My top favorite Thriftstore! ALWAYS find at least 5 things that I NEED, from clothes to movies to pet supplies to shoes to trinkets and furniture. LOL I'm not sure why people have actually complained about clothes having stains or holes because you find that in any thriftstore, it's part of the search to find goodies in thriftstores‍ Also The staff here has always been super friendly and super attentive. I love it here and I go here at least 3 times a month lol read more

This value village use to be my go-to, but now it sucks. I can't count how many times I pick up an item only to find the ORIGINAL TAG ON IT for LESS THAN what VV is now asking for it... You get your stuff for free. It's donated. You're ripping people off. read more

Value Village - Charging $3 more than the original price? Lol. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Marysville, Washington

the VV should charge people min price because they get the staff for free.....I told all my friends to boiccot VV and not to buy from them.. IT"S A SHAME THAT VV does this.......... read more

I went to Value Village tonight to shop and when it came time to pay, I tried paying at self checkout with a $50 bill and the machine spat it back out twice. An employee - older guy, little sketchy looking so we'll call him Sketch- come over to try and help, identified it as an older bill - I asked if I could exchange for some smaller bills to try - he said "sure you can go to the bank tomorrow and exchange it." Fair - they're not a bank though it could have been communicated more professionally than that. Then I said I would just go to the regular checkout and THAT'S when Sketch said if the machine rejected the bill they couldnt take it at the regular register either. I had NO other money - not on a card, no other bills - this was it. He took it to talk to the lady at the register, marked it with the color changing pen and then came back and said they couldn't take it. I asked why - I have worked around money, the mark PROVED the bill was REAL. I asked him: "Doesn't this mean this is real" (I already knew the answer was yes) and Sketch says: "I don't know and now that it's marked we can't take it." You don't KNOW but you work at a store that takes cash? You should know this, sir. And YOU'RE the one who marked it!! I also showed him the strip going through the bill and THAT wasnt even enough. "It's a strip," he says, "but not a metal one." How the F do you KNOW that when you don't even know the color the marker is supposed to turn! So asked what my options are - he takes my items, tosses them in the cart haphazardly and tells me: "you can come back tomorrow when you have real money and pay for them." I HAD REAL MONEY!! It was MARKED - the strip was inside the bill and the holographic face was on it!! How much more real could it be?! So I ask: "Well what if I come in tomorrow morning and pay for it with the same bill?" Like how would they know? Sketch says: "So you're saying you're going to come back and use this same bill tomorrow?" I told him: "That is NOW what I said" (Don't put words in my mouth, sir!) "I asked IF - how will the morning crew know?" "Oh they won't take a marked bill and I'm gonna tell them." So I finally said: "Fine! Go ahead and save them and I'll be back tomorrow morning." My sister overheard and comes over, I explain what's going on - my sister paid for my purchases with a card (Thanks sis!) which I repayed with the bill. Here's the thing about that $50 bill - I got it this morning from a CURRENCY EXCHANGE after exchanging some Euros and the bank ATM my sister deposited it in right afterwards took it no problem. If it wasnt real, the bank ATM certainly would have rejected it. My sister also worked with money and said yes that mark color meant it was authentic. IT WAS REAL AND I SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN HARASSED ABOUT IT!! My sister also said that Sketch seemed to be following us around the store and we had my niece with us. This may have also been discriminatory as he likely thought we were a lesbian couple with a kid and Value Village claims to be "Christian". Must've missed that "love thy neighbor" verse. I will NEVER be back to this Value Village and I will be getting in touch with their higher ups so they can be aware that their Marysville location won't take legal tender after its been PROVEN TO BE REAL and may be discriminatory against gay people even when they might not be gay read more

Their employee (blond girl with tattoos and green apron) decides to take up parking spots on their break. M daughter and I were trying to go to the big sale at Mimi's kids, we pulled in halfway, to the parking spot she was blocking and she still didn't move. There is an entire parking lot for valu village. There is a break room. So rude of their employees. read more

Staff are rude AF and spend too much time following u around and cant be bothered to help the registers go faster.

