This is a really cute shop…read more Along with all the cool used & antique items (I got a lovely pitcher & some glasses that match a set my grandmother had), they also have some neat new shelving & craft items that the owner apparently makes and sells. If you like thrift stores, be sure to visit this one!

From the owner: Thrift store that offers low cost items to the community ,with a mission to help animals in need. read more

Rude pushy owner!! Said the price on the items wasn't correct and proceeded to thumb through the…read morebooks and tell me they cost much more than the marked prices! Ma'am you priced them!! Left the books and will NEVER be back. Be warned before you go that the price on the item is up for debate depending on her mood.

I found two books with $10 price stickers on them. The lady that works there took them out of my…read morehand before I even went to the register and started thumbing through them like she knew who the Civil War Generals were... She then said the price wasn't $10 and said a number that was ALOT more. Its ashame people are out there trying to take advantage of unsuspecting people trying to enjoy their lives without having to be vigilant of bad folks. She clearly doesn't know about the Golden Rule either. I will make sure to let family and friends know to stay away.

This store is well organized, and fairly clean…read more I found a couple of dishes that I could use. I also saw a flat treadmill, and was interested, but too cheap to pay $40 for a used treadmill.

Rude employees and prices are outrageous. It's no longer about helping less fortunate people in the…read morecommunity and this was made evident today when I witnessed a customer ask about a piece of furniture. $80? No, $800. It can't be reduced, "this is an antique, ma'am." I didn't know we priced items based on antique and their worth on eBay, this used to be a store that offered help to less fortunate people and had reasonable prices. No more discounts, the stamp cards are void now, customer service is bad and rude manager.

What a treasure The Shoppes Off Trade is! Local artisans of glass, fiber, sewing, woodworking,…read moresoaps, and jewelry, so much to choose from at a variety of price points. Inside the shop is Trudy's Timeless Treasures, a vintage shop with a lovely variety of items and super reasonable prices. Also in the shop is Chocolate Dreams a handmade, small batch chocolate counter with unique and ever changing delights. So glad we found this shop, we will be back!

The Shoppes Off Trade is my favorite store of all time. One can't never go back home without…read morevisiting first. The prices are fair, the items are uniquely beautiful, hand made, custom made decor, the chocolate is a delicious work of art, the owner and staff are courteous and friendly, a must visit before birthdays and Christmas and just because, you will not be disappointed! My go to to de-stress

The previous reviews pretty much cover everything; lousy customer service, snarky owner, selling…read moreproduct that looks like junk, looks like a front for laundering drug money. Don't waste your time or money.

In my opinion, positive Customer Relations and effective Communication would be an asset!…read more In my opinion Arrogance to a customer is not effective communication in sales!

Neat, tidy, fairly clean. It's well organized with furniture on one side clothing on another, and…read morechildren's clothing in the back. They had a good selection of books, but no 78 RPM records. The lady at the checkout register was very happy and friendly.

Dropped off housewares yesterday and was rudely yelled at by the receiving employee as I brought a…read morebox in. The receiving area was totally unorganized and appeared that everything was simply tossed anywhere. Three vehicles were being attended to at one time with the first one no moving for a long period of time. I have visited numerous Goodwill stores in the SE, this will be the last time in bring in anything to this store.

I don't think Carol's understand how thrifting works. Why are there retail prices for used things?…read more$8 for a single plate? $8 for an old starbucks coffee cup? $300 for an old couch with stains and sinking holes. I don't get it. I see you throw sales all the time but then you up the pricing during the sales. That's not how sales work. Sales are to get rid of old, stale inventory, not to make a sale because your prices are crazy and make no sense. No wonder why several of your stores got shut down. If you wanna sell antiques and vintage items then change the store and stop saying thrift. People are coming in here thinking they're gonna get nice things for a low price and that's happening.

Came here looking for some jewlery. Picked up 3 bracelets for $6. Thursday is junior day and under…read moreage 54, you receive 10% off. Very clean store and doesn't smell like most thrift stores. 5 stars from me.