This is a pretty good thrifting location. It was smaller than I expected for a Value Village but…read morestill a decent size. I mostly shop for clothes and they have a great shoe section and a well organized bag section. There are no changing rooms here. The bathrooms were clean and nice but you do have to walk through a staff area to get to them. I found some really great pieces here! Some Value Village tips- think carefully about which day to come. Mondays and Thursdays have 25% off sales but they are busy. Weekends are busy too. You can always get a 20% off coupon if you donate. Also, since there are no changing rooms wear something close fitting so you can try on clothes over what you're wearing.

Value Village has all the good stuff. Donate is an extraordinary thing to me. Afterward, I found…read moregood surprises at this place. I encourage everyone to visit, donate, and make research because there is a big reward behind all this. Beautiful people, like I said in the beginning, "You can find good stuff at Value Village in return." Value Village at University Boulevard, Maryland.

Recommend coming in more than once. The location means this place sees a lot of nice items come…read morethrough that make it worth checking out. PROS - Generally good selection of various standard thrift store items, including some TVs and occasional electronics. I've picked up a few lamps and fans here that worked great. - We got a REALLY nice old chair here for super cheap. CONS - On the messy side, sometimes hard to find what's available. You've got to dig through some bins. - Kind of wish they'd cycle out some of the things that aren't selling after 6 months. I feel like the same exact pots from last year are in the same spot. OTHER NOTES (neither bad nor good) - There's a LOT of random extra junk along the right side back wall that are just sort of thrown into containers. This is technically where the new stuff comes in. - If you buy furniture and can't drive it away in your car, you're going to need to contact someone to have it delivered. This wasn't a problem and it mostly went fine but it's NOT a Salvation Army service, meaning some third party is doing it. Everything went fine for us getting a book case that was a little too big for our car, but just something to be aware of.

Great thrift store for clothes. Organized by color and not size but very organized and clean.read more

This store is my ultimate thrifting spot in the area. I've found some of the best treasures here…read moreand in the connecting store. It's absolutely huge and has every section you could think of. Come in with a plan or you'll be overwhelmed! There are no changing rooms and while there are bathrooms last time I went in they were so dirty they were unusable. Some items like hats and belts are sorted by men and women but are kind of unisex. If you go on busier days it will be more crowded and messy. Mondays and Thursdays have 25% off sales and are busy. Weekends are busy as well. They are always putting out new items throughout the day. There are no changing rooms, so wear something close fitting so you can try clothes on over what you're wearing. You can always donate something to get a 20% off coupon. The staff are really nice and friendly here- if you have any questions just ask!

Mothers Day 3:30 pm…read more I thought it would be a good idea to thrift on a major women's holiday. The aisles were open and less crowded. So I guess my experiment worked out. There are multiple shops like a flea market in between two thrift stores. One side is Value Village the other is Unique Thrift. You will need at least 2 hrs minimum to find something. The prices are too high for me . Idk about you but I'm paying 29.99 for a used dirty Talbots wrap dress. I found 2 Missoni travel cases and called it a day. Dress for the dust and dander ... maybe wear a mask to avoid inhaling so much dust . Happy Thrifting

This store (and the one connected to it) are my favorite in the DMV for thrifting. I have found…read moreamazing clothes here! You can find high end brands for just a few dollars. It's massive so come with a plan or you'll get overwhelmed. This location does not have changing rooms. The bathrooms were useable the last time I was here but just barely. The sections are pretty well organized but the chaos definitely increases on busy days. Mondays and Thursdays have 25% off sales and are busy, along with the weekends. If you'd like it to be quieter and more organized come on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Since there are no changing rooms, wear close fitting clothing so you can try items on over what you're wearing. You can always donate something for a 20% off coupon.

I love this thrift store. It's enormous and always has clothes I want to buy. I have a tendency to…read moreimmediately shop the right side of the store, closest to Safeway, forgetting there's an entire duplicate shopping area on the left side! You can spend hours in this store. There are two significant drawbacks to thrifting, though, and this store (like most) exhibits them both: no dressing rooms and an unfriendly return policy. You can return items, but it must be within two weeks and you must spend the money on the day of your return - no money back or store credit. Go prepared - dress in removable layers, with a thin first layer to allow you to try as much on as possible in public!

Scheduled pick up for this morning. Had everything labeled and curbside BY 7 AM. Now it's 5:30 PM…read more Call Greendrop to ask for an update. Agent says the haul was picked up at noon. Wrong. I sent photos with time stamps from this am and again at 4:15 pm. Agent says they can't come back for a week. HORRIBLE

I will never use Greendrop again, which is unfortunate because I have used them in the past. TWO…read moreTIMES IN A ROW, they didn't show up for the donations. This after I worked hard putting a very large donation in the driveway and waiting until the end of the day for it to be picked up. This is a horrible business model.

I'm a big fan of the Unique Thrift Stores and this one is pretty good! It's really big so if you…read morecome in you need a plan. Know what you're looking for or it will quickly get overwhelming! Some location specifics- the parking lot is kind of chaotic here, so be prepared to bring your patience when you park. There are no changing rooms and the bathrooms were a mess when I visited. Some Unique Thrift specifics- pick which day to go carefully. They have 25% off deals on Mondays and Thursdays, so those days are pretty busy. The weekends of course are busy too. If you're shopping for clothes, I recommend wearing something close fitting so you can try clothes on over your normal clothes.

Unique as I recently discovered is a FOR-PROFIT thrift store, not a charity, with most proceeds…read morebenefiting the company. I also noticed their prices is above other thrift stores. I would not go there if your intention is to help charity causes. If you want to shop for thrifts or drop your used goods, Salvation Army and Goodwill is the place to go, as 85% of the sale goes to good cause. I rated a 1 star as I am disappointed to know this, not to mention the place is always a mess and prices are crazy high.

Wow, people denigrating this thrift store for being a little dingy. Fam! It's a thrift store. What…read moredid you expect? If you want Nordstrom, go to Nordstrom. Holy cow! What I can tell you is this -- I came here looking for decent suits and I found *many* of them. Racks and racks full of suits. I tried on around 10, I bought six of them. In that group of six, only *one* will need alterations. That's right -- five suits bought and ready to wear for right around $100. I've been to a bunch of thrift stores in the DMV. Really, look at my other reviews. Bottom line -- if you want real variety in men's suits, I haven't found any place better yet. Yes, maybe some thrifts have *nicer* suits on a per capita basis, but at this store, you'll have a lot of options and if you have a relatively common body-type like mine, you can come away with a full closet if you want it.

This is a very bleak feeling thrift store. It's barely a step up from the Goodwill bins…read more Everything on the racks is of terrible quality. Flipping through clothing racks I was met with holes, shrunken sweaters, rips, stains, bad pilling. It was all stuff that might as well be recycled, not sold. They are selling the worst of the worst. The place smells musty. Nothing is sized, either. Though they did have a "plus size" section. I wouldn't recommend for hobby thrifters.

My sisters 65th birthday was a few weeks ago and I wanted to make my present memorable so was able…read moreto make a donation in her name! She was so touched by this because she received a nice note from A Wider Circle explaining what the group did and who they helped. A thoughtful organization!

A wonderful place to donate. They make good use of the items (which they need is listed on their…read morewebsite), supplied directly to immigrants and those who are formerly homeless. Extremely efficient and pleasant drop-off of items.