People were very nice!! A tiny but messy but nothing you wouldn't expect at a thrift store. Prices are ok.

Thrifting is life and thee best way to reuse, reduce and recycle! You can always find a treasure and I recommend frequenting the different Savers in the Valley. Only issue: pricing on certain items that Savers staff has control over. The inventory at Savers is all DONATED by community members & local businesses. Certain items are marked up because of brand name and that feels greedy and at times makes items unaffordable. There should be flat rate pricing on all clothing, regardless of brand name and Savers staff preference. Other than that, Highly Highly recommend thrifting at Savers for items a person is needing before buying new read more

The pricing is completely absurd. Charging $5 for secondhand dollar store items and broken stuff. I've found multiple things with the original price listed on it and the price was either the same or higher. It's too expensive to thrift nowadays. I find good things here and there but the prices aren't worth it. You can get new clothes at like a tjmaxx for less. Disappointing because I appreciate the sustainability of thrifting but not for the prices they charge now read more

I did like this Savers location however pricing did seem to be on the higher side much like what Goodwill does which is totally unfortunate! If it's the only or closest thrift store to you, I would shop here and not worry about it. Shop deal days and ask what color clothes stickers are on sale on which days! read more

These guys thought me and my buddy were stealing and started to throw slurs at me because we are black. I have never been so ashamed to me African American until now. I had my receipt where everything was paid for. They said "you're the type to take something without paying." Very disappointed. Would not recommend. read more

This store (Taylorsville, UT) is clean and very well organized. Huge clothing selection as well as glass and home goods. Connie was very helpful when I asked for assistance. I will make sure to stop in next time when in the area. read more

I dont think they should be able to sell broken products that you cant use. They wont ket you bring it back when it was no use to you. I will do my shopping at deseret industries from now on, they say if you buy it and get home and its broken or doesn't work you can bring it back. read more

I came to savers once and they had 70% off on the purple tag and I luckily found a pair that fit me well and look nice and it had the purple tag (for my first time coming, it was my lucky day) I came a week ago but I wish they had more sales often since the clothing is used. I bought cheaper clothes that are new and with lower the price. I guess the It's only worth it when you buy American eagle and other pricy jeans. read more

If you want to be treated like crap, like your stupid, and talked down to by ... wait for it.... Not only employees but, the manager!!!! Then this is the place for you to shop. If not.... Do not shop here!!! Went there last night and on other occasions. And let me start off by telling you all that they contradict themselves and they lie. And the attitude of the Store manager or Shift supervisor - the one that is blonde and not exactly Thin (yes overweight) And no I am not Body shaming anyone. If you are overweight then your overweight. So no body shaming there - I do not shame peoples figure or weight. Anyways the attitude of the manager Is nothing to write home about, be proud of. My husband and I were in there last night looking for some speakers and we also found smaller ones that were taped together but it did not have a price on it. We take it to the front and ask the cashier how much, she calls the manager (blondie) she comes to the register and they start with there Lie of... Oh we don't and can't sell things that are in a set individually- this is supposed to be 3 pieces! .... um well there weren't and clearly they could see that - so when I came back from outside and I asked about it with the manager right there- She starts lying, going around in circles, talking down to me like I'm stupid. She proved it by what she actually said as her responses And then she got the audacity to start acting and feeling like she was the victim and whining about "Well can I finish ma'am - I am trying to explain and answer your questions but, you keep interrupting me." Um, no I did not interrupt her- She gave her lame (you know what answers) She was finished responding before I would respond- Even with all that said. All her answers were insulting and clearly "Your stupid!" answers... Like who says "Well there is a piece missing because we can't have people (employees) watching and in the back of the store at all times." Well, Duh I know that... I am not asking you to do that. And then who also says "The reason the last piece is missing is because this set/item(S) have tape on it and it's not hard to remove tape" - Again DUH! the point is - is that they say if something is donated and put on the floor as a set- the set can't be sold as individual pieces - then if a customer breaks the set to just buy 1 of the set. Why does the store in reality allow the sale of individual pieces but, then tell everyone else comes along they tell you that it don't and can't happen. When in reality it does happen. And then complain because someone (a customer) challenges what they are saying when they contradict themselves. This manager has a attitude of.... apparently people who shop in that store or any thrift store is unintelligent and stupid and poor because they come in. Well if that is the opinion then she and her employees must be the dumbest of all because they work and manage a thrift store. Going by the standard and attitude of that manager. And oh yeah totally overpriced on another trip to this store. I happened to walk past the formal and bridal gown little section they have. They were charging @ a thrift store price $750 plus for a dress - when if you find a good sale at David's bridal, fantasy bridal or other bridal shops you can get one brand new for that price or a little bit more so why the heck would anyone pay that kind of price for a wedding gown at a thrift store. Just had a friend that got married last Saturday and she got her bridal gown @ DI for .... Wait for it..... $60 ! - Just sayin.... read more

This store is dirty, gross and it's Savers, so they price everything 2-3 times higher than the DI does. The more I shop at Savers, the more disgusted I am by their operation in general. Take the stamp card for example. Each time you spend $5 you get a stamp. Get 15 stamps and then it becomes a 30% off coupon that is only redeemable for a short period of time. So you have to spend $75 to activate the coupon. What are the chances that you'll find something to use it on that will save you more than $5 in the small window of time that they give you to redeem it? Not great, and they know this, but they know dangling that carrot out there is a powerful motivation. Savers is a thrift store so it's hard for me to stay away for long despite this constant feeling of diminishing returns. I never make any amazing finds at Savers like I do at the DI, and it's hard to feel like anything here is ever a bargain anymore when the DI is so much cheaper. But because they have such a huge selection of clothing, occasionally I do find things I want, even if it costs 2-3 times more. Savers' strength as usual is their large selection which makes it more likely that you will find clothing you like. Their weakness is that it's much more expensive than other thrift stores. Everything adds up much quicker at Savers and starts to make you wonder if buying second hand really saves you anything at all. I need to get most of my clothes altered and the cost of alteration on top of what they charge just causes me to leave most anything I find back on the rack. A $20 pair of used jeans that need a hem suddenly becomes a $35 pair of used jeans. No thanks. These complaints are with Savers in general, and this location operates the way all the others do, albeit with additional layers of grime, filth, blight, and shame that the newer locations in nicer neighborhoods don't have. But like I said, it's a thrift store, so it's hard to stay away for long. read more

