This is a wonderful thrift shop that thrives on a culture of inclusiveness, charm, affordability…read moreand kindness. This shop is a bit hidden on Reynolds Avenue on the same strip as some wonderful restaurants and a tattoo parlor and every visit is a new adventure with items added daily. We highly recommended Closet Case

Love this store! It is welcoming, fun, beautifully organized and full of really nice clothes, among…read moreother things, and the prices are very reasonable. The staff is so lovely and helpful! Needless to say, I came away with some great treasures! When I go back to Charleston, I will definitely be shopping here again!

I love this store! I cannot think of one time that an employee was rude to me. Granted, some are…read moremore friendly than others but overall no problem at all. You can find curt/rude employees anywhere. If you do not like to dig through the junk to find the treasures then don't go there. And NO! Everything is NOT broken. That's crazy. I'd say most is new and how it got there I don't care. I've bought guy/car things my son has sold. I have been finding great deals for the 1 1/2-2 years I've been going. I've sold many items - especially clothing on Ebay. Found numerous house hold items at fab prices. On Fridays when they restock all new items you need to know prices of things so you don't overpay but that comes from being a educated shopper. I've learned a lot over the years of thrifting and selling. I've gotten some very great deals there and I will keep on shopping! BTW I liked the girl with the curly hair and tattoos. She was super friendly.

I am still in absolute disbelief about what happened at Where Ya Bin Charleston today. I have never…read morein my entire life been spoken to or treated the way I was by one of their employees. For context, Where Ya Bin is a BIN STORE. Which means the entire point of the store is for customers to dig, sift, and inspect overstock, returned, and damaged items. You go there to look, touch, and decide if something is worth buying. Sort of like a treasure hunt. Handling merchandise is not just allowed, it is expected. This context is what makes what happened today even more ridiculous. While shopping, I briefly pulled an item out of an already ripped-open, destroyed bag to get a better look at a visible crack. Before I could even put it back, a woman stormed up to me and immediately told me to "check out and leave." She did not identify herself as an employee or manager. In that moment she was just some stranger barking at me. When I said, "I'm sorry?" out of complete disbelief, she accused me of taking the item out of the bag. I calmly showed her the torn packaging and explained the item was literally falling out. Her response was, "It doesn't matter." At which point she laughed and says "See you just ripped it more." THE PLASTIC BAG WAS ALREADY RIPPED OPEN IN MULTIPLE PLACES. She then tried to justify her behavior by referencing an announcement that was supposedly playing in the store, that no one could hear, and that was in SPANISH. I don't speak Spanish. Neither did anyone around me. Expecting customers to comply with inaudible announcements in another language, with zero guidance or explanation, is absurd. Given her tone, I told her I was trying to be very kind and I just did not understand why I was being asked to leave. She responded, "I'm being kind too." At that point, I said, "Actually no, you're not. Your tone is incredibly disrespectful." Because she was. It almost felt like she was actively looking for a reason to remove my friends and I from the store. For context, this individual is about 5'2", has short black hair, and many visible tattoos and piercings. I mention this because her behavior made her unmistakably identifiable. Her approach was confrontational, accusatory, and entirely inappropriate. Based on the NUMEROUS Google reviews about the same individual with the exact same situation, this isn't a one off. It's a pattern. My friends and I immediately abandoned our very full cart and left. Between us, we would have easily spent $100-$300 each, nearly a $2,000+ sale lost all because of her actions. Believe it or not, it escalated further. While we were near our cars in the parking lot privately discussing the interaction, this same individual FOLLOWED US OUTSIDE. She stood against the wall smoking, staring directly at us, and clearly listening to our conversation. This was intimidating, unnecessary, and made me feel extremely uncomfortable as the one that had been singled out in a group of seven. Once we noticed her presence, we walked to the consignment store next door. Only after a couple of my friends returned to the store and asked to speak with a manager did this individual finally identify herself as one. Instead of providing any clarification, she forcefully told them to leave, claimed she "felt threatened," and stated that all of us were now banned. Claiming to feel threatened by customers who had already left and were then followed outside is WILD. Absolutely unbelievable. This was not a simple misunderstanding. This was a power trip, a misuse of authority, and a complete failure of basic professionalism. If this is how management reacts over a customer inspecting damaged merchandise, it says a lot about this store's culture. Charleston has plenty of bargain places to shop. This is not one I will be returning to until something changes with management. Anyone considering this store should think carefully before stepping inside.

Ashley Landing is one of Charleston's oldest and iconic neighborhood shopping centers west of the…read moreAshley.

The improvements made so far by the new owners of this shopping center look great! All of the area…read moreresidents are very excited about the new landscaping and new exterior cosmetic changes. I love the convenience of this shopping center and especially enjoy shopping at Publix and eating at Red Orchids China Bistro (it's delicious!) The addition of the new Starbucks is also a huge step in the right direction for this center. Here's hoping that they can attract more upscale merchants. I'd love to see a HomeGoods, ULTA Beauty, McAlister's Deli, etc.

