Went into the home section , found a folder with a few cards in it listed at $2.99 . Attempted to walk up to a cashier and buy it when suddenly the cashier glanced into the folder saw the cards and proceeded to tell me that he needed to challenge the price . He comes back trying to charge me $100 for the folder , he did everything in his power to not let me leave with folder . Terrible experience, been a customer for years never dealt with a petty employee like this . read more

I love this place. My mom and I drop our donations and then we go shopping . You can get a 20% coupon when you donate. I love how the place is organized. I always can find something, usually clothes but housewares as well. Sometimes it hasn't been used. The staff is really helpful. Would always come back. read more

Lots of neat stuff. I think the first and last time I came here, I spent about an hour walking around and looking at things. Unfortunately, a major downside of the place is the prices. Seeing how much a lot of the things cost, I might as well have gone to Ross or Marshall's to buy similar things in new, better quality. I got several bug bites by the time I was about to leave the store, but I should have saw that coming I guess. read more

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This place is ridiculous my daughter seen a bag there she really wanted when I looked at the price it was $150 for a damaged bag that they got for free that's insane. I given so much stuff to this place thinking someone who needs it will be able to afford it now I see all they care about is money. Don't waste your money in this store. Even tried to talk to the manager they didn't care it's about the money. read more

~~~Drive-Thru Donation Center~~~ ~~~Help Others & Help Yourself~~~ I've been to several Goodwill Centers, Salvation Army Thrift Stores, and now Savers Thrift Shop. I have to admit I like Savers the most and here's why: 1. Easy drive-thru donation drop off area. -they will even help you grab stuff out of your car. -give you a receipt for your tax write off upon request. -give you a coupon for 10% to 30% off your next purchase, good for 30 days. 2. They donate part of their proceeds to several local foundations. This time it's the Epilepsy Foundation. 3. This place is hella organized and clean!! -they sell both used and new items. -easy to find your size. 4. Sign up your email addy for the latest on bigger deals & upcoming events. 5. The workers here are very friendly, upbeat, and always happy to assist you, unlike several other places. 6. Never an issue with parking. Big Plus for me is the easy drop off area w/assistance. I have a lot of stuff I still need to unload.Okie, so maybe I'm just a tiny bit of a hoarder..."borderline"? This place is very fast and very convenient! read more

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This morning I decided to donate some belongings to help your cause and to create JOBS... I did not know your (non profit) only accepted donation during certain times it's literally Sunday the day of giving... insane. You should be GRATEFUL for ALL donations no matter the time. Beggars can't be choosers... Whatever I'll go to a different place. PS: "Randy" your employee needs to change his attitude didn't like it. read more

Third time visiting this place, and I swear, this store is perfect for me when it comes to dresses! I am tiny, and I'm talking about 4'11, and these dresses and maxi skirts fits me perfectly! It's so cool, that's why I started loving this thrift store haha. Air-conditioned, well-organized, and have friendly workers, what else can you ask for in a thrift store? However, prices are like the same thing as Goodwill but this place will remind of Ross or Marshalls. Clothes are categorized by sizes which is pretty neat, in my opinion. I am not a fan of their aisles for clothing- kind of pricey for a thrift store. This store offers great finds when it comes to jewelries, bags, shoes, hats, belts and scarves! This is my favorite part only because there are tons of items to choose from! I found a wool fringe scarf, and lots of fedora hats. I even saw a Gucci ankle strap heels, only for $20 but too bad, it wasn't my size. The only store that has tons of shoes for a size 5/5.5 person haha. From boho bracelets and necklaces to chick and edgy jewels.Great items for men, also. From sweaters to blazers and even ties and lots of luggage. Have a big lot for parking, but it seemed packed to me everything I am here. This place has something for everyone. I will visit here often just for dresses and jewelries. Visit this place if you like going to thrift stores! read more

Savers - 14 items for $29! - Thrift Stores Near Me - Lomita, California

What an incredible place! Huge parking lot on site. Well organized! Clean! The staff are all very friendly. There was a "greeter" who asked us if we wanted a shopping cart ( these carts are all sanitized). Tons of housewares, art pieces. We didn't spend any time in the clothing area, but rather spent more time on housewares. Clean restrooms too! At the check out, one has the option to pay cash or Self Check Out with a credit card. Well done Savers!!! I will definitely return here again! read more

Our family uses this location to donate toys, clothes, shoes, furniture and basically anything that one can buy and doesn't get used. There is a makeshift drive by station with large bins for the donation items and they always have attendants this way if you have heavy items you can get some help unloading. Attendants are friendly. I've never shopped inside the actual store but totally recommend this place for hassle free donations! read more

