Crosslines

They post pictures of items they have for sale but they post them after they have been sold. You wait along time for bathroom keys and fitting room keys and they get in no hurry.. some items have new item prices

Cost me 60 miles of unnecessary driving because they wanted to close early even though I called to confirm they WOULD BE OPEN.

Compared to other thrift stores where I have shopped, the prices are very good on necessities such as clothing, shoes and small household items. I got jeans, shirt and shoes all for $5.00, I see higher prices at yard sales. There was a pr. of new Nike shoes for $10.00 but not my size. I understand that the money goes to help those in need with food and utility bills. There is a selection of collectables that is priced higher, but not near as high as flea markets and such. As far as cleanliness, I saw customers throwing clothing on the floor and leaving messes and the workers had to constantly clean after them.

I've been shopping here for 15+ years. This store used to have the best selection and prices anywhere. The last several months it's terrible. No selection and they've gone out of sight on prices! Sadly, I'm going to have to take them off my weekly route.

No public bathroom, and "We're watching you" signs everywhere. Prices used to be the best, now if cashier decides what you have is "name brand" it's five dollars. I don't mind paying more for designer items, but they should be marked or in a different location. Last time I paid .50 for Levi's, but they wanted $5 for Old Navy jeans. Huh?