Mission Possible Bargain

Workers just sitting around talking and using bad language. Nothing really worth buying

This store is very well kept. Always clean and organized, and usually has decent items, not just junk.
It’s worth a stop.

This place has it all. Bunk beds, dressers, couches, kids stuff, and clothes galore. It’s definitely better than most thrift stores.

Still loving this place. I donate to them a lot, and the employees will give you a 25% off one item coupon every time you donate, which is great! Also, the employees here are so darn nice unlike other thrift stores (I’m looking at you, Salvation Army), and the store has good turnover. You can find some really great stuff here. I got an Etienne Aigner leather handbag for less than $ 5 and some leather winter boots for $ 5.
I still occasionally go to Goodwill or Salvation Army, but this is hands-​down the nicest thrift store in the area!

This is a beauty of a thrift store! This is hands down my favorite thrift store in Birmingham now. I honestly had never been until yesterday when I took the Thrift Store Tour down Greensprings Hwy. It was a wonderful contrast after visiting the other 2 stores down the highway. There were so many things that I was left wanting as far as how the other stores were run and laid out that Jimmie Hale had ALL the answers to as I explored their store.
They organize things by SIZE!!! Maybe by colors, too. I didn’t pay that much attention. If I’m looking for a certain color, I can see that from 20 feet away. Rather than having to dig through the waistband for the size, they organize it for you by size, AND put the size on the colored price tag for your ease of viewing. Those simple steps make the gold digging experience 3X easier in my book.
They have a wonderfully large, colorful store that is super well organized and labeled with signage. It is far more appealing to the eye than the others.
They have 4 fitting rooms, each with locks and mirrors and little benches and wall hooks. AND there is a 3 view mirror right outside the fitting rooms with a rack to hang clothes that you decide you don’t want.
If that’s not enough, they have a comfy area up front for lounging around whilst bored of shopping for yourself or with others. AND You can grab a shopping hand-​basket or shopping cart depending on how much damage you want to do.
OHHH, and they have 2 public restrooms, AND a water fountain. And they play some uplifting Christian music over the speakers for customers. I feel like I could keep listing things that make this store better.
Ahhh…such a delightful change and increase in store pride for a thrift store/​donation center. These people are truly making people’s lives better. This will now and probably forever be my first go-​to on Thrift Store Tour for a wonderfully higher customer experience. Thank you, kind people, for your diligent efforts; keep this up for years to come!

I stopped in to drop off a bag of donated clothes. Inside I found a large thrift store with clean, well organized departments.
Very friendly staff and great prices. Most clothes ranged from $ 2 – 4.
They have extensive clothes sections, electronics, furniture and miscellaneous odds and ends.
It also had 4 or 5 clean, well-​lit dressing rooms.
Overall, much nicer than both thrift stores in the area (Goodwill and Salvation Army).
I will definitely be back and would recommend you stop in!