Prices have sky rocketed for junk! Not sure which article was read about how in vogue thrifting is,…read morebut I believe this has prompted the owners to make a price gouge calculation that fails the poor. Yet again.

This is the coolest place with the nicest staff. It truly is unique, I found many things of…read moreinterest here. The store could use some air freshner, as all old clothes places could, but I had a lot of fun thrifting. Some notables: cassette tapes! What a throwback! If you have a player, go for it. Interesting and possibly valuable glassware. Books, dvds, odds and ends, funny shirts, good jewelry. See the attached pix. Also, this is the best part: there is always a huge discount when you check out!

Excellent clothing at low budget pricing. I would recommend this establishment as an alternative to…read moreMarshalls.

I love this place. It's a big store... Lots of items in each department. All reasonably priced…read more Extra savings on sale days. And I like to donate as well.

My co-worker has been talking about Augusta Mae for the longest time. I finally had the opportunity…read moreto visit this shop. I came here before my vacation looking for a casual pocketbook I could take on the airplane. I thought the shop was adorable and even took some pictures for Yelp. The shop is located in an old house, which adds to the charm but limits those with mobility issues As the only way in are steep stairs. There is a nice selection of pocket books, clothing and accessories. The young lady who works there was very friendly and helpful. I purchased a pocketbook for my vacation and fell in love with another pocketbook but decided against buying it for the price. Ah, girls and their pocketbooks because I couldn't stop thinking of it! I came back the same day, before closing and ended up buying the second pocketbook for work. I put the pocketbook in my closet and left for vacation with the casual pocketbook. Well this morning before heading back to work, I decided to take it out and opened it to put my wallet in and saw it was damaged..ugh! Mind you, I should have inspected the purse further before buying it. But I was so happy with the first purchase that I didn't think to inspect the interior. Seeing the price, I am annoyed that I wasn't told about this. Look at the picture! I loved the store, but would be more cautious about purchasing a pocketbook here. Lesson learned, I will definitely inspect it carefully next time.

These ladies are wonderful! What a great business they have created! LOTS of fun. The shop…read moreitself has a million things to look at. I could spend my entire paycheck there. The front of the store, an older house, has a great open porch - sometimes its nice to just stand there and take-in the views of downtown. Last time I was there I watched a wedding from across the street - so nice! This store is a Cranford staple. BRAVO! LOVE!

I consider this the best thrift store in the area; not only is the selection huge, but the prices…read moreare unbeatable. They have huge sections of clothes (women/men/children), shoes, housewares, small appliances, media (video/music/books), toys, games, and even a small section with furniture. The prices are MUCH better than what I had recently seen at a different store. They do have a parking lot, which gets fairly busy, but I've always found a space. To drop off items for donation, you can just bring you car to the front of the shop, and there are large plastic bins where you can place your items. There is usually an employee there who can advise you, and can also give you a slip to fill out for tax deductions. Tip - If you do drop off items for donation, they have been giving out coupons you can use in the store too. We were able to get an additional 20% off this way!

O if I could, used to be a wonderful store with nice luxury goods fair prices. Maybe two years ago…read moreemployee theft hauling suitcases full of luxury goods, the managers son. The company somewhat intervened.Since this time basically has overpriced junk. Fake items hundreds of dollars, they are not authenicators. Jewlery is a pathetic joke fake luxury $400. and up over $1000. People customers pay off employees to obtain authentic. Buyer beware please......I do not like to see the public/people exploited

Good Experiences I have enjoyed shopping for all kinds of stuff in Rahway Nj USA.they should have…read morestuff like things to dress your scooter up chains to lock up bikes and scooters up like scattered rugs.table cloths. Bed spreads completers

