I love thrifting. My son, nephew and I splurged over the weekend. They loved it so much they want to go back next weekend. Lol read more

Good thrift! It's an experience, you have to be patient and look through everything! I have found some great designer and unique items here. We also love the donation center where we can drop off without having to enter the store. read more

I've been to two other Savers locations in SoCal, and this one is just mid. Maybe I just came on a bad day or this is a smaller location, but the selection was slim. read more

Went into savers today and like usual the store was full of lot of goodies found my fair share price right and I had my 20% coupon I came away with a lot of good stuff at really good prices read more

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I came here all the time spent money was going to buy video game price was ok I understand they have to bring it to the front at the same time these are donations they make it seem like it's high priority they made me feel like I was gonna steal the damn thing i've never been insult in my life like this so I did not buy the game need more nice people read more

Nicely organized, staff disinfecting shopping carts, and plenty of racks full of stuff to sort through. However, prices are really high. Some pieces are reasonably priced while others are priced similar to Marshall's/TJMax. In and out within 5 minutes as the average price of goods was too high for a thrift store :( read more

I used to love this place, but since the pandemic it's changed so much. First you can't try on the clothes. Second the prices are much higher now, comparable to just buying it from eBay (which eBay accepts returns). Third they don't do returns. You can only exchange clothes and shoes and it has to be within the 14 days of purchase. You can't get a store credit it has to be an exchange. They used to have more sales and now it's less often. They used to give you a coupon when you donate stuff but now you don't get anything in return. They do get nice stuff often so that's the only thing that keeps me coming back. read more

I received a coupon a few weeks ago that stated 50% off when spending more than $10. I spent $100 dollars and the cap for the discount was $10. Fine print. This has been the last draw for me. Savers claims to have sales but they mark up their prices Everytime they have a sale. It's all a gimmick to get you into the store and once you have a cart full of items you are screwed. They also took out their fitting rooms. I'm done with it. The whole thing. read more

From what I've heard fitting rooms have been removed permanently and will not be reopened at all. When finding unique items at thrift stores trying them on is the only way to know they actually fit how you envision them. This may not be as much of an issue if the prices hadn't dramatically increased. There is NO reason that a dirty used pair of sneakers should be $30. The whole reason for buying a visibly used and dirty pair of sneakers is because they will be cheaper. I would much rather go to the Marshall's or Ross across the street and by a BRAND NEW pair of sneakers for $20. Not to mention these items were donated to them for free! They clearly do not care for the community or the environment. If you're planning to sell a used item for the same price it is brand new... less people will buy things from you. Hence, more clothes ending up in landfills. Will be shopping elsewhere from now on unless things change and they start to stick to their proclaimed values. read more

Spent the evening loading up my van to drop some items off. Checked and made sure it was still open so i knew I could drop off the items before 9pm. I showed up at 8:25 pm and the guy said it was closed. They closed at 8:30. I told them I had a van full of stuff and they rejected me. They told me to come back tomorrow morning at 10am. Well this sucks, I need to unload everything from my van because we go to church in the morning. The times need to be updated to the correct operating hours. read more

Savers - Hours of operation. Says 9am to 9pm, but at 8:25pm, i was told they were closing at 8:30. - Thrift Stores Near Me - La Mirada, California

This used to be my favorite spot to thrift, but the selection has just become really bad. The prices are also not that great. Most of the stuff is overpriced and it's only worth shopping here on a discount day. I miss the old Savers read more

I definitely think their prices are very high, sometimes you can even get cheaper prices for new stuff in a store. They exaggerate with their prices, I donate to this store and still not happy at all with their price tags. read more

Use to deliver my clothes and household items but not anymore! Employees just dump my bags and clothing without regard. I carefully folded and bagged my items for easy access, the employees made an effort to purposefully just throw bags upside down tossing all contents while laughing. What a shame I will donate all my items to St. John Vianney in hacienda heights instead where the items are appreciated. I appreciate savers employing troubled youth but they need to supervise them! Won't donate or purchase here anymore. read more

