It's not often if ever that you find a Jimi Hendrix Album at a thrift store. Even rarer is finding the 1967 Polydor U.K. released double album with are you experienced and Axis bold as love. Thanks Savers! read more

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I bought a pair of pants there 2 days ago and they didn't fit so I tried to return them to the store on lake mead but I didn't find anything to exchange them for. I went back to the Charleston store and the manager ( Davina ) was VERY RUDE AND UNPROFESSIONAL ... she said she couldn't do anything. All the tags were attached and I had the receipt. The policy was 14 days and all tags attached and have receipt, ( which I did and tags were attached ). I should get the policy on the receipt and she told me quote " get that fucking receipt outta my face ". Then she asked the security guard to escort me out. He started to record me and I told him he should've started when she was rude to me. I called the 800 to see if they could do something about that but no help there either. I hope someone in corporate sees this review and does something about the manager ( Davina ).... That was very uncalled for from her..... read more

Thirt Store heaven! This store is so well organized. From the clothing to the toys! Easy to see and examine housewares shelving. Linens are neatly hug. They place larger untineles in plastic bags - $3-$5. With 5 to 6 items! Measuring spoons & cups, spatulas, cake knife ect. Same with toiletries. Some Larger items like vacuums are in ORGINAL boxes. The clothing and shoes are size divided. Easy to find your size it items your shopping for! Dressing room line is crazy long! Staff is friendly and helpful. They are constantly cleaning and picking up! They have several registers open so time spent in line is minimal. Bring your own shopping bag- they offer a Savers reusable bag for 99cents or 10cent plastic bag. Mondays is 50% day. Its busy but worth the time spent. Thursdays is 25% off. The store is huge. With alot of merchandise. So give yourself an hour or so to browses every thing. read more

It has been a while since I've been the savers. Their prices are now outrageously close to retail period for example they sell plastic cups for $1.29 come on people these should be like 50 cents. They had old dirty sneakers there for $14 read more

Let me start by saying that I felt that this area was a little sketchy for me I am not from the area, had actually come here on vacation and we had rented a car. Knowing that savers stores in our area where a good option to get good used clothing, we thought we would stop in to the store after going to another one earlier in the week and finding some great fines. We were approached by a bum walking into the store, however, the store staff was trying to make him leave and we just beat them to it. Gave the guy a dollar and off he went. The staff of the store was amazingly helpful and pleasant. More so then I would say and most retail minimum-wage places that I have encountered. Both the larger black gentleman and the other man we met, or helpful and funny and nice to deal with. They actually helped us look for some stuff at one point. My boyfriend found a few items, I actually found some pants for my son who is hard to fit, and my score of the day? Are real North face jacket in my size for $7.99. Yes really. read more

Why call it savers when it's more expensive than buying new stuff? It's a thrift store that has no idea what things cost new. Why pay $10 for a brand new hoodie at H&M when you can pay $9.99 at savers for a threadbare over used hoodie with deodorant stains on it. You don't save a penny going here you pay more. They really need to wind their necks in on the price tags. People donate this shit for free why you charge $8 for a basic used T.shirt? Stupid: read more

Fave thrift store near me. Love sale days. Nice staff. Pretty clean and plenty of parking spaces available read more

Do not apply to work here ... I worked here 8 months and was fired because they wouldn't work with me going to school the management forged my name on false documents so I'm not able to obtain unemployment benefits... I just hope my social security number isn't being used since the manager has access to it read more

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One of the worst Thrifty stores of the saver chains.....Prices are so BS,,,I saw a baby food jar priced at 2.99....So many broken items....Products taped shut and missing parts....No return policy...so you are stuck with a unknown broken or missing part item....So BS especially since the items are donated.....Another example of their BS....Kitchen Hand Mixers has no paddles, they are removed and bagged separately......,Then you have to pay extra if you can find them.....Ends up being a useless gadget. read more

Won't permit customers to use the bathroom On Monday, March 4th, 219, we went shopping at this Savers and spent at least a couple of hours inside to browse. This store is huge, and it takes some time to go through all the stuff they had. I asked an employee if I could use the restroom, so I could continue shopping. I was advised that they don't permit customers to use the facilities there. Are you serious? People easily spent a few hours in the store, and the urge might come after a while. Having to use the restroom is an emergency. Sending customers out on the street to relieve themselves is inhuman! I will never go to this particular store again. It's a shame, as the business model is great, and they had a lot of stuff to resell. The Savers on Decatur is much better. Less stuff (probably because of more customer traffic), but they DO have a restroom that customers can use. Guys, get a clue! You are missing out on revenue! read more

