Clean and nicely organized. Seasonal items grouped at front of store. Very helpful workers.read more

CAP thrift store is absolutely horrible to their employees. I am angry for my friends and family…read morethat are just now leaving there. In the past, I left for similar reasons. After years of hard work and dedication to this store, someone close to me had let their manager know that a future date will be their last day. In the same day, an HR lady came in, told her to grab her stuff, and leave- with no good reason. There was still a long shift left for them to work the next day. They did not get to say bye to any of their close friends that they made a long the way. After years of minimum pay and mistreatment, you would think that they would let their employees leave happy and feeling respected.

I have never once wrote a yelp review, but I downloaded this cute little app for this rant…read morespecifically. Firstly, I would appreciate them buying at least one thing from my bin for more than $2 considering the quality of clothes they have on their shelves. Secondly, it would be nice if the chronically online teenagers weren't the ones buying. The number of times I have brought in nice stuff that was name brand that wasn't bought is shocking. It's like they only buy clothes they see on their tik tok For You page or their Pinterest boards. Thirdly, I'm quite tired of the excuse of "not trending." Well duh, if it was trending... I'd be wearing it. Of course I'm not always going to be brining trending clothes in... Lastly, we can drop the attitudes. You're simply a consignment shop I fear. There's zero reason for judging looks and attitudes. This isn't Nordstroms.

The store was unorganized and dirty. The staff was rude and just sitting around. I wouldn't…read morerecommend this place to my worst enemy!

I have been to places like this all over the country and I was very surprised at the tasteful…read moreselection they had at this shop. I picked up a kick ass watch and my boys picked out a couple of arrows with arrowheads and turkey feathers on them. They had all kinds of stuff. I will definitely go here again. The ladies working were friendly and helpful. A+ joint.

We were looking for some REAL native american jewelry for my sweetie's sister from The Netherlands,…read moreand just happened to have stumbled on this place. They've been here, in an exurb of Minneapolis, for about 20 years. It's like a store you'd have found in rural Arizona 30 years ago. The couple and their daughter have a museum quality changing collection of all kinds of Native American jewelry, blankets, kachina dolls, literature, etc. The dad makes jewelry which is sold there. They have earrings for $30 and Tommy Singer squash blossom necklaces for $5,000. Worth the drive.

(This review is for the Savage location)…read more Pros: they shave a ton of cute stuff, and it's organized in a non overwhelming and cute manner. Cons: incredibly expensive for what it is, and incredibly overpriced for a thrift shop/antique shop. Clothing wise, there was nothing under 20$ (except the 10$ rack which.... Honestly had cute stuff, but mostly a ton of weird stuff). 25$ for every clothing item would be on parr with many retail stores, so for a thrift store? That's super expensive. I've been to thrift stores selling the same quality items where nothing was over 10$, expect for some jewelry and a pair of cowboy boots. For the quality of the items - they should be listed at least under 15$. Items I found had minor stains on them (some due to age, some due to questionable sources). A shirt I really liked had tiny specs of something on top, which I would have been fine wearing after a wash, but buying outright for 25$? Um... not really... I'm bad with money, but not that bad. I also found a shirt with a hole in it listed for 22$... and I did end up buying it because I can maybe crop it or hem it, but 22$ for something with a hole in it? That's a bit crazy, and I probably should not have bought it. (Plus when I asked for a discount due to the damage on the stained shirt and the shirt with the small hole, I was told no. So... Yeah, I mean do with that information what you will.) I understand it's second hand items and they won't be in perfect condition, but the benefit of shopping secondhand is you can often get 3-6 items for the price of one. I spent 42$ on a pair of shorts and a sweater (which, again the sweater had a hole in it and the jeans were clearly worn and old (fraying, more natural aging, etc)! I vaguely regret getting it... but hey ). 42$ for two things is the same amount I can spend to get the same thing at a Target. Sadly probably won't go back, but it was cute to step in once!

This is my second time at Green threads. The location is basically an old warehouse but super dope…read moredefinitely is the vibe of a thrift shop locally owned. Always new items to be found here customer service even better plus the little doggy. That's a helper that works there. Parking is on the side of the building easy access when coming in. a little hole in the wall shall I say

Another hit or miss Goodwill. Today was VIP black Friday and I saved 35% off. Only found a Gemmy…read moresinging santa and a vintage christmas felt banner from the 1950's for $1.99. They obviously didn't google photo this or it would have been higher priced. The pictured items would have been perfect for our white trash tacky white elephant gift exchange this year but at 6.99 and 3.99, I couldn't justify the cost. I swear the price markers are on Crack.

First time at this Goodwill location. The store was well organized. Lots of selection for…read moreclothing, and housewares. Was able to find some plain white coffee mugs.

My kids outgrown their clothes like crazy, so this is a fantastic option to keep up with their…read moregrowth spurts without breaking the bank. This OUAC location has the best inventory around. Everything is always neatly organized and presented. Their reward program is awesome, as well! Their tent event is my favorite event that they host--so many options for winter clothing!!

Great selection of used clothing compared to other OUAC stores I have been to and reasonably…read morepriced! Found exactly what I was looking for!

complete waste of time! they kept several new pairs of Kankans and MANY other things and offered me…read more$70. No thanks.

If I could give 0 stars if I would. First when I dropped off my clothes, I wasn't told the limit…read morethen was yelled at by the owner for bringing in more items. Second, went I went to pick up my clothes and they took only 3 purses. They told me "they were being very selective" yet it didn't looked like they had touched the clothes at all. Lastly, I received my texted to come back to the store 15 minutes after I had left. I dropped off a lot of items so I assumed that it would take a while. I was nearly home when I received my text. Overall, I had a very poor experience with this store.

Easy to get to right next to the Eden Prairie Mall Once Upon a Child has been one of my regular…read morestops since my baby was born. I love finding baby clothes here because they can grow out of them so fast! Some clothing items or shoes can be as low as a $1.50 with brand labels being only $8 for some name brands like Nike. Those same items might have been $35+ brand new. Especially for the littlest items they are essentially only sleeping in. I am a personal fan of the onsie wall. I like that it is all organized by size and then color. I want gender neutral colorful clothes so its very easy for me to find my babies current size and the next size up. It is a hunt like all the other consignment and preowned stores. I always think the hunt is worth it and its very satisfying finding a deal. I have found the empolyees to be kind and efficient and let me shop independently.

I literally bought from them a week ago and haven't even tried the clothes I got for my son on…read morehim and when I want to grab one of his new clothes that I got the zipper was broke i can't believe you guy buy clothes that are broken when you guy strive to have the best used clothes for people