Always love donating, as well as thrifting here. We have been coming here for about 7 years and every time, thru the donation drive thru or in the store, we receive the best customer service and we appreciate that more than anything! I went to donate at goodwill on palos verdes drive because of the location being closer to home, and they were so incredibly rude! Making the drive from the beach to Savers is always worth the trip when you get to donate comfortably, get good deals & receive the best customer service! Thank you to everyone at Savers for always making our experiences there pleasantly welcoming and appreciated. read more

This is my new favorite thrift store. The store was recommended to me my a coworker who goes mainly for the furniture section. My favorite part is that the clothes are organized by size rather than my color the way Goodwill does it. Because who wants to sift through an entire rack of shirts looking for sizes? I have already found several great things there like a brita for $4, a side table for $12 and a globe which hurt me to pay $25 for but I really liked it and they wouldn't reduce the price. Come here before you go anywhere else because you'll probably find a good substitute for what you are looking for. read more

Good selection but overpriced, friendly staff clean store. Just to expensive for a thrift store.

Great store, super spacious, clean and organized. Reasonable prices, highly recommend. Staff was also very friendly.

On Friday May 3rd I donated approx 15-18 bags of clothing and toys. I had bought a storage unit and spent 4 days sorting the items. I put the items in strong plastic trash bags and a couple of suitcases. All the women's and kids clothes and toys I put in approx 15 of the bags and I used approx 3 bags for stuff I was going to sell. In the 3 bags was good stuff worth quite a bit of money. Unfortunately I mixed them up and donated the 3 bags along with the others. Realizing my mistake I went the next day and explained what happened. I filled out a form and the manager said he would inform me when they were found. 3 days later I went back and gave the manager a printed list of the items. He said they had not turned up. Today is Friday May 10, one week from my mistake and still no word. As a FOR PROFIT thrift store (they charge sales tax) they have to return mistaken donations. I need my stuff back too sell and pay bills with as I'm under extreme financial distress. But it doesn't look like it's going to happen. I guess they evaluated my good stuff and decided to sell and make the money for themselves. Even though they have lines of cars lined up everyday to give them free stuff. That my friends is the definition of greed. On May 5th I emailed Savers Web site, today is May 11th, no response from them! read more

Clothes have been higher due to brand name and tread fashion, when a nice but basic tank top should around 2-3 including tax. (BTW tax on the store is included) You should sign up there to their website to get deals which only last for a month after it expires. I got two coupons for $3 off for purchase over $10 and another for 30% off accessories/ shoes. It's a great place to get bottom clothes and sweaters of any style. read more

I love savers. I go here all the time. You can find some crazy good the deal days. Just sign up for the email. It's worth it for sure. Check them out you will be surprised, you really will. read more

Prices are getting ridiculously high. I donate often, it's disappointing to see things I've donated often priced so high. Sometimes priced higher than what I paid for the item new . All items are donated by the community. Prices should be more affordable. read more

I came when they just reopened after being close from COVID and was surprise to see that it was not very full or crowded. Overall I had a nice visit read more

This is a for profit thrift shop so I usually prefer to donate my clothes to goodwill/Salvation Army, but I always love shopping here and have found some amazing deals. There are a lot of junk you have to filter out, like h&m or F21 stuff, but if you are dedicated, you can find silks and cashmere's and great brands interspersed between. If you need a formal dress or even a wedding dress, I saw 6 current designs there the last time I went. They have such good prices on makeup bags/beach bags/totes and scarfs, and during Halloween you can get great deals on brand new costumes. I enjoy thrifting because not only do you help out the environment by reusing clothes, you also save a lot of money. They have a rewards program and usually post seasonal sales and seniors get discount days. Bring your own bag since they charge for plastic bags now with the new CA rules. Great place! read more

Their prices used to be okay, but lately they've gotten ridiculous. On my last visit I found a beat up pair of vans with no laces for $16.99. No thanks. I also can't recommend donating here either: Savers is a for-profit business. There are plenty of legitimate criticisms to be leveled against Goodwill or Salvation Army, but at least they're actually charities. read more

I like this place and they do have alot of cool stuff but many items are far overpriced ... Especially the books and some of the house wears. read more

Great selection and really great service from the employees. Clothing, fabrics, books, all have a great selection.

