I rarely shop her but at least twice a year, we go through our closet and take some of our gently…read moreused clothes to Goodwill. Been more lately since I went on a diet and lost some weight and nothing fits but before I buy replacements, time to clean out the closets and make room. My eldest son is a big fan of Goodwill, and I think half of his wardrobe came from Goodwill. It's a clean store, well organized and from what I can see, the quality of the merchandise is very good. Considering where we live, we live next to some high-income areas and that is reflected in the goods being offered. Looking to stretch your budget, this might be a good place to start.

Although I didn't purchase anything, I found the store well stocked upon arrival after 6PM on…read moreopening day. I had heard about many purchases earlier in the day. I didn't need anything but decided I should ease my curiosity by stopping in for a look. The parking lot was full and the patrons in the store were buzzing around with carts full. This is a clear indication that this store was much needed in the Denver area. I am ecstatic that shoppers appeared to be having a great time in the store.

Hours are not correct. Their sign says Wednesday through Saturday. We went there on a Thursday and…read moreit was closed. They need to update that sign. The owner was not polite. Wouldn't even say hello. Wouldn't look away from her phone. No acknowledgement of customers at all. The woman at the counter was lovely. Everything was wayyyyyyyy over priced.

I've been meaning to get to this store forever, and an open house out near this side of town…read moreprovided me with the opportunity. I went looking for some Christmas decorations and found a little of everything! The store is just beautiful. It's a farm sitting on a gorgeous piece of land on the edge of West Lincoln. When I parked I got out and just looked around for a bit, enjoying the scenery. The store has an outdoor area (the porches) filled with decor and two separate buildings. There is so much stuff, and yet it is all artfully arranged. I really wanted to be there and just take my time and look. I found lots of rustic Christmas items, a room spray that smells like a Christmas tree and a stash of old spice containers, some even from the early 1900's. The prices seemed very reasonable to me and I was surprised at how busy it was given its rather remote location. The staff was so helpful and even helped me find out a date on one spice bottle. If you are looking for a unique gift or some rustic decor, this place is really an awesome shop. I can't wait to go back!

Just Around the Corner is located in Downtown Lincolnton, NC. It is two stories and an artisan…read moremall. So local vendors have booths inside a store and sell their items. Some are handcrafted; others are antiques. There is home decor, jewelry, candles, paints, cards, soaps, pottery and other items. I left with painted pillows and dishcloths with messages on them. Check out was friendly. If I lived closer, I'd be in the shop all the time.

The Second Blessings Clothing Closet is a community outreach ministry housed and administrated by…read morethe members and staff of Forest Hill United Methodist Church. The clothing closet assists any resident of Cabarrus County with clothing and other necessary items for living FREE OF CHARGE. The clothing closet is open every Thursday for the public to "shop" for the items they need. Due to COVID they are temporarily by appointment only. The signup sheet is available on their Facebook(www.facebook.com/Second-blessing-clothing-closet-645031872565307) page or by calling their number. You are allowed to take items once every three months. Volunteers can help you shop in you need assistance. You will be given a laundry basket to carry your items in and volunteers will bag then upon exiting just like a store. The clothes neatly hung on racks and organized by size. Workers only hang items that are like new or gently worn. The clothing is not worn out, tattered, or badly dated. They have children's clothing, women's, men's, and infant clothing, They have an infant room that is dedicated clothing and supplies for children two and under. They have a shoe room that is well stocked. They have a shelf with a limited amount of food, toothpaste, hygiene items, cosmetics, deodorant, etc. Coats, warm blankets, gloves, and scarves are a priority item for the clothing closet. They also have household items available. They provided helped over 350 families last year. If you have a crisis and can't meet on Thursday you can arrange a meeting outside the signup times. If you would like to donate items you can call their number to arrange a drop-off. The donated items reach those who need it most and are never sold.

I noticed this shop next to Modern Fabrics and stopped in before they closed. As they noted on…read moretheir bio, they specialize in vintage furniture and home decor items from various eras and styles. Condition for the furniture is noted on the tags so you're aware of any wear and tear before you purchase. I saw a variety of pieces that were early, mid, and late 20th century. (Ex. Bar stools from the 50s, airline bags from PanAm, etc.) They arrange the furniture in a neat styling so you can have some inspiration for what the pieces could look like in your home. The gal working there the day I went was very friendly and said she would be happy to help if we had questions. We did browse on our own without assistance as we wanted to see what was there before the shop closed. Pricing was pretty fair - I saw a range with some pieces being a little on the lower end (like a trio of stools for $1000) and higher for other pieces. At the end of the day, it's a place to find a unique furniture item without buying something cheaply made that has character. There is a small lot for this shop in front. I had no issues finding a spot there when I went.

Amy's Closet just moved into their new location! This thrift store has great prices, selection &…read moreamazing sales. Women's clothing & jewelry & various household items are available. Volunteer staff members are always friendly & helpful. Sometimes brand new items are available. Dressing rooms & a Restroom are available. They are open: Tuesdays--Fridays 10:00-4:30 and Saturdays 10:00-1:30. Their motto is "Shop to Stop Domestic Violence," since proceeds benefit domestic violence survivors through Amy's House.

This location is a midsized Goodwill. It's usually clean with minimal clutter…read more Name brand/higher price items are usually behind the counter. I don't think it's a dressing room here. Remember to bring your own bags or pay for a reusable one.

Stopped in today to drop off some stuff that's been up in my attic since we bought the house as…read morewell as two boxes of stuff that we just don't need anymore. They have a convenient drive-through drop-off and the associate who took the stuff off my hands was friendly and provided a receipt. I then took the time to look around the inside of the store at the clothing and housewares. The shop is tidy and well organized, with the clothing sorted by men's or women's and then by color. The racks are neatly set up and it's easy to spot clothing in the right size. [Review 10584 overall, 352 of 2019.]

This little place has a lot of hidden gems. I love little antique stores, and this place was no…read moreexception. The space wasn't large, and they definitely had a lot of things crammed into the small space. However, you still had plenty of room to navigate around, and you could get in close enough to see all their wares. As far as goods offered, they have furniture, nick-knacks, jewelry, salt and pepper shakers, tea pots and cups, and much more. The staff is friendly and helpful, and their prices aren't bad either. It's a nice change of pace from Charlotte, and I definitely love the space they occupy in the downtown. This place is definitely worth checking out if you're in Lincolnton.