This store was the absolute most organized thrift store I have ever been in. Had a lot of random…read moreitems that were very cute. The price here for items is within reason. It is inside a older home so that makes it really cool as well. They do have men's women's, and children and home goods.

This is a gold mine for finding high quality used goods at a really low prices. The secret is that…read moreit's only open two days a week. I think the hours are Wed. 12-3 and Sat. 10-3. And the place is staffed by the nicest ladies in lawrence!

I found out about Ditto when I was looking for a consignment or resale boutique that wasn't low…read moreend, like Plato's Closet (Plato's Closet caters to teenagers, and the clothing was cheap when new, mostly from Wal-Mart and Debs at best). I was hoping to find a consignment shop in town, but this was even better - Ditto buys (very selectively) for cash or about 20% more for store credit. I found a few grungy pieces while I shopped but 98% of what I saw was is in excellent condition and is not wash-worn, and I think they must dryclean or steam clean everything before putting it out, because the shop itself smells like new clothes, like any other boutique - unlike Plato's Closet, which smells like a chainsmoker wearing Axe body spray. Plato's Closet only seems to recognize cheap brands. They're not going to give you fair trade for a leather bag, all of their bags and most of their shoes are made out of plastic pleather and they seem mystified by anything nice. Ditto gave me a fair valuefor my clothing/shoes/bags, and saved me the time of having to try to ebay things, or find a consignment store in KC and wait to see if things sold eventually. I think you can expect to get about 10-20% of your item's original retail value; they're going to sell it for 50-60% under original retail value, so they're covering all their operating costs on the relatively thin margin of what's left after they subtract what they pay you. So the Prada boots, you're going to get maybe 30-40 dollars for them and might do better on ebay, but ebay is a PITA. I've read the reviews saying the sales staff are snobby, rude, whatever - and I think that's not quite right, or at least not quite fair. They're weird and aloof and awkward because they're SUPER YOUNG. They're not comfortable interacting with adults yet and that's really obvious if you've spent any amount of time with people 18-24 (the age of most of my students). Yes, they look like adults, but they're not. They're basically teenagers, and having to hold a conversation with someone who is older than 40 makes them feel like they're coming down with Ebola. If they look at you like they're judging you, it's because they're still living in that horrible self-conscious adolescent world where they do judge others, and themselves, harshly and nearly constantly. Most of them seem to be interesting and introverted, not the kind of kid who is extroverted and P-E-P-P-Y. So don't get snippy with them because they haven't learned how to effectively kiss a stranger's butt yet (sorry, practice "customer service"), that hostility seems to come out of nowhere to them and it just makes them more feral and weird. Be kind. Remember what a hard time that was. And if you're interacting with an awkward millennial, thank your lucky stars you're not dealing with the extremely weird older lady with the big frizzy bun hair and the pinched face who works there sometimes, or used to. I haven't seen her in awhile, maybe she has moved on to being offputting somewhere else. If I had to deal with her every time I brought in a bag of things to have evaluated, I'd never go at all.

Decent selection of items! This shop sections the clothes by brands so it is easier to find name…read morebrand and they use themes like "Y2K" and "Trending" to help. The service and staff is great. I would say since they sell mainly name brand it's overpriced but sometimes the items are decently priced.

Very disappointed. Another store that prices donated items as though they had to pay for them, like…read moresome boutique. It is sad. Furniture way overpriced. Like wall paper, $6 a roll! Some thi is priced more than you can buy them new. No fun, and not much help for people who are trying to find something to fit an older rental or just be creative. Costs too much. Are they trying to raise money or make a profit? Same thing happened at Social Service League Thriftstore. Sad.

This is a great Restore but personally I think the staff make it. Always upbeat, helpful and they…read moreadd that personal touch that you don't get at other places. They have such a wide variety of items don't skip it thinking it's only hardware type items.

