this place is awful!!! rude supervisors and managers. I hear how they treat their employees and…read moreespecially the ones with disabilities. They also ask customers if they want to donate for veterans, yet nothing goes to veterans, it goes back in corporates pocket. I have heard managers tell employees to put stained clothes and ones with tears on the rack and sell them even though they should be trashed!!!! There are a lot more thrift stores around with better prices and attitudes

Very rude woman working at the donation drive-through today. We will donate elsewhere.read more

I loved discovering this new treasure trove in Vergennes! The Waypost has curated a beautiful…read morecollection of unusual vintage and gently-worn clothing that call on your expressive side. There was a fun collection of vinyl for cheap, new and vintage home items, including locally made pottery that I loved. The owners are lovely - and I felt immediately at ease and stimulated! So glad they've opened their doors!

So happy to have this new shop in Vergennes. It provides a great mix of vintage and handmade…read moreclothing and home goods. It is a beautiful little space filled with gems. Stop in if you get a chance.

The staff person was very rude to my daughter and son in law. They objected to a four year old…read morequietly playing hide and seek with his dad. They were playing quietly without disrupting anyone else's shopping experience. Clearly the woman does not understand child management. It would have been okay if she was reasonable and nice but she was not. I'm amazed at her uncalled for rudeness and will never shop there again.

In my eight years of parenting two kids, one with special needs, I have never felt unwelcomed in an…read moreestablishment until today. I'd like to offer you all a big congratulations for finally making that happen. As a supporter of the Copley Auxiliary and realizing that the staff are probably volunteers I would just suggest that the skills and abilities of the individual I interacted with today may be best served in a non-public facing position.

Bridgewater Mill is a true thrift store! The Store itself, is big and located right in the…read moreBridgewater Mill's 3rd floor. I think there's an elevator somewhere- just not sure. But once you hit the stairs to the 3rd- Clothes, Shoes, Books, DVDs, etc are on the left. Then Kitchenware, costume jewelry, plus a few other things- are on the right. I totally love their prices! I found a Retroish Mirror for $8 I couldn't leave behind. When I got home, I made sure I cleaned that bad boy thoroughly just to get rid of dust and everything else before hanging up in my Vanity Room. I'll be honest though, I love those hard-to-find clothes and home pieces from the 60s, 70s, 80s and I know I can probably find them here. I just think some of their items are a bit too holly-hobbyish for me. But I know, if I wanted to find another gem and had more time, I'd dig deeper.

Huge thrift store…read more Tons of glassware and other types of kitchenware. Clothing of all types and sizes. Winter. Summer. Men's. Girls. Ladies. Formal. Casual. Hiking. Books from 59 years ago til today on every possible subject. Puzzles. Children's board games. It seems unending. There is so much to choose from. Pricing very reasonable. Well worth a stop if passing by. I parked in back and there was plenty of room.

They always take my consignments. I shop there often. Nice items and clean environment.read more

Nice assortment of women's clothes at great prices! I paid $6 for a beautiful blouse that appeared…read moreto be in excellent condition. The store also sells men's and children's clothing, but I didn't check those areas. The store doesn't automatically put your purchase in a bag, so bring a bag if you can. Staff was pleasant. This is next door to 3 Squares, a great place for lunch.

I've spent the last three days at thrift shops and antique stores and HomeGoods and Walmart and…read moreTarget. It gave me a good feel for pricing and availability. This store by far had the best selection and pricing of any of the thrift shops, and there are a lot of them. I didn't even finish my list of shops because I found what I needed here. If you are new to the area and setting up your apartment or house, save yourself some time and stop here first.

Probably one of the best thrifts stores I've ever been to. The have furniture, power tools,…read moredishes, home goods, home improvement items like used doors and windows. There's no way you won't leave with something, definitely worth a visit.

Go to 15 West St in the Armory building. This is the outlet for Vermont Country Store. The address…read moreon Yelp on Airport Rd is not correct. This has overstock, off season and deeply discounted clothes and home goods. Good prices on men's and women's!

Nice things & good prices, but a lot of the same thing…read more Needs more inventory and choices.

I love this store! Patty and her staff are friendly, outgoing and love to talk about STYLE. One…read moreof her employees, Lisa, is actually a Personal Stylist. I prefer shopping at The Green Closet because of the brands and quality of clothing they carry. The prices are reasonable and they have lots of accessories to make your outfit 'POP'. If you're near Waitsfield, VT...I highly recommend stopping by!

What a great find! We were up for the weekend and my daughter and I found this great little gem in…read morea local advertiser and decided to check it out. So glad we did! My daughter got some great additions to her wardrobe and two beautiful coats for $120 and I picked up some great jewelry. Can't wait to come back. We will definitely make this a regular stop. Hope she gets busy enough to expand.

A hidden gem in the rough. Robert is a really nice guy. The…read moreprices are incredibly affordable. On top of that Robert has free food out to people in need! He's a caring guy, who provides a fun treasure hunt in the store.

I'm reviewing Robert's mainly to respond to the other review which is quite negative. I agree that…read morethe organization and appearance of this store is not the best, but I mainly want to clarify that it is not at all an unsafe place to shop. Robert is a life-long resident of Bradford, comes from a big family, all of whom are good citizens who contribute to the life of the town. Robert was formerly the fire chief of our volunteer department, and he started this store to benefit the Bradford Fair which has been a tradition for many, many years. I don't think he realized how quickly townspeople and others would welcome a place to donate unwanted items and it is indeed packed with 'somebody else's treasures.' The men who help at the store....fix electronics that arrive broken, etc,, are also glad to help you unload your car and carry things in for you. It is located on the ally-road by the golf course, under the post office and is an open, easily accessible spot with places to park. I am also a resident of Bradford and know Robert and this store very well.

be aware that clothes you donate may end up in the blue boxes arouund towns( glens falls etc)…read moreinstead of being given to our own needy folks. Salvation army will accept winter clothes now

Super nice folks! Great selection of clothes and home goods at super reasonable prices. I got an…read moreamazing pair of pink joggers for $4.00 will return!