I come to thrift for a specific reason..to save money so when I come to savers and see how overpriced things are now it's ridiculous..I've never had a problem at this store but I definitely won't be shopping here like I use to. I'm sure many other people can agree. read more

Savers - I would love to know why anyone would ever consider pricing this for 11.99!! - Thrift Stores Near Me - Lomita, California

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I go there weekly with my mother. One of us always find something if not, then both of us. The daily %50 off the color ticketed items for that day is nice!! Especially the senior discount on Tuesday's. Another reason I love going with moms Everything is very organized and they have great stuff. We've even seen some of our things we've donated on the shelves hahaha we love this store! read more

As a treasure hunter, SAVERS brings me lots of joy! It is my new happiness to sneak away to a local SAVERS on a Saturday to get lost for hours looking for that unique, one of a kind item. read more

This place is spacious, clean, and well-organized, but the prices are ridiculous. I browsed for 30 minutes and found nothing (clothes only) that was worth the price, condition, and brand. For example, I found a pretty cool leather/faux fur vintage coat that was NOT from a name-brand. It was well-worn, and it was marked $45. What the fresh hell? A quick search on my phone showed me that the original item wasn't even worth much to begin with, let alone decades later and in fair/poor condition. I kept browsing and found an unlabeled, unmarked jacket (no inside tags, no materials tags, nothing) and it was $8.99. There were tons of Forever 21 jackets and cardigans ranging from $9.99-$24.99. Are you kidding? Brand new Forever 21 stuff is often less than $24.99. I looked at the shoes for a minute, and a pair of synthetic cowboy boots from a chain store (Charlotte Russe) was marked $14.99. Dude, they're not even real leather. They're from manmade materials and they retail for BARELY above that price, plus these clearly looked "used." They have a lot of sales gimmicks here. For example, you get discounts if you donate clothes beforehand, and on certain days, certain colored tags are discounted, but who has time to sift through that entire store hunting for specialty-marked green-tag items only? Anyway, this place is an absolute rip-off and for just a couple dollars more, you can buy brand-new items at discount stores like TJ Maxx, Ross, or Marshall's. It doesn't sit well with me that their items are all donated but they're seeking profit like they're Donald freaking Trump. read more

Clean well organized thrifting! We love shopping at Savers! They have a good section of everything! Even if you're not looking for anything you will find something. read more

Over priced unfortunately T-shirt cost $9 or $10 a piece and they receive all their items for free so I'm not sure why they charge so much.

