Very reasonable prices, and even have half off stickers every day. They still Salvation Army truly…read morehelps the poor meanwhile Goodwill just keeps their profit.

A yeart ago I was able to find things that had OK prices, however sometime in the past year someone…read morethere caught the AMERICAN GREED virus. Prices are now out of the ball park, For instance, A rusted table saw for $695.00 ?? Almost Everything is Overpriced.

This place is amazing!! Very clean, well organized, and trendy. The prices are very fair and they…read morehave tons of options including used high-end bags, shoes, men's clothing and women's clothing. The atmosphere is great and the girls working were very sweet and friendly. I easily spent about an hour and half in there today. Love being able to support a local business, and I will be definitely be back!

First time in this store to bring in my gentle used clothing. Not a very friendly place…read more Girls/employees seem to be bothered that they had to wait on me. No greeting, no nothing, not even a thank you for coming in. I will not be back.

Goodwill stores have definitely raised their prices in recent years, but you can still find some…read moreamazing deals--especially on family clothing. My husband and I were on a road trip from Cleveland (we'd just seen a Maroon 5 concert) on our way home to West Virginia when we stumbled upon the Goodwill Outlet in Canton, Ohio. I'm so glad we did--it was such a fun experience! Walking into the outlet as total blue-bin newbies, we had no idea how to "shop." Clothes aren't sorted by size or color, there are no racks or signs, just bins filled with everything from kids' clothes and jackets to blankets, toys, pots and pans, electronics, and shoes--all completely mixed together. Not even five minutes into checking my first bin, an announcement came over the speaker: "Bins are being rotated. Please stand by the cashier line. No shopping while bins are being switched out!" We watched as employees rolled bins into a back room with swinging doors while a fresh batch of bins was rolled out. Once the rotation was complete, the announcer gave the signal: "You may shop now." And chaos ensued. Shoppers of all ages--men, women, even college students--raced to the new bins. My husband and I just stood there soaking in the frenzy. There were older guys checking toys and scanning SKUs online, college kids digging through sweaters and long-sleeve shirts, and just a lot of excited energy all around. The bins rotate every 30 minutes, so if you don't find anything you like, just wait for the next round. The best part? Items aren't individually priced--you pay by weight. At $1.89 per pound, we walked out with a fantastic haul for just $16: a fun ugly Christmas sweater, two branded jackets, a handful of T-shirts, and three long-sleeve shirts. The Goodwill Outlet is definitely worth a stop for an hour or two. Next time, I'll bring gloves and a few eco bags!

I've gone here many times and have had a great experience. HOWEVER. First article of clothing I…read moregrabbed and touched today had a bed bug on it....... I would not reccomend shopping here until they deal with that.

Couldn't agree more that this is one of Hartville's hidden gems!…read more As soon as you walk through the door you'll be met with countless treasures to browse. The checkout counter is lit up with soft white lights and each little corner has something to see. Every time I come here there are new items; some that I haven't noticed before and some that have been newly set out. The staff is incredibly friendly and ready to answer any questions you may have -- if the owner is in, you might even hear a little bit of history about the building! Stop in for furniture, jewelry, antique items, household decorations, and so much more!

I broke an antique glass bowl that my wife had received from her grandma many years back. We…read morelooked everywhere and could not find the bowl, but we were able to find the exact bowl online, and in this little shop in Ohio. I am in Georgia. I reached out to the owners to see if they would be able to ship the bowl and they said they do indeed ship. They packaged it up nicely, kept in constant communication about when it would be mailed out, and provided the tracking number in a timely manner. In no time at all grandma's bowl was back in it's spot on the kitchen table...like it never even happened! Thanks! Great people to do business with!

Me and my wife recently checked out this Goodwill in the area. This place was a great location just…read morebecause it features the things that I like in a goodwill. It has a restroom and plenty of changing rooms with a solid selection of men's items. That's mainly all I look for in a Goodwill location. They had a great selection of shirts and casual pants. I will say that this location has pretty high prices for what they sell and it looks like our Goodwill number that we input doesn't work at this location. They had a fair selection of household goods as well. Staff here was friendly and there was plenty of parking with easy access to the streets.

This Goodwill is a fun little store. While I couldn't find any clothing of value, I thought their…read moreselection of other items was pretty fun. They had a few aisles pretty thickly lined in toys, housewares, games, and even crafts. I found a $50 yard game for $12, some brand new craft items for a few dollars, and a few other odds and ends. This Goodwill is strangely part of the Cleveland group of stores, so their prices were slightly higher than other Akron area Goodwills. Employees were friendly, and I felt like the store was pretty busy compared to other local thrift stores. If I need some random housewares, I may be back, but their book selection was very underwhelming, and I couldn't find a single piece of clothing that I thought was a great deal or cool find.