I uses to buy good quality jewelry at the Saver's located in Fairview Heights, Illinois but, lately their prices have gotten out of control. Who ever they have doing their pricing really needs to learn how to do it correctly instead of just guessing at it. Going to start going somewhere else for jewelry now. read more

Don't get me wrong, as I'm a huge fan of Savers, but I no longer visit this location. I do understand the nature of thrift stores; finding what you're looking for is at the mercy of the donations made, not to mention being at the right place at the right time. I frequented this location back when I was pregnant, scouring for affordable maternity clothes and new baby goods.The store is clean enough and the staff has been nothing but friendly to me, and I did make some good finds. However, they have NO public restrooms. A very pregnant lady doesn't have much time to waste when her unborn baby is kicking at her bladder! I was sent into a panic when I asked for the location of the restroom only to be told there was none. I do know having a public restroom is not a requirement of such a store, but it really is a courtesy that is sorely missed when unavailable. And even though I'm no longer pregnant, I visit other locations when I need my Savers fix. If they ever remodel the place to make a restroom available for customers, I'll be more than happy to return. read more

Don't ever shop at a store that won't allow you carry your personal effects with you while you shop. I was required to leave my tote bag in their locker. The place was absolutely empty even though it was a Thursday (half off color; 25 percent off everything else) Was a long time thrifter there. No more. read more

They over price there shoes and clothes 9.99 and up even if they are very torn and worn. There is no one to man the donation door. Homeless and sketchy people hang not only by donation door and ask for handouts but want to see what you are pulling to donate. It's scary for a single lady. The young kid who works there with the bull ring thru his nose is thoughtless and disrespectful even after you tell him you have more stuff in the car to donate he closes the door on you. Security dose nothing to detain the thieves that walk out in broad daylight with there clothing such as wedding dresses which was caught on May 28,2016 after such an inncodent happened. read more

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Prices are outlandish unless you get extremely lucky. If you collect or flip things avoid. Alot of incomplete or broken items on the shelves. If you speak Spanish it helps so you can tell all the Mexican folks to gtfo of your way. This area of town attracts a lot of homeless and drug addicts which frequent this store as well. Use caution! read more

Above all thrifting is what I do these days. I always epect saver's to be very stocked and organized nothing new or exciting. Kinda jarred that jeans can cost me $15 when they are used. I can go to ross and buy ke a brand new pair of levi's. But love the weekly deals. read more

Straight little snakes! My man is self made tribal member and makes more then the whole store put together in a year! You just lost good business! Because I always spend a lot. read more

This thrift shop isn't in the best part of town, but with the bad comes the good. I frequent two other Savers locations in town and this one by far has the best selection of used books. If you are looking for reading material, this Savers is the tops. The apparel is usually a bit nicer here too, and I can't figure out why! Savers seems to be a bit more picky in what it'll put out on the racks so you will never find clothes with holes, stains, damaged zippers, etc. If you are willing to dig, you can find a few treasures. Frequent visits are rewarded because the inventory changes over daily -- it's never the same store twice. Much better than Goodwill because there are still true bargains to be found on the racks (Goodwill has gotten super pricey and is no longer worth a true thrifters time, in my opinion). read more

Right off the bat, I need to tell you that I love thrift store shopping. Adore it. occasionally have sultry dreams about it. Okay, we'll stop there. Savers is the heaven and hell of Las Vegas thrift stores. You have to be willing to get dirty, to get on your knees and repent. You have to suffer through repeated disapointments in order to achieve the nirvana of a true thrift store find. First trip out - chewed up Barbie dolls and incomplete board games. Second trip - A set of Christmas lights marked for $2 more than at the Walmart they same from. But then, on the third trip back, there it is - the chimera. The unicorn. The 36" 1970's black velvet painting of two tigers in flagrante delicto. The Elvis cookie jar. The wine cooler made out of an abandoned suit of armor. The red leather Michael Jackson Thriller jacket. A bronze toreador sculpture. And it's only $12.99. Ah- Thrift-gasm. Thank you Savers. I'll see you next week. read more

My favorite thrift shop because 1. It's huge! 2. Clothing is organized by size AND color 3. Shoes are organized by size & if they're sneakers/dressy shoes 4. Lots of selection 5. Books are organized by genre 6. Plenty of dressing rooms - I think you can see a pattern with how organized everything is and it makes it easier for me to shop around and find things I want. It is a little pricey. I buy Nike gym clothing here for around $7-10, and by thrift store prices it's kind of steep, but I figure it beats buying them for $30. You can find a lot of good stuff here, you just need to know your brands to figure out if it's a good deal or not. read more