If I could give zero stars I would. You get these items from a donations FOR FREE!! ZERO DOLLARS!!! Everything here is extremely expensive especially because they're selling used items! You should be ashamed of yourself, this is stuff that I can't even afford working full time-I can't even begin to imagine how bad it is for the less fortunate. These jeans should be $10 maximum, these weren't even the highest priced pair that I saw. read more

Value Village - A pair of ripped Levi's jeans - Thrift Stores Near Me - Marysville, Washington

I did buy a lot of fitness equipment here for my senior fitness center about a half a mile away. I also give away a lot of things to this value village. I had a very nice bench that was about 8 feet long that I wanted to donate yesterday so I loaded in my truck, and when I I got to the donation center, the guy said oh well this is wet. We can't take it and I was like that's funny, you're kidding right? And he's like no I'm serious. It's wet., I was all....dude get a towel, it's hardly wet. I came from about a half a mile away, and barely started raining. I'll help you dry it. But he insisted he couldn't take it. He was a real a-hole about it too. I didn't argue, I just left. I have no problem, taking my donations elsewhere! VV could've probably put it on the floor for about 60 bucks, whatever... in general this place has no customer service. They try to run you through self check out just like everywhere else, but they have no register open for people who don't want to do self check out. I'm done with this place. read more

I enjoyed today's shopping at value Village Tom. The guy upfront was super sweet. The only thing that I would recommend is that they have a live voice over the intercom, letting people know what color of the day it was. I was quite confused. There was blue or green the signs indicated it looked blue, but somebody said it was green, the clothes were organized very nicely and the staff was great. I would give you five stars darling. You're doing great and I would come again to your store thank you so much. read more

5/2/21 I love this location. The staff is friendly and efficient. I found some great things, while visiting my relatives in Marysville. I am impressed with the gal cleaning the carts and greeting the customers as they walk in. She's friendly and informative. I browsed for about 2 hours and found a few household items and pricing was beyond fair. 5 stars for VV in Marysville. read more

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Prices are high, and lady with curly hair at checkout stands was very rude and intimidating was a foot away watching me like a hawk for no reason read more

Might as well take the Value out of your name. A company who's products are donated, selling things like Lodge skillets for over retail price is gross! These types of stores used to be a great way to save money; now they're a great place to get ripped off. I'll never go back. I'm only going to hit up garage sales from now on. read more

this store here in marysvile is so overpriced on there junk that its a sin the staff is vary rude at times as well i use to like value village when it first opened but i guess like everything else price and greed goes up and standards go down , you wont find me in one any more and all my friends ask me what took so long we stop going there a long time ago read more

I went to the Value Village in Marysville today on my way home from work and seen a watch that wasn't running and i asked the clerk about the watch and i asked him if they were firm on the the price it was $200 dollars for a non-working watch then i asked him about the return policy and he told me as is and i could not return it if it didn't run and he told me well I suggest you don't buy it then i said wow and walked out what kind of shit is this they get it for FREE and want you to gamble on your purchase that you can't return I call BS on something they got for free Just Greedy is all it is read more

Great selection of used toys at great prices, got two toys that are still in stores for over $20 for less than $5 each!

Amazing selection and some best finds. The prices are a bit high but the items I've found are unique. read more

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Value Village has.... NO Dressing rooms - NO RETURNS - Only Exchanges... so company keeps your money! read more

This location is decent. The clothing selection is always great for brand clothing. Furniture selection is abundant. The layout of the store is decent as well. Nice place to stop by and pass the time. read more

Value Village - Thrift Stores Near Me - Marysville, Washington

Dont even try to donate any thing here that's not a tiny item. You will be declined. They will say "bring it tomorrow" with no promises. Happy to give coupons but not wanting to have donations. I do not have time to play cat and mouse over unwanted, unloved, but still quality items. Similar experience at Goodwill. Marrysville is too good for my items!!!! read more

The one worker lady with curly hair was so rude to my friend and I during checkout, literally standing two inches from us watching like a hawk for no damn reason. Learn some customer service skills. read more

This is a fairly big store with lots of stuff for sale. I have shopped here for several years since I live nearby and it is easy to just drop in every couple weeks or so. Most of the time, though, I leave with nothing. I would guess I probably actually BUY something about every fourth visit. This is partly due to the fact sometimes there just isn't anything there for me, but often there are items I would purchase if the price was more reasonable. Clothing is especially way overpriced, even worn, torn, stained stuff. I don't even bother looking through the very large clothing selection anymore because the prices are just ridiculous. I'd rather pay a little more and get new clothing from a discounter like Ross. Fortunately, there are other departments with more reasonable pricing, including books, artwork, toys, games, and furniture. Like many other VV stores, this one recently went to self-checkout only. If you'd rather patronize a thrift store that still rings your purchases up for you, Goodwill is just a ways down State Avenue from VV. I find prices there to be generally more reasonable, especially on clothing. read more

I always find the best stuff at this value village- seriously. I go to thrift stores between here and Seattle and this one always has the coolest stuff! Not too mention the folks in the donation center are always so kind, especially devin! Absolutely my fave location in the state read more

