Good selection of interesting, clean clothes. The staff are friendly and helpful. Wilder is…read moredefinitely on my list of places to visit periodically.

I love a good second hand store. And that's what ReThreads is!…read moreI sometimes need to remind myself that places like this exist, because it's easy to think of buying your clothes new, but there's a great selection at ReThreads so next time I want to buy an outfit for an event or something, I'll check here first! Second hand is great on the wallet and the world! I was only going in to browse this time, as I had no immediate need for anything (in fact we're just about to move, so I'm trying to purge, not gain anything else) but I was tempted by a few things still! On top of secondhand clothing, shoes, and jewelry they also have a selection of local goods/crafts for sale including soaps, other toiletries and jewelry. Nice little shop, definitely worth a look-see.

The top of the $400 dresser I bought was covered with a runner and on top of the runner was a…read moreselection of several large lamps for sale and several Knick Knack/tchotchke items for sale. Although I looked over the dresser, opened the drawers, etc., I did not move all the lamps and many assorted knick knacks. I then paid for the dresser and made arrangements to pick it up the following day. When I returned to pick it up, there was a VERY LARGE split in the wood, ALL the way across the entire top of the dresser and way too wide to repair by any method. This major damage had been covered by the runner, the lamps and the knick knacks. So . . . Usually, normally, sellers will be transparent about damage, flaws, chips, cracks etc., and then it's up to the buyer to move forward with the purchase or not. Because the damage was so extensive, I did not think the dresser could be transported without breaking completely in two. Because the damage was hidden/concealed, I felt deceived. I pointed this out to the staff, who launched into their "no refunds" spiel before I could even finish my sentence. I was rather abruptly offered to the "opportunity" to leave the dresser (and my $400) behind if I no longer wanted it. Still, I extend Kudos to Twice Is Nice for serving seniors in need!! Thank you to the volunteers who offer their time. Thank you to the folks who donate. If an item is damaged, you don't have to attach flashing lights or a neon sign, but it's not "nice" to cover it up, then pile it high with multiple heavy items making the damage almost impossible to detect until too late to make an informed purchase decision.

Wonderful finds in excellent condition! I always spend too much, but come home with great things!…read more If you make it to Charlottesville, I highly recommend this place look out because Twice is Nice has two stores in the same general vicinity.

First time thrifting at any Salvation Army I can recall. This location is frequented by UVA…read morestudents since just off grounds. My daughter was searching for a desk chair. We found possible candidates with great prices, but ended up not purchasing. We did talk with friendly staff. The store was clean, but inventory seemed low. No surprise with UVA move-in. So a 3.5 seems appropriate and rounding down.

This location is really well maintained - the staff are always super nice and almost everything is…read morewell appointed and color coded so it's easy and enjoyable to look around. I have thrifted a lot of art from here, I've noticed that a lot gets donated from older estates and this has been a good place to pick up cool pieces. Clothing wise the selection is pretty large. It is now a pretty popular spot for UVA students so just keep that in mind - they tend to clean out a lot of good pieces so stuff moved quickly. Furniture is usually in really good condition but the prices are very high - much more than Facebook marketplace. I think they have caught on to a lot of people buying and flipping furniture so a lot of the stuff here is priced fairly high. Overall the store is well maintained the staff are good and the location is safe and clean. Recommend if you are looking to thrift shop in cville.

Very cool antique retro clothing store in the historic Mall district in Charlottesville VA…read more Reasonable prices and friendly staff. Worth a visit. They have other antique items to peruse but primarily clothing. Great vibe.

Always something new to find! I've seen clothing, jewelry, shoes, decor, furniture, dresses, men's…read moreclothing, and old records here! They are always taking in new items so you never know what you might find when you visit! The main thing I look for in a shop where it's a grab-bag is cleanliness, friendliness of employees, organization, and assortment! Low has it all! I purchased today a pain of Fillippo Totti jeans 1080s. (pictured) A cute retro 70's one-piece that's groovy for skating with shorts or pants over! (Pictured) And a pair of perfectly worn in size 8 Hi-tec hiking shoes from the 80's as well! (Pictured) The shoes there are phenomenal and they have plenty of unique 30s-60s shoes for dancing, outings, and outdoors! Go check them out! You might find your next favorite piece!

