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I really like this Value World, and since I live nearby, it's become my go-to for all my clothes…read moreneeds. I've spent cumulatively dozens of hours in here at this point, so let me tell you the good and the bad. The good: this place is PACKED with stuff. Soooo much stuff. According to them, they get thousands of new pieces every day. There is a wide selection of types of clothes and every category contains many options. It's a spacious building with a huge parking lot, even when it's busy it doesn't feel crowded. It doesn't smell musty, like some thrift stores. I can always find multiple pieces here that I really like, and although there've been a few complaints in the reviews about pricing, I think the pricing is actually quite fair, and comparable to other local non-profits like Goodwill and Sal. Army. On average I can get about ten pieces of clothing for $50. Especially considering the price of first-hand clothes right now, that's a steal. If you join the rewards program they regularly do flash sales of 50% off everything in store or one category, like winter clothes. The bad: the items are organized by color rather than by size, which forces you to look through many more clothes before you can find something that fits. Some areas are so jam-packed with clothes you cannot look at any one individual piece without pulling it off the rack. Many of the shirts and blouses are hung on a lower rack that comes up to about knee level, so you either have to bend over or kneel to look at those tops, both of which seem like gross, unpleasant options to me. It's not the cleanest place in the world, but comparable to other thrift stores. SOME individual pieces do have confusingly high prices that seem out of place, but that's the exception, not the rule. Worst part of the store to me is the music they play, but I just bring headphones.

Went there today to purchase some clothes like I always do . Encountered two very rude employee…read moregirls that had no idea what customer service was all about . If you don't want to work somewhere please don't . I know that misery loves company but sorry I'm going to do this one alone . Thank you for your attempt at customer service . Will be praying that all of us draw closer to the one that exhibits love instead of prejudiced

Nicole's Revival - NWT $70 PLUSH leggins $25

Nicole's Revival

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Can be expensive, but then again, there are two one-dollar racks. And all in between. Has items…read morefor every price range. Designer and name brand clothing from every designer I've ever known and I've worked retail my whole life! It's overwhelming due to such a broad variety of merchandise they have. The clothing (designers such as ARMANI, ST JOHN to GAP, OLD NAVY) are simple, yet good to excellent quality. Nicole (the owner) is ridiculously knowledgeable and very easy to talk to. She is also extremely attractive, so you might not want to bring your boyfriend/husband. The only mens resale in Michigan. They've been around a long time (since 1993) so they know the resale market very well. They have a web site, do estate sales, fashion shows and sell on eBay. They purchase your clothing out right so no consignment (which is great). Right next door they have a furniture resale shop as well. Plan a good hour your first visit. My most favorite resale shop here in Michigan and I go to them all!

From the owner: "Gently used" clothing for men and women, all sizes. Often you will pay more than you would at…read moreK-Mart's, but you'll go home with designer clothes and accessories from Donna Karen, Giorgio Armani, Liz Claiborne, and even the Gap. We also sell on eBay, Craig's List and our web site: www.nicolesrevival.com. We conduct estate sales and resale fashion shows. The owner Nicole Christ gives input to reporters, authors and schools about the resale industry as well as other resale culture issues. Nicole is a recognized expert on fashion and on resale shopping. Her shop has been featured in several newspaper and magazine articles and has been on the television program "Company" twice. Clothing from Nicole's Revival has been featured on the "Crook & Chase Show", the "700 Club", New York's "Fox 5 News", "Knowledge TV", and web site www.nicolesrevival.com most recently featured on "LifeTime's" "New Attitudes".

ReStore Farmington - thrift_stores - Updated October 2026

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