Happy Earth Month... Impulsive retail therapy eventually does have some consequences and though I do still have difficulty parting with many items that bring me joy it doesn't mean that it will give others joy as well. Savers is here for one of the reasons and knowing that it's going to a good cause does makes me feel better especially as many do shop here for various reasons finding that items does makes it all worth while. They also give you a discount coupon for your donation to which you can shop and find items at an even greater deal with that coupon so it's a win win situation...and yes I do shop and have found items here as well so don't think that you won't it just takes a bit of search and you never know what you'll find. Thank you! read more

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For everyone complaining about "high prices," Savers is a FOR-PROFIT company. Shopping in Savers doesn't support any nonprofit. When we donate, Savers pays nonprofits (ex. Goodwill, Salvation Army, etc.) for our stuff. That said, you can still find items at a fraction of the price of the original. read more

How do you manage to jack up the price on clothing, donated pots, pans, even selling used them for double/triple the price? Why are there pieces of clothing, selling for more than retail? This place use to be great, it serves his purpose, but now just plain greedy. Whoever that prices items here should be ashamed of themselves. What I really like doing and seeing here is them attempting to determine what is in style and pricing it high, not realizing that the stuff they price low is actually in style these days. Newb read more

Today was such an overcast, ugly day and we needed to go food shopping for the week but I wanted to stop at Savers Waipahu for a quick thrift. We got quite a few items- my boyfriend is into Vintage Aloha shirts (he found a few Tori Richard Aloha shirts for $19.99 each!) and my son is into collecting vinyl records. I got a few things for my office and found a cute 2T Ralph Lauren jacket for my toddler for $3.49, perfect for our upcoming Fall vacation. Anyways, we get to the checkout line and I see that there is self checkout and regular cashiers. I let a few people go ahead of me to self checkout and waited for a regular cashier to open up. The cashier started on my items and the Toddler jacket was one of the last items to scan. When she scanned it she picked up her phone and called the manager to verify the $3.49 price. I was like oh okay, weird but whatever. The Manager looked at the tag and said it wasn't the correct price and ripped it off. The cashier said that wasn't the right price so they wouldn't honor the tag and they were going to figure out the price. What do you mean figure out a price? There was a price tag already until the manager ripped it off. The cashier even insinuated that a customer may have changed the price tag, she even had the nerve to say I'm not saying you but somebody" Wtf, first off who is even going around with a tag gun and with Savers price tags- plus if a customer did do that, wouldn't they have bought it already. Unreal. Our total was already at $140 before she scanned the Jacket and I was like eff this. I don't even want to deal with these workers because by that time they were already catching an attitude. I was like, relax this ain't Macys. I think the workers forgot Savers was a thrift store. I looked at my boyfriend and said we don't need this stuff anymore and he agreed, so we just said cancel the transaction and left. Money better spent elsewhere. I have never in my life had this shopping experience- Shopping at a store, grabbing an item with a price tag (that their employees put on) and then when you go to pay for it, the worker decides they don't like the price so they want to change it and make up their own price. What kind of fkery is that? I will no longer shop at savers with their unethical, shady practices.....Plus it smells like shit in there. read more

I hardly come here anymore but the clothes are okay depending on what you prefer. I have even found name brands here. A major plus if it's in good condition. I definitely look for that. Plenty of items to look at from trinkets to clothing, toys and CDs. Plenty of parking up front and around. read more

Savers - Jeans - Thrift Stores Near Me - Waipahu, Hawaii

Savers in Waipahu Well stocked with bunch of treasures. Very neatly organized And clean. Lady at the door was very friendly. Grown up Toys R Us.. lots to seek and enjoy read more

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Not sure how we are justifying these prices. They have a good selection but my god $13 for a little tank top? Insane read more

Savers - Thrift Stores Near Me - Waipahu, Hawaii

I love finding hidden treasures at Savers . Especially on Tuesdays when Seniors get a 30 % discount . When you donate Savers gives you a20% off coupon to use on your visit read more

This store is better than the Moiliili Store because of the variety. The bummers is the prices on some of the ladies' clothing. I saw a tropical top priced at $49. Yikes! I saw a Hula Bay dress that used to be priced at $7.99 but now it's priced $12.99. For real, brah! Most of the workers look unhappy and don't bother to acknowledge the customer unless you're one of "their own kind". So besides the high outrageous prices on donated items, and no-smiles employees, there is NO public restroom available. They will be losing a lot of long time customers (especially the senior citizens) if they don't change this and their high prices. Sometimes their tagged price is higher than the attached retail tag. LOL read more

My favorite thrift store on island! They always have lots of GREAT finds. Everything is sorted by type of clothes and sizes. The staff is very kind and helpful. I really love treasure hunting here and is my go to! iykyk. read more

What went well is that I got bouncy balls,cool stuff,and trinkets,and that's all I got to say.