No shame in my thrift store game! The inventory is turning constantly here, so feel free coming every week. The deals are AH-mazing! The store is clean and the staff is very accommodating and friendly. I love it here!! Poppin' tags!! read more

I normally think Savers is a big junk shop. But I did pretty good in this one. 3 cookbooks, 3 San Francisco 49'ers glasses, and couple other odds-n-ends. The store was, busy, clean and loaded with all kinds of stuff. Happy Hunting! read more

Great finds at this down town Savers locale. They had 5 Keurigs. I picked up one for my mom that works great on their 50% off Presidents Day Sale. Plus a brand new, tags on Lane Bryant dress, a pair of Sonoma pants, a Vera Wang shirt and a bunch of other great clothes all 50% off. The staff was friendly. 5 lanes were open to handle the crowds. The racks are well organized by size and incredibly well stocked. They don't perfume their used clothing. And they only put out gently used clothes in good condition. I am impressed. I prefer not to shop this location late at night. Every Monday is 50% off. read more

I love the place and I come at least once a month. I came out of the fitting room and I had a question and was concerned about something all he did was grab my stuff. I tried to talk to him he just looked at me ignored and called for the next person. Dont even bother asking Andy for help he will be of no assistance. read more

This Savers location used to be pretty good, however prices have steadily risen and the quality of merchandise has fallen. I was greeted with security directing me to put my tote bag in the cabinet (for safe keeping of course). Shop elsewhere read more

One of the best thrift stores I've ever gone to. Better to go right when they open. They put out over 9000 items a day. Different store every time I go in. Mondays everything is 50% off in the entire store. Great deals!!! read more

Headline: Savers Saves Summerlin! In the great class-war of this town, a canon shot was heard through Red Rock, with victory won for the ecologically conscious shopper! Boy did we need some thrift to rival the tack of the Tivoli Village Opening. Summerlin desperately needed a little Patina to restore it's character, and the new Saver's on Lake Mead has totally delivered! We rummaged and found some great vintage goodies; turkish coffee pot, halloween wig, louieville slugger limited edition baseball bat. Thirty bucks out the door baby! read more

I've been a fan of Savers for a while, but I'm super happy about my latest finds. Generally, I find Savers to be a bit overpriced, but this time I went retail shopping before going to Savers and I was reminded of why I thrift! My kid is growing so I went to the outlets to find some new jeans. I looked in Baby Gap and found a pair that I really liked for $26 .... um ... no. I don't pay that much for my jeans, I'm definitely not paying that for a 9 month old's jeans. I wandered around a bit more and found some okay jeans at Osh Kosh on sale for $10 and I bought them. I know better than to shop retail, but I was desperate (don't judge me! Lol). On the way out, I thought I'd stop by Savers just in case. Sure enough I found 3 pairs of Gap baby jeans for $4 each. I used to think that $4 was high for baby jeans, but man oh man was I wrong! I scooped those puppies up fast enough to make your head turn! Lol I also found a super cute button down baby shirt in great condition for $3. Long story short, this Savers saved me $66 in jeans ($78 for 3 pair at Gap - $12 at savers). Yay! read more

My experience upon entering wasn't what I expected. I was greeted with a fresh aroma for a thrift store. They had this installation explaining donations and recycling which was neat to see what they were all about. The upfront displays were very forward with summer goodies from hats towels sunglasses etc... I worked my way from the right of the store and boy was there plenty of collectibles to browse through and I found it interesting how they packaged and organised their supplies on the wall hooks. I was right by the door bell where people ring to drop donations off and the staff took forever to help that customer being that they rung more than 10 times. I wasn't looking for anything really but just there to browse and think of upcycling ideas until I came across some pants to try on being that they caught my eye. The dressing rooms were single person rooms and it made me think about the disabled people who can't fit with their wheelchair. The nice gentleman made me aware of placing my unwanted items on the rack once I was done. Out of four pants that I tried on I was happy with two of them. I was lucky with the brand being a steal for $2! Through out my shopping experience the intercom kept going off about their savers club card and all green tagged items being 50% off due to promoting earth day deals. After checking out it was pretty scary with a drunk bum like man stumbling in the store blocking our way out so we passed through the entrance door. read more

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You are more likely to find an abandoned poopy diaper in the corner of a dressing room here than something actually worth buying. Back in the day, this used to be THE place to find awesome vintage tees and dresses in Vegas, but now it's just overpriced, lame shit- absolutely nothing is vintage, all the potentially valuable stuff is sold to dealers, and none of it is properly inspected for damage before being put on the racks. A lame waste of time unless you are looking for a six year old $10 BCBG top with yellow armpit stains, or a used cum stained nighty (that's right folks, they have an entire lingerie section full of USED UNDERWEAR). This place is just one big abandoned poopy diaper. read more

RIP-OFF ALERT!!!!! Went for a little school clothes shopping - prices are way out of whack - jeans with holes for $18, faded out t-shirts for $2, AND THEN... went to pay for 5 magazines. A sign by the books clearly states: "Magazines 29 cents", only @ the checkout they were marked on the back 99 cents!!! Talked to manager who just said that's their system. Won't be going back. Honesty is NOT company policy. read more

Holy SH@t. No A/C AT THIS STORE. A lady at the store told me it's always like that deuces I'm ran out. Never going back !!!

