Thrift Giant

Better than the harry Hines store more a variety and better selection great customer service and great sales everyone there is nice I always feel welcomed when I go I will keep shopping at this store for sure

Decent size. Lots of selection. Changing rooms to try on.
Unfortunately it seems they take a lot of the stuff other stores won’t, due to condition. Boys section is tiny. Highest prices I’ve found, much like Plato’s Closet.
Good thing is they do have 50% off days, but there will be a huge crowd and the try on rooms are closed (understandably) during those days.

This review is specifically for the Denton Thrift Giant location. I had a beautiful, wooden entertainment center that I couldn’t take with me when I moved. My move out date was 12÷31÷15 so I scheduled them to come pickup my furniture on 12÷26÷15 in the morning. The scheduler told me that they should be at my apt. sometime around 10:30am. No problem! BUT, I get a call from the mover at 8am saying thay they’d be at my apt in 30 minutes. This is while I’m living in Dallas so obviously I can’t be in Denton in 30 minutes. I asked if they could give me like 15 more minutes to get there, and they said they are on a tight schedule (being the day after Christmas, I doubt it) and can’t wait or come back later. So I reschedule it to be picked up on 12÷30÷15 and told them that the apt. manager would let them into my apt to get it. They confirmed everything was good! THEN, on 12÷30÷15 I call the apt manager to see if they came to get it, and they didn’t!!! NO SHOW!!! Are you serious?!? I called Thrift Giant’s manager and he took down my info and assured me that he’d call me back and email me confirmation that it would be picked up… NOTHING!!! This management is a complete joke! I gave them my info 3 times…3 TIMES! UGH! Don’t schedule anything for pickup!
Not only does their pick up service suck, but there was ONLY ONE employee that spoke enough English to answer my question in the store that day. I can’t even enjoy their products or prices because of the awful customer service!

They cheat and discriminate against the poor, the cashiers shortchange the customers, and the managers are in on the rackets.. . so are their boyfriends!
Over priced, greedy, discriminatory, and cheap cheaters… No refunds and don’t care for the costermors…

This store still has not chAnged they are still the busiest store a high don’t care about there customers unless you got green comeing out of your nose

I have loved this store and told friends to go there many times. The last two trips I noticed the prices seemed higher. Today I found a cover to go over my dress. The fabric was very thin (worn) and there were snags on one arm and a small hole in the other. It had a full price ticket so I showed it to the cashier to see if I could get a discount. She had to call the manager and then it had to go to the production people. I was told no because that was why it was not marked up twice the price listed. I’d just like to say prices are going up and customer service from the production dept stinks. I could have walked out a happy customer with just a 25% discount.

I have found so many items that were a good buy at this store; it is mind-​boggling. There is a back parking lot; it is easy to get to. It is the second entrance going south off Brinker Road. You do not have to go through the Walmart parking lot. The employees are very nice. They have terrific 50% sales off the entire store! I love this place!

I’ve found so many amazing things here, and I’ve gotten great deals. They have 50% off days where everything is on sale. It’s the best! Recently, I got an amazing drafting table (solid wood) for only $ 12! This is definitely a thrift store to stop by and look around.

Best thrift store in Denton! I needed to get an oil change this weekend went to wally world to check that off my list. while i waited i went into Thrift Giant to pass some time. Great selection of clothing for women and children, accessories were super cute as well. I really appreciated how organized the store seemed.
THE BEST MOMENT; i was wondering if they had discount tags, thrift stores sometimes have different color tags and will have a color or 2 discounted that day, as soon as that though ran across my mind an intercom system alerted me of what color tags were 25−50% off. I was so excited that i didn’t have to roam around aimlessly to find out.
Check out lines at both entrances. However, I did notice that they didn’t always have staff to help checkout as soon as you were ready. Either way i was super pleased with this store and will definitely be going back.

I heard there was a new thrift store opening in Denton off the Loop and thought I should check it out before all the hipster fashion victims sucked it dry of anything good. I didn’t have a lot of time to spend in there this particular day so I did somewhat of a preliminary once-​around.
Annoyingly situated by a Wal-​Mart, Thrift Giant automatically suffers in the maneuvering and parking arena. It’s not terribly hard to get into but you have to get in by way of one of the anuses of the greater Wal-​Mart parking lot. I took a spot far far away from everyone else because their first weekend open resulted in slight chaos and I didn’t feel like dealing with the people desperate for the closest spot that would grant them the fastest access to other peoples’ cast off crap. Once inside, things seemed relatively calm…
Man, this place is pretty big relative to other thrift stores in town. I don’t know if it qualifies as a giant but it’s definitely not a dwarf. They had the racks organized surprisingly well. All areas were marked to signify what and for whom, and even the dress section was organized by sleeve length just like my very own closet. They had a great deal of children’s clothing and not just for babies which seems to be what I run into at other places. Overall, the place was easy to navigate and sifting through the racks was quick. I’d say their weakest merchandising point would be the home goods area which consisted mostly of plastic margarita glasses and a nice little corner where Van Gogh prints go to die. Price-​wise it’s cheap. It’s a thrift store, it should be anyway. I found a pretty cute dress for roughly $ 7. I had given Thrift Giant about 15 minutes of my time and found at least one item so that’s a promising start.
The check-​out is well equipped with real technology and several cashiers so you’re not standing in line forever second-​guessing your treasures you just found. Other than its location, the only other drawback is the feeling of complete loss of hope for humanity due to the odd array of customers that even Harmony Korine couldn’t invent.
In summation, I give Thrift Giant three stars for being organized and not wasting too much of my time. They are solely docked points due to the location and the fact that navigating the parking lot is only second to navigating the customers.