Staff very friendly and helpful Senior Tuesday. I had fun Also clothing is all Nice and by size You don't have to hunt. You have more time to shop Nice dressing rooms.even a handicap Room. Manager very helpful and their not hiding whenever you need to speak to him.great book selection.a must go to shopping place.plenty of parking space. read more

Savers - Thrift Stores Near Me - La Mirada, California

I only gave a 1 star because the manager and assistant manager Carlos are so terrible. They can care less I donate and when I wanted to buy a lamp for my patio n( no price) herudely told me no returns!!!to handle going in the no price and go in the back. ( no one there) then I need to find a light bulb and see if it works. Then I had to get back in line(long line)...prick read more

Fast drop off, very helpful and efficient. Very nice team and they do everything to take your donations

I want to come back when I have more time to. I was looking for something very specific and they didn't have it so I was in and out in 10 min. There were a lot of people and it actually made me a little uncomfortable. Especially since half the people around me weren't wearing their masks correctly. It was old and dingy and for second hand stuff the prices seemed very high. More expensive than other thrift stores I've been to. Still, they seemed to have a lot of stuff and if you have the time to browse, you might be able to find something special. read more

This place was a very good place to come thrift shopping. I've been coming here for years, but last time I visited the employees were very rude, so wouldn't recommend. read more

I'm very disappointed, I been coming to this store for almost 10 years, last year in summer the prices were still good for used clothes, but I just went today and I was in shock, prices were outrageous high for used clothing, even with the coupons. I think I can find better deals for new clothes searching through online stores. read more

This savers sucks ass. The twig that I got today with the ugly makeup had horrible customer service. They sell scratched CD's and DVD's. This place sucks. Definitely not coming back. FU guys! read more

The "Thrift Department Store." Hot damn, they weren't kidding. I've seen Macy's in more disarray than Savers. Someone put a serious case of OCD to good use at this place. Everything is well organized and not one item of clothing is out of it's proper place according to color. Hell, more than color...that stuff is organized by exact freakin' hue. And there's lots of it. Just aisles upon aisles of clothes. There must be some, but from what I'd saw, I'd say this isn't the best place for vintage finds. Well, not the easiest anyway. Unless you count "Brea Fun Run for Dalmations 2003" a great vintage find. Loads of those. Also, loads of soccer shirts. I'd be in heaven if I was in my soccer shirt loving phase of 1997, but alas...no more soccer shirts for me. I will say, they were surprisingly lacking in the book/music/electronic department. But as far as gadgets and gizmos go, they've got plenty. Whozits and whatzits galore. You want thingamabobs? They've got twenty. Well, more like twenty thousand. The doodads aisles go on for ages. Punch bowls, old blenders, cute cake stands, tin containers of all sorts...the list goes on. But who cares, no big deal, I want mooooorrre... read more

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Boy do I seem to come here quite often to either drop off donations or pick some items up. This place has it all I would say you could find almost anything if you really looked hard enough! The prices aren't high and everything is pretty well organized into different sections. I recently bought a few childrens books and it only cost $3.50 for 4 or 5 books! :) Pretty neat to be able to buy books that great and use keep on using them! We are all saving the planet a little at a time and I hope more people would start shopping thrifty. This place also is pretty large with ample parking all the time! You will also be able to drop off donations at the side of the building and they will gladly accept them. Savers doesn't accept American Express or Master Card but you can still use Visa. Coming into Savers is like being on a treasure hunt sometimes it takes a little while to find the chest, but in the end if you look really hard you will find it! Happy hunting! read more

