If you like bargain shopping, you may find some treasures here. The prices are more than a garage sale, but less than retail. Their newly expanded store has even more clothing than before. If used clothing isn't your thing, you can also find housewares, furniture, wall decor, art, kitchenware, books, CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes, and a whole lot more. This is one of St. Cloud's larger thrift/bargain/used stores. It's definitely worth a look. read more

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If you love overpriced shopping, buying products that all dont work, And awful service - meaning that you cant return or exchange a single thing that you buy (unless its clothing,) absolutely go here. They genuinely price their things like its made by the hands of mr Gucci himself. You can easily go in here, find the most disgustin​g keyboard ($15,) or lamp ($25,) or bread maker ($20, busted) in my case that you can find for CHEAPER online that ISNT broken or very questionable at the least rather than going here. Only come to savers unless you want to buy clothes.. expensive ones at that. read more

I find cool stuff here all the time. My son and I had a lot of fun browsing and buying neat finds. I have a few cool shirts I found here. Nerf wars made possible by their surmounting supply, but ammunition we grabbed on amazon. The aftermarket amazon nerf bullets had hardened tips, negative reviews from upset mothers finding welts on their children and I can attest to the hardened tip making too much of a difference, but those are on amazon- the nerf weaponry get here at Savers. Nice book section, I got one last night. read more

This store is so or miss. I seriously think the people who mark the prices are on Crack. Most of this stuff is garage sale cast offs or crap that didn't sell. Rummaging through records and most are not in the correct album or scratched and they want $2.99 for it. The store is also dirty. There is a lot of garbage outside in the lot too. Think ghetto thrift store and this is it. Plus, you have to scan your own stuff and be a cashier. Review 90 in 2023. read more

Savers - I bought it to remind me of Trailer Trash Tammy or comedian Chelcie Lynn - Thrift Stores Near Me - St Cloud, Minnesota

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Great variety, prices, and well-organized. Staff are always welcoming and helpful. Great rewards program.

If you're looking for used clothing, this is the store for you. If you're looking for electronics, look elsewhere. The little electronics they did have was a huge mess. Nobody wants to buy 40 year old electronics....get rid of it and get newer items. CD's are the same as you find in other stores. read more

I expect items to be labeled correctly. I bought a fitted sheet that said queen. I bought it, washed it up and TRIED to put it on my bed. Can't return it because the tag was off. Also, so many women's clothes labeled incorrectly. Just so over these thrift shops. read more

2 days ago I purchased a box labeled air fryer, that was sealed as if it came from the factory. It was displayed in kitchen electronics, and the receipt read kitchen appliance. It was a high ticket item at $50. I got it home cut it open and inside were an worn baby blanket, odds and ends plastic cups, a couple 1970's cook books, and some old clothes. Shocked and angry that the staff didn't even check the contents of the box when it was dropped off, I made a call and was told they couldn't do anything. Today I hauled it back to show the MOD what the situation was. I was told I couldn't get a refund, or credit for the store. She told me I should donate it back to the store. She also said I should have checked the contents in the store. In what store are you allowed to slice a box open and pull out the contents?? As a senior citizen on a small fixed income When i need a gift or something for myself or my home I almost have to shop at places like this. Sorry Savers, you failed miserably! read more

I would never work here again. It was more my fault than any thinking that I could this kind of job. They pay is below poverty. They gossip like crazy. The female who hired me I was in awe how she was wear tight tight booty huggers and crocs. Really wasn't an interview she had this look on her face like she telling something. They chuck the alot of donations that come in there. You can pull a Goodwill and create a e commerce for half the stuff you throw out. read more

The vintage prices have gotten so out of hand it's disgusting. Ever since they got tipped off of one of their employees stealing vintage the prices have sky rocketed. OLD does NOT mean it has value. Corporate greed at its finest, that or the managers have no idea how to run the store read more

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Clothes were well organized and prices were good found a lot of name brand items . And lots of other items I really loved how many great items I found for my husband and I . read more

I'm a serial thrifter. To the point that I never buy retail. Savers is do overpriced, that I am only compelled to shop there when they have 50% off sales. Even then, you may be paying more than what GW charges. Some examples of cost comparisons: Books: books are often 2.99-3.99 each. GW charges 1.99 and Wacosa charges $1.00. Clothing: A name brand shirt that woukd cost 5.99-7.99 at GW will often run $12.99-16.99 at Savers. Electronics: I frequently buy Nintendo Wii systems at thrifts stores. I never pay more than $10 for a system. I frequently see them listed from $24.99-49.99 at Savers. Hardlines: A Fiestaware teacup will set you back $1.99 at GW. They are $3.99 at Savers The pricing structure is INSANE. Strengths: There is always a lot of inventory. The staff is really friendly. Recommendations: Buy Value Connection coupons when they are on sale. read more

Ever thinking about stopping by someplace during an out break this is the place to stop. Why? Cause the workers are amazing. The enforce the 6 foot rule. And are over all nice! They will even step between you and customer to say nicely and take all the heat for saying six feet apart. also they have all the good junk you want to collect! read more

Prices are way overpriced. $7.00 for a used cami for a toddler! I had my granddaughter with me and she really needed clothes. So we bought things even with the high prices. First they took our cart when we were in the bathroom and put it all back. Then we went up with our coupon and they have a limit of saving $20. Same goes for senior day apparently. You only get the discount up to $20.00. At their prices that doesn't go far. Also the area with furniture, electronics, nicknacks was full of mold! I was having a hard time breathing and I broke out in hives all over. The store is well organized and parking was easy. Other then that it was a very frustrating experience. read more