Thrift Shopping in Waipahu, O'ahu, Hawai'i... My college friends wanted to do a non-eating activity and chose to go to Savers in Waipahu on a 30% off discount day (Tuesday) for shopping. Located in the Waipahu Shopping Plaza, Savers shares its free parking lot with Pacific Market and Max's of Manila. I was greeted right away by the worker who said, "Welcome to the oven!" I asked how long the air conditioner has been broken? He replied, "Since Thursday..." Wow... Six days of torture... LOL! Okay... I looked quickly through the kitchen gadgets, office supplies, sewing and knitting items, books, jewelry, etc. I think the prices are higher than those at Goodwill. I read a review that stated that Savers is a for-profit organization. Hmmm... Oh, well... My cousins enjoy shopping at this Savers. They said it's bigger than the Kalihi store. They told me about all of the good deals they have found in the past. If you have time to go treasure hunting, maybe Savers in Waipahu will be a better experience after the air conditioner is repaired... read more

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I came here with high hopes but unfortunately we stopped by on Senior day and those seniors are savage! It was like Mad Max with their shopping carts so it wasn't a relaxing experience since I was trying to dodge them and not get my toes ran over. Huge clothing selection, small home goods selection. The clothes were well organized but they don't have dressing rooms and limited mirrors so I didn't want to take a chance. Prices were higher than expected for clothes so with not being able to try, I held off on buying any clothes. Books were Buy 4, Get 1 free and I cleaned house so I was happy about that! Parking light is a nightmare. read more

Rude staff. I went in to donate (like I always do) and was given the usual 20% off coupon, somewhere along my thrifting trip, I lost it. They refused to give me another coupon and when I asked to retrieve my donated items, they said the clothes were taken to the back already. I was there on 9/17/2025 at 11:30 am. The 2 women were super rude to me. A few weeks ago I went to make another generous donation and they refused my donations saying they were not accepting baby items. My thrifting experience has not been enjoyable here at the waipahu location and I will be going to town to get treated better. If I could leave this place 0 stars I would. I understand the policy may be one coupon and that's it but clearly I lost it with my newborn and I was in tears and the women at the door and check out (self checkout) were extremely rude and should be given a lesson in customer service. read more

This 1 star review is in regards to the pricing only. I've been thrifting at this location for over 5 years now. The prices at this location has always double or triple the prices compared to the other location. Not sure why, but here are 2 photos in comparison one is at the Moiliili vs Waipahu. What I have shown in comparsion is two pairs of Harman Kardon HK206 speakers that originally came with Dell computers in the early 2000s. One is priced at $9.99 and the other is priced at what $199? When I went to Waipahu today, I had to take a look and to see the reason why these speakers were behind the counter as if they are considered a high end item. Just because the brand is Harman Kardon, does not mean that the speakers are worth $200! Good if you can sell the bag at $20 Max. If your going to over price things, do your research and check out eBay sold comps not just base things off of brand, embarassing! read more

Savers - Harman Kardon HK206 Speakers Moiliili Location - Thrift Stores Near Me - Waipahu, Hawaii

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I am extremely disappointed and quite disgusted at this Savers location. My husband and I went to go donate a bag of clothing and figured we'd walk around. He ended finding a Looney tunes Members jacket which looked like a replica for $9.99. So we thought we would just get it because it looked cool and for that price, it was worth taking the risk... That's why we thrift right to find good prices? When we got to the line the cashier Rochelle called me right before I was about to go to self checkout. She was ringing up my items and seen that I had a Members only jacket and that it was $9.99. She immediately said, "ohh this is the wrong price." I asked her why she thought it was the wrong price and she just walked away to her manager. She talk to her manager and then proceeded to head to the back. Not even a minute later she comes back and they changed the price to $29.99! Then the cashier said that was the wrong price, it's $29.99. Like really? You figured that out in 10 seconds and asked the person in the back to retag it? That seems really shady to me! I asked her to call for a manager. Stacey came and I said, you guys were supposed to honor that price that we found the jacket with at $9.99. She automatically told me I'm sorry, I can't change the price. Ummm, lady your associate just changed the price in the back room. I told her that that was wrong & had I just went to self checkout I would have gotten that $9.99 price and there would have been nooo issues. The way you guys are running business here is not right and for you guys to change the price to make it more expensive when these items were purely donated/free from everyday people like me... I feel scammed from your Company and not wanting to donate to you guys anymore! If you are looking to thrift, DO NOT GO HERE. They over price their items and are only seeking donations while they care less about the people shopping here. For me, it was not my problem that the item was priced wrong and I think the associate Rochelle seen it and just wanted it for herself! Shame on your store!!! read more

