Friendly staff. Visited during an out of town trip and found what I was looking for - and then some. Picked up an eel skin wallet for only $5!! read more

This thrift store is very well organized and they have a nice selection. It wasn't crowded at all when I went so there was space and time to really dig through everything. There's nothing that really sets this apart from other thrift stores though. read more

USED TO BE GREAT! But whom ever is doing their pricing now is smoking something. I am an AVID thrift-er, in fact I hardly ever buy retail. I shop at Thrift Town at least 3 or 4 times a month. Anyway the last 2 times I have been in there I have been SHOCKED at some of the prices. The fist time it happened was a few weeks ago, we were in looking for a jacket, I found a cute little "PLEATHER" jacket with a FAUX Fur collar. It was nice, definitely used but nothing too bad. I looked at the tag and gasped, $40.00, REALLY, I asked an associate and explained that the jacket was not real in any way shape or form. She let me know that there was nothing she could do about the price. OK fine, and I left without the cute new jacket. Today I went back with my daughter to look for some cowboy boots. We are going dancing tonight, this happens once a decade and we don't need anything special...So we head over to THRIFT TOWN! We walk in and find the perfect pair. AGAIN they were used, but at least this time they were made out of an actual animal. The boots had been resoled and I did not recognize the brand name. My daughter tried them on and they were perfect. I turned them over and almost fell over. $69.99 ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME? Again I asked the girl behind the counter and again...Sorry you are SOL All I can figure is that some famous person donated these two items and they must come with a certificate of authenticity when you buy them. SO Thrift Town should change its name to "Slightly Under Full Price Town". According to my bank statement, you have lost about $100.00 or more a month on this customer. Maybe I will stop in from time to time to see if you have fired the crack head pricing your free crap! read more

I Love thrift town. I am a larger girl and often find thrift stores frustrating because I spend a lot of time sorting through racks trying to get something close to my size. Thrift town has done that work for you since all of the racks are already sorted by size. So you spend your time trying stuff on instead of trying to find things. There prices are good, they have daily specials. They also have a frequent shopper stamp card so be sure to get that. read more

I LOVE THRIFT TOWN. I bought a sofa there. I just napped on it. I bought luggage there...1.99, thank you very much. My husband's button down shirts come from there...and he's snazzy. Sometimes you go in and find nothing, most of the time you come out with something that cost you 2 bucks and you're shining like a star. Once again, I LOVE THIRFTOWN. read more

Upon moving to Austin and realizing there was a Thriftown here, I was soooooo anxious to check it out. And, well, I've been going back almost every week for the past year and a half! It's such a decent store with great prices, and the music they put on usually rocks! I supply my daughter's closet with dresses from this place. I've found brand new Nike's for $15 (just my size too!). Purses, yea, you can find a rocking leopard print purse for every day of the week for $3 each. I love searching through the kitchenware and finding off the wall gadgets that you can't buy in the stores anymore (maybe because so many people chopped their finger in the potato slicer?!). It's a fun store, and no matter who I go with, we always spend at least an hour in there! read more

I agree with Nicole, this store use to be great, but I refuse to buy unreasonably priced items. If you value community and reserving affordable businesses for the less wealthy demographic, don't place your money into high priced items at thrift stores. I use to shop here all the time but now something shady is going on with the pricing. I saw a winter jacket for $70! A common motive of donors for making contributions is to aid people of less fortune so it's not right to not honor that. Sadly just another business who is catering to the tourists and demise of Austin community. Otherwise, it is worth a gander, the finds can be great. read more

Thrift Town has ruined me for other thrift stores (at least those in Austin). It's so organized -- by size! genius! -- and clean and cheap! I found a Kenneth Cole top for about $2 and a Lilly Pulitzer dress for about $3. Take that, Goodwill. read more

Join their VIP email list and get coupons and they tell you when they are having sales. Which by the way are usually 50% off. This is most def. one of the better thrift stores here in Austin. Everything is organized by size and they also have special racks for "better cloths". Great prices and great variety of stuff. read more

I normally hate shopping for clothes at thrift stores, but Thrift Town is A-OK in my book. I picked up a great J Crew summer shirt for two bucks, and didn't have to spend 2 hours to find it. Bonus star for having clothes organized by size. I'll definitely be coming here from time to time to pick up cheapo items for my wardrobe. read more

all the way five stars baby. This place rocks this world. I took my mom there and we had so much fun. Everything was so organized and the price is so reasonable, more reasonable than any other thrift store I have been to. Good selection too. I will go back. Now I have to watch my wallet. read more

Two stars for organization, but other than that, full of junk. Clothes are mediocre. Was followed around the entire store for the entire hour I was there, being side eyed by employees left and right. Little did they know I had brought almost $100 to do a small renovation on my wardrobe collection, but felt super uncomfortable being watched by everyone as if I was trying to steal. There was an employee coincidentally moving to whichever area I was in to "arrange clothes" 2 feet away from me. Won't come back. read more

