Well organized and clean store. Plenty of items to browse. Some are priced a little too high for a donation store but off you look as always you can find the bargains. Nicely separated into sections to make it easy to ship. read more

if I could give them a zero I would. How do they have the nerve to charge 30 dollars for a used pair of cut up sneakers with no laces? They get their merchandise for free yet they charge like they paid for the stuff. the sneakers are all beat up and ridiculously overpriced. it's an embarrassment. Then also have the nerve to charge resell prices on certain sneakers they keep in the glass case upfront. How does savers have 129 dollar sneakers? How I'm good conscience could you except the stuff for free then sell it at ridiculous resell prices? Terrible business model. The people who run this company should be ashamed. read more

This architecture reminds me of former Circuit City, cuz it used to be one before that whole entire company went out of business. There's a lot of merchandise although those shelves get a bit messy in some areas. The employees are nice. Self-checkouts available at this store. I've found a book that I liked for that reasonable price. Not too bad though not as interesting as most other Savers I've been to in CT. Savers and Goodwill are only within a minute or two from each other on the same route, which is sorta ironic. read more

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Prices here are a little bit higher than Goodwill. That's because this is a for-profit thrift shop with a non-profit partner. The prices are still okay but on some things they're a little bit higher, a private thrift store or Goodwill. read more

After visiting Savers in Milford, I was thoroughly disguste. The store was physically dirty and merchandise was in disarray. Pots, pans and dishes look as though they were never cleaned. Having been to other Savers stores in CT , this was by far the very worst. Even the clothes had a bad smell. The only thing that was good were a couple of employees who smiled and asked if I needed help. You would think the manager would have a little pride in their store. I guess they too busy () to care. I will tell all my friends NEVER to go to this particular Savers. They're lucky to receive 1star and eve that is too much read more

This is an enjoyable place to shop. The clothes are a little overpriced but I get the 30% off geezer discount on Tuesdays, available to folk's 55 and older so it's not so bad. They have great prices on all their other merchandise, from crock pots, to vases and artwork galore. The staff are friendly, personable, upbeat, knowledgeable, and helpful. I recommend this store for bargains and a fun shopping experience. Rick read more

Savers - I bought this cute gnome for my place because there's gnome place like gnome... - Thrift Stores Near Me - Orange, Connecticut

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Save your time and money and shop on eBay. Things are 10x less expensive online then this place Children's clown toy for $30 read more

Savers - Children's toy - Thrift Stores Near Me - Orange, Connecticut

Purchased a small table for 9.99 and after Sr discount came to $6.99. It was just what I was looking for.

There was this rude employee named Maria who was being extremely disrespectful to me and the other customers. We needed help with self check out and all she was saying was "just press the button" ,this made me feel extremely uncomfortable. Thankfully there were these two lovely employees named Jaudon and Yamilette who stepped up and fixed the issue. read more

I love Savers and will continue to shop at Savers. But I am getting really sick and tired of the older lady at the cashier being snarky and mean for no reason. I accidentally tapped on paying w/ gift cards and wasn't able to return to the previous page. Had to wait for a cashier to come help me and unfortunately it was her. She kept mumbling insults while tapping through the screen. Made me feel like an absolute idiot and it was really uncalled for. Please tell her to fix that attitude because I am not here to be insulted by some 85 year old woman. If you need to point her out, she's the Caucasian old woman with the vest that has cat pins on it. read more

I've been thrifting for about 30 years . I've watched prices here go from the traditional low price tags for those less fortunate/ those on a budget to sky high prices . They definitely have taken advantage of the thrift trend and have almost abused it . I'd recommend going but expect to pay more for something pre loved than something you could get at another store brand new . They sell Walmart / Target / Dollar Tree etc items for more than the actual stores do . read more

I was looking for a piece of furniture to DIY. I went to 2 goodwill stores that were EXTREMELY overpriced. Used items that would be less expensive purchased brand new. I decided to try savers. I was pleasantly surprised. The prices were so much lower and there were some really good pieces of furniture. The item I found was missing shelves but it was in great condition and a quality piece of furniture. I couldn't believe they were only asking $15. When I was checking out the cashier was so friendly. She commented on the missing shelves to the unit and decided to ask the manager about it. He kindly went in the back and on the floor to search for them. Unfortunately, he could not locate them. So he offered to reduce the price. I couldn't believe it. I noticed some of the previous comments about the store not being clean but I thought it was much cleaner and more organized than the many good will stores I have visited. I have never purchased clothes here so I'm not sure about the quality but I would definitely recommend checking them out. read more

Thrifting everywhere is going downhill... all these stores are selling USED CANDLE JARS with the labels still on them, used pasta sauce jars, starbucks bottles, etc. Selling literal trash trying to get every penny possible. read more

