Good variety and good deals on 50% off day, otherwise prices can be high. Gets very busy on…read moreSaturdays when most items are 50% off

Full selection of everything but not rack-packed like GW. Associates are very helpful and friendly…read more Tuesdays are 55+ fifty percent off day! I always feel like I got a great deal!

Donated clothing and other items today, walked around and found a few things we wanted to buy…read more The old lady at the counter was talking to an employee, proceeded to walk away without even acknowledging us. This place is also VERY overpriced now, doubt they will exist a year from now if they continue to operate this way

This place was disappointing. It was dirty, poorly organized and most items were overpriced.read more

Sometimes I'm able to find some good things at this Goodwill but again the customer service needs…read moreimprovement. I asked a simple question. Can I return or exchange something here from another Goodwill. I asked it two different ways and sadly the cashier could not answer me that question. It's not a big deal, but it just makes it hard for customers to do this kind of transaction if they don't have the correct information. What this tells me is, I will have to go back to the original Goodwill that I bought said item at and return it/exchange it there. If you don't have any return or exchanges to do then, I think that this Goodwill is fine for finding what you may need. And one thing to keep in mind, everything is crammed onto the racks, and it is a little hard to sort through. Even though the prices aren't that bad, I think they would do well to lower them to get stuff moving. If you're in the area, you might wanna check this Goodwill out. It's not their best store, but it's also not the worst.

As far as Goodwill locations go, this one has really good items and brands! Parking spaces are…read moreample as well. Prices are okay, some items I noticed were priced as much as brand new but most items I found were about $5. I perused the purple tag items that were prices for $2, and actually found a few things! Oh, I found a POL shawl for $8. On the day of my visit the yellow tags were half-off and the green were thirty percent off. I deducted a star for pricing being a little all over the place, and the fact that there's NOT a changing room. I need to see what the return policy is, but I'm guessing it's store credit only. I would hope it's at least store credit since there's no way to try clothes on before buying so you can't really know how it really looks on. Another star was deducted because as we walked to the front entrance there was a homeless man cursing everyone out and threatening us. Apparently he was asking for money but since he was obviously on drugs he was mumbling and no one understood what he was saying. It shook me up because he said something about my baby and started to walk towards me with his hands out like he was going to use violence. But he kept on walking past me, thankfully. We told the cashiers inside but they acted like it wasn't a big deal. We were told by a sheriff that he is usually posted up at the McDonald's across the street.

This shop has the best selection of new and vintage goods, so many awesome curated gifts or…read moresomething for yourself. They also stock some really obscure brands that you can't find anywhere else in town! Always something new to see on every visit.

From the owner: Sustainably minded men’s and women’s goods with an eclectic mix of new and old. Curated vintage,…read morelocally made gifts and a collection of brands you won’t find anywhere else in Colorado Springs.

Great flea market with tons of collectibles, video games, anime gear, Hello Kitty goods, Tee…read moreshirts, food, produce, incense, plants etc.

They have tons of stuff I can't find anywhere else. From the fruits and veggies at the front, to…read morethe good lunch and music, to the cool sports store inside that sells autographed stuff and cards I've never seen before

Great finds at Arc thrift stores. Designer jeans, jeans, White House black market, designer…read morehandbags, and designer shoes!! Great place.

S. Academy is my go-to store for 10 yrs now. 2 weeks ago I shopped, tried on clothes, no issue…read more Today, Saturday April 11th, 2026, and employee refused to let go of the 1 item I wanted to try, then refused to open fitting rooms until I gave her my Driver's Licence. Store policy, she said. I told her A supervisor open the fitting rooms last time with no request about the DL. Employee said she should have followed the rules. Security guard was nearby, I asked him about DL in exchange for fitting room access. He said he never heard of it. Employee walked away once I spoke to Security and finally let go of my 1 item. I walked to fitting rooms and asked the 4 women who were there if they had given their DL in exchange for access. All 4 said no. Don't be brown and try to shop at Arc on S. Academy. I know I won't anymore. I had seen the employee before, I had chatted with her. She seemed normal in previous interactions. I'm 60, she looks close to my age. Just shame on her for her lies. Her "company policy" was racism!​

Some of the items in there were priced higher than they were originally purchased for. Other than…read morethat, the store was clean, the staff was friendly, and everything was organized fantastically. The clothing was in great shape also which was so great to see.