Man, I already thought that Goodwill had OK prices for most of the stuff they sold, but this beats it by a longshot! It's really well organized and stuff is really easy to find. If this puts things more in perspective, I got a pair of Air Jordans there today for $8. Shirts are in the $3-$7 range, and jeans are in the $5-$15 range (depending on brand/quality). Plus they have a bunch of housewares, books, movies, etc. I'll definitely be back soon. read more

Looked at the other reviews and thought I would give this thrift store a try. Absolutely enjoyed it. Not only do they sort by size but also by color which made it super easy to find what you may be looking for. Walked out of there with 8 items for less than $20. Super pleased. Store is kept clean, as well as the dressing rooms. Staff is super nice. Everyday they have a sale off of a particular color tag. I will be coming back here for sure! read more

Thrift Town has everything you'll ever need. Bring a coupon-they have em on their website. I asked the lady putting books up on the bookshelf if she had read a book I pointed out, and she said, "I don't do books." She sported tattoos. read more

this place is great! i went in to look for a sweatshirt (i found two for about $3 each), and while glancing through the vinyl section, i found albums by beck and the talking heads for $1 each. a dollar! they are very decently priced, well-stocked, and the employees are very friendly. i meant to visit both thrift town and the goodwill next door to it, but i spent all my money at thrift town first! read more

Good prices, they organize things by size (THANK GOD), and I find awesome furniture here a lot. I am sitting my butt in a $20 retro plaid desk chair from here right now and I love every bit of it. read more

Nice employees, clean. Prices are pretty fair, but do your research... almost got a used "as-is" turkey fryer for the same price I could get the exact model new on Amazon. Glad I didn't just assume it was a deal! Was able to find what I went there for, that is always a plus. read more

I love that this store has separate racks simply labeled 'BETTER CLOTHES'- ones that still had tags or the styles were in season/still trendy. This made shopping for dress pants MUCH easier. They have 50% sales frequently and today happened to be one! Brand new pants for work only $4. Nice staff, maybe needed a little more help up front. read more

This place is really big compared to other thrift stores. They have a large selection of clothes and shoes. The employees here weren't rude, but they weren't as welcoming as in some of the smaller stores. It was definitely more of a job and less of a passion for a good cause, imo. read more

The following is a copy of a letter I sent to Thrifttown's business office on June 15th, to which I have never received any type of reply: I am writing you concerning your return policy. I have been a customer at your Austin, Texas Manchaca location since soon after the day you opened there. Very recently, I bought a thermos there (the kind with the push top that pours without opening the lid). On the second use, about 10 days after my purchase, the top flew apart and is now unusable. I called about returning it and was told you have a strict no refund/exchange policy. I was told this was to protect you from fraudulent returns. But what protects your loyal long-term customers from substandard wares? I wasn't wanting cash -- which would be where any scam would enter the picture; I just wanted an exchange so I wouldn't feel like I had been totally burned! I cannot and will not do business with a company that does not stand behind its merchandise, especially if it's used. I make and sell handmade feather art and jewelry, and if one of my customers came to me (even) months after their purchase and told me feathers were falling out, I would exchange their product in a heartbeat so they would feel like they had gotten a quality product. In the end, I will have lost $5.00. On the other hand, you are going to be losing the hundreds/thousands of dollars I would have been spending at your establishment in future years. Not a good business call if you ask me. Anyway, I deeply regret terminating our retail relationship. I have always enjoyed coming into your store and have found many great buys there, but if I have no other recourse if I buy a lemon. I won't be returning. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am truly sad about this. I would have previously given them quite a high rating. But the only way to make a change in some instances is to touch the economics of the situation. read more

Thrift Town...you have my heart. I love you and all your used stuff;-P Today I found a lovely vintage bread box there and my dad bought it for me:) Sometimes I can be a daddy's girl. My kitchen is vintage chic and this bread box will be a wonderful addition. I love little finds like this! read more

Pretty decent selection of clothing. Knick knacks are various and plentiful. Music is 80's/cheesy 90's. Clothing is somewhat sorted by size, which is nice. I automatically know to go to the end of the aisle for size HugeButt. read more

Boy, "y'all" don't know what real thrift store prices are if you think this place is cheap! I just got here from Washington state, and I was appalled at the outrageous prices here and in every thrift store I've been in here in Texas. I've visited thrifts from the West to East coasts, and the ones in Texas are pricey - especially considering that the cost of living here is not as high as in, say, Seattle. Although it didn't have a smell (if that counts as a thrift store smell, you guys haven't been to some truly down and nasty thrifts, let me tell ya!), the selection was marginal, the furniture was horrendously overpriced, the toy selection was for #2, and I was particularly disappointed that I spent my time driving all the way to south Austin from Fort Hood based on the other reviews I read here. So if you're newly-arrived military and you're looking for cheap furniture, DON'T waste your time driving to Thrift Town. We wasted a lot of time and gas, and ended up going to IKEA instead. read more

