Incredible place with really great inventory and service. Found exactly what I was looking for at…read morea reasonable price. Very interesting and beautiful building, too!.

Such a cool decor shop!! If it's a cute, adorable and unique home decor item you're looking for…read morethen the Cotton Mill Exchange in Canton Ga is where you need to be. I'm not sure how many vendor booths they have. Maybe 200 or more!! And every one is more adorable thank the one before. If you can't find it here then they haven't made it yet. Lol. I was impressed at how clean and organized this giant of a place was. And how well it's being run. They have little coffee stations, water and soda machines along with snack tables to keep their shoppers hydrated and energized. The employees are so nice and polite. Will help you find exactly what you looking for. Such a very pleasurable experience! I'll definitely be back for more exploring and purchases.

I frequently try to find unique items for my business. I have given this store things that I find…read morein yard sales sometimes for items in the store. Normally the lady is cordial. As I was looking through some picture frames. She informed me that Jack ( her boyfriend) was in the back. As I headed towards the counter He (Jack) came charging towards me yelling and screaming at me saying I was a thief and I had but some items in my pockets. He shouted at me to live the store because I come in the store to steal things. I watched him follow Hispanics around the store and after they leave call them derogatory names. I was told by an employee that he refers to Black people as Ns. To my surprise, the owner Sheri, told me to leave the store. I called the police while I was in the store. I waited outside for the officers to arrive. I was instructed to leave the store. This guy is clearly unstable and a racist which is a dangerous combination. He has asked me, for drugs because people like me (Black) should know. I am no Rosa Parks, so I left the store. It is sad that in 2020 I have to teach my Grandkids about being a minority in the south. I would not enter this store again even if they were giving away everything for free!!!

They have a good variety of stuff to sell at reasonable prices. The lady who helped my wife and me…read morewas friendly. Unfortunately the items I was interested in were not yet marked for sale. I left my name and number with her to have the owner call back with a price. Four days later and no callback. Called and left a message. Hoping for a response.

Great little thrift store. Nice folks running the place and you can find some good items here! I…read morestopped in whenever I'm in the area.

From the owner: New 2 You, a non profit organization, was established in 2016. New and gently used clothing, shoes,…read morefurniture, home deco, bed linens, towels , dishes, pots and pans and lots of unique finds! Nonprofit working with the foster children & the Red Cross victims in Cherokee County. All Donations welcome. Discounts Available Every Single Day! New Inventory Every Day. Come shop with us today.

This place has a wonderful collection of things that can be used for multiple purposes in your…read morehome. But what I love best about Rife is that they can and will custom make items for you based on your vision. I wanted live edge wood shelves for my great room and had an idea on the size and materials I wanted. Eric at Rife drew up a sketch, helped me pick out a nice slab of wood for the shelves, and Tim constructed it! And with the left over wood from the slab I chose, they built a nice little live edge table! I am happy that Rife is literally just up the road from me and constantly has different things to consider.

This store is NEAT! It has a lot of antiques and interesting home decor pieces. They also do…read morecustom work with reclaimed wood. They build items at the shop, so many of the items are really dusty. Be sure to ask about items if you dont see it. The merchandise rotates quickly! Each of the employees were friendly and helpful. The prices seem fair for what you get. I would highly recommend checking this place out.

Great people to work with. When in Ellijay check this great…read moreconsignment shop out. Fun treasures to find.

Nice store and love the smell of old treasures. Prices are fair and everything was in mint…read morecondition.

It carries such nice items. The profits go to an amazing charity. I've been a few times and come…read morehome with fantastic things!

I found this cute little consignment/ thrift shop while running an errand in the area. It's in a…read moreside strip shopping center off of Molly Lane and Highway 92. It's in the same strip as Book Browser https://www.yelp.com/biz/book-browser-woodstock?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)ser The place is filled with lots of gently used clothing for the whole family. There have a pretty nice section of not only clothing for kids and infants but also cribs, high chairs, car seats, etc. Some of the items doesn't look like it's been used at all...They also have lots cute tchotchkes for the home and the spare bedroom. Their prices are pretty competitive and reasonable. Most of the babies to kids clothes were only $2-$3 bucks and the adults range from $4-$15 depending on the items. They also have a program where you can donate items and get up to 10% off your total purchase. So start digging through the closet now and pull out all the stuff that you don't wear, can't fit in or never wore but you don't want to give it up because you paid a lot of money for it....and bring it on down here...and while you're here...pick up a few diddies to refill the closet space that you just freed up...

I am definitely older than a college kid which may be the target audience for this store, but I buy…read moregood clothes and they are still stylish. Of all the product I brought in, they took one shirt and paid me $7. I had Ralph Lauren slacks, shirts, and a lot of other excellent quality items. That $7 didn't even pay for the gas to drive there. No thanks - pretentious counter clerk. Maybe they think they know their customer's wants and desires, but I will just go to Goodwill and help someone find a real bargain.

I'm in town for a few days and wanted to hit some thrift/resale shops, and this one was exactly…read morewhat I was looking for. Small but well organized and curated, helpful and friendly staff, and a good selection of sizes. Great vintage pieces mixed in with more recent stuff. Will definitely be coming back next time I'm in the area.

NOT your average thrift store. Clothes, furniture, antiques and consignments are just a few of the…read moregreat things you'll find at The PIER. This non profit business services all of North Ga and the local communities. Everything you'll see and find here are in great condition, from name brand clothing to working and tested appliances and electronics. But more importantly and most amazing, is what the PIER Foundation does! The PIER Foundation gives job opportunities and provides job training for adults with disabilities. This sometimes forgotten people of our world are given the ability to work and earn a living by doing what they can at the store! More then half of the employees are adults with disabilities that refuse to let the minor setback of a medical condition hold them back from living the best life possible. I cannot think of a better place to give, donate or support then The PIER Foundation Thrift Store.

The lady owner named Tammy was so friendly and fun to talk to. Her shop is rare and every inch…read morerevealed her many talents and furniture recreations. Prices were much lower than expected, which was certainly a plus. I now have a new stop and shop in Murrayville I will share with friends on our way to Dahlonega!

Beautiful , pleasant friendly owners, lots to see and buy . Will definitely go back easy locationread more

If I could give this place negative five stars, I absolutely would. What I witnessed today from the…read morestore owner was beyond unacceptable -- it was downright revolting. A young woman calmly pointed out that they were selling hate memorabilia from World War II, and instead of showing even a shred of responsibility or decency, the owners brushed her off and practically shoved her out the door. They didn't care. Not one bit. They stood there defending the garbage they were selling -- fake propaganda rooted in racism and violence -- as if it was no big deal. It is a big deal. It's hateful, it's offensive, and it's a slap in the face to anyone who has served or had family who served in that war. How on earth are we still living in a country where a business can openly profit from hate and pretend it's harmless? Shame on this store, shame on the owners, and shame on anyone who thinks selling racist, hateful items is acceptable in 2026.