Best place to thrift in Port Huron, well curated and a really cool vibe in the store, a staple stop…read morewhenever I'm in town. The prices are higher than at a goodwill but not having to dig through miles of garbage to find a cool tee is so worth it.

From the owner: We opened MSE because we always wanted a cool store with curated vintage clothes in our area. We…read morewere sick of driving all the way to Hall road to turn over Salvation Army for the few good finds left, so we pooled our assets and opened the place ourselves! MSE is a passion project and a magnifying glass for our goals and ideas, we hope you come and enjoy the space! And maybe find your new favorite piece while you're at it. Shop Local! Shop Secondhand! Shop MSE! (:

I recently discovered this Salvation Army near my house. My boyfriend and I are currently in our…read morecollecting DVDs era. While they had a large assortment of movies, I didn't purchase anything. They are on the higher end compared to other thrift stores but they might be cheaper on a color day. No public restrooms. I didn't see any cashiers and there was a line growing at the register.

Well organized good store for finding stuff cheap too !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Love this store! It is the old fashioned kind-of Goodwill - no new merchandise and fair pricing!…read more We even found a couple of treasures! Well worth the stop.

While I have never bought anything from here, I have visited a few times over the last couple…read moremonths. They have a large selection of DVDs that are $1.99. The store itself is not the cleanest but there is always other customers inside and it's fairly busy each time I go.

I stopped in before it was open, but the owners were there organizing and let me in. I fell in love…read morewith the watercolor, but did not purchase it at that time. I was in the area again on a Wednesday, a day they're not open, but Jimmy, one of the owners, was kind enough to let me in and purchased the painting. It's for my mother's birthday and I love the store. I suggested to everybody they are friendly and they have eclectic merchandise, wonderfully displayed in a beautiful setting

Spark ideas for home and gifts with a step inside this storehouse full of small shops, makers,…read moreartists, vintage and resale curators, and crafters. Wander many different shop displays and pay at one counter for all of it! Great space to find something local, unique, or special for yourself or someone you want to send a gift to!!

Great selection. New items, antiques and everything in between. I picked up some art and a cool…read morelamp for my place and the prices were excellent. I'll be back!!!

The crew arrived on time & were very informative. They packed all items, big & small, carefully. I…read morewould definitely recommend!

This was my first visit. Things were clean and organized; two people on register; and open til 7…read moreon a Sunday! I didn't find any must haves, but they have a good selection of things.

Always a great selection and always find the best clothes for a great price and would recommend…read moreshopping at any of the locations they have in Michigan

Typical SVDP, has a lot of random items with reasonable pricing. Was fun to explore looking for…read more"stuff". Well worth the stop.

Stopped by today to look around. I found a vase for $2.09 with tax it came to $2.22. I actually…read morehad the exact amount to pay but young cashier asked for $2.25. I inquired why are you asking for more then the total. The cashier stated that the computer doesn't take pennies. Of course the computer doesn't accept pennies. Don't you mean the store doesn't take pennies? I stated, it was 2.22 common sense math teaches us to round to the nearest tenth so wouldn't it be $2.20?Apparently SVD prefers to be the advantageous beneficiary so they round up. I'm not certain of the legality of that without consent, but when I taught elementary math we would round down if the number is less than halfway. I noticed that their prices continue to spike and set so that they can round up and take advantage of people's extra pennies. In many cases the items are priced above the cost brand new. Again the cashier the computer stating the register picks the price clearly marked $2.22 on the digital register. SVD your customers aren't ignorant just because they like to thrift shop and leave less of an imprint on our environment. perhaps instead of pocketing the money you should just round down appropriately if you're not going to take pennies.

SO much to look at at first. A little overwhelming in the beginning but once I settled in I just…read morefollowed the path through the store and was able to find things I was looking for.

All smiles when customers are purchasing or consigning. The owner is very unprofessional and down…read moreright rude when I asked that she honor her verbal agreement with me. She had verbally agreed up front to not confine me to a time element-I was not requesting unsold items to be returned only the monies earned.She refused to pay the monies or offer any type of compromise in good faith. She literally yelled at me to leave the store.Really bad experience- not expected in a small shop where customer service is so important for success.