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    Attic Treasures Thrift Store

    1.8(25 reviews)
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    Wowza! When you go into a "Thrift" store, one expects to see reasonably priced items. Not here!…read moreSave a trip and go elsewhere! I usually look for tools and related items. The few old rusty worn out ones they had cost more than buying new! All other items I saw in the store were the same! A few examples and photos... 1. A rusty old 8" drill press was $199.00 Equivalent new from Amazon (several) delivered to your front door were less than $100. 2. A worn out old 6" bench grinder was $124.00. Many new available far below $100. 3. An old bowling ball and carry bag was $45.00 4. A small wooden single desk pen set ( no pen) with a "King County 25 Years Service" brass plate was $9.99 Save your time and go elsewhere!

    I would recommend reconsidering the name to better reflect that this is a reseller store rather…read morethan a thrift store. When people hear "thrift," they generally expect accessible pricing. If the intention is to offer higher-end items, a clearly defined luxury section alongside more affordable pieces would make more sense. As it stands, everything is priced at a premium. I think clearer pricing tiers would drive more sales. The only items that felt reasonably priced were the mason jars, which aligned more with what customers typically expect from a thrift store. Everything else felt priced more like resale or boutique inventory. I'd also encourage doing more research before pricing items. For example, I recognized a shirt currently priced very high that I personally purchased new from Walmart 8 years ago for significantly less. Pricing like this can feel disconnected from both the item's origin and customer expectations. Ultimately, it feels like lowering prices could increase overall sales volume and reduce the need for premium price tags, creating a better experience for both the business and its customers.

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    Kittitas Thrift - thrift_stores - Updated October 2026

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