On March 2 and 4. 2026 your employee , a thin, small elderly, black man, gave me a basket and then…read morepretended to be organizing things. He watched while I loaded 3 bags, all weighing in excess of 50 lbs, and several items from my back seat. As a result, I sprained my wrist and injured my back. I am 71 years and 4'10" tall. This was at West Ashley location.

It is fun shopping here. You never know what kind of treasures you will find. Goes to a good…read morecause & very inexpensive

This is a typical Dollar General. There's nothing special about it. It's doesn't have the greatest…read morelighting. Some shelves are packed while others are bare. Some prices are great. Other items are priced higher than larger stores, like Walmart. I would come back if I needed to pick up one or two items. It's located on a very busy road so I wouldn't recommend coming during peak hours. It can be very difficult to get out the parking lot.

Dollar General on Ashley River Road in West Ashley is a well managed Dollar General location that…read moreworks well when you are in the area and need some essential items at a good value. The store is well organized and it is easy to find exactly what you are looking for quickly when you need some items in a rush. I have been happy with the purchases that I have made from here.

This place is sooo f****** cool. I have a wedding for family coming up and all the choices at…read moreGoodwill are pretty straight forward and boring. I came to Exchange Factor three times this week and it was worth it. I ended up with two dope suit jackets. The service is top notch. Everyone is really kind and chill. Joan, the owner, is amazing. I spoke with Joan a couple of times and she took the time to describe what items she likes to buy from people. The atmosphere is fun with tons of good music playing. Saturday was real fun with lots of folks shopping, but even with several folks shopping people are chill. This isn't Goodwill and you aren't going to find boring pieces here. You'll pay a bit more but it's value buys that will lead to good looks. Charleston is very lucky to have Joan and Exchange Factor.

Whenever I'm looking for something unique, I always find it here. I came in the other day looking…read morefor some items to take to a festival and left with 5 items from inside. My friend found a fun shirt as well so then we went outside and were able to choose 6 items for free amongst the two of us. Honestly, the stuff outside is more picked over, but it's not junk. We picked up some really cool finds that made our haul that much better. I wish I had more time, but I got a punch card filled up so now I can come back and get a discount on my next purchase.

I find it fun to see if I can find some deals when I'm looking for something specific (a shower…read morecurtain, a frame, a calendar planner)... but goodness... the line is almost never reasonable... it's always at least a 15 minute wait in line and I feel like I go at "off" times... I have definitely walked in and seen the line and walked out before...

The Christmas selection was exactly what I was looking for! Had such a great variety of Christmas…read morepajama options. Found a his/her pair that I purchased, grinch theme! The line was long but moved very quickly. The cashier was super friendly and accommodating using my online card as I did not have it on me in store. The price couldn't beat for the cozy pair of pajama bottoms.

This is one of my most favorite stores EVER! I always find something for me - a candle, jewelry -…read morebut it's also the best place to find a unique gift. Gina, the owner, is spectacular & excels at customer service! I stop in here whenever I am near.

I was looking for a place close by to purchase some Charleston items for our corporate gift. I…read morestumbled upon Pluff Mud Mercantile while looking for Callie's Hot Biscuit items. They have a good selection of made in Charleston food items: hot sauce, jams, jellies, tea, salt, biscuit mix, cookies, honey, just to name a few. I found the prices to be very reasonable without the arduous drive through downtown to find street or paid for parking. They also have Charleston made tea towels, soaps, lotions, shirts, jewelry, and signage. I also found out they offer soap and candle classes in which you can make your own. I would recommend anyone looking for some great gifts for themselves or others, check this place out. While it may look tiny, they truly have amazing things here.

They work from Tuesdays to Saturdays. 10 am to 6 PM tuesdays…read moreto Saturdays Colorful assortment of jewellery including yellows which is hard to find elsewhere. This us also veteran owned. Sabrina & Marsha is great. Marsha is the owner

I was excited to visit here after seeing this place on FB. It was a nice variety of jewelry and…read moreother novelty items that you can't beat for $1. I told the owner I was from out of town and looking for some things I recently saw on the FB page. They were out of them. Bummer..but all in all I enjoyed this place.

It's 9:35 am, and although the store opens at 9:30, we are still out here waiting. Yesterday,…read moreLadybug and I were looking for matching pajamas for our Annual Sister and Daughter's holiday party! We found what we were looking for but after a restful night. We decided to go with the Nightmare Before Christmas onesies for $ 15.99. The pajamas were only $12.99. Great price. The Store had a lot of hidden treasures throughout the store. Nonetheless, the cashier was a snap when I asked for another bag. It is opened late and has no customer service from the cashier, but the price is right! Therefore, I will look over the clutter and lack of professionalism from some of the associates.

Rude employees. Did not want to open the fitting room door after asking employee nicely. Cashiers…read morealso rude, tone of voice was not it. Overall everyone did not have good customer service at all.