First of all I've gone in there and saw a t-shirt nightgown which was from Walmart marked $8 and I can go to Walmart and buy a brand new for 685 second of all I won't buy clothes there anymore because I can't try them on I disabled I only get out once a month and I can't return something because you only have 14 days but I only get a ride out there once a month so that screws it for me the prices of gotten way too high especially like on the bedding pocketbooks but just so everybody knows the people in there are so sweet and so fantastic all the workers read more

I'm giving this rating because the bathrooms were horribly dirty and messy. This isn't unusual for the chain, I've found many of their bathrooms in disrepair and unclean, but this one is definitely the worst I've seen yet. There was trash all over the floor including toilet paper, a piece of wood and a plastic cover of some sort. read more

Savers - Thrift Stores Near Me - Orange, Connecticut

Savers, I sure do miss you. We moved further East and no where near a Savers. No other thrift store can compare with the prices and selection at Savers now whenever we travel it's the first place I look for. read more

I used to love savers when I first started working there but I went through so much harassment and discrimination due to the store manager and his coworker having some sort of a relationship maybe if they leave their relationships outside of the workplace the store will be so much better . read more

Savers has just come to New Haven. We went during the opening bash and a few times afterwards, but haven't gone recently. Why? They don't seem to rotate merchandise as quickly as Goodwill (i.e., the same item will remain on the Savers shelves for much longer than Goodwill) and the prices are higher at Savers than other thrift stores. I think the two things are related. Prices are high, so customers don't buy as much, which means things remain on the shelves longer, so thrifty customers don't feel like they need to go as regularly, which means less things get sold, which brings higher prices..... read more

Pretty good thrift store. Okay prices. Sometimes I find clothes that are a little too pricey for something that they received as a donation. But other times I find steals. And sometimes they aren't even sure what they got. I've found a lot of rare anime collectibles here that are worth well over $100 and I only paid about $2 for them. The thing about this place is that you never know what you're going to find really. The only thing is that this place is a little dirty. I feel the need to wash my hands after I leave the store. I would also never, ever buy a couch or a chair from here. They always look so gross and dirty. Like they never bothered to wash it. Some of the furniture looks nice but a lot of the times it looks dirty and has clear damage to it. But the prices can be a steal on them most of the time. So I guess it's fair. read more

This store was fucking gigantic, and a little intimidating, but still awesome. It also felt kind of skeevy, which is why I hesitate giving it four stars. Their book section was expansive and had a lot of variety, and they were organized by group (fiction, literature, cooking, etc.) but were not organized any further. This isn't normally a problem because there aren't typically enough books you can't skim through at a normal thrift store, but when their book section is this large, you better know what you are looking for. And I didn't :| I mostly looked at their books, knick knacks and furniture section (I saw a chair in pretty good condition for $15!), so I can't speak for their clothes. I did like how their pants were hung, sideways off the hanger, so you could easily see their sizes... since they were also "organized" by S/M/L - I saw an Ann Taylor's 14 in the Small section. I spent $5 on two books - one of which was a foreign language cookbook! read more

Savers - knick knacks galore. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Orange, Connecticut

I called the store to be sure the items I was donating were items that savers would take, and they confirmed everything I had was on the list. When I got there they took nothing. It was a wasted trip and a store I will never support. read more

A decent thrift store, although not really geared towards the kinds of shopping I do. About 75% of the store is dedicated to clothing, but there is a large used books and media (DVD, CD, VHS) section. There is some furniture, which tends to be nicer than what you can find in Goodwill or other thrift stores. Be warned, some sections of the store are not kept very clean, but at worst is average for thrift stores. A portion of all sales go to the Boys & Girls Club. read more

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Thus place has gotten CRAZY over the past year. I don't go often but I can clearly see that prices here are severely overpriced. I walked through and my jaw kept hitting the floor. Used older women's Columbia ski pants for $59.99 ???! Kids Faded Glory (Walmart brand) spring jacket for $14.99??!! These items are donated for free. And JUST A PORTION of the profits are donated to various nonprofits. THIS PLACE IS A RACKET. Donate your stuff to your local thrift store or Salvation Army. read more

Management here is absolutely horrendous. I bought a Halloween product AFTER the 18th, and tried to return the product the next day. Because they apparently don't except Halloween product returns after the 18th (even though I bought the product well AFTER the 18th and no one said anything to me about the sale being final. 10/10 DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!!! Save your money, and go literally ANYWHERE else. read more

Don't shop at this location, I used to leave with a cart full of stuff weekly. But now everything is so overpriced, and nothing valuable is on the floor. Someone picks and chooses the good stuff in the back. This is ridiculous!! read more

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Maybe it's unfair to review a place that I was employed at for almost two years, but as an occasional shopper still I feel like I can write a review of the whole picture. First of all, the store manager that was there when I worked there has been fired for good reason. She treated the employees like animals and talked to us like we were in kindergarten. She was rude and disrespectful. The other managers followed suit and working there became a hellish experience. The store itself is okay. It was better when people actually cared about their jobs and the store was organized by color. Now it's just a mess of nonsense and it doesn't look pretty. The toys are always half broken, game pieces thrown all over the floor, just displaying the low class clientele that frequents the store. The prices have greatly increased, the bathrooms are disgusting, and Burlington Coat Factory is a five minute walk down the Post Rd, where you can buy brand new clothes cheaper. read more

one of the managers is rude and when I had an issue didn't even try to resolve it.They care only about themselves. If they were over charged as much as I was they would make sure they got their money back. NOT HERE very greedy read more