10-13-21 if you like to browse Knick knacks or items that have been donated you might find this store interesting. Hubs found that his jeans needs to belong to someone who is lighter on the scale. Ahem... he didn't want to look at NR or R so he settled here. He found a few but decided on one pair priced at $12.49. I'll probably need to cut off and hem it for him. I tagged along so we could have lunch a few doors down. Once in a blue moon I'll come across an item for my Big Sky Bears collection or my winter village that come out during Christmas time but not today. However, I found a $1.99 orange drawstring bag I can use on our upcoming trip that I certainly use while outlet shopping or to pack a light jacket. I probably wouldn't want to be seen using it here. I figured I know only one pledge sister who lives in the Pacific Northwest so good enough since orange is an autumn color. I like it if I see items still new with original packaging on them. It's like one person's trash is another person's treasure. It's interesting to see what kind of items people will donate and someone else will gladly buy. read more

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A few weeks ago my girls took me to do one of their favorite things "thrifting". They love Savers and all the great bargains. At first I was overwhelmed with so many things in one place , but my girls have their system so I just followed. We enjoyed looking at all the small bags with lots of bargains in them. Just random things bunched together. One whole wall full. You definitely need to have time to go to Savers. The one thing I did like was how everything was so nicely hung or placed in an organized fashion. Shorts and pants hung with the sizes facing out and most of the clothes are well sorted in different categories. Plus on certain days they offer a savings if you purchase a certain color price tag. You can return your purchase if it doesn't fit because there is no dressing room since COVID I was told, but it's kind of an even swap exchange. The store is as well kept as it can be considering how many things are for sale. Lots of parking and the ladies that work here is very nice and welcoming. Looking for a bargain or something unique try Savers.... You will be amazed at what people donate and if you donate you will also be given a coupon for 20% off your next purchase. read more

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We decided to go thrift shopping this past weekend. We had found some really cool stuff there. I like to look at the things on the shelves because you can always find some interesting things there. My teenager had found some jeans and shorts and was in love with it because she has a hard time finding her size in regular stores. She's in between kids and teens at the moment. I like savers because they choose a different color tag each week which half off, it changes weekly. Also love their return policy. Because there is no dressing rooms, you can purchase the item and try it on at home. If it doesn't fit you have 14 days to return the item. read more

I love that they have a Senior Day- Tuesday!! What was more thrilling was that I got carded to verify that I was a senior!!!! LOL! Lots of items to choose from - it's like a Ross! I usually go to find craft items and am never disappointed! read more

I'm a regular visitor of Savers, especially for their Waipahu location since I live close by. I am a bargain chaser and love the things I can find at thrift stores. This Savers always has good variety and soo many brand names to choose from that you won't be disappointed. Brands I've come acrosss include Michael Kors, Coach, Calvin Klein, Bebe, Victoria's Secret, PINK, Burberry, Disney, Abercrombie & Fitch, Volcom, Hurley, O'Neil, Obey, Juicy Couture, Aeropostle, Hawaii's Finest, Champion, Nike, Under Armour, Adidas, Crooks & Castles, Hinano, Ainofea, Defend Hawaii, Manuheali'i, Roxy and so much more. That's just a short list of brands I like to pay attention to. In the past I've purchased items for arts and crafts, costumes, kitchenware, decorations, work clothes, gym clothes, winter wear, books and collectables to name a few. They also have their jewelry and luxury items locked up in the front for you to view with the assistance of a sales associate. I also donate a lot to the store and in return they give you a discount flyer to use at check out that takes off 20% of your total bill. You can get this flyer every time you come and donate too! During special sales, they'll have different color code tags that will be up to 50% off for each day of the week and you can use your discount flyer on top of that to get an even better sales price over all. Dressing rooms are closed due to covid so if you purchase something and it doesn't fit, they give you 2 weeks to return any clothing items for store credit. They don't provide cash refunds. Their prices have gone way up over the years though to the point that they'll price things over their original price when these items were brand new. Even items that are brand name but look like trash will be priced like treasure. I've just learned how to avoid these by shopping for certain items elsewhere and only come during sale events or when I have a coupon to use but it's always a fun time rummaging through all the new items that stock the shelves daily. The parking lot is pretty big, but it can fill up when it's busy. I've always managed to find a stall close to the entrance though. They have shopping carts and baskets for you to use. The facility has AC and they play music while you shop so being here is very enjoyable. I recommend bringing your own reusable bag or they have plenty for sale. Paper bags are available too for 15 cents. If you're hungry, there's plenty of restaurants in the area to choose from that are both a short walk or drive away. I do recommend this store but I warn you all to watch the prices, check for authenticity and make sure the quality of the item is undamaged. Happy Thrifting! read more

