The perfect place to either: 1 - donate nice women's clothing (as like-new as possible) to be…read morescored buy women who need something nicer than they are in a position to buy and might need for a job interview, etc., Or: 2 - if you need some clothing to look the way you'd like to be seen for that special opportunity, be sure to stop by and check out Bloom. It won't be a waste of your time. Drop off what is nice but not needed so that someone who really needs it can have it! Note the specific open hours and donations accepted times on their website. Tip re. Dropping off items: Donations are received at the rear of the building, down the immediately adjacent driveway. Back down it if you can. It's difficult to turn a car around at the bottom!

As you may know if you follow my reviews on Thrift stores, I am a reseller, so please remember that…read moreall my reviews of thrift stores are given from that perspective, which may differ from the ordinary shoppers perspective. Marin is the Mecca if you are either an ordinary shopper or a reseller in the high-end resale market this is a fabulous cause as well. They dress people who are looking for a new start and help them get professional clothes to go to interviews and such. The donations for the store come from very nice and wealthy donors in San Francisco and other areas of Marin County. The prices here are amazing. I mostly shop for myself but occasionally find something well enough price that I could resell it. They have a five dollar rack where they put everything that hasn't sold in two months. I found some amazing things on that rack today. I also bought myself some lovely things spent more than five dollars of course but not anywhere near the actual value of these designer pieces if you are anywhere near this place, you must stop by and support this wonderful cause.

We took the SMART train for the first time from Windsor to to San Rafael for lunch and shopping. We…read morewere prepared to have to walk whatever distance necessary to reach Goodwill, however, we were very pleased to see the Goodwill just steps away from the train station. Inside, we discovered that all yellow tag items were 50% off, something that is unheard of at Sonoma County Goodwill locations. Hot Tip: We learned that he entire Goodwill store is 50% off every other Saturday!

Very overpriced, smelly (u, and full of trash. Unfriendly employees. Unfortunately, it's one of the…read moreonly thrift shops open consistently, otherwise I'd never go there.

Knows her stuff Will make u the center of attention for all…read morethe right reasons I'd buy more if closer

I too am a very disgruntled customer. Back in February…read moreweeks before covid I was in the process of moving and had a carload of high end designer clothing that I took in to consign, Bridgette was estatic seeing all the beautiful pieces she said would sell easily if not in the store she would post on line in her Poshmark store. We counted over 80 pieces of evening gowns ,cashmere coat, designer hats , dresses many high - end pieces . The owner Bridgette was so delighted and not to worry she would send an itemized list of everything I left entrusted to her. WRONG DECISION on my part . Covid started a few weeks after and I let a few months go by hearing she had lost her son and knowing she wasn't open due to covid , I reached out in emails ,numerous phone calls & texts, to no avail. Meanwhile my husband died tragically in late August of same year(my witness who unloaded all the clothes initially). Needless to say I was in seclusion for 6 mons.or so mourning my loss. Several times over the last 3 years I've reached out asking for the itemized list and was told she had gave it to me . She hadn't done so ,she had the list confused with the prior lot I dropped off which did indeed I did relieve that list and got paid a couple of checks. She continually had lied and said she had sent an itemized list of the most recent drop off. She has conti ued to shine me on and when I went in earlier this week she said she had nothing and didn't owe me anything!!! I AM LIVID TO SAY THE LEAST !!! She has outright stolen over roughly $5000 worth of my belongings!!! She is a dishonest store owner. I consign at various stores in Marin and still have wonderful repore with all 6 consignment stores I work with here in Marin EXCEPT FOR SUGAR NEVER, NEVER have I run into such dishonest thievery from a business owner. Besides the fact she REEKED of ALCOHOL & had so much pastey makeup on . Forgetful, unprofessional and dishonest business owner . I see I am not the only upset customer that she has ripped off !!! She steals from people like you and I in order to profit from her unsuccessful business. She'll STEAL from you too. Beware, forewarned.

I don't understand why there's only one employee, putting clothes away? It looks like a bomb went…read moreoff in this store. Clothes all over the ground, every single isle, while also being kicked around cleaning their filthy floors. Even more staff today and still a mess? Too many staff trying to look busy. Everything's kind of mushed together as far as all the different types of clothing. Anything somewhat decent way over priced. A very small glass Tupperware container $7.99? It's not a nice thrift store at all anymore. Hire staff that actually work. Huge line while three staff are teaching a new person to use the one other register? The comment from SA about my complaint, didn't match my concerns at all?? Weird as if they didn't read it at all? This place is an overpriced junk store. Why so many clothes on the ground every time I've gone. I'm always hoping they'll clean up a bit, but it just gets worse! It's for a good cause, but you'd make more of a profit if it wasn't so junky and dirty! This store has all new staff, but it's the worst it's ever been!

