I stop by this savers weekly for the half priced Mondays. I stopped by today for fun just to get out of the house. I found myself thinking the prices were a little high (considering they get these items for free). Truthfully, the half priced Monday prices are what I think of when I think "thrift store." I get it's a new economy now a days, but geez. As a teenager, seeing some of these fast fashion items (tank tops specifically) priced at $6 or $7 doesn't make sense. The only other thing about this location, which isn't a big deal, is that if you have an issue that takes more than one minute of the checkout employees time, you will be put last. I informed the employee I needed help with an exchange and as she was helping me she kept leaving to assist other people with assorted issues. I get it, it's busy and you have other customers, but taking the time to assist me would've cut the time it took in half. I was left with my fussy baby to stand and wait while she continued to leave out of no where. I feel bad as she didn't have back up to assist, so nothing against the employee. Just something to note. read more

Savers is a store where people are encouraged to browse for long periods of time, yet customers are DENIED restroom access. Especially store at 35th ave & Bell Rd. I've been shopping at Savers for YEARS, but one thing that continues to frustrate me is the restroom policy. Before COVID, customers had access to restrooms. Then it became a code system, then limited access for certain groups (elderly/kids/disabilities), and now customers are completely DENIED access. It's been years since the pandemic, and I don't understand why this has become permanent. Many shoppers spend an hour or MORE in the store. Savers serves a lot of seniors, families with young children, and people with medical conditions who may need restroom access unexpectedly. To make matters worse, there are often no nearby public restrooms available. Because of this policy, I RARELY shop here anymore. I have a medical condition where randomly I have to go to the bathroom unexpectedly. Before COVID, I was a WEEKLY customer. It's disappointing that a store that ENCOURAGES customers to spend time browsing no longer provides access to such a basic necessity. I hope management reconsiders this policy and puts customers first. I am very inclined to File an ADA Access Complaint, write a letter to Savers Corporate Office AND email District/Regional Managers. read more

I agree, their prices are too high For a "thrift" store. The only day I shop there is 50% off Mondays. Mind you, there are so many people then. It's a nightmare to find a parking spot or an available shopping cart. If you do find a cart, then it's battle-time to Navigate the aisles with said cart due to rude aisle hogs. I'm chuckling now picturing the whole ordeal. And lastly, don't let the lengthy check-out line that snakes thru the store intimidate you. I'm so impressed at how smoothly and quickly that line moves. The efficient staff keeps that line a movin' and you're back to your car once you find it in the "south 40". It's back home to draw up next week's battle plan. One must Go there with a "sense of humor" read more

Things have changed so much. It really sucks. I used to love Savers. Now everything is expensive (for a thrift store). Used shirts and pants for $10??? Why???? Lots of things have stains on them or holes. Then THERE ARE NO FITTING ROOMS. Ever since COVID. Now it just feels like they're lazy and don't want to put clothes back. This is difficult for curvier women because with pants/jeans/shorts we never really know if they'll fit or not without trying them on. Now I have to go back to return things and get a store credit. I bought 10 items for 100 dollars. That's just crazy to me. I guess I'll be going to goodwill instead, at least they still let you try clothes on? read more

warning be aware this place spreads including and sickness from all the feces onto the conveyor belt in the don't wash the clothes you guys come out there and try them on and you have no idea what was on them what they were next to on top of the pile of boxes clothes just be be where this place does spread scabies read more

First time in a Savers thrift store. It was surprisingly very clean and well organized. I was on limited time, so I was only able to hit the books section and quickly scan housewares. They had a decent selection of books and DVDs. They had some awesomely low priced kitchen appliances that caught my eye but i just dont have a need for. I'm sure Ill be back at some point to peruse the racks when I have a few hours by myself to spare. :) read more

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The most outrageous and expensive prices I have ever seen at a thrift store. And I am an avid thrifter who goes thrifting multiple times a week. You won't find any clothes less than $9.49 which is ridiculous for what it is. SKIP THIS STORE 0/10 read more

I own a home around the corner. I have been shopping here for years. I went on 3-13-23 @215 pm young lady was very rude hostile and unprofessional. When I brought it to the store Manager attention she was rude also. Huge fat zero the size of Jupiter I spend good money here not no more read more

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A little more expensive than most thrift shops but if you can handle the crowds, Mondays are half off. I've found some good items and will continue to shop here. read more

Well, their prices are a bit high, and one can get new clothing comparatively at Costco for a little bit more... Same for Last Chance. However, it is for charity and that does make a difference. They have a nice selection of books, magazines, and records, however. Good deals on housewares which of course our prolific in any thrift store. During check out, staff was pleasant. He left the hangers on the clothes, but then when we walked 25 feet towards the door, the security guard spied at us and said "hangers "?!? accusingly, no biggie and we handed them over ...but nothing like some bad feelings to wrap up a shopping trip ! read more