Rude people should not be in charge of taking donations. I'll be taking my stuff somewhere else from now on. read more

I like this store because of Carolyn. She is always so helpful when I ask about items and where something might be located. Some of the other staff just stare at me like I am speaking some ancient language. She reminds me of special sale days and also points out good deals. She impressed me because she is always so busy but finds time to help customers. That's great service!! read more

Good finds but customer service was AWFUL. Took forever for someone to notice me and help me at jewelry counter and they were rude when they finally helped me. Tony at the register was rude right off the bat. I was w/ my mom and all she did was ask a question and he snapped at her and answered her question like she was an idiot. Tony is definitely someone you want to avoid 100%. Worst savers worker I've ever had to deal w/. read more

Very large thrift store, worth a look. Definitely a lot of garbage that no one will ever buy, but there are finds if you dig around.

Carlos made my shopping experience so pleasant! I don't usually expect much customer service at the thrift store but he did such a good job on the floor letting me know what sales where going on and helping up at the register as well. Because of my experience I will definitely be shopping at this location more often ! read more

I've been visiting this savers along with two other locations regularly (like four times a week at least) because I like to up cycle clothing. The previous months have been great, I've found the most amazing items and at a great price. But since I own so much clothes now, I've been donating a lot of my clothes and other things that I don't use. I think total, I've donated over 60 grocery sized bags. And right now they have a promotion where you get stamps for donating a bag or spending 5 dollars. And I've already filled up one of these stamp cards, but I was one stamp from filling in my next card. And so I go to the front of this savers and I stand there until the nearest cashier notices me( I believe his name was Harvey) and when he does I drop the bag and I go up to him to receive the stamp and he said just so you know next time it has to be a much bigger bag (which is false). And he also refused to stamp my card. I went Into the store to reread the stamp pass card and it says you get a stamp for any donation comparable or larger than a grocery paper store bag. And it was. But it's just like first of all it's a donation and I'm giving you a bag of my own clothes that I bought with my own money and you're telling me it's not enough? First of all, it's free. Second of all, I've been a extremely regular customer to this location, in fact the late shift staff knows me. It's the first time I've been there early and I was astounded by his rude attitude. I honestly will most likely not return to this location even though it's nearest to my house. That is ridiculous. But I did try to solve the problem by calling the store location and telling the person on the phone the problem. But then she said "let me put you on a quick hold" then like a minute later it's another voice. She directly transferred me to the guy I suspected for the bad attitude. And so I had to explain to him the problem and he tries to give me and excuse that they changed the policy and I was telling him that they then have false advertising. He told me I need to bring a 13 gallon bag of clothes filled up to the top. That size is huge! I don't even have that many things to donate any more because I've exhausted my whole wardrobe already!!! And let me just give you guys some perception about how ridiculously stingy this guy is. There are two days a week, Monday and Thursday, where you get 25% your entire purchase. On Tuesday if you are over 55, you get 30% off. And on Monday-Thursday they have 50% off certain colored tagged items. I turned my bag for 20% off ten dollar minimum purchase just in case I wanted an item. That is literally nothing compared to the other days and their specials. And more information about the stamp card is that it's 15 stamps for 30% a purchase. So I've donated 29 bags in the past week. It's just ridiculous. read more

Okay, first things first, the smell. You walk in through the door and BAM! there's a distinct unsavory odor. It's unpleasant but you get used to it and it's barely noticeable later. A lot of things are disorganized and I won't even talk about the shoes, but there are a few nice items hidden behind the racks and racks and racks of clothes. Everything is assorted by size, then color. I found a few good jackets and for a good price. The staff is also really nice and if you don't have impossible expectations you might find yourself to be surprised in one way or another. read more

I'll start by stating I am an avid second-hand shopper whether it be boutiques, charitble stores, or large department types (like Savers) and I'm a lover of vintage. This Savers is by far my favorite in the valley, however, it is also the messiest (hence the 4 stars). With being unorganized aside, I do always make out like a bandit here and the prices are always fair. read more