Come here and yes you can find good bargains, but be careful as a lot of the items are actually more expensive here then you can find them new, or from Facebook market place. I mean some of the clothing is sooo worn out and they still want a large sum for it since it's a name brand Used dirty nasty shoes with worn out soles are 13 bucks just because they are Nike, no thanks that is absurd. The staff are generally very friendly, but the fact that the prices are so high, I don't want to donate my things here, to a business that Claims to help people by selling cheap second hand items only to find out that the prices are so high. Used to be amazing prices but sadly those days are gone read more

Huge selection with good prices. Not uncommon to find good name brand things in good condition for cheap. Never had a bad experience here.

workers will not take a walk up donations and threat to ticket you and refuse you to shop, as well the store is dirty with drug dealing in restroom. clothes are dirty have holes over price as well. ask for help and i was told i am busy check up front to get help read more

Friendly staff with great selection! Nice location off of the main road. Great prices! Thanks!

Easy to donate unwanted goods! Always quick and pleasant to donate items from all my downsizing!

This is my favorite second hand clothing store in the area. They are always very organized, friendly staff and plenty of selection to choose from. The prices seem to be creeping up but are still reasonable... I donate so I do take advantage of their 30% coupon when I can. They get busy but even when there is a line the checkers are quick and friendly. The only CON is they need to update and clean their bathroom more. It is a little gross most of the times I have HAD to use it. read more

I bought 3 pairs of jean shorts today at the Marysville branch. I was told by an "alleged" brand new employee that we could try them on at home (due to covid) and would have 14 days to return any or all of them. I charged the jeans on my credit card and went home, tried them all on and found that only the $6 pair of jean shorts did not fit correctly. I brought them back with the receipt and was told I had to buy something immediately for $6 to replace this item--no return credit to my account--No credit exchange for shopping for something some other time. Tell me why Value Village can't return to their old return policy. How is the idiotic 'no refund' policy helping control Covid-19? It makes no sense. It is a simple computer transaction that requires NO exchange of cash (potentially spreading the virus). They are going to put this pair of jean shorts right back on the shelf so why would a 'no refund' policy like this make any dent in our current pandemic? I chalk it up to yet another store policy set up to make shopping less convenient for the masses benefiting only Value Village in the short run but detrimental to the company long term. If someone can explain just how this policy helps control the spread of Covid-19, please enlighten me. read more

Ridiculous prices for used clothing. $15 for shirts, $10 t-shirts. Shoes are running around $15. Might as well go to a department store and buy from the sales racks. You have to check EVERYTHING because they put damaged and stained clothes on the rack. It really bothers me that people donate things to this company and the charity gets very little of these overinflated prices. read more

#sexism is alive and well at Value Village. I went here while waiting for s brake job on my car. My error today was being a professionally dressed male in slacks and button up long sleeve shirt carrying my laptop bag. Store employee told me I couldn't have a bag, but had no issue with every other female having a bag (several larger than my laptop bag.). Apparently I need to have a prettier laptop bag. She stated 'it is just company policy' I'm baffled by the number of stores that accept offensive ideas as 'policy.' read more

Today was my first ever visit to a consignment/thrift store. It will not be my last. Recently out of the military and entering the civilian work force for the first time ever, I found myself in need of an entire new wardrobe. My first choice would have been Men's Warehouse but I don't exactly have a few thousand dollars laying around to be spent on clothes. So, on a complete whim, I decided to check out my local Value Village before heading to some department stores. I sure am glad that I made that choice! This location is HUGE. There are racks and racks and racks of clothes. Good clothes. Brand new clothes. CHEAP CLOTHES. I left with 5 pair of dress pants, 5 dress shirts, 9 long-sleeved knit shirts, 1 pair of dress shoes, and 1 pair of dress socks all for under $170. Unbelievable prices. The store is clean and the fitting rooms were fine. The employees were a little standoffish and seemed to talk about customers aloud. While checking out I listened to an entire conversation between two employees about how a certain customer who had just entered was probably shoplifting. That was a little weird. Other than that my visit phenomenal. Don't let the stigma of thrift shopping get to you. It's totally worth it. Save some bucks and shop at Value Village the next time you have needs. read more

Prices are EXTREMELY high. Almost full price for everything. Pretty crazy! Like in the back I saw a little tiny stack of opened napkins you would find at the dollar store for a dollar.. Priced at 2.99 LOL. Shirts are practically full price (Ross has way better prices - brand new) This place is a joke! Childrens Books are 1$ each at the least! 1.99 for adult books. Wow! Pictures are extremely high priced. I spend over 40$ every time I walk in there. Today it was 50$ on about 4 shirts and a few books & a board game! I feel so ripped off when I leave, never fails! Especially when I get home to find rips in most of the knitted shirts/purse I bought for 20$!! & I can't return them. Outrageous prices! Wish I had a camera phone at the time. Will take pics if I ever go there again. yuck! read more