Savers is such a great place to thrift! So many options and everything is very very well organized! The employees are also very nice. They have a rewards programs that earns you points and once you buy enough you get a 20% off coupon. The prices are very affordable! The ample selection makes it really easy to be able to find something! read more

Stuff here is either a hit or miss. It's either great or trash. If you're a member, you get exclusive discounts. Today (04/27) was 50% off jeans. I went in specifically purchase maternity jeans. I quickly made a selection and took them to the cashier (7 minutes tops). Waited 15 minutes at the register for a manager because the discount didn't automatically come up. The manager (Mark) spoke with the cashier on the phone. I told the cashier that the website and the email didn't say anything about excluding maternity jeans. I know it wasn't the cashiers fault, and I know it's a thrift store; but where is the customer service. I can only assume the manager figured if I waited too long I would just say ok, and pay full retail. read more

What happened to the pricing? It used to be that I could count on low prices and a great selection of clothes but no longer. I saw a Tommy Bahama button up shirt for $29.99...all name brand stuff reflects the same kind of pricing. The truth is new, that shirt is probably $80.00 but it is not new and someone wore it, sweating and sitting and drinking away....then gave it up to Savers...maybe if it was NWT $29.99 would make sense but then again that price is something I'd expect from TJMaxx or Marshalls not a "thrift" store read more

Theres no respect or morals with this company. I used to love it here but i strongly suggest everyone to donate local & directly to people that need it. These people are getting greedy by the second. Not only have they started over pricing everything you can catch brand new on a good sale promotion, but they also refused to return a book to me that i accidentally dropped in the box as i was donating other items. They tried to make me buy it even though my name was clearly printed on the inside page! Ironically they were charging me more for it than the school did as it was a used book, i will never help fund any of their paychecks again. read more

Savers - the response i got back was "im sorry, it wasnt me but if we find your book you can now have it back..because it wasnt me. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Lomita, California

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Always find stuff I like here! Very organized and clean. Can be a bit sketchy at times.

Let me begin with this: I absolutely love Savers. I grew up right outside of Chicago and I remember many a weekend trekking to Madison to thrift and check out the awesome Savers on Towne way. Although those days are lost and gone I still hold onto the great memories of Savers. When I caught wind through the Yelpvine of a new Savers opening (somewhat) close to me I knew I'd need to stop by and check it out and for hopes that I could relive those wondrous times. Although many things have changed my delight and satisfaction for Savers has not. When I came in I knew I had entered a wonderland. Just like the Savers I grew up with, the Lomita Savers is Large, bright, air conditioned and clean. Each respective department of the store is clearly labeled and distinguishable from the other. There are two bathrooms ( very clean, peeked my head in) and a water fountain to wet my whistle. I'm trying to get into the habit of not embarrassing myself in public places but if I had chosen to forgo that on the Afternoon I visited I would kicked up my feet on one of the couches for sale and taken a little snorlax for zee afternoon. On to the jewels! This store was killer. After a casual saunter through the bric brac I acquired several vintage and wizardy items such as the little white kitty (http://bit.ly/163gpav) for about three bucks a piece. The store's selection was huge and although I didn't leave with much it was because I knew that the next time I returned there would be more items ( savers has a pretty quick turnover). Mugs and kitchen were a no more than a few dollars a piece and all were in very good condition ( and clean) for what they were. For those VHS enthusiasts there was also a pretty primo selection of VHS tapes and audiotapes as well. I also took a quick sweep over the electronics and there *relatively* newer tvs for good prices. The book selection was excellent as well. The books were organized by genre and I was easily able to maneuver through each respective section. 