --for a for-profit company to charge these prices for DONATED ITEMS, $$ only going charity if required to. Shameful!! Take note, Savers pricers --- this is a Thrift store. Act like it. Everyone sees what you're doing (as noted in my photo) We also know there are plenty of other Idaho-based thrift stores where we DON'T get ripped off and our $ actually makes a difference in our community. Better tax write offs NOT to donate to you too. I'll never set foot in your store again.

Sadly, Savers is seems extremely unaffordable considering they receive items for free. The most…read morerecent time I was in here I was shocked that deeply used and worn t-shirts were $6/$7+ dollars. Deeply used jackets and blazers $20/$25+. And while yes, this is lower than buying new, you can find a new, unworn t-shirt for $8/$9. New coats or blazers $30 at most sales, new. I stopped coming to Savers because the prices rising for free, used items was upsetting. Well if I was upset the last time, imagine this most recent visit, I couldn't stop telling my mom how much the prices were since the last time I was in, it consumed me :). I am not a grumpy person and often look to the positives but the pricing here has gotten way too out of hand! Suggestion Savers: sell all your donated items for next to nothing and move more items faster! Isn't it more valuable to sell 3, $3.00 items than 1, $7.00 item? Asking for a friend. And good lucky finding a sale tag. It is like finding a unicorn on a rainbow. It probably won't happen. But never say never :) I will say, the people working at the checkout (including self checkout!) and people collecting donations are always fantastic and interactive. They turn my price tag shock frown upside down. I am hopeful you may find a deal here if you spend enough time!

No dressing rooms. Only in store credit for returns. That's ridiculous. I am tired of buying…read moreclothes from an overpriced for profit thrift store, only to find they don't fit right. They need to either provide a dressing room, or return my money. They make enough money, and giving in store credit is just a way to make their profit margin bigger

I went in looking for replica vases for an important art project and the manager Justin helped me…read more I had been to 2 other goodwill stores while im in town and everyone was too busy to help me. Justin was so patient and kind. I dont know if he will see this, but thank you so much for not rushing me and just being nice.

They are very helpful in finding what I need if they have it. Kind and considerate and…read moreprofessional. I also love the radio station that they listen to. KTSY. The store itself is clean and organized.

They have changed names but it's a great place to look for doors, hardware, random repair parts…read morebefore you pay big box prices! Don't for get to rummage behind the store for items that can't be brought inside. They will let you know a price if it's unmarked and are always under hardware store prices.