I shop at thrift stores regularly and this one was a huge disappointment. While the store is huge and packed with used goodness, the prices are just way too high for used items!!! I found a handful of things that I wanted to pay for like books (buy 4 get one free,) a used women's leather jacket for $19.99, and a pair of jeans for $7.99. It is a HUGE pet peeve of mine when thrift stores do not have a public restroom that is easily accessible to the people. It is very disrespectful to have to ask "permission" to use the restroom. Do we look like we are four years old? NO! There is only ONE restroom which had a line of course. It would be a nightmare for women with children. I can only imagine!! The changing rooms are so small. No circulation. The changing room attendant was so nice and helpful. She is the reason for one of the two stars. The other star is due to the cashiers. They were helpful and friendly. However I will NOT be returning to this location. Ever. Prices are too high. I have no reason to want to pay high prices for used items. It is not worth my time. read more

Waste of time waste of a trip. This thrift store doesn't even directly help any non profit. Their prices are atrocious. Had to exchange things during this pandemic recently because fitting rooms are closed I took the tags off to wash the Jeans we bought for precautions sanitary reasons. The supervisor would not exchange any of the items that I had with the tags and the receipt because they didnt match but they were all the items I bought there! How about your labels dont even match the quality or the price of the item they should be! So overpriced. She went over all of them 15 mins just to tell me she wouldn't exchange them. I'm not annoyed at her so much but it's not my fault they label and make their stuff so much more then it should be so much that even the supervisors wouldn't/couldnt fathom that the item/price matches what THEY sold to me. Could've bought cheaper new items at ross or marshalls wanted to used recycle goods even though couldnt try them . Was negative experience. The supervisor said she wouldn't exchange and then just left the poor cashier to deal with me (a possibly angry customer but I wasnt I just grabbed the stuff and left). Felt bad the supervisor just abandoned her employee also to deal with what some other people wouldve been real upset about. read more

Value Village - How does my item not match the tag? I had to take home to try on and wash(closed dress rooms) before use because of the covid. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Marysville, Washington

Smells BAD. One thing I have never understood about thrift stores: Why not launder the clothing before placing it on racks in your stores? Sure, it may cost a little extra, but certainly the extra profits would make up for it. People would likely be willing to pay more and you wouldn't scare off the THOUSANDS of potential clients (like me) who find the smell of 6 month of barf and sour milk on clothing so unappealing. read more

Nice place to go treasure hunting. The prices seem as though they've increased lately as thrift shopping has become more popular. Like another reviewer said some prices are exorbitant just because of a particular brand- most of the time not even in good condition. Because of prices I only go on sale days or if I have an elusive coupon. Overall it's a a nice thrift store with a organized layout but they seem a bit greedy over-pricing people's donations they get for free. . read more

Nice selection. Clothing was priced high. A lot of the clothing I saw was priced shockingly high like tops that originally cost 10-12 dollars at Wal-mart. Walked out with nothing from the clothing section but the rest of the store had very reasonable prices. Found some great stuff! read more

I was in search for pet supplies today & I limited time. EMPLOYEE JOHN saw me rushing around & offered me help. He ran around the store with me & did not leave my side until he was sure that I had exactly what I was looking for. THANK YOU JOHN! ALSO, the store cashier lines were getting a little long & very quickly they opened 3 more lines. I was in & out in 10 minutes. Thank you! read more

I visit our Value Village fairly often and usually have pretty good luck. The store is reasonably clean for a thrift and huge, lots of items and they restock several times throughout the day. If you go during the week you'll mostly have the place to yourself. Minus one star for the pricing system, which tends to be on the higher end and kind of erratic. I don't expect them to be experts on the wide variety that comes through the store, but I've found glaring mistakes, like books of similar condition from the same publisher and part of a *series* all priced differently. I've also seen books priced higher than the original tag, such as having an old Borders tag for $2.99 right on the cover and Value Village pricing it $5.99, things like that. The first place I head to is the crafts section, which is also hit or miss on pricing. I've purchased perfect skeins of Cascade 220 and Malabrigo yarns for $3.99, and the next day they'll have old, scratchy, puke green acrylic that looks like it's been marinating in cat fur since the 1970's priced similarly. My advice: block out two hours for browsing, wear comfy shoes, bring hand sanitizer, and use your smart phone to compare ebay pricing on anything vintage before you buy. Oh and Value Village, if you need someone local to help you with craft and yarn pricing, I'm here. Seriously. Call me if you have yarn. read more