The Thrift Store - Jacksonville, Florida

FreeAtBirth M.

It was a good store for people who cannot afford to buy clothes, shoes and other items. They had reasonable prices for used items but not any longer. Most of used items overpriced. You can even buy broken things or do not notice that they can sale teared dresses, holled clothes with spots but if you bought they will not take them back. They have full profit for items people donated to someone in need and if even someone sale them they have to check if this item cost that much or it doesn't. Some items cost more that in regular store but they not new and should not be sold like new at all. Most of their employers do not speak English. It is hard to find anyone who can respond if you ask anything. Some show you true ignorance and even being pretty rude if you try to get some attention, showing you, like you should not even try to speak them in English. I made some pictures of cracked crystal bowl, the item which has store price on it buy for sale more expensive that it is, and trash blanket which is real old.

Chad G.

Early this year, prices were high. $6 for a used Blu Ray every other thrift store asks $3 for. Then over the summer, prices for them were matching goodwill. Since school started back prices for them have become worse than ever. If you need anything from the video game or jewelry case you are screwed. I was standing at the case for 10 minutes today, and no employee came to help at all. Idk about anything else, I'm upgrading my dvds to blu ray

Official D. O. D.

Bought two of the same shirt. One priced at 7.99 and the other 9.99. I completely understand it’s a thrift store. I wasn’t even making a big deal about the price itself. I was just showing the lady they’re the same identical shirt from the same company for two different prices and she did not care at all. They have a plethora of merchandise, it’s awesome but the prices are outrageous and the customer service isn’t the greatest.

Nathaly R. C.

The store has a wide variety of items to offer. It’s organized and clean. It’s one of the best thrift stores I’ve been too but my only complaint is theirs someone who is over pricing certain brands. I’ve come across a lot of clothes that are the same brand but different prices? Thank you to who ever isn’t price gouging though! I appreciate the $15.99 Nikes that I’ve found for my little one.

FairLady S.

The store was alright. It was super busy and items were all over the place. Some items were priced well and others were a bit higher but not over the top. I probably won't revisit but it was worth a look. The little tiny older lady at check out was a DOLL! So loved her! You really have to sift through things to find items of interest and or a good deal. Little kids scaling the furniture and announcements made to stop them because mom or dad weren't anywhere to be found. It was a wild experience 😆

Alison (. E.

It’s a huge store! Bring skates. 😃
They have lots of everything. From nice linens, decent furniture, to clothes, tools, pet stuff and exercise equipment. There’s a little bit of everything. For a thrift store, they’re pretty organized too. Worth the trip.

Amanda G.

I am so disappointed. This used to be my very favorite thrift store in town. You could always find amazing things at great prices. I went today and everything is OUTRAGEOUSLY priced. I even brought a bag up that had originally been priced at two dollars after a markdown and they had it priced at $5.99 and nobody could give it to me for the two dollar price 😳

They have no wrapping papers so if you buy anything breakable, you’ll have to find a way to get it home without breaking it. Tank tops are selling for $24.99! This will be my last time here. I used to recommend it to everybody as well and from now on I will tell people to avoid it. It’s a real bummer.

Rafael D.

The store has a wide variety of products and is located in a good place. But even though they receive donations, they sell products that are too expensive, and it seems that there is no one to regulate this situation. They have too many workers, but I am not exaggerating, there are too many.
I have been told that the manager is always traveling and the one who sets the prices is a Cuban. (The store is also full of Cuban workers.) So there is surely something fishy going on that will not even be known if an investigation is not opened. It is said that it is a Nonprofit Store, but...
A nonprofit store is a business that is tax-exempt and operates for the public good, rather than to generate profit for its owners.