There is no bathroom available to the public. The staff however are very kind and helpful. You can find a decent plus size clothing selection most times and the kids clothing is always in good supply. The quality is always better than going to a different thriftstore and the pricing is set for each clothing group. They don't overcharge. read more

Was kicked out just as I was going through doors because I was carrying a closed timbits box in my hand. She was very rude about it.

This Frenchies isn't associated with the GUY'S chain of thrifts. I think Lee is on his own. I really like this spot though, even if it isn't an authentic Guy's. I don't mind, I love and embrace all thrifts equally. There are so many bins of clothes in here it's crazy, which is good because it means they don't over pack the bins and it makes it easier to dig through the clothes. Therefor saving your arm strength for more important endeavors such as arm wrestling competitions. The location is huge, and even though it's not a Guy's like I mentioned a million times, they still dump new items on the hour. If you've ever been to a Guy's Frenchies on the South Shore on a Saturday, you will know the full power of an on the hour clothing dump. It can get mean. Those old thrift ladies are vicious. Lee's is so big that it never feels crowded, or many there aren't a lot of people who visit this location. Either way, I didn't have any brawls on the hour. I don't know why it's not more crowded, I never leave here without finding at least a couple diamonds in the rough. I have to take off a star because the last time I was there with my mom someone hit her car in the parking lot, which is more like an empty dirt lot, and didn't even come into the store. Needless to say it's not Lee's fault but it did sour our last visit there, and she said she'd never go back. So be warned! Careful of the parking situation at Lee's, some of the customers are less than scrupulous. read more

Lee's Frenchy's - Finding treasures - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - New Glasgow, Nova Scotia

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My favourite place to pick up secondhand clothing for my kids. I come here a couple of times a year and buy a seasons worth of clothing for my two boys. It's best for babies, from newborn up to two years. After this age, you have to be a little more careful as the clothing gets more worn looking, but that has nothing to do with the store and everything to do with kids being kids. After all, it is used clothing. Be sure to give yourself time. All the cloths are in big wooden bins, marked by gender and item. There are probably 25 large bins, so if you're looking for anything specific you could be there all day. I treat my Frenchy's trips more as treasure hunts. I go in looking for nothing in particular and come out with new, and I may add, styling wardrobes for my boys and normally an item or two for myself - often super cute dresses. My latest steal was a white lace, summer dress from Banana Republic for $5.25. You can't beat the prices. There are huge ceiling fans blowing around hot, musty smelling air, I normally leave with a headache, but I know going in that's it's no air conditioned mall. The women that work there are always really friendly and they have a relatively clean bathroom to use, which is a plus for me, as I have the smallest bladder in the world. It is what it is. If you're willing and ready to do some serious bin rooting to find some great deals, then you've come to the right spot. read more