I love! This store. Last Saturday I found a couple cool items all 50% Off as it is every Saturday…read more Do you know how much snapnlock containers cost?!! Well I got mine for only $1.00. Then I found a heavy stainless steel over the door kitchen towel holder for only $2.50. Looks brand new. After a couple more odds n ends, which included a cool name brand top, the cashier said "that'll be 27 cents!" Whaaat!? I forgot I had $10 credit earned from the 3 times before. I was smiling the rest of that day!! Go check it out.

As others have said, this is a really nice thrift store. The store is so well organized and cared…read morefor by the staff, with quality products of all kinds. You can get lucky and find some really great furniture too. I love that they have started giving donors a $5 off coupon when bringing in donations. I also love that they will come to your house to pick up any furniture that you want to donate but can't bring in yourself. They also have sales daily and post a calendar so you know what is on sale when. Clothes sales days can get very hectic! That being said I don't like donating too much here, as I feel they price items awfully high for people on limited incomes. It seems like they cater more to people with money who are just looking for a good deal. I prefer to take clothes to places that give it away to low income people. I know they take the money they make and help a lot of people in the community, so that's great, but I just wish some of the prices in store were a little more affordable. I frequently see housewares priced higher or the same as new items at retail stores.

Love it always find really good deals. They have tons of things to choose from and they are set…read moreprices.

The Goodwill bins are not for everyone. It takes a very specific, very patient, very hands-on…read moreperson to have a good day at the bins. If that's you, you're in for a treat! There are lots of great things to be found here but they're entirely dependent upon luck. You might come for days and find nothing good, then find something amazing in the first 10 minutes another time. Be prepared for dubious substances, slime, broken glass, and lots of garbage. Wear gloves if you think you need them. Be prepared for people to shove you out of the way to get something they want or, alternatively, stand 3 inches away and give you the stink eye while you dig through a bin they want to look in. As other reviewers have said, the people working there often just make up prices. This can sometimes work out in your favor but often leads to overpaying, especially if they make you weigh the cart. Whatever weight they have put in for the carts is not accurate at all and will lead to you paying extra 99 times out of 100. Seriously, this place is not for the faint of heart. Or nose. If you're a hardcore thrifter looking for your next treasure, it's absolutely worth the visit. Just make sure you bring some hand sanitizer!

My husband and I stopped into this thrift store while we were in the area. It was well organized,…read moreand the toy area was particularly well organized. Usually if you go to a thrift store, the toy area is trashed from the kids playing with the toys. But they had the toys higher up on shelves and bagged with the pieces that go with the toys. So they actually had a better selection of toys because all the pieces are most pieces were intact. I ended up buying some toys there for my grandson and also some books. Their prices were good compared to other thrift stores. I did not look at the clothing prices which tend to be ridiculous at most thrift stores. We did not have to wait long at all to check out and the woman was friendly. I have been to the other Blessings Abound thrift store in Overland Park, but not this one. I would recommend it to anyone living in this area.

I was very impressed with this thrift store! It has the best book selection I've seen at thrift…read morestores in the area and grabbed three hardcover books in perfect condition for $5.00 total. They have deals each week on different colored tags, so you can get 25%, 50%, or 75% off certain items. They also had a nice furniture section. The only thing a bit lacking was children's clothes, but overall they had nice items for great prices!

we shop here at least 3 weekends a month. we love this place! their pricing is great, staff is…read moregreat!

This was a unique store that me and my daughters visited while in town. This store was very big and…read moreprovided many options for anyone looking for reuse clothes, kitchen supplies, toys, shoes, house decor and furniture. I did like that they had everything sectioned based on what you were looking for rather than just having all of the products scattered all over the place. Like I've seen in some thrift stores. Everything was organized and in good condition. I do have to say that if you're looking for a thrifting experience, this place has many unique kitchen supplies and dishes. If I lived in the city I definitely would come here. Looking for vintage items. Okay, but if you're looking for particular clothings, this may not be the place for you. It was very limited and not a whole lot of offerings when it came to the apparels.