Just went there for the first time ever. It is cash only and that's a little bit of a bummer but…read morethey do have ATM machine that charges $3.50 for a fee if you have to pay that. Good brand too. I would definitely go with cash in hand, and be prepared to spend a while, searching through the racks because they do things by color and not size. But definitely some good name brands

Decent amount of stock. Prices were offensive. Selling USED clothing for 10-15% under MSRP? Go to…read moreMarshalls.

Lots of stuff but nothing I wanted. Not your usual thrift shop. More tools and housewares etc.read more

Interesting place to browse for used furniture and kill some time. If you don't want to pay…read moreexorbitant price for brand new you should come in to take a look.

I had such a lovely experience! The owner was kind and helpful. She listened to what I needed and…read morehelped me find it! I purchased a dress and a scarf that I'll be wearing to a wedding, and a very comfy tee that's perfect for Fall. I'll be back for sure!

I absolutely love that Hope's Closet Boutique donates its profits to various charities. The owner…read morewas incredibly friendly and kind. It's hit or miss depending on what has been donated to them at the time. I really hope they do well because it's a wonderful thing they're doing and I applaud their generosity!

For about 45 years I've supported this store as a buyer and as a donor. The best buy - of my LIFE -…read morewas here, a camelhair winter coat, perfect size and $20! The employees who staff the intake area are just delightful, helping carry items to the donation area in the rear of the store from your car to the holding bins. I do a Swedish Death Cleansing about every 4 months, so I always have items piling up in the back seat of my car, waiting to go. Also, pro tip: if you're lucky to lose a little weight and your clothes are looser than normal, clean 'em up and donate! It makes it less likely that you'll creep back into that bigger size if they're gone and someone else is looking good! Inside, the store is bright, staffed well, the items are out to sell and if you don't see what you want today, go back tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. New things are always to be found. And you'll feel pretty good for supporting a charity that actually benefits people in our local community.

I have been shopping here for 25 years and I have never met a rude associate. They store is clean…read moreenough and organized. I find so many high quality items for the kind of prices that should be on USED items. I have been to the large FOR PROFIT store up the street and the prices are so crazy, seriously. I know that the CEO of this said store makes 400,000 + a year and execs make 250+ they give 1% to charity. I shop at Salvation Ary because they are a charity and do so much to help make this world better. I only donate to them. I think based on my experience here that some of the Yelp reviews are not real customers. Thank you and God bless you!

Most of the store is very well kept in clean. The furniture selection is great and the prices are…read moremore than reasonable. I like to stop there at least every two months if not more often.

Whitman Furniture moved from Whitman to Brockton Ave in Abington. Love the items they sell. You…read morenever know what you'll find. The two guys who own the store are very friendly. It's my go to vintage/used furniture store. I enjoy browsing and never leave empty handed.

Seller Beware! It's just super frustrating to be a consignor here. One of your items sold? Great,…read morebut oh no, we're holding back your $12. Just because. You saw funds drop into your consignor account after selling something? Great . . oh, but you might see the very same item on their in-house online selling account, and at a higher price than your item was "sold" for. No point in asking what's going on, because there are no answers, just deflection, deflection. When you finally give up on consigning, as I did, and ask very politely for the funds from your last sale, expect to receive nothing. Because "you don't have enough in your account so you'll have to ask the owner". Ask the owner for the funds from my own consigned items, but "it's unlikely he'll make an exception"? It's an interesting business model, I grant you that! For me, another hard lesson learned! If you're shopping for bargains, it will only benefit you. If you want to turn over a few of your nice things- nope!

So many beautiful clothes here!! Amazing selection, everything from vintage to dressy to everyday…read morewear... Definitely shop here before you go to the big stores! Very easy to consign with as well... just read the webpage thoroughly for all you need to know for consigning.

It's hit or miss depending on the day . Sometimes you will…read morefind exactly what you are looking for at a great price. The staff is helpful But there should be a bathroom or port a potty at least. And you should be able to try things on because there is no exchange or return.

Great service for the community and those in need of good quality items gently worn for those who…read moremight need to watch their budget! You can find lots of great value donated items and walk away with a great buy!

Most of the clothing is outdated. There is no Place to sit…read moredown if you are a senior. There is no bathroom. The prices are reasonable and sometimes you will find a treasure. But some of the dishes were chipped no useable. The staff is helpful and friendly. No place to try on no returns.

I decided to check this place out, after driving by it from Planet Fitness which is across the…read morestreet. I do enjoy thrifting, and also seeing what we could potentially find. There is a little bit of a parking area here, but otherwise you'll need to do the street. The place is a little small, and they do have some deals. It was unfortunate that there was nothing that I was looking for at the time, for that they didn't have the size that I wanted. They do offer a free drink with every purchase which is kind of cool. Otherwise there wasn't too much to do here.