Like many, I like finding a good deal. I recently have found it difficult to find many good deals at Savers, because the prices they set items at almost seem like I could find some things brand new at the same or even lower prices. Sadly, I think Savers has become a high priced thrift store. I don't remember the high prices as much several years ago. Yes, I realize there is a cost to doing business, but the fact that the items they sell are all donated, it just seems that the prices could be a bit lower. I also wonder how they determine their pricing, because it seems so arbitrary. A few items might be well priced and other items are, like I said, more expensive than buying it brand new. All that said, I do find myself periodically shopping at Savers on their Monday 50% off days. I usually can find a couple things to purchase that I feel are at a decent price with the Monday discount. Sadly, overall Savers is too over-priced. read more

Not only do they scam customers and charge 10$ for old dirty shirts, the manager apparently has a reputation for following people around the store. She followed me and my boyfriend around the store and then proceeded to help us when an item wouldn't scan at checkout and then told us the price of our shirts weren't really the prices, and that they were 10$ each instead of 3.99 and 5.99, not only was i discriminated against i was embarrassed and wasn't even provided an explanation as to why i couldn't buy an item from the store. Lady your making 100% profit on everything you get grow up and stop being a racist idiot who works at a thrift store at 65 years old i'm already doing you a favor by buying from your store. read more

Nice selection, but there aren't any fitting rooms. Waste of time if you want to buy clothes. Im not gonna buy a pair of jeans only to find that they don't fit at home and make a second trip back. Rude employees. Came out of my way here, I won't be back. They have a strict return policy, so think twice before buying, especially clothes. The only pro was the store was clean and they have restrooms. Return policy: you don't get your money back, only store credit. Also, what's up with a security guard at a thrift store? Really? read more

No public restrooms, which makes shopping with small children difficult. What's worse is that they HAVE restrooms and they used to be open to the public!! Pricing is decent, not bad not great. Staff is average, not unkind or rude. read more

They sell nice items, but they think they are some high end resale store. There is no reason why basic dresses should be priced at $15 when not even being a high brand. Sets of dishes for over $80. You are a basic thrift store. Not a consignment store or a high end thrift store. Please do a real review of your prices and realize what you're selling is not worth the prices you are selecting. I worked in several resale stores and even do it on the side with clothing. You're literally trying to sell these items for full price as if they were brand new. Not everything of course, but I couldn't bring myself to spend a dime in there. Just felt greedy. I understand we have horrible inflation at the moment and the higher prices might help, but it's just wrong to sell these items at the same price as they were new. I go to many many thrift stores and this one by far has the highest prices than any other basic thrift store I've gone to recently. read more

Absolutely do not shop here. I would rate lower than a 1 star if I could. They are price gouging at a level that I've never seen before. If you're shopping in the men's section, assume that you're paying $10+ an item MINIMUM. Blank T-shirt's with no logos or anything were literally $10, every single shirt in the entire rack was $10 minimum even if it wasn't even remotely a nice shirt. I don't know what thrifting has become, it's unrealistic now. It's supposed to for lower income families to come in and be able to AFFORD CLOTHES. As someone who used to be able to go in here and walk out with a few items for a somewhat reasonable price, you just simply can't anymore. Do not shop here unless they decide to fix their prices and stop this insanity. read more

The big lady, Christine, was rude. Me and my siblings went in to get some clothes for our kids and try to find some stuff for our house. She came up and told us the price for something was wrong, so we said okay then we will not get it. Then she proceeded to shadily try to accuse us of stealing. She went through all of our stuff which CLEARLY had been scanned correctly. Her manager or whoever it was came and told us she refuses service to us because ONE item was not the correct price! They are rude, unprofessional, and I really dont appreciate being accused of such things when we were simply trying to get winter clothes for my new born. DO NOT RECOMMEND. read more

I was completely shocked at how overpriced these items and clothes were! Used clothes that are donated average from $9-$30! What in the world! They also don't have a public restroom which is insane and everything is self checkout! Raise prices and take jobs away from people (makes absolutes no sense) I don't recommend at all! read more

We come here all the time and all the workers are so awesome. Very cool stuff from modern to vintage items they have that in stock for you. Lots of cool finds. read more

They literally put knives out with tape where anyone can grab them. How is this even acceptable? I told management and they said "wait someone took the tape off" as if that's the main point. Extremely dangerous and irresponsible. A lot of knives are missing indicating previous theft. read more