Good old Saver's, remember when it first opened (I think back in the late 90's or early 2000's, because I use to shop there when it was an Alpha Beta grocery store...lol) Any who, I was so addicted to it, that I went just about every week in there and got lots of great stuff bargain priced. And I remember the biggest times where their biggest sales they throw periodically through the year. They also have discounted color of the day. The other big time to go there would be Halloween when people are searching for that perfect costume or piece to go with it. Christmas is also another since they have great Christmas decorations and decor for the home at prices just a tad bit cheaper than Target or Walmart. I also remember how in the beginning it was set up differently, although always trying to be neat, it was a little on the disorganized side. Well low & behold years later, how far it's come! Nicer, wide aisles of items, nicely kept in order and in divided into their own sections, with big bright signs. Prices as we all are aware, have gone up. But I've been there a few times & have seen cheaper prices that you wouldn't at Goodwill & Salvation army. But please don't come here with high expectations, (I speak from experiencing it myself) because it's definitely hit and miss, I usually go there w/this attitude that I'm not going to find anything and it ends up being torture because they'll have a lot of cute stuff that day. Other times I would expect to find something & "nada". Place has also grown in popularity, the weekends are a mad house, weekdays, especially early morning/afternoon are better times (except when they have those big sales). There is an abundance of parking. Donations are taken in the back I believe now. When they are closed, people pretty much dump their crap there anyways where you'll see a few scavengers looking thru it. They are other locations too, I've been to the Huntington Beach one, before it closed for good., now I think it's Anaheim among others. They are also locations out of state, like Goodwill. I don't go there as much, if at all, but once a year, its just too crowded at times and I don't have the energy I use to, when I was a hard core Thrift store junkie. That probably explains why I prefer going to thrift stores in the Inland Empire, because it's the boonies and they have a ton of the non big chain, mom & pop thrift stores (unlike GW & SA). But if they put a Saver's out there, I would definitely check it out!! read more

My first time here and I am in love. I'm new to whittier and haven't recieved any warm welcome. Just lots of crazy drivers and rude customers. The prices over here is somewhat ok. I've found new item cheaper than things here but this store is so organized. The people that works here is welcoming. My cashier helped me with questions and checking out. Wait was not long. She was welcoming. Her name is chellsea. read more

I love the Kalihi location the best. I started becoming a avid thrifter because of my daughter!! With Patience you can find some great quality clothes at times with brand new tags for a great deal. I like that despite it being a thrift store the place is kept neat and organized well. read more

Savers is a pretty neat place to shop. They are organized, relatively clean and they carry some good stuff. I always say that a thrift store is only as good as the surrounding community who donates to it, and this can be proven by this store. I've seen from really nice sports jerseys, to full fish tanks, PlayStation 3's and even some higher end designer eye wear and jewelery. The prices tend to run a higher than those at the Goodwill, sometimes being as much as purchasing an item brand new from a store, but this store is way more organized. All the clothing is separated by what type it is: short sleeve, long sleeve, pants, shorts, etc. And then it is all separated by sizes, which helps cut down on a lot of time that you would have to spend going rack by rack to try to find at least one item you like. This organization also makes it easy to come into the store if you are in a rush as you will be able to find exactly what you may be looking easily. If you donate to Savers they will give you a stamp card. The more you donate, the more stamps you get and the high your discount will be when you use the card. The max discount you can earn with one of these cards is 30%. I prefer this location over the location in Anaheim, but that might just be personal preference. Come check it out, I am sure that you will find at least one thing every time you come in. read more

Ahh yes! Another trip to Savers. Shortly after the Lomita opening Again, another good store. Savers offers the following - clothing -shoes -electronics -furniture - wall decorations -seasonal wears ( new and old halloween stuff. Huzzah!) -bric brac -vhs -records -books -housewares -board games By definition, Savers is a big store and their selection is huge and this store lived up to that expectation. Although there was a lot of stuff, for the most part, I did not find the quality of the stuff in the store to be as awesome as other savers I had previously frequented ( still good though folks, still good) Their strongest department was without a doubt, their bric brac. Although there was definitely a lot of junk, I managed to snag an awesome clock ( though not completely working) for eight bucks. I would suggest hitting up this section. prices were okay. books that were originally up to 7.94 were 1.99 and all books originally priced above that were 2.99; if you purchased four you also received one book free. most of the books were in okay condition. Bric brac was priced individually and I found it to be higher than many of the other savers than I had previously been to. Videotapes were a few dollars and so were records. Clothing was priced individually though I found most of the clothing to be overpriced for what it was. Wall hangings were in the camp of ten dollars. Although the furniture was in pretty grim condition I found some pretty awesome steals (http://bit.ly/16kVHTG) such as this filing cabinet for fifteen bucks. Again, Savers shines in it's customer service. Although I only had one encounter with a service associate, it was a positive one. The cashier behind the counter was incredibly friendly and upon her noticing a part of the clock I was purchasing wasn't working, she was quick to offer suggestion and advice over places or things I could do to get it fixed. Good work Savers! Relatively speaking, this Savers was pretty run-of-the-mill for a thrift store environment but not great for a Savers. The Bric Brac and housewares was a bit dirty and disorganized as were the furniture and the wall hangings. The books and videotapes were organized. Savers is definitely worth a visit, but maybe not a mecca. read more