Savers - $15 for a used Express shirt??? This would be $5 at the DI. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Taylorsville, Utah

This location is VERY dirty. I do believe the dressing rooms were designed by the munchkins from Wizard of Oz and then the tornado came through and deposited everything everyone had ever tried on all over the floors and walls. In summary, these dressing rooms are not for the claustrophobic or those who like organization. I recognize this is a thrift store and I typically feel I must shower after visiting one, but this one left me smelling like dirty old cat lady and itching to wash off. The selection is broad, yet I didn't find anything of too much value. The crowd of shoppers here is sketchy - I'd definitely drive to the Midvale location on 72nd - a MUCH better selection is there and everything is so much more clean, safe, and organized. read more

I stop in here about once a month maybe once every other month hoping to find some good deals, but I'm constantly disappointed. Kind of disappointed with all the thrift stores in Utah in general though. Louisiana and Texas has the stores here best hands down on a very bad day. read more

Love thrifting here but it's a photo on the pricey side. I put a lot of stuff back because it's overpriced.

So all the other reviews complain that this one is gross and not a ton of variety, and I completely agree. It's grungy, it's unorganized, and there is a huge lack of selection. But take a moment to think of the area. This is a low income area of the state. Driving past half the apartments in the area are gross beyond belief and the k-mart kiddy-corner is the stuff of nightmares. This is a good store considering the location. It's not full of high end items, but you can sometimes find a diamond in the rough. I don't love this location, but I enjoy it. The prices are acceptable and I like the staff. It's decent enough. read more

This savers has quite a selection of clothes, I shop for simple things so it's not a big deal if I don't find name brands. It was pretty clean for a thrift shop. The only problem I had were that prices were a little on the spendy side. read more

Not crazy about savers and today showed me again why . Overpriced to begin with compared to Goodwill or salvation army . Wife and daughter brought up purchased to cash register . Large Jamaican lady decided are price tag was not enough money . Called some kid in a t-shirt who decided he needed to reprice it 4 $ more . Isn't this all donated . When asked y price was changed no answer cashier's name or maniger would not give . So so much for savers bad attitude to not very friendly when changing price owell that's enough read more

We used to come here ALL THE TIME. Like weekly. They used to be my 5-star 2nd Hand store. Over the years, they've changed a few things, tho, to my great dislike. First, they've upped the prices (I'm assuming to make up for the discounts, so I try to only buy discounted). Their jean are anywhere from 7.99-17.99 -- do you realize you can buy jeans NEW on sale at other stores for LESS than this used price? I didn't used to care, because on Mondays they had a certain color tag for $1/item. Yeah, they don't do that anymore. No more than 50% off ever, and those are fewer and farther between... and here's the real annoyance: they charge you for bags at check out! I've only ever seen this done by Walmart on the east coast and I was equally disgusted by it. You can buy reuse-able bags for $1 EACH or paper/plastic bags for like $0.10 EACH. Really!? It's a thrift store!! Don't nickel and dime me, I'll go shop somewhere else. And I do. read more

Super over priced on all their items, you're here to help the community not make a giant profit. Store is pretty dirty as well, some of the cashiers are very rude read more

It seems you can always tell when employees hate their jobs. I'm going to assume this is a terrible place to work based on the staff's attitudes. If you ask about their sales or how things work in this store, expect to be treated like garbage. Some good finds, but a lot of overpriced junk. And that smell...ugh. I love perusing thrift stores, but probably won't be back to this one. read more

I thrift shop as a hobby this store was absolutely the dirtiest I've been in. The manager was swearing about An employee. The air conditioner was not working it was rattling above the store. While temps outside. Are 102. I can't imagine why not repair the ac. The store had some nice things and even some cute designer clothes. I was trying to figure out how the pricing was so far from other savers stores. I overheard a cashier tell a veteran that Tuesday was senior citizen day he finally got his military id out for military discount. I waited in line for 1 cashier and watched the other employees stand around and gossip with one another. No one came to help the line of 5 people in line. Once I finally got to cashier she asked if I wanted a bag? Yes I want a bag I had coffee cups a couple mismatched dishes rugs and some clothes. She piled up my new stuff and shoved it towards me I said loudly could I get a bag the girl said we charge 25 cents for bags the shopping cart I had used had some long security device preventing me from Taking it out the doors I gathered up my things and left this nasty place. Lol I don't know if I'll ever go back to any savers again but for sure not this place. Ewe. read more

For a Savers, this one doesn't have too much variety, but it has friendly staff who are eager to help.

Love some of the others savers around. This one the workers were all cursing like crazy, prices were high and when I went to try on clothes, the workers treated me like a criminal. Definitely not a fan. read more

I was disappointed with the lack of housewares normally abundant in thrift stores. I did find a few pairs of pants for my infant (Carters and Absorba), but I was not wowed. I would give this thrift store another try but it's not the best out there. read more

Savers use to be a good thrift store when the prices were cheaper like used clothing prices should be. Now they want $7.49 for a dang shirt!!! Are they out of their minds? These are used and donated items people!! Your prices are insane and I will never shop there again.. You Savers people have become greedy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more