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I have shopped at the stores for years. I am there at least once a week but I will be going elsewhere. The store on Bethany has a glass vase full of watches for 29.99! i love watches but NOT ONE OF THEM was useable much less repairable. I am applaud that they were even resold. read more

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Came in here on a Monday morning, one of the worst mistakes of my life. Monday is half off day, I walked in literally minutes after they first opened, just looking for a rug for under the mirror in my bedroom. The place is swarming with cockroaches, and by cockroaches I mean the slimy reselling leeches who ruined society. And I'm aware it's not savers fault these people exist, but the price gouging IS their fault. Having to deal with resellers is terrible enough, now I'm supposed to pay $8 for a used candle jar because you're afraid someone's gonna try to sell it online at a markup? I wanted to take a look at some comics in the case at the jewelry counter (which were outrageously priced. It's like they were priced by a 12 year old running his first yard sale. $10 for any random mass printed comic in terrible condition) and the lady goes "would you like to take a number?" And I said "sure" I'm 10. She then helps the girl next to me, takes an hour, then she calls out, "next! Number 5!" Holy Jesus. It finally gets to my number, nothing worth value no one is surprised, and the worker is bragging about how she has anyone who complains about prices or waiting in line tossed by security. Resellers and thrift store response to resellers have ruined our way of life. Yk how disturbing it is to walk past any random in the thrift and find them researching every item in their cart on eBay? You embody greed, you all look like rabbid coyotes, emaciated, foaming at the mouth licking your chops looking for any morsel that you can scrape up. Society crumbles and you are at the forefront. Disgusting. read more

I don't understand why you can't offer a store credit on returns especially when you can't try anything on. Not even trying to get credit to the card I used. The exchange must be done in the same day. Look at your current return policy. Even Goodwill issue returns. I understand the certain amount of days but don't understand the rest. read more

Damn this place is expensive! Most of the sweaters were $15 and up and I found a lot of pants that were $20. This is thrifting? Aren't the clothes donated? I find it a bit greedy especially now that I have to ring up my stuff AND THERES NO BAGS. Unless you want to BUY ONE. Maybe they need to take all this money they're practically stealing and pay their employees better because damn, they're rude as heck! Girl with the sparkly dragon lady nails must need a day off because she couldn't have acted more bothered to be working. read more

Unlike the "I'm very picky" type of reviewer with pointless information surrounding that irrelevant information, any thrift store will always have colorful people, colorful items, and be in varied states of order and disarray. Impossible not to be, depending upon not where but when one goes. The 35th Ave and Bell location is great, as are the others in Phoenix, Glendale, and surrounding areas. Shopping and donating are obviously essential and to say I donate there is silly, no one cares unless they plan on waiting for me to unload and then scoop up my crap or goods knowing all I have, people donate, people shop, people save money, the money saves people. It's a thrift store, a good one. At every location, I find helpful employees, plenty of staff, great variety, cleanliness, and anything you would want in a thrift store like Savers. With decades of management in retail, I can honestly say all these stores are run well...and the one by where I live, 35th and Bell, is no different. I shop for anything and everything, am not picky because NOT purchasing a thing that is broken, has missing parts, so on so forth doesn't make you picky, just a normal shopper. I do, however, sometimes buy things only for their parts or to redo them -- I am an artist, artisan, and craftsman, and Savers is also good for that too! You see, Savers by where I live is great, as are the rest! read more

I love thrift store shopping so I am really bummed. First off, you can't try clothes on but you can bring them back. BUT you can only exchange it for clothing while you're there. They will not give you your money back!! Or store credit for anything else except clothing. I will never buy clothes here again if I can't have my money back after I try them on -at home. Especially since they told me I had 30 days to return it, but didn't tell me I wouldn't get my money back. Done. read more

The reason I am giving this store 4 stars is because it's one of my favorite thrift stores and the one I go to most often but, I recently found out that you guys have removed your dressing rooms permanently. I would just like to know why? also considering you guys don't do cash back refunds and only store credit. How are people suppose to know what they are buying fits them? And then to have to go back and return the item only to find out you don't do cash back is a little ridiculous. read more

Employees that are on the clock get first Pick . I don't think it's fair at all. Do you still have really good items but since the employees shop as they work it's nothing but junk. read more

Do not shop here. Smells like feet and the plague. Overpriced and workers are rude. Cashier named Majorle used obscenities while working. Sad. Do not shop here. read more

do not shop here. It was very expensive. The store smelled like something died in there. Very disgusting dirty nasty felt unsafe in the area will not ever be shopping there again. Gross. Disgusting. I wish there was negatives starts because 1 star is even too good to give I give it -10 stars. read more