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. All of the books were in very good condition. The furniture selection was scant and I didn't actually look at the pricing because there was nothing that sprung from the floor to my eye but I am sure that may have been because the store had only opened a week before. I'll be returning Savers, Don't disappoint me. I almost gave this place five stars ( a coveted rating in which I don't believe I've ever given a thrift store) but there was one big element of the store that was a bit disappointing: the clothing. Now, clothing is not my go to at thrift stores but given how it does comprise the majority of most thrift stores I do have to consider it heavily. This Savers fell short in clothing. Although there was definitely a lot of clothing and is well organized and clean, I did not find any of it to be nice ( either in the " barely used" or "vintage steals" category) and the prices were not great. There didn't seem to be much logic to the pricing and more than once when I looked at an item I thought to myself, " no. This tee from 2003 is not worth four bucks". The good news is that like many big thrift stores, Savers does offered color tag sale days and when I came in the store was so new that not all of the items had been color coded so that had not begun doing the sales.Just like with the furniture, I am really hopeful that my next experience in this department will be a little better. The customer service here was unbeatable. It's rare that I'm ever actually asked if I need help with anything in thrift but I was asked more than once by associates if I could be helped finding anything. When I checked out the staff here struck up conversation and seemed kind of happy to be there. Some thrift stores can be incredibly depressing and I've never found Savers to be one of them. Good work Lomita crew! All in all this was awesome and If you love thrifting, you gotta check this place out. I'm pretty sure you won't be disappointed. Pros: clean, dressing rooms, organized, color tag sales, bathrooms, friendly staff cons: overpriced and bad selection of clothing items and limited furniture. read more

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I normally love Savers thrift stores. I came to this one and it was terrible. The employees were rude, especially Nikki. Tip:Do not ask her about a price of an item, actually just avoid her at all costs!! Never coming back to this Savers, sticking to the Orange County ones. read more

Very good thrift shop to donate stuff! I dropped off bags of stuff and they took mostly everything. The guy was helpful in loading the stuff in bins. They don't accept helmets and ripped items. It is very fast and easy to drop off items to donate. They also give you a slip to write it off on your taxes. Will definitely be coming back! read more

I am a sucker for deals and this is the place to go for a person like me! The store is clean, organized and has some of the best prices I've seen for gently used items! I personally prefer second-hand clothes, this is just me making a political statement (it's better for the environment: reduce, reuse, recycle!), and I find great prices for baby items. You can't beat cute little onesies and outfits for a buck a piece! I have to say again...this store is clean, very organized and has great prices! Also, the staff is pretty cool. read more

To say I love this place is an understatement! I don't consider myself a "thrifter" really but this place is seriously a one stop shop! It's HUGE and has everything from power tools to baby clothes. The things I love are as follows: -friendly employees! Every time I come they are genuinely friendly and smiley (love that!) And they always smile when my toddler is trying to make a mess of the shoe or toy section. ;) -it's huge -they put out new stuff all day every day -.69 cent childrens books, buy4 get one free -cheap adult books -sometimes clothes are 50% off -they have a club card and give out coupons to members -Tuesdays are senior or military discount (20% off total) -if you donate you get a 20% off coupon -easy parking -easy donation drive up -the best place to go for Halloween costumes -there have been numerous times I have seen NICE couches for $25-45 which is a steal! read more

One of the best thrift stores I have ever shopped at. It is so clean and organized it makes it easy to find things. I stop here first before hitting up the mall just in case they have what I'm looking for. They have really nice things most of the time. I have bought some name brand jeans here for a few dollars; Calvin Klein, Seven, old Navy and a few others. I also buy all of my scrubs here instead of paying the full price for them. I have gotten tops and bottoms for $2 of less. They have days where certain color tags are 50% off so it's always worth it to stop in and look read more

As hard as they try here, I'd rather shop at Good Will or the Salvation Army. The only thing they have going here is the large parking lot (an old Ralph's). I know the expectation would be that it should smell since it's someone else's "junk" that is on display. But man, the smell factor is exponentially high here. The kitchen supplies and goods are decent, such as the selection of coffee mugs. There are plenty of books, but not many in the genre I was looking for which was sports. If you're looking for adequate furniture, look elsewhere. I can't believe the dilapidated pieces of crap they wheel out onto the store floor. Pure garbage. The toys are horribly overpriced where they are bundled in small bags. At least clean some of them. I saw snot stains still on a doll, which was quite disturbing. read more