I stopped by simply beccause I was garage saieing in the neighborhood. Given the exterior and location, I was happily surprised by the store's neatness and organization. The baby items and toys I looked at were very well priced and in good condition. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby, but not necessarily worth the time to go out of your way. read more

I live nearby in Cherry Creek and this is usually the first place I go when I want to go thrift store shopping! I'm a fashion designer and l'm pretty limited to my budget so I love their selections of vintage patterns and fabric bolts. I stock up! read more

Love this place. Found some brand new Birkenstocks here that are super cute. It's a huge store so be ready for some walking. I love this place!! It's my go to store when I'm trying to find a good pair of shoes or some clothes for my daughter. read more

A decent thrift shop. You really have to hunt for bargains. As like most retail chain thrift stores the items are overpriced in regards to clothing. They are on par with larger thrift chains like Greedwill and Savers/spend a lot. Clothing items as i can be very overpriced dependant on brand and such. I dont see how some of these places can call themselves thrift stores when your charging $10 for a shirt that normally retails in store for $12. read more

Sadly, I have to give this establishment 2 stars. For the second time, I have gotten to the register and had them price the items differently than marked. I have no quams paying the still very low prices, but this is just horrible customer service. Both times were a pair of heels that were marked low, but because of some code on the bottom, they were rang up high.... okay, does anyone else see the flaw in this system. just mark the bottoms of the darn shoes and we wont have problems at the register. I am not an unreasonable person, but if the tag says its a certain price, thats what you charge!!! I have found some great treasures including my beloved gold sequin purse there, but will most likely not return. This saddens me deeply, as I live one block away... read more

This place is awesome! My main reason for walking into this place was to find some old dresses that I have reinvent for myself. But instead of reinventing old clothes, I found old clothes that I loved just the way they are. I absolutely love this place!! read more

Love this place! The prices are great and everything is super organized. If you get on their mailing list you get awesome coupons too! I would just try to go during slow times for the best selection. When its busy it can be hard to look around just because of the amount of people there. read more

This place was on the cheaper side of the scale, and I didn't see much originality in their pieces. But, then again, I've only recently been spoiled with the luxury of Austin's fine selection of thrift boutiques! I cannot go back to an average one now with all the "Austin weird" ones strung about! read more

Nice place to get household item and cloths for a very good price. I love going here if i in need to decorate my place more .

One of the few thrift stores that hasn't gotten way over priced for used items. Wish the selection was a little better.

This is hands down the best thrift store in Austin. Yes, it's in the middle of nowhere South Austin, but it is so, so worth the drive. I only make it here about 2 or 3 times a year, but every time I find something, ahem several things, I can't live without. Their kids clothing and women's clothing selections are outstanding. The store is huge. The prices are good and actually thrifty, as opposed to the overpriced items at Goodwill. They have plenty of good brands (Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, J. Crew, Gap). They have the 50% off a certain color tag thing every day, and that makes the hunt even more fun and even more of a bargain-hunter's dream. They also have an email list that sends good coupons frequently (like $5 off your next $10 purchase, etc.). So the savings really add up. Allow yourself an hour or two minimum as there is a lot of treasure to dig through here. Go here first before hitting up any other thrift store in town, you will be glad that you did. read more

LOVED this place before senior management made a stupid decision to outsource all goods to San Antonio first to be marked for prices. Now it is slim pickins and the aisles are empty. I used to go in there and stay for hours. Prices still beat most thrift stores and will always beat Goodwill prices. read more

Nice organization, helpful staff, daily half-off deals and mailed coupons. Pricing is inconsistent though. Must be different people doing it- ranges from reasonable to are-you-freakn-kidding-me. read more

Love this place. Constantly putting out new stuff. Prices are reasonable and very clean. The only drawback is there is no where to try clothes on and no return if they don't fit. Wish they stayed open later too. read more

This used to be a great store until they started pricing everything in San Antonio. The selection is much less and less quality items. I am afraid they will be out of business in a few months. There are too many thrift stores in Austin for people to keep going there. I have talked to several other regulars and they feel the same way about the store. The staff is still excellent and I feel bad for the ones that have gotten laid off in the past month. read more

prices are great. Service pretty good. finds good for austin; It's one of my favorites here, but not many antiques at thrift stores in austin due to too many vintage stores hogging up the good stuff, boooo. sign up for email and get coupons. read more