The no back pack policy is a little twisted. I came in today and the cashier hunted me down to take my back pack and lock it up. Ridiculous considering many women come in with purses the size of a suit case without being harassed. I get they're trying to prevent loss but in all reality it's much easier to shop lift with a purse since a lot of women place it in the shopping basket vs being on a back like mine was. I was well presentable and did not look like a bum. Will not be back in sadly. This was my go to spot for thrift finds and I very well spend thousands of dollars here a year. read more

Normally like shopping here But if you spend $17 on a pair of jeans. Then decide to return them. Why do you get hassled when you have your receipt by a old crabby lady ? That's all you need to know they don't fit and I don't like them. I guess I'll take my donations somewhere else. read more

I absolutely love shopping there I would recommend this business to everybody. I really do find lots of goodies!

Savers is *awesome* for costumes! I popped in needing a Tour de Fat costume. In my heart I knew Savers would rock. They have rows and rows of Halloween costumes and accessories. Same stuff you might find in a Party City for less. Walking in I was greeted by Craig, "Hi! I'm the Costume Consultant. Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help." Mind you, Craig is a really, really tall beefy guy. So the first time he spoke I was thinking, "Em...W-h-a-t does this man want?" Then I saw the name badge and caught on. Craig is the bomb. I looooorved my "Dark Angel" outfit. + I got some compliments out of it. It's quite nice to walk up and down the available outfits, ordered by size, and plop them into your cart. There's no writing down of numbers after squinting at a picture in a store, only to learn they are out of stock. Savers allows you to try on six items at a time. Alas, I just wasn't feeling it with any of the traditional costumes. A Minnie Mouse polka dot retro thing with cute black gloves was super cute tho. I had two main criteria: 1) can't be too hot 2) should have some cleavage. (What? I'm single. Minnie had my collar bones covered.) Hearing Craig's deep voice boom over the loudspeaker, "Hi! This is Craig! Allow me to create a unique costume for you." changed my mind. I asked some other gals for leads on black halter tops. They initially suggested the sleeveless aisle. When i added, "I'm looking for something inappropriate" they pointed me to lingerie. (I like they way the employees here think.) If anyone is looking for Frederick's of Hollywood merchandise they've got a current stash. (Oof. I'll never look at myself the same again.) Given that I'd be riding my bike to the light rail I needed more coverage. Found an awesome dress with beads. Craig generously allowed me to try on my feather wings. (Shh!) And he suggested the type of accessories to glam the whole thing up with. Craig is the kind of guy you'd want as a bouncer. Sure, he's stocky. But I witnessed him helping tiny humans shop for Superman get-ups. These kids also think Craig walks on water. I'd go there if you need some Halloween fun! read more

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I'm all for buying secondhand, but Savers makes it difficult. You can't try anything on now and you can only do a same day exchange. No returns or even store credit. Change your policy! read more

When you walk in this store, the first thing that is a real turn off is that there is a really strong bad odor. I looked around and they has 50% off certain colored tags but pretty much, there wasn't anything (or much of) that was those colored tags! I figured that that's why they had so many rows and rows of stuff that looked really old and looked like it hadn't moved in a long while. Went to the other store in Scottsdale and it was much better- fresher inventory and not so packed shelves/ aisles. read more

My fav thrift shop of all time. Oh, Savers, how do I love thee...Let me count the ways.... Absolutely ga-ga on this huge location; I'd haul a** over here every week if this was closer ! Always find treasures we want or need. A huge fan of the 50% off Mondays. THAT will get me shopping on Mondays. Appreciate the loyalty rewards plan (20% coupon after each $100 spent). And a star for each box of donations (which goes toward a 30% discount when the card is completed). read more

We've been going to savers for years now because of the better selection than other thrift stores like goodwill. The prices were much better a few years ago when you could get name brand items for under $10. In the last year or so they changed this practice and started charging almost clearance retail prices. For example Nike and Under Armor are now over $15 sometimes $25 if it still has the tags. Its only worth it to go on 50% off days. Not sure why they went down this dangerous path maybe to compete with the Ebayers that horded all the clothing and then made bank selling online. Who knows... read more

Saver's is my favorite thrift store in metro Phoenix. The store is very clean, well organized and fully staffed, unlike much of their competition. Saver's also offers a wider variety of goods and the clothes are of better quality than other thrift stores. If you make a donation (the funds go to Big Brothers Big Sisters), they will give you a 20% off coupon. read more

I'm really liking savers- only on mondays though, when they have half off. Otherwise it's too expensive to shop. Used items should not cost so much! read more

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