TIN 2 has a great selection of clothes, kitchen items and larger furniture. I almost always find…read moresomething there when I come by... and I come by often ;) The prices and quality can't be beat, not to mention that proceeds go to good causes benefitting seniors in the community. A win win all around!

Don't bother with Goodwill... There is not goodwill in their mission objective, just greed and pay…read moreout for the executives. The idea and intent of Goodwill started good enough but that is no longer the case. There's no 'profit' per say, because of accounting practices and distribution of unused revenue amongst the upper level executive. The clothes are no longer a good deal, nor does the business exist to transfer the goodwill of those that donated the items. They get it for free, why sell them at eBay prices? It's becoming a scam really... The following numbers are a couple of years old, it's expectingly higher now. Key Employees and Officers Compensation Mark Barth (President & Ceo) $411,189 Desmond Carter (Coo) $267,017 John Leopold (Vp Enterprise Support) $219,372 Take your items to those that give them out for free or actually sell them at prices that is befitting a store set up to help tie the less fortunate over. Goodwill is BS. Don't do it.

Easy drop off thanks to clear directions, helpful staff immediately came out to assist with moving…read moreheavy bag from our trunk. Very convenient to have Goodwill accept donation that Vets group never picked up!

I LOVE Circa!! I've bought several interesting, beautiful, unique things there including vintage…read morefurniture, art, and wine glasses. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Just an amazing trove of furniture, wall art, dishes, glassware and bric a brac. Everything is…read morereasonably priced and in very good condition. Note that the shop is three separate buildings with their own entrances. Their Insta feed highlights new finds, but things apparently turn over quickly, so if you browse online, hustle down and check it out!

I got the most delightful 1950s Tea Hat here. It' perfect for a tea party, church, or a derby race…read more There are so many fun things to try on and look at here.The staff are very kind and allow you to try on the items. It's a bit pricey, but vintage can be sometimes. It's a tiny space, cramped with vintage in every corner (and I mean this in the best way possible)! I really loved trying on things from the past and dreaming about the item's previous life. Worth a stop when in downtown Charlottesville. I mean what a great name for a store! Why wouldn't you stop by?

Owner very helpful and knowledgeable about the interesting and unique clothing she carries. Some…read morefunky household items as well. We'll be back again!

what a great place for antiques! there was a huge selection of furniture, jewelry, pepper shakers,…read moreand records. different "rooms" were set up by different vendors on an open floor that provided a large variety to look through. prices were a little high but they are one of a kind pieces! there are some antique/consignment stores in the area so i believe it is a great place to stop by. would definitely recommend if you're in the area.

From the owner: Heyday Antiques & Vintage is Charlottesville's largest multi-vendor antique marketplace! We make…read moreshopping fun and easy - Heyday is visually appealing and easy to navigate, spaces are beautifully curated, and customers tell us it's a joy to stroll through the store. Each vendor has a distinctive vibe, whether it be mid-century modern, country house, global-inspired, industrial, farmhouse rustic and so much more. Heyday is chock full of affordable furniture, original art, jewelry, rugs, books, vintage vinyl, gift ideas, etc. Come visit us today at our Charlottesville store, where you'll always receive friendly and helpful customer service. Open daily, 11-5 at 1747 Allied Street in McIntire Plaza, just off Rt. 250.

Best goodwill around.I drive 1 hour and it's worth every minute.The Manager is awesome,very…read morehelpful,great customer service.

When I am in town always like to pop in this GoodWill. There is always something interesting or…read moreunusal to find, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The times I have been there the store has been clean and things are grouped nicely.