Awful experience shopping here. Misleading advertising, horrible management, and some very rude employees. Unbelievable. So many ripped and stained items, too -- even some with other thrift store tags left on -- for 75% less! Gross. Sometimes they get nice items donated, but that isn't because of anything the store does ... They did not value this customer -- I will never, ever shop here again, and encourage others not to, as well -- and I hope this store and corporate figure out they are turning people away with their BS. read more

Great store, great deals! Very clean inside, especially considering it's inventory is based on donations. They've got good range of hours of operation. . (I 4get right now specifically. .chk business details). Workers are always nice and helpful. read more

Savers - Front door from parking lot - Thrift Stores Near Me - Orange, Connecticut

This store just opened in the old Circuit City location on Post Road, and it is pretty interesting if you are looking for thrift-store type deals - sort of like a Salvation Army or Goodwill store, but even bigger with a lot more stuff and when I was there it was all pretty well organized. Check the walls for the plastic bags full of stuff for good deals. I went in expecting to leave empty handed and actually found a mini donut maker that I was looking at from Williams Sonoma over Christmas (it was $4 here vs $40 new) .. the toys in the kids section seemed to be a good deal, and the book department was packed with some pretty good books for pretty cheap. In these times we can all stand to save a little dough .. and this place is a good stop on your road to having more money in the bank. read more

My favorite thrifting location. Staff is usually pretty nice as well. I forgot my 20% off coupon and the cashier gave it to me anyway! They always have great finds. They also give you 20% off when you donate your clothes! read more

I'd prefer to pay $1-2 more for an item that I know is clean (somewhat) and organized in the right section. I like how relatively clean and organized this store is, and quite large as well. I prefer Savers to other thrift stores because I can actually find something, rather than spending more time looking for a gem. read more

Offers very cheap used furniture. Perfect for the thrifty shopper. Store is mostly clothing. a great thrift store! Donates a portion of proceeds to local organizations. Purchased the sweetest picnic basket today. For $3! read more

Not the cleanest and shelves were very empty. Had dress sale, but there was no good selection for kids. Some cashiers are nice, but some are not. read more

Place is trash. If I could give it zero stars I would. Guy that works there candy picks all the good items before they hit the shelves. He then sells them at elephants trunk flea market. It's been going on for years. So when you walk in and see all junk, now you know why. This info literally came.out of employees mouth speaking with one of his friends. Letting his buddy know he made 750 over the weekend selling what actually is stolen goods that should be on the shelf. Never got the guys name, he big and tall with buzz cut. read more

One of the better thrift stores in the area in my opinion. Sure it's a mess sometimes (especially the toy section obviously) but it is a HUGE store. The book section is really awesome and I come here regularly for their science fiction and fantasy section. The clothes are organized by type and size. And you're like so what? WELL if you go just down the street and hit up the Goodwill that's near Best Buy you will see just how UNORGANIZED things can get! Yeah Savers isn't the best but it's better than the rest for the price! read more

I loved shopping at Savers when I lived in Springfield, MA because they often had very good quality items and things were well organized by size and color. The Orange, CT Savers was equally nice, and I found plenty of clothes on my first visit. Definitely worth a stop-in. read more

Prices are way too high for a donated stuff. I'm a regular shopper here and I always go to the toy section. The prices now are like buying brand new toys, the only difference is you're paying incomplete and broken toys. I think there's something fishy with the people pricing these toys. They are taking the good ones and keeping it from themselves or selling it somewhere and they will overprice the trash toys just to recoup the loss. I'm sure this is not only for the toys. read more

Selection is hit or miss. Some days I find a cart full of name brands like Nike, Polo, Banana Rep, Etc. Other days nothing. One thing that does make me not like this place is the terrible rude employees. No sense of customer service at all. One time I had about 5 or 6 big bags of merchandise, another big bag of heavy books and a wall shelf thing. Since yo can't take the carts outside I asked the cashier, an African American guy, if someone could help me bring the stuff to my car. He said not now because everyone is in the back loading stuff. wth?! I've never been to a store that wouldn't help a customer load their merchandise if they asked for help! And he didn't greet with a hello or even a smile. The next 2 times I went it was a female cashier, same thing, no hello, very cold. read more

I would rate it higher if whoever was tagging items had any concept of sizing, so much here is sized incorrectly and even if they do size it properly, it's probably in the wrong place. I did get a leather coat for a stupidly low price, probably because someone tagged it incorrectly. The staff is way too preoccupied with chatting with each which interferes in their ability to keep the store neat or ring anyone up in a timely fashion. read more