I have never been in a Salvation Army Thrift Store that is identified as super expensive, I'm talking about $$$$ prices! So we had to check it out! This is an affluent area of older, retired people who maybe get tired of their things or want a change or have passed away and their items are donated. The operative word is DONATED so the money can be used for the non-profit mission Salvation Army does....BUT what I saw was over priced if not full priced items for sale! Shame on management there...your goal should to be to sell everything that is donated at less then "reasonable" priced 2nd hand, thrift store prices! If it is not sold in 4-6 months you priced it TOO high! You are not a retail store, price it accordingly!! Do the good work people think you are doing thus we donate to you instead of Goodwill! read more

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Incredible! Not the Salvation Army you are used to, more of a mash-up between a high-end consignment store (but without the consignment aspect) and a Junior League resale, this store has excellent furniture, homewares, decor, and apparel. Name brands from all of the best department and upscale stores: Saks, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Lilly Pulitzer, St. John. There is smaller store in the shopping mall to the east that has a more traditional thrift layout and more run of the mill merchandise. Prices: commensurate with the high dollar value of the items for sale. No real "bargains" here, but you will pay about 50% to 80% less for these items. Case in point, a St. John beaded knit dress for $90 that likely originally retailed for $500 or more. The rich old people of Naples have to kick the bucket some time, and it looks like a lot of their stuff ends up here. This would be a frequent haunt of mine if I lived in the area just for browsing alone! Note: if you look hard enough, you can find some exquisite vintage clothing and a few nice pieces of Danish MCM furniture. And an Enchanted Tiki Room-themed display. read more

The Salvation Army - Not for sale?!? I would have bought everything on that shelf! - Thrift Stores Near Me - Naples, Florida

My friend & hairdresser Santino accidentally dropped off his girlfriend's jewelry box. All of her jewelry was in one box. After many tears and even begging for the return of her jewelry they told his girlfriend, Mindy if she could find pictures of herself wearing the jewelry they would return it. She spent days going through her pictures & found seven pictures. They only returned those seven specific pieces even though they knew all of her jewelry was together in one jewelry box. I will never shop or give to this Salvation Army store again. This was unkind ... actually despicable! You wouldn't expect this type behavior from a supposedly charitable organization...very sad! read more

I ended up going there for some coveralls and found them. Plus a few pairs of shorts and some suspenders which I probably didn't need, but whatever. Lots of stuff there. Good prices. A little pricey on some items. But their friendly volunteers made it well worth the visit. read more

Going with a 5 star in this despite me not purchasing anything. This store is set up like a full blown new to retail store whoever is in charge of setting up the donations is incredible. The layout is cool and items are easy to spot. It is one of the best thrift stores I have ever encountered. Prices were good, deals on designer digs, and furniture selection was mind blowing. Supports a good cause and who can complain about that. read more

Best Salvation Army Thrift Store I've ever shopped at. Walk into this place and you'll experience a sensory overload. Beautiful oak, mahogany, cherry, and wicker tease the eye and every kind of furniture in between can be had. It's all beautifully curated and staged. Children's section, gently used appliances, and things arranged according to style: Mid-Century Modern, West-Indies, Tropical Beach, Farmhouse Country, Oriental, and so on. There's a very nice kitchen section for small appliances, bakeware, glassware, etc. Jewelry up front and curios, and bric-a-brac fill every available nook and cranny. Nice book section w a comfy leather love seat. There's a dedicated year-round Christmas section for holiday freaks. I don't come here for clothing so sorry that I can't offer my perspective. I've come upon some very nice treadmills, high-end air purifiers and bicycles, fancy microwaves and a nice wine cooler. What you see on the floor is only a fraction of what they have in storage. It's quite amazing the different selection of things you will find here on each visit. Don't come here expecting a bargain but don't leave thinking you won't find a good deal either. I find that things are priced fairly for a high-end thrift store and like most places, they refer to eBay as their Kelley bluebook. read more

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Nice stuff at a premium price. Keep shopping other places and you will find much better prices and friendlier staff. A lot of the best stuff is not for sale. The store next door is pricy too. You can hit a sale and it is then affordable. The Saint Vincent store on the corner at Davis is much more hospitable and better prices. We decided to donate and shop there. read more

This is the most amazing Salvation Army store! It's as nice as a high end department store. Wonderfully organizedand, curated and merchandised. The prices are a little higher than other stores but still a bargain as many items are high end. Such a delight to shop here. And they also have a boutique with less expensive items on the same block. It too us a lovely, fun store. read more

Having been to other Salvation Thrift stores, I was totally taken by shock how this location was like entering a high class furniture and clothing store. It was incredible. read more