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Really a 3.5, but least round up, I guess. Great store overall. One of my favorite thrift store to shop. Mix reviews for pricing on items. Most times it can be pricy for second hand, but I've found some great deals as well. Good luck finding color of the week on clothes, I haven't been seeing any color of the week for pants, button downs and t-shirts, which is odd. It seems like the store is forcing customers to buy the new rollout rather than shop for deals or i could just a late bird. ‍ read more

Largest thrift stores on Oahu, this is one of two locations. The Waipahu location carries everything from Furniture, clothes, shoes, housewares Raleigh I have two holiday decorations that are brand new. You can also find seasonal clothing that are brand new. read more

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I love shopping at Savers! It's nice coming to this location to beat the heat because this store has air conditioning. I can browse for hours looking around my favorite sections of the store which are skirts, handbags, dresses, mens t-shirts and shoes. I like to shop on Mondays because club members get 25% off. It's really easy to sign up, all you need to do is provide you phone number and email. You can also get a 20% off coupon when you donate to the store. You will also receive emails when there's sales throughout the year. The staff is always so caring and friendly whenever I come in. The kind man who works by the front door is always so welcoming and pleasant. I also used to work at Savers a couple of years ago, so I love coming in here to get my thrift on and say hi to the people I used to work with before like Stacie, Lima, Arn, Emily, Nona and Marlene. They all have a heart of gold and are extremely hardworking too! It's fun coming to Savers because you never know what you might find. It's kind of like a treasure hunt. Don't forget that you have 2 weeks to exchange the items you don' t want. So I always make sure to try on the clothes as soon as I get home because there's no fitting room in Savers. Overall, this place is huge! It has great selections and it may be a little pricey for a thrift store. I feel because of the cleanliness and friendly staff, it makes shopping here better than all the other thrift stores on the island. read more

Thrifting..one could literally spend hours in here searching for treasures! Savers Waipahu is located next to Max's restaurant and near Pacific Market. Parking stalls are tight and driving around the lot is too. Once you've found a spot, the treasure hunting begins. A friendly guy greeted me at the door and noticed I was carrying some extra bags for donation. He thanked me and said I could drop it in the bin on my left. He then handed me a coupon and off I went to explore. This location was very organized and clean. I could easily navigate through the entire store. However the aisles are a bit tight for a pregnant lady crossing paths with another mama and her stroller.. It's definitely a weaving game on the weekends. I love coming to Savers near Halloween. My senses are pretty heightened being prego, so it didn't stink in here until a kid ran past me and most definitely needed a diaper change, poor thing. Other than that, I wouldn't mind donating here and popping in here and there since I am hunting for something specific. read more

It's okay. They have plenty of stuff in there but the prices aren't thrift store prices. I got a few shirts, a couple of pairs of pants, a dress, and a pair of heels...total $106! I would have spent less at Salvation Army, Shein, maybe even at Ross. Also it's self-checkout, but the employees were chastising customers about how they were ringing stuff up and about the hangers. I'm not getting paid for this, stop training me and ring the stuff up. I paid 10 cents for a bag and then realized while walking out I didn't get the bag so I asked the guy at the door and he told me I had to discuss that with the manager. For a 10 cents bag?! I just spent $100, just give me a paper bag! I'll just stick to Shein. read more

