Great selection. Knowledgeable employees. Good vibe. Love coming here!!! One of my favorite…read moreGoodwills...I stop anytime I'm in oilfield territory.

one of my favorite thrift store in midland, it's a 50/50 sometimes. Sometimes you get good deals…read moresometimes it's a little pricey..but worth the shot. You will have to look through to find GEMS! Good luck!

It's cute in there. Very crowded with things but if you don't mind looking through things you can…read morefind a treasure or two.

Great thrift store. There is so much stuff and selection, even though it looks closed it's most…read moredefinitely open. Very well priced and some pretty neat items. The service was great, she didn't bug you throughout the whole store! Which I personally appreciate. We got this beautiful silver set and polished her up good.

One of my favorite thrift stores ! Kept very clean and always find some cute clothing pieces in…read morethis new generation to find the next fashionable trend!

Must be a new person doing prices ..$100. For an old dirty barbie house? Get real! Use to be fair…read moreon prices , alot of stuff should be on trash can .clean up stuff if you want top dollar!

I went in to the Midland location today (1/3/26) at 10:00AM. I had one 52L men's sports coat and…read moreten (10) Ralph Lauren Polo shirts both long and short sleeve in sizes XXL and 2XB. Per the website I took the items in without an appointment. I was greeted with an attitude since my items were all on hangers from the cleaners. I was told they would only be accepted folded and in a bin or basket. I told the young lady that it would be nice if that was on the website. She said "it's on there somewhere you just didn't look". I went and got a bin, folded the clothes and returned at 10:20. She checked in my tote and told me it would be 2-3 days before I'd hear from the store. At 3:00 the same afternoon I received a text that they were unable to buy any of my items and that I had until the end of the day to pick them up. I called the store and asked if I could pick up the items the next day I was told, "if they're not picked up today they will be donated". My wife was nearby, she called and asked if she could pick up for me. She was told it had to be me. So I drove back to the store from Odessa to pickup the items. When I asked why they couldn't be bought she told me because of the smell. Total lie, they came from a smoke free home, some had only been worn once and all had been dry cleaned before attempting to sell. I'm attaching some photos as proof. The customer service from Lupita, I asked for her name, was as poor as I've ever experienced. I will never be back. Be aware!

This location was TERRIBLE! I have sold with Plato's before and this experience was by far the…read moreworst. I brought in 2 bags mostly with new or barely used items including lululemon and shoes with tags. They took NOTHING. Worst I was in the store they waiting until 10 minutes after I left to message and say they were taking nothing. Also, they LOST MY ITEMS. The disrespectful staff was the cherry on top. Will not be returning.

I am not a fan of most charities, especially the larger ones. It seems like the bigger they get,…read morethe bigger the salary is for the 'executives'. I have always supported the Salvation Army, I used to volunteer with my dad for years, and was planning to volunteer to be a bell ringer this year. There is a cap on salaries, even for those at the top. They run the homeless shelter here, and do a lot of good for the community. I encourage people to donate here, and shop here when they can. The last time I went in to give a donation, I had two large bags from The Buckle full of folded men's dress shirts that my husband had "outgrown". When I was driving, one of the bags tipped over and spilled, so I was folding them back after I parked in the donation area. The lady came out of the back, and briskly told me 'we can't take them like that'. I asked her, like what? They are laundered, folded and cleaned, what is wrong with them? Then she replied, 'matter of fact, we can't take anything, we're full'. Not so friendly, and it's not as if I was dumping ripped or stained clothes out of the back of a truck! So, they don't need any help, they don't want donations, good to know. Take your donations in the big pink boxes (you know the ones, they say something about breast cancer on the front..btw, they go to Mexico :) The Salvation Army apparently doesn't need your support.

Came to this supposed to be thrift store Um you want 20$ for a shirt come on your a hand me down…read morestore I walk into store just Barely started looking around my son was playing with a ball near me a lady starts saying where's your mother I wave at her she yells at my son to come with me I told her this isn't a high class store jessus my son wasn't doing anything wrong we left i don't care for this place as much as next but our husband work hard in oilfield and we spend our hard earned money and just want to shop in peace my child isn't like all the rest of kids running around stores in Iles and everything else if you don't like your job don't do it I'm sick of getting shytty service everywhere

Large store, somewhat organized. Clothing is all in the middle, shoes on top and "other stuff" is…read moreon shelving around the walls. Prices are about what you expect at a goodwill.

The store is kept tidy. Everyone is nice, the floor workers and the cashiers. It takes a while but…read moreI always find something reasonably priced and great quality

Prices are reasonable, staff is friendly, and merchandise is organized. Not fancy. But who cares I…read morefound some cut tops, and western belt, and A super cool piece of locally made art to gift to a friend whose home town is Big Spring.

done a wonderful job. The store is looking really great clean. The ladies are there are amazing…read more. everyone there seems to be very nice and friendly when you need to see something very helpful. I wanna recognize Tammy. She was amazing the other day and let's look at something super friendly. Really appreciate you thanks, Tammy.