I have always loved Ollie's biting stopped by there to look for rugs 2 days ago (Miamisburg) and…read morewas shocked! I hadn't been there for several months and the store was nasty. Stuff in the aisles, shelves all. In disarray and the floor was Disgusting!!! I almost walked but I knew I could probably find rugs so I stayed, I didn't even want to lay the rugs down to check them on that floor!! I got my rugs and left without shopping around . Checking out was a whole other experience . One older guy who was struggling and pretty rude at that! Then an older woman came up to help me and the other 8 ppl in line behind me. Ollies u dropped the ball BIG TIME. DO BETTER!

The outside looks nice, but as soon as you walk thru the first set of doors, it's pure chaos, the…read morestore is FILTHY, NASTY, unorganized. The older man who works the register is an old grouch. We tried to help bagging our items, & he snapped at us, telling us to leave it alone, as he likes to organize what he puts in the bags, when the line is 12 people back. The checkout is even worse. Guess they think your in line for a Maze. Ollie's needs to do better.

Stopped in on a Saturday morning. Quite a few people rummaging through waist high bins, I looked at…read morea few things but didn't find anything. I did get a case of Safeguard soap for $12 which is a deal.

Got great deals on some good items ($1 each on Wed) but sorting through to find the items worth…read moretaking home took way more time than anticipated because of the shambled state of the bins. If you have time and don't mind sorting through a lot of bins, it's a great way to find things for super cheap. The employees are very friendly!

My belt broke while putting it on at the convenience store next door, I was in a desperate…read moreemergency and right next door was Discount Fashion Warehouse. I went in to buy a new belt and both employees were rude as hell and disinterested in my situation with an utter lack of empathy. I still managed to find a belt and buy it on the spot. Two weeks later while in the same restroom at The True North convenience store, the new belt I had just bought broke right in half at the Buckle. Again I went to the fashion warehouse and they again were inhospitable and wouldn't help me it at all in exchanging the belt. So now I'm stuck holding my pants up as I walk around because I made the mistake of buying a cheap faulty product at a cheap store with inferior products that don't care when they break. I'll never shop there again.​

This place makes their employees work in extreme temperatures over 80 degrees!!!! The heat is…read moremaking them sick with no air conditioning in the break room and rarely any water provided. Not to mention the customers as well, who also have complained about the heat. Give the employees water and air conditioning hoes!!!!!

Went before the snow and deep freeze Sat. (Dec13) It was busy with holiday shoppers. I was a bit…read moretaken aback and how expensive it was for a thrift store. They do have a very extensive amount of clothes. They had a few designer items and they were priced 50+. Lots of UGG boots for $60, even one heavily salt stained for $30. Another thing that I didn't care for was that if you get any store discounted items they make you scan a QR code which signs you up by email to be on their mailing list. On the good side, found a few books that look good. I'll be curious to see if prices go down after the holidays

The prices are insanely high! T-shirts between 10 and $15…read more Nothing special about them just used T-shirts. The only thing I can figure is because they run those 50% off sales often they figure that it's more of a value at 5 to 7 dollars but I personally think that's still too high NFL jerseys are priced between 30 and $100 each and again these are used jerseys some of them even have stains on them I would not call this a discount or thrift. I'm not even sure what to call it. Also, the racks are either a little bit too high or too low so you either are reaching up or bending down why not just get one rack that goes at high-level? Not a comfortable experience and again bargains are going to be hard to find.

Nice selection with great prices!…read more The cashiers are always quick and the lines move very fast.

Yelled at my 2 year old and ripped items out of my hands and kicked them at me before calling me a…read more"nasty woman". Disgusting disrespectful owner. Will never shop here or recommend anyone else (especially woman) go into that store.

disappointed that I was told afterwards (given a total plus tax) that the ottoman was not include…read more BUT THE DELIVERY GUYS WERE GREAT!!!! they were on time very respectful & cleaned up after themselves.

We came in looking for living room furniture. I would not recommend their sofas/loveseats. Every…read moresingle one we sat in felt very uncomfortable. Cushions to hard, to soft, sank in the middle, fabric felt thin, could feel the shoddy frame ...I felt like Goldilocks looking for "just right" fit. I will say we were greeted immediately upon entering store, and asked multiple times if we needed assistance. We did peruse the appliances and they all looked solid. Name brands and great looking prices. I would come back when we are in the market for appliances, but the furniture I felt let down. Not to mention some of the styles seemed a little 70's ish!

They have become more pricey then im willing to pay for thrift store items. Really have to look…read morehard for a good deal .

The CHARITY known as Goodwill no longer has any Good or Will. They have become big enterprise of…read morecorporate greed. Prices have tripled at this Goodwill where purses used to be $1 now they are $3 and the same with the price per pound. The Outlet is the last stop before the LANDFILL they should be giving stuff away at that point. Staff were tired...probably from taking the brunt of corporate swindlers. I will no longer support any of my Goodwills my spending my money or donating my goods. I'll put it on Facebook and set the boxes out for free or just throw it away- which is where 90% of their stuff winds up anyway either sold and stored overseas or dumped in the landfill. The whole time I was there they were using a crusher to destroy merchandise because the sound of glass breaking was deafening. Items they cant sell at their premium and refuse to GIVE AWAY get destroyed and sent to landfill. DO BETTER GOODWILL you're supposed to be a CHARITY not Walmart.