Unique finds & fair prices at this thrift store. The major highlights were free gourmet sliced…read morebaked goods from Wegmans and 20% military discount. I got two loaves of sliced homemade gourmet Tuscan garlic bread for sandwiches. They had areas with clearance prices, new clothes, and select items. I didn't find any deals there and didn't want any of those items. Regular prices items were great finds. I got clay pots for plants $1 each. A new puzzle box still sealed for $4. An oracle deck in mint condition for $2. A large black velvet scarf for $2. Paperback books for 50 cents. A travel jewelry case for $2. They were all in good condition or new. The parking lot can be overcrowded due to the Islamic Center of worship beside it. Traffic can be very busy there as well. People looking for designer deals may not like this place, because they price them at fair not low prices. Book prices are the best at this thrift store if you like buying books. Vintage & collector books are priced fairly and NOT at a low price. This is a place I would consider going to again for plant pots and the books, as well as the baked bread. Overall, five stars for this thrift store.

Updating because the last two times I was there I was treated so poorly. On a Saturday my kid asked…read moreto stop in on our way home. I told her yes but we had to be quick. I knew I was going in 15 minutes before closing but I was going to honor the time. I work retail and have worked thrift stores so I know what it's like to want to leave on time. I was not greeted with a hello or hi. I was greeted with a very curt and rude "we close in 15 minutes". Fine. Whatever. But within the next five minutes I got 2 more time reminders. At this point my kid had stuff she wanted but it did not meet the $5 minimum sale requirement for debit/credit. So I was trying to find something else quickly so we could go. However I wasnt going to buy something just to buy it and toss it. That's wasteful. It was still 10 minutes before close and they were just staring at me. I told my kid that we would just come back and get stuff another day. The lady with the short red hair said very loudly "sorry kiddo mom doesn't have any money". Which let me tell you pissed me off. I had the money and consistently spend $25-$50 a trip when they have a fully stocked store. I just couldn't find enough junk to meet their minimum this time. Also I find that to be incredibly rude and insensitive since their whole organization is to help people in poverty. I mean, I've waited in line while customers have counted out pennies to fill the gap of what their lcac vouchers wont cover. So way to be incredibly insensitive on top of rude. Theres no excuse for that. I just walked out at that point. Took a few weeks before I came back in because I was so upset. This time I came in with two big boxes of donations because I was tired of trying to sell stuff online. Two big boxes of name brand plus size clothes - some with tags. I got zero help as well as zero hello or hi or anything. No hey can we hold the door for you? No can we help? No thank you. Nothing At this point I dont know if they are just assuming its junk because of my appearance (tattoos, piercings) or if they just dont really care to be polite and offer good customer service anymore. I dont know what's going on here but there used to be a pretty solid crew of nice ladies working here and now it's nothing but a bunch of rude women. My donations and business will be going elsewhere.

I've been going here for around a year, and it's been one of the best thrift stores I've ever been…read moreto! Every single time, I always seem to find something very interesting. Actually I ended up picking up an Alice belt and 2 canteens for only 16 bucks. Also the staff there are very friendly. Would really recommend going to Lorton's attic.

From the owner: All proceeds from Lorton's Attic supports the nonprofit Lorton Community Action Center, which…read moreprovides basic needs and support services for residents of southeast Fairfax County.

ECHO is a great organization. ECHO accepts clothing, shoes, linens, electronics, computers, small…read morehousehold appliances, non-perishable food and school supplies year-round. The volunteers are very dedicated and helpful in accepting the donations and distributing them to those in need here in the community. The group is respectful towards those they serve, even referring to them as customers - allowing those in need the dignity they deserve. Donating items is quick, easy and efficient. The volunteers are kind and full of good cheer. ECHO will also advertise the specific items on their billboard so you can see what items are most in need. ECHO can't accept everything but they can recommend other organizations that accept furniture, perishable food or other items for donations. You can feel good that your donated items will go to those who can truly use them.

I like how they make it easy to donate certain items at drop-off locations. Everything I've read…read moreabout this group is very positive and makes me feel good about donating there.

Friendly Customer Service! Wide variety of selection! The best part is you never know what you'll…read morefind!!! Military family's are always moving in/out... leaving treasures behind!!! I highly recommend shopping here!!!

