Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon ~it is small, clean, well-organized, and full of great finds…read more There's a wide variety of items, from clothing, accessories, home goods, and antiques. All in great condition and thoughtfully displayed. It's clear there is pride in keeping the store tidy and curated. Fun and easy place to browse--good selection of unique dish-ware for such a small store. I'll definitely be back!

Was meeting with a friend in the area but had some time to kill so I stopped by "Upscale Thrift"…read morewhich was nearby. Figured I could browse their paperbacks and grab a book to read while I waited. There were some clothes racks outside their front entrance which I glanced at briefly. Definitely did not appear "upscale" as their name suggests. But I figured maybe inside would be better. Walked past the dresses section by the door and looked at pricing. Each item is individually priced, which is understandable for small businesses like this. But to price a simple dress for $25 that you'd find at Goodwill for maybe $8-10 seemed a little too steep. Other items seemed more fairly priced for a thrift store, like $5-6 for a top. I'm all about supporting local businesses so I figured I'd find a book or something small to purchase and be on my way. I was in the store probably 2 minutes tops when an older guy said to me, "Excuse me!" I thought he was a customer so I said "Yes?" Was bracing myself for a strange conversation since you never know what to expect when a random person starts talking to you. Had no idea he worked there. He then tells me that I'll need to check my bag at the front counter. I was in disbelief. I was just carrying a simple handbag, no huge tote or backpack. Just my normal purse that I carry everywhere and have never been stopped. I was so surprised by his request that the first thing I said was, "Me?" Like I was shocked that he would even think I'd try to shoplift or something. I guess they have shoplifting issues since there is a sign on their front door about checking in backpacks and large bags. But I didn't think it applied to me since I was just carrying a purse/handbag that's not considered large. I told the guy, "I'll just leave then" and I walked out. I was in disbelief that a thrift store that sells unwanted donated items that are not even "upscale" is having people check in their bags. I would not trust them to watch my purse at the counter, so why would I check it in? Just a bad sign when you walk into a business and want to support them but end up being made to feel like a potential shoplifter. Perhaps if the guy had been very apologetic and said it was a store policy that they have to enforce with everyone, then I wouldn't have been so taken aback. It's a thrift store. I get it that you're trying to make some money by stopping potential shoplifters, but this business needs to rethink how they approach first time customers. Not a good experience. Plenty of local businesses to support that treat their customers better.

I will begin by stating that I appreciate the services that Snowline Thrift supports. I believe…read morethey likely make an important impact in the lives of the people they serve. For the thrift shop itself, they have a wide assortment of items available for sale. Home items, clothing, music, etc. I feel that some things are priced well, while others are overpriced. For instance, they had a power wheelchair in the shop priced at $4,000. I work in the wheelchair industry, so I understand that this chair has value, however, this wheelchair also has a repair history as noted on the back of the chair. For a thrift shop that has a mission of supporting families through such difficult times, I would hope that they would make the pricing on durable medical equipment more accessible to those who truly need it. This is a custom power chair, meaning it won't be a perfect fit for whoever buys it. There would likely need to be modifications and potential repairs, which would be even more out of pocket cost for the family. Other than that, spend time looking around at what else is offered. I liked looking through the home decor.

Snowline Thrift's Stores are located in Folsom, Cameron Park, and Placerville. This review is for…read morethe Folsom location. I happily support this non-profit and Community based thrift store by actively collecting gently used clothing every opportunity I have. I am grateful to the employees and volunteers who manage and maintain this business. All proceeds go to Snowline Hospice's Supportive Care and Children's Grief Programs. So worthy in my opinion. Dropping off whatever you may have to donate is easy and simple. You do not even have to leave your vehicle. Employees will come to your car. I just automatically pop open my trunk and they remove the items. Easy peasy. Should you want a receipt for tax purposes... it will be provided at that time. As well as a 10% discount type coupon you may use in the thrift store. It is a win win for everyone. Please consider donating whatever you may no longer need for such a wonderful organization. And, of course, purchases from the store are the backbone of securing the much needed monetary proceeds necessary to fund the programs. Thank you.

My Mom had Breast cancer and loves your store! With that being said she shops there all the time…read more Lovely people that care a lot! Best regards, MM

I always find something cute and unique. Great deals and prices. The ladies that volunteer are kind…read moreand helpful. I also donate here as well. Such a blessing to have them here.

I stopped into this location with my toddler while her sister had a class in the center. DVD haul:…read moreMouse Hunt, Theodore Rex and Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Wanted: Bebop & Rocksteady! I've only seen Mouse Hunt, so excited to watch these during our day trips and family nights! I would recommend this location! The Folsom location had a nice collection of used DVDs at just $2.99 each!! Great toy selection, Mirarose loved it he he! Hubby said this location also has the best thrift finds, so stop in! SYOY! :D

If you're looking for thrift shop bargains or wishing to donate; then check out the Goodwill in…read moreFolsom, CA, on Plaza Drive. The shop inventory includes books, housewares, home decor, shoes and clothes (men's, women, and children). It has a good size quantity of inventory. The store is kept tidy, and the items are organized and clean. No dirty, damaged items. I like to browse the housewares and home decor to look for up-cycling projects. When they do get in full pattern dish serving sets; they bundle them up and price by item type. So they bundle the dinner plates, bowls, etc, and price those bundles. The pricing seems fair based on brand and quality. Next housewares is the book aisle. The book selection is impressive but would help with better signage on genre. They have shopping carts but some aisles, particularly the clothes racks, are narrow and accommodate one cart at a time and some coordinated efforts from other customers to maneuver about. The women's clothes are in good condition. On my last recent shopping trip, I spotted several size 6 Banana Republic jeans priced at $12.99. Current styles, great condition. Thrift shopping takes patience and calm to find the bargains and your future treasures. The donation drop off is open during shop hours. It's located in the back of the store. It's a car drive up drop off. So pack patience as well, as you wait your turn. Before you pack your car with donations, I recommend reading the website regarding what items they accept and more importantly don't accept. Plus no dumping after hours. They have security cameras.

