Savers

D.L. Walker

You can't try on the clothes so you have no idea if they fit. They're way more expensive than other Thrift stores, and they don't provide bags anymore. There's way too many thrift stores out there to be going to this one

Ricky

The pricing is higher than most savers. I guess you can inflate secondhand items? But for the most part I have found a lot of nice thrift store treasures here reasonably priced.

Kailey Comrie

Why are there no fitting rooms?!? You sell 2nd hand clothing that tend to shirk over time, so who knows if its even close to the correct size that it says on the tag. Shopping at any thrift store you plan to be there for at least an hour to go through the aisles only to find out you cant try things on! Waste of time!

S Price

Savers used to be my go-to thrift store, but I won't be back until they either put the fitting rooms back in or update their return policy. It's ridiculous to provide no way to try on clothes in-store and then not even offer a store credit for what doesn't fit. They only offer exchange within 14 days and you must exchange the entire purchase on the same day. Who has time to go back every 2 weeks and look for new clothes that may also not fit? Not only that, but their prices have gone up astronomically. $15-$30 for used jeans that I can't even try on? Surely as a for-profit business that doesn't even purchase what they sell, they can afford a few fitting rooms. I went to DI the same day and got 3 pairs of pants (including a new-with-tags Eddie Bauer), a pair of shorts and 2 shirts for $25. And I got to try them on first!