Super friendly staff and some good finds for super cheap! My mom got a bunch of stuff including…read morecapris, a tank top, and a light jacket all for under $10. A good place to pop into as you stroll along Main Street.

This would be Main St. WEST, I am not sure how to fix that on here…read more A delightful place to shop, with pleasant volunteers. Clothes upstairs need to have torn and stained items removed, also some clothes have been there for too long, causing difficulty finding the good stuff. But browsing there is so much fun that I need not take a star off for that. Worth a trip to find a treasure or if your budget doesn't allow new clothes.

Thank you Dale, Sue & Adam @ County Traders for giving my sister Britt such an AMAZING deal on a…read morerad new desk! I'll definitely be back soon to get one for myself!

Wow. Great furniture at cheap prices. Went in on a whim and was glad we did. Picked up some end…read moretables at 20% the price it would have been in Toronto. Very friendly people there.

Oof no change rooms any more at ANY value village :( But I…read morefound some nice clothes Organized fairly well. Service was good

Its a good store if you're looking for something in particular. The selection always varies…read more I suggest going near the holidays cause they are always stocked up. The Management is terrible with their communication, the Manager does literally nothing. She doesn't help and is on her phone all day. I will never shop here again. I got laid off without notice or explanation. They just called me and told me they didn't need me anymore. Haven't been back in 3 years. And no, This is not a charity. They take your stuff and sell it to make a profit.

Small and quiet, a good place to look for hidden treasures without the boisterous atmosphere you…read morefind at the major thrift stores.

From the owner: Second Hand Clothes, Furniture and Household Itemsread more

Wednesday, 2021/09/15 EDT 1445…read more Not even worth one star. Use to be a three star, not anymore. Forget shopping here, you can do waaay better at retail for less money.

Do not donate toys. used furniture or anything else that might need a little work.. they toss it…read moreout in the dumpsters i watched as two ladies tried to get a few nice good toys for their kids and were ask to leave. The stuff was not garbage by any means. Lazy lazy workers..who do not treat shoppers well at all...if they font like you the price doubled..that jsppened to ne last week..one day curtains were 150 a panel.. went back asked a price...no tags..jumped to $3 each..cause shes the supervisor ..terrivle treatment...stop donating your hoods Take them to gmf grimsby benevolent fund in grinsby..they at least do for others and treat ya ok..

One of the only large thrift stores in Kingston, other than Value Village (and a couple of…read moreconsignment shops). I generally enjoy shopping here, but one thing I notice here compared to Value Village is the clothing here is usually in worse condition. Do they not check over the merchandise when pricing? It seems any time I find something good, something's wrong with it. I came this morning and found a nice Roots pullover (score!) but when I looked closer there was a purple stain all over the front. Then I found a Wilfred Diderot sweater ($98 value), but noticed a large rip in the arm. I know it's a second hand store but come on, we don't want ruined merchandise. I will say that I like that the fitting rooms let you take in 9 items, rather than just 6 at Value Village. Overall it's an OK spot for thrifting, but they need to do better on quality control.

I feel like second hand items that were donated should be a lot cheaper. I found a shirt in the…read morechildren's clothes with javex discoloration on it marked $3.99. When asked if they would reduce that they offered to take off a dollar. I could go to Walmart and by a BRAND NEW TOP for $4! Anyday of the week. What happens to kids clothes being .50c - $1.00 ?? None ONE article was less than 3.99

Cute shop! Came in just to look and walked out with a nice pair of wedge sandals and a purse for…read more$10 total! Great hidden gem and I think most items are $5 each. Great thrift store! The owner was nice to talk to as well. Definitely worth checking out if you love a great thrift store. Lots of jewelry and kids section as well.

From the owner: Visit us for unique clothing, footwear, home decor, housewares at low low prices. Local folk art,…read morenatural personal hygiene and much more showcased for visitors and regulars. Come see for yourself ! Mention this ad - receive a gift with purchase !

great service to community. array of items. excellently meet the need of the community with value…read moreand price

Thrift stores are supposed to have low prices (every item is donated!). Every item should be…read moremarked. Having the cashier decide what to charge is just ridiculous because they will likely decide what to charge you based on how well, or poorly you are dressed. Sad, but true. I will no longer frequent this shop

I donate (because unlike other thrift shops they are not too fussy) and often shop at St. Vincent…read more There is a lot of junk and damaged clothes that simply should not be there, in the garbage would be a better place for it. However I have found many nice things there also, including some clothes, dishes, and some very good furniture and lamps. I would like to see them clean up the clothing a bit, for example remove the ladies pants with elastic in the waist that is no good. Remove stained and ripped clothing. Sort things better so you can find what you want. Remove chipped dishes. Remove things that have been there forever, that is a biggy as they don't seem to have any system for weeding out things that don't sell. Don't put stuff on the shelf if it is clearly worn out or junk. And they desperately need another change room, the only one they have is cramped and always has somebody in it so I end up either waiting a long time to try something on or putting the clothes back and not buying anything. In spite of all that it is one of my favourite thrift shops, maybe because they are so friendly and there are some treasures to be found occasionally.