This tucked away thrift shop is a true gem in the community, helping meet the needs and dreams of…read moremany--in an affordably stylish way. Sonja helped me at checkout and was kind enough to offer extra assistance in getting my stack of items to the car. The workers' hearts are salt of the earth, and they are ceaselessly welcoming. Books are in ample supply, alongside seasonal clothing, sentimental knickknacks, time-capsuled cds, practical housewares, cozy candles and accessories of every kind. This shop also offers an endless selection of shoes, ties, toys, and spools of ribbon. From moose mugs to towering Christmas trees, they have a bit of everything to pique the interest of all who enter. The store provides frequent sales and markdowns in the week, which is an added bonus. Parking is perpetually plentiful, while the bathroom is kept clean and easily accessible. Beside it sits a pair of water fountains, to keep patrons hydrated while searching for buried treasure. Every visit to this shop is an adventure and every peek down the aisle a possibility. I look forward to it so much--because it brings out the kid in me. If you love finding pieces that speak to you and tell a story too, then you'll love this special place and the sincere, smiling staff inside. I can't recommend supporting this mission strongly enough.

Great thrift store! Good deals, good sales. Fabulous…read moreassortment! You have to check it out.

Small little shop with lots of good finds. Reasonable prices. I like bringing my donations here as…read morestaff is always very appreciative. Definitely recommend checking this place out.

It's a small shop, but if you find anything you are getting a great deal! There was a $1 rack…read moreoutside with some clothing, and inside a lot of the clothing racks were $4. You can't beat those prices at a thrift store! They also have a good mix of non clothing items and they have a good amount of pet items, most of which were new! I will definitely be coming back, and it's nice to know that supporting this store benefits such a great cause.

We like this ARC and find unique items here! Service is friendly and I really wanted this cool…read morevintage frame but it was a bit too big and didn't need another project!

Staff here are over the top. Makes the entire vibe here weird and off putting. Not worth itread more

Quite a variety of things...u found a lot of clothes, a Chala purse, Henckel knives...I had to make…read moreroom in my suitcase for my treasures...had a blast!!

Really horrible place. Because nothing is priced, you have to ask an employee and everything seems…read moreto be a different price depending on how you "look" if you know what I mean.

I have been coming to these bins for close to 12 years now. I'm a mom of 3 boys, a teacher and a…read morereseller- so this used to be a regular place for me. life has gotten busier so I don't go as much but still love finding some treasures when I have time to stop. I absolutely love seeing the young teens and college kids in now and seeing that they appreciate a sustainable wardrobe. Whether they are buying for themselves or reselling, it is so cool to see it so busy and popular now. As a teacher finding toys and books has been a lifeline for me there. My 3 star rating is because they are back to allowing children. As a preschool teacher my eyes and ears are always alert to children crying or lost- and it is almost every time I go that I see something that makes me cringe. The last being a child about three years old trying to hush its crying infant sister while the mom was across the store shopping. Parents set up whole play areas on the floor while they spend hours shopping. I truly wish they either changed it to no kids or your kid has to be on you or with you the entire time. There is so much potential danger that it makes it not so fun to shop and watch happen. You can't leave a child on the floor against the wall in any store so I'm not sure how parents think it's OK to do at the bins. To end on a happy note, so happy to see that books are just $.25. The less in the landfill and on bookshelves the better.

Ok, my first time at "The Bins" as my daughters call it and it was an eye opener, I was unprepared…read more - a large warehouse with dozens of large bins, multiple rows of clothes, the other misc stuff. - there is no organization of stuff, its all just thrown into the bin for you to look thru. - approx every 30 minutes the bins are switched out for different bins with different stuff. Be prepared, it's a free for all once they are changed! - the clothes are not priced by item, they are weighed and you pay by the pound. (Example: my daughter got 4 t-shirts, a sweatshirt and a pair of pants for $8) - if you love to thrift and enjoy (and have the patience) going thru things one at time, you'll like this place. - GPS will take you to the back of the store, entrance is on Platte River, you have to circle around. - I highly suggest wearing disposable gloves!

I recently consigned clothes here and had an amazing experience all around!…read more It was easy to find street parking directly in front of the store. The staff was very efficient when going through my items. They accept items during all opening hours which is a welcome change from other consignors in the area. The process is actually pretty simple and streamlined. They also offer payouts electronically or with a check. I didn't purchase anything as my intent when going in was to reduce the items in my closet rather than add to them, but from what I saw they had a nice variety of sizes and styles of clothing, from vintage to modern. They do have women's and men's clothing as well. Prices were reasonable. I will definitely be back to consign clothes in the future!

Amazing finds of all kinds! Great location, amazing staff! Even have a 2$ and 5$ bin with amazing…read moreitems inside!

Just a friendly neighborhood thrift store! I've visited probably a dozen times and have always had…read morefriendly, courteous interactions with the ARC staff. Even on Saturdays when they are very busy, the staff is very visible and helpful. Like every other thrift store, the inventory changes frequently, but I have made some great finds at this location.

While in the store near the restroom area, I overheard a manager belittling and yelling at the…read moreemployees in the store. This is incredibly unprofessional and unacceptable. Managers shouldn't be abusing their powers like that. They should lead with grace. Once I overheard this, I left. If that's how you treat the employees that work hard for the store, then you shouldn't have our money.

Great thrifting spot. I came here with a friend not expecting to get drawn into the thrill of the…read morehunt. But I found some great jackets, bags, and some retro video games that were too good to pass up. Well organized and full to the brim, this place is a fun little treasure hunt for a fair price.

No mirrors or dressing rooms, crowded and high prices! I'll stick to Goodwill or Arc. Red White &…read moreBlue is a for profit business.

The place is a bit wild, but decently organized. The tool section had a couple of treasures that…read moresurprised me. Everything they had was inexpensive and looked to be in decent shape, great for a college kid with an apartment or someone needing temporary furniture.

I've said this often. Hiring young people used to be a positive thing. Teach responsibility,…read morecharacter and customer service. That was when I grew up, these days the kids are completely shut off and unresponsive. I went into the Habitat for Humanity on Quincy in Littleton on 05-17-2026 and there were 3 young people who literally ignored everyone. One guy in particular who walked around with his hands permanently stuck in his pocket came by me, stared and kept going. He annoyed me so I watched him a little. Apparently the job description given to him was to walk around the store, talk to no one, ignore people and wait for your shift to end. I feel for managers having to hire these unambitious, uninspired people who really accomplish nothing during their day..the cashier? He was a real charmer also. No greeting, no eye contact...he simply did the very least he could and rang us up, told us our total and let us walk off without a single word...this country is in trouble...one person said they were "COVID" kids and I said hooey..they have a conscious..