During COVID I watched and follow too many thrift store shoppers; I learned about recycling, upgrading, and sewing with second hand treasure buys. I've visited, 3-yrs ago, Savers and found a few great deals. Needless to say I got addicted to thrift shopping; and what made it so much easier for me to keep going back; is their great personnel, from the stackers to the main manager LIMA. LIMA is the best store manager I've come across in all my shopping days. I'm totally impressed with LIMA, I've seen her politely greet customer to firmly challenge to leave a thief! (I can't never understand why people steal from low price thrift shops - thieves should try high priced department stores.) At SAVERS everyone is a hard worker individual making minimum wage, we should thank them, not steal from them! I highly recommend taking a second look at your local thrift shop. I love SAVERS and all their employees. HAPPY THRIFTING ! read more

Depends on what you are looking for, you may get a good find. Happy hunting! Prices are little steep for some second hand things. That's why I gave it a 4 read more

I'm always up for a treasure hunt. Savers is one of my favorite places. I often find cooking gear that is no longer being sold in the marketplace. It's not easy, it really takes determination and when I find it, I'm really happy. Gotta inspect closely and when u get home, clean it thoroughly. I look for things that i can use in my garden too. Things I don't want t to spend a lot on They have coupons and a membership too... watch for the discount days and don't forget to bring your donations. read more

Price gouging is definitely happening at this Saver's location. It's insane! Honestly, better off purchasing items new with tags at traditional retail stores or off-priced retailers if paying the prices for some of these secondhand items that are donated for free. Shake my head. May as well rename the store Thieves Thrift Store. So much for trying to be sustainable and shop second hand. Not for that value, no thank you. Next. read more

I love this savers. The store is super large, they keep it tidy throughout the day. And the workers are very helpful and friendly. They great you when you walk in. They will open up another register when the lines get to. They offer discounts per month specials for cardholders. And big 50% off deals on most holidays. You can normally find something fun that you didn't know you wanted. I found more than a few special things at thus location. I did notice that the prices lately have been a bit outrages. I'm not sure if they're trying to make rent but I've noticed a excessive Price increase. read more

Savers is where you go when you realize that you don't have that thing you meant to get. You know, the thing that someone else had and you thought might be nice to have, but then you didn't. Good news- that person no longer needed that thing, and it's waiting for you at Saver's now. I've found everything from the perfect costume to a fantastic water bottle to a great beach bag here. Tuesdays are senior discount day, so expect long lines and extra bargains if you go on that day. Not yet a senior? That's ok, find an older friend who could use a few things and check out with them. Even without the extra discounts you will find something at just the right price. You can also just wait for one of the other discount days, but I like to go on Tuesdays with my mom. Best of all, if you donate four bags of goods you get to spin the wheel and use the discount you win on that day's purchase. The wheel is just inside the front door, so all of your donations should be brought there. The employees at the door are very happy to help you wrangle the donation process. The only downside, but only if it bothers you, is that the Savers stores are a for profit thrift chain. They do make donations to a variety of charities, but the majority of the money made is a profit vs a fundraiser. It means the prices are a bit higher and it doesn't give you the "feel good because you're doing good" vibes of some thrift stores, but they have a good thing going, so its really up to you to decide if you're ok with the business end of things. Happy Saving! read more

Review for both locations : Prices are ridiculous now for clothes that are DONATED. Pretty greedy for money. I find items that were priced higher than it's original price. Plus they throw away clothes that do not sell, which is sad. If you want to make more space, make prices cheaper. Wish savers becomes actually savers. read more

Savers has been my go to thrift shop for years. Wednesday is military discount day. Thursday they put out new clothes donated from local stores. They have monthly sales and daily specials by tag colors. Recently their prices have gotten higher and higher on designer items though. Many people thrift to save money. It seems unfair for a thrift shop to price something that they got for free at $69 and $99. Other than that, this is a great location for books, fabric, clothing, jewelry, shoes, purses, Knick knacks, and toys. read more

Thank you Stacie for the excellent customer service! She was very professional & showed a interest in addressing all my concerns. Stacie, was very friendly & polite. I will definitely be returning to this location. read more

love this place but the old lady w the curly bob is actually so rude, please fire her, she yelled at me for literally no reason and was working 10/27 at the checkout and made me come to her register when I tried to go to self checkout and cut me off and wouldn't let me speak at the register at all and seemed annoyed by my presence so why even ask me to come to your register anyway if there's a whole empty line of self checkout! She had the worst attitude and customer service while i was polite. Do better. read more