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I have a full closet of clothes That I do not wear and the closet pole fell from the weight, so its time to clean out the closet and donate 15 yrs of clothes that I don't wear read more

Always such great products. Worth the trip always. We are never disappointed by the selection

One of my favorite places to be. Love this location better then the one in huntington beach.

This is my all time favorite thrift store. I've been coming here since i was a kid. The only reason I'm not giving a full 5 stars is because of the new self checkout and they no longer have fitting rooms :( read more

The store is clean and well organized. There is a good selection of merchandise, especially clothing. I love checking the book and jewelry sections, as well as home goods and furnishings. read more

i love shopping here this my go to place besides urm thrift and boutique and also goodwill~highly recomend

I just recently came to visit my parents house in Southern California and I have been really missing thrifting. My favorite thrift stores are definitely still in the San Francisco Bay area however I was blown away by how big this places and how much inventory they had. Are the brands super luxurious? Probably 5% of that but will you get a really good deal? Absolutely! They open at 11 AM and there is usually already a line forming at 10:30 AM. Every day they have 50% off and gets here super early. read more

I have been here multiple times and to multiple locations from Vegas to California but honestly their prices are ridiculously high! We go thrifting to save not pay regular store prices. It's so upsetting because I look for affordable plus size clothes and anything from Torrid no matter what condition it is $16.99 and up that's a joke! Stop getting greedy Savers might as well collaborate with Goodwill. read more

You know, there are some pretty decent finds here from time to time. And hey if your kid tells you last minute that has to dress up as Thomas Jefferson for a school project, they've got some funky items too. Need cheap clothes to wear while your painting your house? They've got you covered. But come on, does everybody working there have to be so stinkin' rude? Nope, I'm not going to sort my donation for you cuz that's your job. Nope, I'm not going to leave and come back at 11am cuz I'm here now... you know, on my way to where I'm really going. And so are you so this doesn't have to be complicated. Take it or leave it, dude. I'm just as glad to empty my trunk at the Salvation Army. read more

This place is a step above other thrift stores. Their products are better quality than most other second-hand stores. Prices are a bit higher, but still worth the cost. Friendly staff too. We found so many men's clothes for my friend. He has a hart time choosing which ones he wanted. Thanks Savers for your business model!!! read more

My favorite Savers location by far!!!! Every time I shop here I always find the best stuff and leave with my arms full of bags! It's very clean and organized. It's easy to shop the racks. Erica was my cashier and she was so friendly and nice! I was making a big purchase and she keep a conversation going the whole time. 100% recommend! read more

I've really been into thrifting and I went in today and found some amazing things. I found this tank for only 6.99 and it works great. I'm obsessed and my fish is a lot happier. Great finds and amazing prices read more

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I truly appreciate this thrift store the employees are helpful and friendly and I also appreciate that they do their best to keep the store organized. I am never disappointed when I shop here I like how the sizes are organized as that's so helpful I don't have to scatter looking for stuff. Also if you donate items they give you a discount coupon to use towards your next purchase also did I mention I've found amazing clothing items some new and name brand. I have also bought silver jewelry from here at a great price. I also like that they do support the community they offer discounts for seniors and also send you discounts coupons from 30%-%50 off. Now I had tried good will /Salvation Army but honestly they are pricey and sell items that are no longer in good condition so I was blessed to had found this place I send everyone here. Thank you so much to all the employees at savers in La Mirada. please try this place out you won't be disappointed you'll find great stuff and your supporting the community. read more