I am surprised of the overall poor rating of this Clothes Mentor, but I wasn't surprised that most…read morepoor reviews are people salty about CM not wanting to purchase the items they brought in to consign. In my opinion, I'm GLAD they're very strict on what they purchase. It means they sell better quality/newer season items. I've both bought snd sold at CM, and I love this location. It's bigger than others and fully stocked with everything sorted by type of item and size. They run great discounts at the end of the season. Their everyday prices are pretty fair. As they look through every item they accept from consignors, their items are always in excellent condition and from a current season. While I sometimes see something my mom might be more likely to wear than myself, I always see things that feel "my style." I believe they try to sell gently worn clothing that appeal to all styles. I am not plus size or particularly petite, so I don't have a comment on their selection of special sizes. They do have a significant maternity selection. Over the years, they've always had consistently nice items, friendly staff, and clean fitting rooms. To address some reviews below, here are some of the brands I see there often: Vera Bradley, Gap, CJ Banks, Loft, Ann Taylor, Vince Camuto, Kohl's brands, Chico, Macy's brands Style & Co and Inc, Max Studio, and unfortunately, Target. Last time I went I saw a pretty heavily worn Lilly Pulitzer shirt. Nothing there has ever been truly "designer." They always have Coach and Michael Kors bags, you can decide if you think those are designer or not. :) Back to consigning, they typically only want current items so forget about bringing anything with a stain, minor wear, etc. Don't bring things you found at Walmart. They won't buy them. Most of your clothes have little tags inside that says a month and a year, or a season snd a year. If that date isn't within the last year or two, they again won't buy them. They want excellent selling brands that women actually want to wear, not trash you found at the bottom of your closet from 5 years ago. They don't buy any juniors brands - take those next door to Plato's closet if they're recent snd in excellent condition. I will warn you to drop off your items first thing in the morning on a slow day. If you end up waiting on a weekend, it could be multiple hours before they want you to pickup your unsold items. (And I promise, you will have items they don't want.) One annoying part is that they want you to pick up the unsolds the same day you drop off. So just make sure you're planning on it. And expect next to nothing. $2-3 for items they actually take is what I've gotten from some of my more expensive brands. Frankly, I only bring in things that won't sell for me on eBay/Poshmark. I wish they offered more expensive brands, but I do love how easy it is to shop, the atmosphere, and the savings from paying retail. It's perfect if you're looking for something particular or have no idea what you want and just want to browse. Tip: Ask to purchase their reusable bag. Not only can you put your purchase in it and save the environment, but it will earn you a small discount every time you shop.

I understand not taking men's clothes but why watch me carry in three baskets of men's clothes and…read morethen keep it for an hour before calling me back in to tell me you don't accept men's clothing? Should be some sort of screening process at dropoff to make sure everyone isn't wasting their time. Now I have to take my stuff somewhere else and wait again. If you're a guy, make sure you go to Plato's closet instead. Service was fine just odd to take an hour to look through all the stuff and then tell me afterwards that you don't take men's clothes.

I absolutely love Habitat for Humanity Restore. Whether you are looking to furnish your place or…read morewanting to discover a new piece of furniture to repurpose, Restore is the place for you. The staff is friendly, prompt, and seem to really enjoy what they do. The customer walks through sliding glass doors and sees an array of sorted furniture from chairs to coffee tables to couches & dressers. You will also find books, kitchenware, home restoration tools, new paints and various furnishings to bring your home or organization back to life. When the customer finds piece of furniture they like, simply bring the tag attached to the piece to the front counter for a quick & easy checkout experience. The friendly worker will give you two copies of the hols slip: one to place on the piece of furniture and the other to take with you to the pick up area. To get to the pick up area, drive your vehicle around to the back side of the building where friendly staff will assist in loading your new to you furniture into your vehicle.

I'm not gonna lie, of the three Restores in the area, this is probably my least favorite. They have…read morea lot of stuff you'd expect to have been donated to a regular thrift store instead. Very little wood, and kind of on the pricey side anyhow. There is an entire huge room filled with random crap on shelves that you must sort through. It kind of reminds me of Bin Treasures, if Bin Treasures only sold electric drills without battery packs. There's .. a lot of those here. Seriously, what am I supposed to do with an electric drill that doesn't include batteries? Nothing! That's what! I think they also sell furniture or whatever. I'm not saying it isn't worth going to, just temper your expectations. This isn't the Akron Restore we're talking about.

What a jem! They have marvelous items and the staff is as friendly as they come! If you haven't…read morebeen there yet it's definitely worth a trip!

This store is fabulous, so many beautiful treasures, you owe yourself a treat to check them out!read more