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M HA Thrift Store

3.3 (7 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 3:30 pm

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Good place to donate clothing to assist people dealing with mental health and/or homelessness.

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Assistance League of Santa Ana

Assistance League of Santa Ana

4.3(35 reviews)
2.2 mi
•$

Let me tell you.. I…read morehit up 3 of the Assistance league stores because they honestly put Goodwills and Salvation Army stores to complete shame with their prices and selection... and this location was by far the cheapest and friendliest. I got the best vibes here and a whole bunch of outfits for $15

2nd time shopping here. Great experience the 1st time. 2nd time was Fri 7-31-26 about noon. I was…read morefollowed around the store by 2 volunteers who apparently felt I was planning on stealing something. SMH Really? Get some cameras if this is a constant and daily threat! Then I was yelled at simply for using the bathroom to try on clothing. Permission was given to me for this purpose by one volunteer. Then, another volunteer (who followed me around the store) yelled at me, stating it wasn't allowed while pounding on the bathroom door *demanding* I exit *immediately.* The volunteer who gave me permission then lied saying she did NOT give me permission to try on clothes. Good grief! Make sure your communications are clear to all volunteers so customers don't have to be on the receiving end of your wrath, anger issues, and power struggle. What a horrible and degrading experience. I was even thinking of volunteering there but, if these volunteers are representative of the values of the Assistance League, no thank you! I will also be taking my business elsewhere since being followed and yelled at was so unprofessional and disrespectful to a customer who pays money to help their charity. I wish the Assistance League well in helping out the community but perhaps better vetting of volunteers is needed so more customers don't feel shamed for simply shopping and wanting to try on clothing they may want to purchase.

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The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center

The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center

3.5(44 reviews)
3.0 mi
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I dropped off bags of brand new personal sundries and the men in the back warehouse Drop Off…read moresection were friendly and professional. They even explained that Salvation Army is now using QR Codes in place of a blank paper receipt. It's good to see friendly staff. It makes a big difference when you're parting with stuff you've always been emotionally hanging onto for decades. They made me feel welcome. Thank you and I will be back. My only regret is that I forgot to take a picture of these folks - they deserve credit for excellence in customer service.

I went to this thrift in search of costumes for Halloween night. I found costumes indeed; they were…read morenot for Halloween night though. They were costumes for another kind of night. One that involves a husband, wife, GF, or BF getting off work early & maybe calling in sick the next day. Most Halloween costumes say Spirit or Halloween Express somewhere on the packaging. Not these costumes. These costumes said "Forplay" on them--as in the activities that precede the activity. One costume was called "A Scaredly Lion." The woman modeling the costume did not look that afraid though--she looked more like a hungry or thirsty lion to me. A mom checked out a milkmaid costume for her daughter or herself presumably, & I'm not sure she understood the type of milk maid labor this costume implied. Salvation Army, these were not Halloween costumes or costumes suitable for kids; these were spicy night costumes--the kind that are not meant to be worn for most of the night. 5 stars for bizarre amusement in adult slumber party costume merchandise form. Nothing quite like the ideal attire for a special hoe-ccasion.

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Plato's Closet South Coast - Santa Ana - Men's

Plato's Closet South Coast - Santa Ana

2.9(664 reviews)
1.6 mi
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Back in 2021, I tried selling my clothes here and was pretty disappointed because they only took…read moreone item--a Lululemon jacket that I had originally bought from another resale store. Since then, I never gave Plato's Closet another chance. Today, I happened to be down the road from another resale store and thought, "Why not? Let's see if they'll take anything this time." When I walked in, a very nice employee asked me to place my items on the counter. She checked if I had sold there before, and even though it had been years, I was still in their system. I even joked and told her, "You guys probably won't be able to take anything, but that's okay. I've been trying to sell this bag of clothes for a while, and other resale stores haven't taken any of it." She told me there were three people ahead of me and that she'd send me a text when they were finished. I spent some time looking around the store while I waited. Personally, I didn't find much for myself because I don't think they have a huge selection in the large to XXL sizes, but I stayed inside since it was pretty warm outside. When I got the text that my buy was finished, I accidentally got in the wrong line, but the employees kindly pointed me in the right direction. Then the girl who had gone through my items called me over and said, "I'm surprised you told me we wouldn't take anything because we took 27 of your items!" I was honestly shocked and so happy. I explained that I'd been trying to get rid of these clothes at different resale stores and nobody wanted them. She told me I had some really good pieces, which made me feel even better. They showed me everything they took, and I asked if I could take a quick picture since some of the items were also listed on my Depop. She was super nice and said, "Of course!" In the end, they offered me $97.50 for 27 items, and I happily accepted. I only left with three items still in my bag, which is amazing considering how full it was when I walked in. Now that I know they accept some vintage pieces, trendy items, and more inclusive sizes, I'll definitely be coming back. I didn't get the employee's name, but she was incredibly kind and made the whole experience enjoyable. Overall, this trip completely changed my opinion of Plato's Closet. My first experience wasn't great, but this visit was pleasant from start to finish.

I don't really write reviews, but I do feel compelled to write one regarding my experience here…read more I want to note that the staff was kind, not the most attentive, but they were not rude by any means. In this case I came with a bag of women's clothes to sell and browsed the store while doing so. The clothes on the racks seemed decently priced but the majority of them were clearly worn-out. Their brand selection was primarily Princess Polly, Shein, H&M, Forever21 etc. Definitely nothing to get excited about, but that was the majority of what I had to sell, along with some REVOLVE items. While I was shopping I witnessed at least 10+ other customers walk in to look around, and walk out without purchasing anything. NOTE- What they didn't advise was that their women's clothing is at capacity, and they were being extremely selective. It took them over 30 minutes to tell me this. Which I felt was a waist of my time and I would encourage you to not waist yours if you are selling women's clothing. I'm not sure if it's the same case with men's clothing here. I looked further into this location and it looks like its owner is trying to sell the business. $100k for the name and all of the inventory, if you are an investor looking to buy this business I would note that there doesn't even seem to be $50k worth of inventory that you would get a return on as the majority of the clothing is either worn-out or weird Halloween-store quality. Whoever was in charge of buying obviously over-purchased items that people are not interested in buying, and put the business into a hole that they can't dig themselves out of, or because they are selling the business they have stopped caring about the operations. I really hope the new owner can help turn this location around and make it a desirable place to shop and resell. Overall my experience wasn't horrible, and more like a minor inconvenience if that makes sense. I hope this helps anyone looking into selling/buying anything here!

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Plato's Closet South Coast - Santa Ana - The bag of clothes

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