Relove is the best consignment store in Folsom. The owner…read moreRachell and her staff are great and friendly. The quality of the clothing and prices are out standing. I highly recommend this place. Maria Kalberg.

Be very careful about reading the contract before consigning your clothing. I should have insisted…read moreI received back my clothing that didn't sell during contracted time frame. I went into store to use my consignor credit after contract ended and several pieces that were labeled as "donated" on Ricochet were still on the floor for sale. If I would have known this would be the case at contract end (that my pieces would continue to be monetized after the contract ended) and not be donated to the charity mentioned at signing, I would of insisted my items were returned to me. Not cool. In response: Is this procedure of continuing to sale items after contract ends in the contract? I would suggest that, if it is not, it be added so consignor is aware on signing. It makes for better optics when a consignor sees both their item as " donated" on ricochet ( by mistake) and "for sale" after contract ends. To prevent future confusion, you might provide a copy of the contract -- either a hard copy or digital--so they can refer to it for all those items that you don't " prioritize" . In response: Absolutely positive my items by being, for instance, a pair of NWT Eileen Fisher denim pants in a 3x size. Check it. Those will be consigned under Amy Hanak.

I have brought items to sell at Freestyle several times and the staff are always very pleasant to…read morework with. The selection of clothing they buy is seasonal but it always helps to ask what they are buying. I don't go in with expectations of making a lot of money for the items I bring in but every little bit helps! It was nice when there was same day drop off available but now only next day pick up is available. The parking lot gets a bit crowded but I have always been able to find a space. There are sometimes sidewalk sales which ate priced well. The hours recently changed to open later (please see picture).

The one thing I like about this place is that they will give you a certain amount of cash upfront…read more You can either take it or get a little bit more percentage to use in store.. so I gotta go early in the morning. Drop off a bag of super cool cute clothing next day you go back around 1 PM to pick up what they didn't take and find out if they offer you anything for it. They have really cute fines that you probably will not see anywhere else and the customer service is pretty cool. I like their stuff.

This is now called Upscale Thrift (2-5-2021). It's a small, fun shop with a varied selection of…read moreitems for sale. As far as prices... some things I've felt were priced a bit high but I have gotten a few items that i felt were a good bargain. Check it out!

New thrift store!…read more Have racks outside 50% off specials. Located in the strip mall across from Dimple

My fiancé and I were regular customers here for over a year, shopping weekly and donating several…read moretimes. We consistently supported this store and usually had positive interactions. On December 23rd, my fiancé brought a cast-iron pot to the counter because it had no tag and simply asked about the price. The employee working that day accused him of removing the tag himself, claimed he had done this before, and said he had been a problem in the past. This was completely false. When my fiancé calmly tried to explain that there must be some confusion, he was asked to leave. Being accused of dishonesty without evidence was upsetting and unacceptable, especially after being loyal customers who supported the store with both purchases and donations. Businesses should value their customers and treat them with basic respect and fairness. Because of this experience, we no longer feel comfortable shopping here, which is a huge bummer. I hope management takes this seriously and addresses how customers are treated. (I never leave reviews)

Absolutely love this store. Always so neat and organized, I can tell they spend a lot of time…read moremaking sure your shopping experience is the best it can be. From antiques to clothing this is a place I always stop by on my thrifting days. On top of that they have the most kind employees!!! So helpful and always down for a conversation, five stars all around

I have been both a consignor and shopper at Bestie's Closet since opening. Bre -- hands down -- is…read morethe most professional, communicative, and transparent on policies of all the consignment stores I've visited in the Sacramento Valley. As a consignor- I know my items are in good hands. As a shopper, I know that everything will be meticulously curated and organized for shopping. I will find upscale brands. I will always leave with more than I intended. Shopping at Bre's wonderful store is always a joy for me!

This is one of my favorite places to shop in El Dorado County, and by far my favorite consignment…read moreshop. Bre and her staff are friendly, attentive, knowledgeable about their products and extremely passionate about consigning. I can always count on Bre to take at least a handful of my items, and I'm always walking out with something "new". I also appreciate that she takes consignments during multiple days of the week, and updates her Instagram when consignments are full. As someone who has a 9-5, this makes it so much easier to get my stuff into her shop. Would definitely recommend checking this place out, for consigners and shoppers!

This is the cutest store located in Cameron Park…read more If you are looking for some unique gifts or treasures go see Debbie

If you get a chance, stop in here. I swear you'll love it! This shop has a little bit of…read moreeverything. There's a lot of shabby chic pieces and almost everything here is handmade specialty items. There were lots of furniture pieces that have been restored. They even have one of a kind gift items, which I love. It's like a lot of Etsy items at your fingertips! They have everything here that you wouldn't find in a box store. If you get a chance, stop in. Hope you enjoy this place as much as I did!