Charleston Outlet

Woohoo! I love this place. I always find something.
Their prices are reasonable for many things and then they shoot up for designer items…
I’m glad I’m not too Trendy.

«#1 Thrift Store in Vegas!» the signs at the door proclaim. I’m not sure who voted, but I disagree. It’s on the seedy part of Charleston, and bags are locked up while you browse and there’s a turnstile entrance. Electronics section is from the 90s, and is behind a locked gate. I’ll let you draw your own conclusions.
Selection reminds me of a garage sale, most of stock is dated. They do have a counter area with jewelry and collectibles. Street parking and lot available. Lots of signage about how items with «tampered tags» won’t be sold. My dislike for this place is more related to their uncomfortably over-​the-​top preventative measures than their stock.

It’s a small place but a good one. I always find something to buy everytime i come here. It’s really cheap too. Lastly, the employees are really friendly and will even escort you to your car if you have a lot of stuff.

Great store. Very clean and organized. But the prices can be a little crazy. Almost retail. Very good quality clothing. They never have any sales days. If you are not a huge fan of thrifts this could be the place for you. Plus sizes are separated, but regular sizes are all mixed up. No dressing room and no exchanges/​refunds. Lots of brand new clothing with tags.

Done with giving this place my money. Every single time it’s something. Whether it be no dressing rooms, exchanges, refunds, tax, no price checks and no leaving anything on hold. Just can not suport a store who hires people that can’t smile or use basic english.

This place is alright for thrifting.
What I like:
–they slash the prices after every week until someone buys it.
–extra parking lot so you don’t have to park on the street
–there’s a 99 cents rack for certain items
What I don’t like:
–clothing isn’t separate by size. It takes me forever to look through a rack of clothes due to this.
–no dressing room
–they have 1 tiny mirror in the store
I like coming here when I want to pass time, but I usually don’t find much in my size or to my preference. They cater to bigger sizes since they have separate racks for plus sized dresses and blouses.

This store has got bargains if you want to be diligent and come everyday to see any new stock. Most things are priced too high to move so you get a lot of stale stock. Very little room for furniture and their no return policy makes it even less of a deal if you buy a dud so make sure it works or is not broken beyond repair. Is nearly always crowded and if you do not speak Spanish you may have to wait longer for service.
The Goodwill is my store of choice and the proceeds go to the community.

I used to like to visit this store when I was in the area, but this last time the prices were ridiculously high, some items were priced more than the item brand new. The employee I happen to get was very inmature and very unprofessional. I would not return here again, I just left all my stuff.

After three bunk yard sales and attempting to go to a super-​crowded Estate Sale in our neighborhood (most items were priced at $ 1– this was on the local news, so I should’ve known, right?), we went here on a whim on saturday morning.
My husband calls this place «stuck in time– like the one Napoleon Dynamite shopped in.» Yes, it still looks the same, there is that same turnstile in the front, the posted signs for the store policies, up at the front, the clothing categories, boutique section, electronics, and other housewares are still located in the same exact places. You must purchase boutique items are the boutique register– this lady was super busy with customers inquiring to see certain items (health & beauty, jewelry, accessories, and higher priced items like handbags– saw Coach).
Yes, it is small, and yes, the parking lot is small, and then you follow the signs to the street side parking, haha, how funny. It’s packed with shoppers, though. All Sales Final. The downside is there is no dressing room.
The upside is my husband found some Speedo swim gloves (improves your stroke strength) for me priced at $ 4.99 (mine broke recently and I hadn’t gone to the sporting goods store). This new package was from Big 5 and originally marked $ 19.99. What a steal! This was such a find, that I might make this a regular stop every month.

OMG! I loved this store (but I’m definitely biased since I found my new favorite purse there. lol) Here are the facts…
PRO — They have an awesome collection of «stuff» behind a glass counter. This is all the really cool stuff. I bought an authentic LV white leather purse in very good condition for $ 50
CON — No Dressing Rooms and it’s pretty small
PRO — Staff is very friendly. Me and two other ladies had the poor lady behind the «secret glass counter» running back and forth letting us look at all the awesome stuff she had back there and she never once got snappy (even when we wouldn’t end up taking any of the items she brought out for us). She was super frienly and UBER patient.
CON — The clothing selection isn’t that great.

Good thrift store. Crowded! small. No dressing rooms. But i went on a limb and grabbed two pairs of jeans for 15 bucks total. One pair is awesome, the other is okay. But I’ll take it. I grabbed some good books as well. I will definitely go back but probably not on the weekend this time.