I'm a regular thrifter and have found some gems here however there is a definite feeling of misery…read morehere. The employees never say anything in particular but they look beaten down and it's clear the management is either creating or tolerating some negative environment. The turnover for employees is fast! The housewares section is dismal, very overprice. I agree it seems the good things must be being sold to pickers on the side or sent elsewhere. This is a wealthy area yet what comes in is generally very worn or low quality. Organization has gone downhill and racks are stuffed in there now. No decor and it seems dirty. It's my last choice these days.

Happy Earth Day 2026!…read more If you're a data driven person like me, you know or will look up the tons of clothing that are polluting the planet. Solution? Resell or donate the things you no longer find useful, no longer want, and/or no longer bring you joy. The beauty of being a stylish woman? Someone out there wants the things I don't. They really REALLY do. Create space in your wardrobe and jewelry box, get some cash in your bank account, it's all good. Reaching out to The RealReal to start your consignment has never been easier. Once you contact a representative, they can send someone to you home, send a truck to do a front door pickup, or email you a label to ship the items you want to sell. So convenient! Once they receive the items, you will receive notification. They will have their experts review the items authenticity, photograph them, and list them. You will get a link to watch your items as they launch and sell. The cash lands in the account of your choice. Your beautiful things are now someone elses beautiful things with renewed positive energy. It's all so very wonderful and you saved those things from clogging the landfills and littering the planet. It's a win win, my favorite!

I purchased what I believed were authentic Christian Louboutins from The RealReal, but the heel…read moreheight felt off too high. Since I had missed the return window, I listed them on Facebook Marketplace--only for the listing to be immediately flagged as fake. That raised a red flag, so I took the shoes to a well-respected designer consignment store in San Francisco. Their authentication expert pointed out three separate signs that the shoes were not genuine. So, not real real after all. When I took the shoes to The RealReal in Larkspur, I was directed to a text-based chat with a "specialist" who told me that because the return window had passed, there was nothing they could do. I'm now out over $400 for two pairs ( one with a broken heel that they said I should have come in right away about). Extremely disappointed. A company that claims to care about luxury and sustainability should at the very least stand behind the authenticity of what it sells. This experience makes me seriously question their values.

Lovely new shop in Bon Air Center. Close to Wells Fargo…read more Great selection of farm house furniture. Love the selection of silverplate flatware, wine coasters and trays.

This is the most beautifully curated shop I've ever seen! Excellent service, beautiful selection,…read moreand the value for the quality is unmatched! Run don't walk to check out McConnell Designs!

There it is: a near-perfect specimen of the Crank Review, written on September 13 of this year. It…read morehas wounded pride,it has leverage of circumstances for gain, it has justifications, it is a hot mess of logical fallacies including Aesop's rationalization of the impossibility of getting the grapes because they were probably sour anyway. An in-depth examination of this post would likely run to several pages, not enough room in a review column. Suffice to say, the people at the thrift shop don't deserve this and rather than hold the writer up for ridicule, it is this review-reviewer's view that the original reviewer might be more pitied than scorned.

I went over and thought maybe i would see puppies and kitties. But no animals. All of the proceeds…read morego to the puppies and kitties at the Humane Society in Novato, so it's a very wonderful store. It wasn't very big but they had lots of cute little antiques and very good prices. Found some fun things to buy just to help the kitties and puppies at the Humane Society will go again soon!

Claaasssy ass place. My goodness they have the goods. You got to bring some real dough or credit…read morecard or a windfall cuz they're not planning on games on them prices but those pieces are absolutely all worth it!

We have lots of fun and always find a treasure The people…read moreare so nice and it's like visiting friends

Treasures abound for the thrifter willing to look, look, and look again! My favorite find was a…read moresuper soft Anthropologie Moth (if you know, you know) cream peplum cardigan sweater made with angora for $8.00. When all my shopping was done, I spent around $30.00 and went home with six treasures. Are you a student of any kind? Mention it! Although I didn't have my student ID on me, the cashier kindly gave me a 10% discount.

Adjusting my review as I'm truly disappointed in the prices here. Yes! It's a great cause ( which…read moreis verbatim what staff will say should you express your discomfort) but it's still a thrift store and the prices lately are antique store esq. I find it insulting and a discredit to the very definition of what a thrift store should be: appealing to all especially those who truly cannot afford to shop elsewhere. This is absolutely no longer the case. What should be a fun "find" At a great price is now sorrily a researched item priced at retail or above. Example is a Zadig and Voltair Suede jacket at 200$. Jackie is the manager, she's a bit off... I've been a client for years yet she's always a bit cold. Who knows what the deal is... maybe she's pressured to make quota? Some lovely woman work here and the volunteers are wonderful.

Great options for oilcloth tablecloths in lots of beautiful patterns and sizes. Owner is really…read morelovely. They also have beautiful leather bags which I want in every color :) I'll be back!

Very charming owners with lovely old world and French linens, soaps, food, and vintage goodies that…read moreare hard to come by to grace your home. If I am passing by Larkspur I always stop by to get a gift for someone I love to treat.