The Salvation Army store has grown from one small dingy location to two well appointed locations right next to each other. The original little storefront is still there, but not so sad looking. Prices have gone up, sadly. The new location is three storefronts away in its own 13,000 square foot building, and I was shocked at how full of gorgeously displayed furniture, decor and such that it was. I was like walking through a designer showroom. For a Salvation Army store, the prices were very steep, but they located in the Land of Millionaires (Naples), so are now pricing for their local audience. Non-millionaire out of towners like myself can no longer afford this Salvation Army store, but if you have some money, it's worth checking it out. My photos will just how glamorous it us. Whew! read more

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This Thrift Store/Family Store is the best Store I've ever seen! It is beautifully staged, filled with high quality furniture, clothing and home accessories at very reasonable prices. Shopping here is a great way to spend half a day. read more

Many, many hidden bargains. My bad luck was that I arrived at the same time as some professional house stagers (a team of 4) and they grabbed stuff before I could get it. It will probably take weeks for the store to be replenished they bought so much. I noticed that they had a stock of glass table tops which were missing bases PRICED TO SELL. The clothes and funky jewelry were good too. read more

OMG! This Salvation Army is incredible! It's like walking through a real store with a little of everything but very well organized, themed, high quality, well merchandised and decorated. We are seriously surprised and in awe. read more

This is far from a typical thrift store. There are two locations pretty much adjacent to each other with one being "higher end" than the other. The high end store is a delight to visit but prices are higher than most thrift stores...but this is far from your typical thrift stores. Merchandise is skillfully staged and is generally high quality but usually too expensive for me. Designer clothing is a bit pricey but it is high quality and not outrageously priced for what you get. It appears that clothing is sometimes transferred to the other store and there, clothing and other merchandise is usually on sale. Frequently the smaller store runs a special of 50% off the entire store. Both stores are worth a visit. read more

Wow! Really?! Unlike any other Salvation Army store that exists. Truly a one of a kind shopping experience. The experience of shopping at this store compares to shopping at a unique higher end consignment shop. There are really unique furniture pieces, clothing, accessories, and much much more. Unfortunately we visited this store on my last full day in Naples, and I was unable to spend any more time in this store. I will be back for sure! 100% GUARANTEED!! read more

Definitely the nicest SA I've been to. Lots of higher end furniture and clothing. Prices were a little high for me, hence the four stars, but then I've always been prone to pay as little as possible for gently used items. Very nice store and everything was clean. There are two stores and both had a nice selection. They had a good selection of very gently used clothing in the larger store. read more

There are 2 Salvation Army stores almost next door to each other. One is larger than the other. Very unique and nice merchandise. Lots of designer clothes, accessories, home furnishings, and furniture. The cream of the crop! It must be the best stuff that is donated. Loved shopping at both stores. read more

Nice store! Big, lots of stuff, plenty of sales...cheaper than goodwill. It's a thrift store, enjoy!

If you are looking for bargains make sure you make six figures and then, and only then, will you find a deal here. Absolutely the most beautiful second hand store I've ever been to I must admit, but far too rich for my middle class status, fun to dream and look though. ;) read more

I'm giving it 3 stars because it had some nice stuff and was well laid out, but WAY OVERPRICED!!! Anything that I did want I could buy in a regular store for less or it was NOT FOR SALE. Boooo!!! read more

Best thrift store I've ever been to! Fantastic items of all kinds. I go there once a week to see any new stuff. The clothing store a few doors down is great too! read more

I saw a pair of shoes for $30.00. I thought it was pricey. They were never used but had some scuff marks on them. I found the same exact shoe on Ebay for $22.00, free shipping, same size, color and new. I showed it to them and they went down to $25.00. They are supposed to be raising money to help people. They should have at least matched the Ebay price. I walked out - I would have liked to have helped them, but couldn't with their attitude. They tried to tell me they are giving me a discount by not charging me tax. Ebay was not going to charge me tax either. read more

Don't expect any gratitude when dropping of things to donate..staff is rude....go across the road and donate to St Vincent..they're much more appreciative... read more

not the expected dismal second hand junk store. they have an experienced visual merchandiser on staff who makes sure both stores are attractive, coordinated and dramatic. true, no $10 chairs but for $199, you get a pair of perfect higher end decorator chairs that look brand new. the whole store is full of great deals on anything for furnishing a home. the adjacent clothing store is slightly more costly than comparable thrifts, but there's always a sale or there will be in the next day or two. as a former store manager, take it from me- they do it right. S.A. nationwide should take notice and follow suit. read more