This was a total bummer for me. I was really looking forward to shopping at this Inspirations…read morelocation because it was so large and I've had good luck at other locations in the past. There's a large selection of clothes and a huge selection of shoes. However, everything is extremely expensive for a thrift store. Yes, everything is in good condition and some pieces are brand new. However, 80% of the tops I looked at were priced at $12 and above. I was shocked. I was so distracted by the prices, I couldn't look at the clothes. I definitely saw tons of things I liked but some sweatshirts and sweaters were $25, which is equal to what you'd pay for a brand new clothing item in TJ Maxx or Marshall's. The upside is that mostly everything is a name brands and there are a few vintage pieces hidden in the racks. But the prices are unjustifiable for a used clothing store. $25 for a used Colombia sweater? I tried on a brand new one at TJ Maxx the other day for $34. At that point, I might as well spend the extra few dollars and buy it new. I really couldn't justify buying used clothes for these prices. Another thing I noticed was that many sweaters were $22 and $24 and so were the jackets! To me, that didn't make any sense. How are the jackets the same price? I even saw a jacket on the rack marked at $99 which is something I'd expect for behind the register. Despite the prices, there was a large selection of scarves, shoes, and seasonal home goods (Christmas and Halloween). There's one aisle of books which looked to be mostly children's from my quick glance, and a wall of purses that were again over priced. I picked up a large wristlet and it was $10, which again I couldn't justify spending. The quality of the clothing is good, don't get me wrong, but the prices really turned me off. I didn't get anything and I didn't spend much time hunting in here once I saw how things were priced. The purpose of thrifting to me is getting something gently used for a great bargain. Great bargains were hard to find here for me. They do offer 50% off for certain tag colors, which was white when I went, but I didn't find one item with this tag. All of the clothing seemed to be tagged in a pink/orange color. One positive of this store is that it's separated by size and there seems to be a good amount of plus sized clothes here. If you're a traditional thriftier, I wouldn't suggest this location. If you don't mind spending $$$ for secondhand clothes, then this is the place for you.

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

Some cute items and it's generally well organized despite being pretty cramped. I remember when the…read moresecond floor was open and that allowed for much more breathing room. Good for basics. My main complaint is not the pricing or the items but the staff. There is a middle aged woman who works (owns?) the Jumble Store who seems gracious and kind with many customers but not with all. Whenever I have to talk to the deyassified Marcia Gay Harden that works check out, she is cold, brusque, and it's as she cannot wait for me to get out as soon as possible. I don't know if this is because I look super gay or what but it's really unpleasant and makes me go here as often as I might otherwise.

Love this thrift store! I always visit whenever I have time and always find great deals! I love the…read morefree parking in the back and the staff is always nice. It does feel cramped in there as the place is small.

Lovely owners and really cute pretty shop with great selections. They even have plus sizes which…read moremost thrift and consignment shops don't offer

Great selection of classy clothing and accessories. Why pay department store prices for inferior…read morequality? Put this place on your To-Do list...you will be the belle of the ball after shopping here!

For the Amber Feather, they do NOT accept any clothes. The owner searches for clothes herself and…read moredoes not accept donations. I talked a little bit with her, and from what she said, the store is not for people who wear petite or small. It's for women who wear medium or large clothing. The fashion is for older women rather than younger women. The aesthetics of the clothing match bigger, flowery patterns like a table cloth. I wouldn't recommend this place if you are a teen or young adult, but it is for older women who wear mediums or larges. That being said, I would recommend 2nd Ave Thrift store in Union (very cheap and fashionable) or Anthem off North Union Avenue (for fashion and in-style clothing) for those younger and smaller women looking to go thrifting.

I would really have loved to give a great review. I'm a big vintage/consignment shopper and I was…read morereally disappointed today. I went out of my way to Cranford to check out this store (in celebration of National Thrift Day-- today). I passsed by around 4:30-ish pm and there was a notice on the door saying the shopkeeper would be back at 5. The notice said: "Stepped out to Laundromat and Post Office. Return 5 pm." It doesn't make sense to me to go do laundry during business hours? Shouldn't errands like that be done during the lunch hour if anything? But it didn't bother me at first I just walked around and came back at 5. And waited. And waited. I waited 1 hour for the shopkeeper to come back (until 6pm) and still no sign of the person coming back. After a while it was kind of hot to wait outside and I felt really weird standing outside for so long so I stepped into a café and watched from the seat. By the time it was 6, I couldn't even check out the vintage shops in other neighboring towns I was hoping to. All in all a disappointing day. It was just kind of unprofessional and disrespectful of customers' time and energy. In total I came, spent 90 minutes, energy, gas, parking money, etc etc just to come see this one store and waited outside the store for a significant amount of time kind of looking like an idiot...not a great impression. I was really patient waiting an hour and a half and I just don't want other customers to go through that. To be clear stuff happens and so I don't take it personally but it was just unfortunate. If I'm in the area again I'd still love to still swing by and try giving it another go.

Large, two floor thrift store. Similar to the other Inspirations locations, this one had great…read morebrands and all of the clothes were in good condition. The main floor is women's clothing and shoes, the floor below is children's and men's clothing. I was especially struck by the shoe section at this location as I found a pair of Sam Edelman boots and a bunch of Uggs! This location has a handful of dressing rooms which is helpful when thrifting. Again, like the other locations, prices are higher here than Goodwill type thrift stores, but I think it's worth it because the merchandise is trendy and in nice condition! Definitely worth stopping in!

Good selection and prices. Better thrifting experience than the chaotic scenes at other local…read moreplayers.