Big selection. Most of the stuff is actually in great shape. Decent prices on most of it.. some things are a bit overpriced, but just pay attention to what you're getting and it's not a problem. My favorite score from this store: a vintage Prince tshirt that is older than I am. It was in great shape when I bought it five years ago and it's still great now. Also: Is it weird that I love the smell of this place? I actually worked there for about three months and every night I would go home smelling like it.. and liked it. Sick and wrong. read more

I stopped in and initially thought I saw some good stuff but saw used Better Homes and Gardens candles that are sold at Walmart for under $5 priced at $5. I wanted to look at an item that was locked in a glass showcase but after waiting over 20 minutes I walked out empty-handed. read more

I used to shop here all the time and would have given it 5 stars, Prices were more than say a Goodwill, but still a great bargain. However, I just went in on Saturday, June 16th and I couldn't believe the prices. There were several items that I found on their shelves marked $1.99 that were items originally purchased from the Dollar Tree stores for only $1. Why would I pay double for something used? T-shirts and shirts were between 6 and 10 dollars and I know it's probably still cheaper than retail, but not by much. If I'm going to spend that much on a shirt I'll watch for good sales and get something brand new. Very disappointed in the price hikes. While I was there I was chatting with another customer, who also mentioned how much the prices have gone up. I don't think I'll be back. read more

Customer service is HORRIBLE. Cali was the girl who checked me and my friend out and she was so rude to us, we couldn't believe it. We were buying plates and other kitchenware for a DIY and nearly everything we brought up she claimed was part of a "set" and was trying to get us to pay more and buy the whole "set". We ended up leaving half of the stuff because the prices were absurd. 0/10 don't recommend. read more

Some of the employees, well, most of them, are teenagers and have the regular pouty teenage outlook on the job force. Some of them glance at you with such rudity that it's disgusting. The selection is alright, and there's always a variety. read more

For a secondhand store, everything's in great shape, and variety is excellent. Also, everything is sorted out--nobody does that in secondhand stores! The employees are hit-or-miss. Some of them are incredibly helpful, some are the worst of the worst crop of teenagers. Prices are pretty steep considering they sell secondhand items, but as I said, it's all in pretty good shape. Shop around and look for deal days and it's a good stop. read more

A great place to find a deal. I've once found real, printed in the USSR, Soviet Propaganda. How's that for a find? I'd love to meet the original owner. The place smells like an old person's house, but that's fine when you're able to find old NES games from your childhood or working film projectors. My only beef is that the prices are sort of steep considering they're donations (from what I know). I paid $1.99 for a book today. While it was $7.99 list, it was a bit beat up and I bet I could get it at a yard sale for fifty cents. Oh well. Small price to pay, I suppose. read more

A treasure trove for bargain hunters. I stop every time I'm in the neighborhood, just to check what's in. Have scored a (slightly tired) retro sofa, fireplace tools, dishes, linens and more suede and leather jackets than any one person needs. It's well organized for second hand, and I've always found the staff to be friendly and helpful. If you donate some items, you get a coupon for 20% off your purchase! read more

For a second hand store their items are way overpriced. I went in looking for summer tanks tops and walked out with nothing. The tank tops were priced between $5.99 and $12.99. read more

I love a good deal, and those seem hard to come by at Savers these days. Over the past year their prices have seemed to dramatically increase. Most of the time the items are well used and worth probably half the price they are trying to charge in my opinion. read more

Seems especially dumpy (obviously should be a little) I go thrift shopping a lot but I hardly ever found anything I liked here... idk why the place is huge and has lots of stuff. Just not for me. read more

I have and still do shop there a bit but pricing for electronics is all over the place now that you can get way better deals at other thrift stores, and even pawn america which is saying a lot. I think they just mark high and hope someone buys it at the price and either mark it down after a few months or just toss it. Who in their right mind would pay 40-50 bucks for a Pentium 4 based computer tower that's all beat up or 80 bucks for a core2duo. Someone need to explain to the person pricing the computers that they hold their value as well as day old bananas. 5 years ago those prices would have been fine, but most shops now are either trying to just give those away or scrapping them and core2duo systems go for $25-35, not $70-80. I picked up a 2013 quad core laptop with missing HDD at pawn america for 50 bucks, same day I was at savers and they had this beat up Pentium m dell laptop full of stickers and dirt and missing power supply for $40. Who in there right mind would spend that much on that. Same goes for video game stuff. xbox 360s at pawn america start at about 25 bucks (slim models), where as the most beat up parts machine that obvious had the RROD in the past (original model with the tab holes in the back all bent up from some kid using a screw driver to pry at it) for $30. Same goes for video games as you can find better deals just about anywhere that sells used games besides gamestop. Because of this I usually go in look around and leave without buying anything now, which is kinda sad as I use to prefer this store over all the other thrift stores in the area. read more

Great prices on what was purchased! Large selection. Cordial staff. Lot of clothes but also had other items such as furniture/household/toys/etc. Clean store overall. For it being a large store it was nice to see multiple paint colors on the walls not just one plain color. Checkout time was good/not to long. Large parking lot shared with other businesses. read more

First off, it's huge and it will take a long time to go through the store, providing you are serious about finding some good stuff. They provide shopping carts and fitting rooms (though there aren't many fitting rooms and they are quite small). If you can help it, don't bring kids or strollers, the place is full and the aisles are just wide enough to squeak past another cart. Yeah, it smells like a thrift store, but don't they all? read more