*Uptown Cheapskate* * This is a Cheap consignment clothing…read morestore located off of North Academy Road in Colorado Springs, Colorado. * DO. NOT. SHOP. AT. THIS. STORE. ...wanna know why? ...maybe hear my story a little, and hear what happened to me yesterday morning, you'll either understand or disagree, which you have all rights to choose either. Worst case scenario: you spent 5 minutes or less reading a real recent review of a clothing store. I hope this helps at least one person. STORY TIME: This 'clothing store' had a couple cute things I've bought in the past, and before yesterday, I had NEVER seen them completely deny all clothes from ANYONE. I've watched more than two homeless people come in and all their old, dirty, wrinkly clothes were accepted. The last time I came in, my Mom had come in with maybe 12 pairs of Hollister or Abercrombie or BKE (ALL good name brands and ALL clean) jeans all brand new never worn, and the human at the counter didn't take any of them, not even the ones that still had the tags on them. Why? Oh, they told my Mother that *every* pair she had brought in 'aren't stylish anymore'. Yeah, um, I'm gonna leave it at that. BUT, YESTERDAY MY DUMB AS* tried to give them a second chance after they completely disrespected my mom in a line full of customers. OK, SO, I've bought things in the past two years since they opened. I was actually one of their *very first customers* when they opened their store two summers ago. (40$ super old D&B Wallet, 28$ old pair of Vans sneakers, etc.) In the last year especially, I know it's been a financial struggle to survive for literally almost everybody on Earth. Obviously, including me. If you love your clothes and take care of them, you are just like me. I love cute (and sometimes very expensive) clothes. It is my weakness and downfall, probably always will be. I love my favorite name brands and the items from their collections or fashion lines. That's why I take damn good care of my things and honestly it's REALLY hard for me to get rid of the really nice stuff I never really wore because I didn't want to mess it up. On that note; I have accumulated so many beautiful things over the years that simply don't fit me anymore, but STILL look and feel BRAND SPANKING NEW. Yesterday morning I walked in (was not greeted) and it looked like they had just about finished a homeless lady's 3 black trash bags stuffed full of damp and dirty looking stuff. A girl comes up to me and takes my bag of beloved items and says she will call me up in 20-30 minutes and give me an estimate or what they will or won't take. About 7 minutes later, I hear her call me up to the counter. I happily walk up; because I had started a dressing room and was getting ready to try some jeans on and actually buy stuff. The girl told me "Ummm Yeeah we just can't accept any of these items because of their quality". I think my eyes almost popped out of my skulll. "Umm, Yeahhh. Can you simply show me even one item that your store wouldn't accept because 'of their quality'?" I asked with curiosity. She pulls out a black/grey/blue snakeskin printed silky tank top. "This one." She says. "What's wrong with it?" I asked. She said "The print, we just wouldn't sell that here." She snapped at me while chewing her gum. "So, you're telling me, you guys cannot or do not sell anything that looks like snake skin?" She stayed SILENT. I pulled out a lavdender dress with lace at the top that had never been worn before. I asked her, "What about this one? can you tell me what's wrong with this one?" She just stared at me. Then she stared at the dress anf started going inch by inch over the whole thing, doesn't find anything wrong, so she looks at the tag. "Oh, we don't sell 'No Boundaries" here." She snarled at me. "So, you're telling me that if that tag wasn't there, you would take it?" At this point a very face pierced person with hot pink eye shadow came in and said that I had to leave. When I got into the car, I looked in the bag and noticed, more than half of the clothes were still folded and put the same way I had left them. I had a pair of 'Miss Me' jeans & a pair of 'Rock 'n' Revival' jeans that she obviously hadn't even seen or unfolded. She didn't even look through my effing bag. And IM THE BAD GUY who gets kicked out for being SO CONFUSED? like WHAT?????? If you don't want to deal with basically rude wierd human robots, do yourself a favor, don't waste your time. Sincerely, L.S. p.s. sorry I typed this really fast so if you have any comments or questions please feel free to reach out!

This store never makes any sense. They are selling clothing from Rue 21 circa 2007, but wouldn't…read morebuy my skims set? Also told me they would take 10-20 minutes and took 45 minutes. Workers were nice enough but I have doubts of their fashion knowledge. Also paid me $33 for a new pair of timberland boots, 2 brand new Zara tops and a pair of camo cargo pants... Unfortunately the negative hype surrounding this store is true. I would suggest selling things on Facebook marketplace instead. Buying wise, clothes are either outdated or overpriced. SHEIN heels for $12? They are cheaper on SHEIN.

I got great jeans! 2 belts! Total 3 pairs of pants and a fucking couple belts for like $26…read moredollars!!

Wilder Bag always has the best selection of jackets, dresses and shoes! Their silhouettes always…read morehave a timeless feel and the curation caters to a broad range of styles, including the linen loving minimalist (me!) who can sometimes have a hard time shopping in this town. Vintage clothing feels better made than the mass produced pieces in major retailers today, so I always feel better buying a well made vintage item knowing it has years of wear left and of course. You can definitely tell the owner is meticulous about the condition of the clothing which I really appreciate. The owner is great at sharing new pieces in the shop on instagram (@wilderbagco) when items are rotated. And she is on it, yall! I feel like she's posting new stuff everyday. You can even reserve or purchase a piece that catches your eye if you can't make it to the shop immediately. It's also nice to support a small local business who supports other small businesses and area entrepreneurs. I really get the feeling a part of every dollar is given back to the community in some way. Anyway, would highly recommend, if anything because their selection is unique and well curated!

This place is super cute! Stephanie's curation of vintage and secondhand goods are super unique…read more Her handmade jewelry is also very interesting and looks great on anyone! I came in just to browse and ended up leaving with multiple items. I'll be back for more!