This is one of the most upscale and most expensive thrift stores I ever went to on a military base…read more & in general. The staff is one of the most professional and knowledgeable in customer etiquette and in organizational & pricing skills. They are very thorough in curating & displaying high quality items, researching the items displayed, and placing a fair price on items sold. Some of the items are priced at what may seem outrageously expensive yet it is not. Mint condition or well known high quality items are priced at 50% (most of the time) of their selling price online used or new ( at this thrift store's highest amount price). I found an elegant Mikasa bowl for $8 there that seemed over priced, yet it is selling for $60 online used and a discontinued style. If you want dirt cheap and super low prices, you are better off going to a yard sale, typical thrift store, gimme a five, or general dollar store for a bargain or steal if you want items at a low price. If you are looking to resell items for profit, I would NOT recommend this place as well. According to my experience, the most superb deals and low priced items sold here are usually low key high quality luxury brands and not desired or well known by the general public. Once in a blue moon, you will find rare and spectacular items at a stellar price; even though, you might not realize it until you research or know the item's worth. I have purchased a vintage Rolex brand leather - brand new wallet with fine detailed & metal engraved hardware for only $4 there. I just bought it because it was red, real leather, and well made. I also found a low key yet high quality British luxury brand - new leather - wallet for $3.75 there too. Retro style curvy wood bar chairs for $35 each - was one of my most desirable finds here. I couldn't find the exact chair online because it might be vintage or no longer manufactured. The closest duplicate to it was priced at $244 a chair and had an unattractive cut out design on the chair back. Their book selection is always amazing and always have a buy two books & get one free deal. I always find the best giant coffee table photography books there and fascinating books. Another rare yet wonderful find here is vintage vinyl records in mint condition for $1 each. It took me a long time to write a review for this store, because I didn't think it was like your usual thrift store. It seemed that most of the items I was drawn to were consignment boutique or antique store prices - not at my price range except for the books and certain items. I realized this thrift store excels in customer service and had a lot of hidden gems & high quality items in the end that people usually disregard.

I am a diehard Savers fan in Hawaii, and was happy to share my experience with my aunt when I was…read morevisiting. This location opened up six months ago. This place is tucked in right next to the grocery store entrance. It is a single door. You might miss it. But it is not a small store when she walked through the door. They don't do half off on colored tags. But they do have a few days of discounts. Senior discount, military and store members discounts. When we walked in on Monday, it was store member discount for 25%. We didn't pass the jewelry and the sunglasses before we had a full shopping cart. They have a lot of clothes and household goods. I found some cool purses, and winter wear. The shoe selection is really small, right now it's one rack for all sizes. But I found a perfect pair to match my black gown. I left with several gowns and sunglasses and a cute mermaid purse. My aunt left with jewelry, a Spider-Man sweatshirt, a purse and a couple winter scarves. It's self check out, and you cannot bring a cart outside . My aunt was excited for her fine in the experience and she will be bringing my uncle back with her the next time

We Were In The Area Shopping & Saw This New Saver's Location, In A Big Plaza As We Went For Other…read moreStores In That Plaza. We Weren't Sure What Type Of Store It Was But We Went In & Realized It's Like A Thrift Store. Which My Partner & I Enjoy Thrift Store Shopping To Be More Sustainable & We Also Donate As Well Which Gives An Extra Incentive To Save Additional While Saving The Planet. When We Went We Found Some Good Finds & Saved A Lot Which Was Great! We Found A Lot Of New Items With Tags & Stuff! Also The Staff Were Helpful When Questions Asked, Only Downfall Was We Bought Something For A Friend To Pick Up They Helped Facilitate That But Unfortunately The Furniture Didn't Fit In His SUV So He Picked Up Another Item & The Item Was Half Off The Price & We Thought They Would Give Him An Offer To Make An Even Exchange But Told All Items Other Than Clothes Or Shoes Are Exchangeable. I Just Wish They Had Informed Us Of This Information Prior When We Were Debating Doing This Type Of Transaction As It Was Presented As An Easy Thing. With This Being Our First Visit To This Location I Would Have Expected More Transparency With The Manager About It & Felt Bad When He Said They Just Didn't Help Him Out When He Asked For The Paperwork As He Had The Receipt For The Exchange They Just Didn't Do Anything That So For His Experience I Would Take A Star Off As We Did Enjoy The Store & What They Do To Help Be Sustainable To The Planet & Stop Items From Being In Landfills But I Have To Be Honest As The Experience & Hassle Our Friend Had Really Made Us Feel Bad For Him. I Included The Receipt In The Review For Reference.

They were very kind and helpful when I dropped off food and a brand new unopened box of diapers…read moremonths ago. They weighed it and gave me a tax receipt. I plan on bringing more canned food to them this holiday season, to help others in need. Thanks for all that you do here.

Lending a helping hand…read more.. I had the pleasure of doing some charity work while I was in Washington, DC. The Capital Area food bank offers an invaluable service to the area providing food for families in need. With the tough economics times the country finds itself in, it was encouraging to be part of good works. It also brought an awareness of the circumstances that people end up in a blink of an eye. It is great to know that their are everyday angels out their making a difference.....

You can find some good finds if you sift through this thrift store…read more Some items are very cheap for what they are worth but some items are too expensive. For example you can get an undershirt brand new from Walmart for 2 dollars, and sometimes they charge 5 dollars for an undershirt here. I've found some awesome antique items here for pennies. Great place to look for rare vintage trinkets

They have lots of clothes, , housewares, furniture, and other miscellaneous items…read more Looks like it used to be an old Kmart and they reused the space. There are other mini shops in there however I didn't go to check it out.

This place has some really good finds if you have the time to pick through it…read more I will say come when it's 25% off day. Sometimes they jack the prices up on certain items because it's a name brand item. Overall a pretty good thrift store and pretty organized too.

It's better than okay but their prices remind me of goodwill which are slightly elevated. If you…read moreare shopping for housewares or books you could luck out. Clothes although in good condition, I could hit up Burlington or Ross for similar prices.