Hoarders Anonymous calling!!!! Eh! Are you guilty of: having so much clothes from years gone by......(90's, 2000,or 2001/2021) ok we have to listen to our inner voice saying: "you will never use it again". " oh I'll keep it in case I loose 5 lbs" "Oh, it still good, I can use it for sleepwear" No! No!No!......the reality is it'll just stay in our closet as the years come n go(growing like a mini Mt Everest of clothing). Be strong and sort them out and get pretty plastic bags and donate the to Saver's........your husband and your family will thank you for it....mostly you will feel a real sense of accomplishment.....now you can go out and buy more clothes.......NAH NAH NAH! ........just joking...but really it does your heart good to not feel that you have been procrastinating for YEARS(am I talking about myself, yes, guilty as charged!!!) ......for me there's the hundreds of books hanging around issue....so last week I did my best to purge about 3 dz. and got rid of clothes I've been hanging on to.....so today I drove to Savers Waipahu.....dropped them off....and then I honestly will be doing this weekly till I can see my closet floor again.........Anne at the front door cheerfully greets and thanks me for my donations...Great customer service Anne!!....can't just walk out.....checked out my fav areas: books(again!) .......athletic wear.....blouses...and cute summer dresses.....made my choices.....Cashier Ruby rung up my purchases and since I am a member I received an 15% off discount in each item (Dont forget to sign up for the discount!).....Thank you Ruby for your great customer service!..... 5* Covid protocols: all customers/employees were masked/ signage advising Covid Compliance/sanitizers available/ large signage outside reminding customers of Covid Protocols 5*Store neatness/cleanliness of store--overall this store is usually neat, each dept is well maintained/staff is seen straightening up racks-shorts, athletic wear, dresses, blouses 5*Customer service: there is a lined off area for customers to stand in line, and are called by cashier as the customers leave; cashier are friendly and helpful. Shoutout to Management Thank you for staying open during this difficult and challenging times...Covid -19 has changed our lives forever...big Mahalo to you and your entire staff....your Aloha spirit is awesom!! Stay safe and be well to you all. read more

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Extremely overpriced. The prices here are almost the price of a brand new item. I would rather go to Goodwill or buy from amazon.

Another meeting place with a client. Figure since I'm here, midas well do a review. So far so good. The place looks really organized, similar items in their sections. To be honest, looking at the store, it's pretty appealing being a thrift store. The Staff were friendly and thankfully I didn't get annoyed by people shopping. The cashier was sweet helping her customers and took her time. I suppose this is a good meeting place for clients versus food or coffee shops =) read more

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Hello, my name is Kris O. & I'm a recovering shoppaholic. Whenever I read a sign that says, "50% SALE" my recovering shoppaholic heart races & I used to consider fighting the crowds on Black Friday, a badge of honor. However, I'm trying my best to keep money in my wallet & staying away from stores that make me weak in the knees. One of my favorite shoppaholic past times was a trip to Savers; its the perfect location to find hidden treasures among their racks of clothes & shelves full of books + household goods. Last night I agreed to go to Savers with my {simply*awesome} sister & nephew, since I felt like my shoppaholic in recovery wouldn't feel tempted to buy anything. After walking around Savers numerous times, I was really proud my wagon contained: 5 books (there's a special: buy 4 books & get 1 FREE) & a tiny J.Crew purse ($2.80). However, the most important rule I've learned as a recovering shoppaholic is ,"NEVER go shopping with another shoppaholic"; those individuals are really great at nonchalantly suggesting you try something on, "just for fun" & give you a list of reasons why you MUST buy that item you're in love with. Meeting my {simply*awesome} sister in the shoe section, was the highlight of my night since I stumbled upon an adorable brunette & felt compelled to introduce myself... with my feet. That brunette was a pair of vintage boots, which happened to be my size & felt like destiny. After I tried on the boots, I immediately remembered its impossible for me to part with things I'm in love with (especially shoes); so I bought those boots for $4.20 & saved 30% off my entire purchase, thanks to my {simply*awesome} sister's coupon. If you're a recovering shoppaholic or someone who can't resist a great deal, head over to the nearest Savers & discover hidden discounted treasures. Even if you're not looking for anything (in particular), I'm almost positive, you'll leave with one thing. *Savers also has a daily special, when you first enter the store look for the "Color of the Day" sign & any item with that color will be 50% off.* read more

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