The Sheepfold Thrift Store

I was really sad when I walked into the store I mean these are items that have been donated and are extremely overpriced I saw families in there needy families trying to look for clothes for their loved ones and it’s just ridiculous that a little girls dress would be $ 7.99 and a pair jeans would be $ 16.99 when you can go to Walmart and get them brand-​new for about the same price or even less whoever is pricing the items does not realize that this is pre-​owned clothing

Nicely organized and clean, a bit overpriced. Lots of housewares here. The clothing was picked through since there was a large sale the day I went.
Place located in a plaza with two other thrift stores.

This ministry supports Women and children who have suffered domestic violence and mental abuse. I have supported and occasionally shopped there for many many years. What they do is invaluable and I appreciate what they do for the families in dire need. I always felt that the prices were fair and they get so many donations that there’s a very good selection of items to choose from in most categories

I visit this thrift store often and have found that most items in the store are really over priced in comparison to the other thrift stores. They do have some good designer bags from time to time and some other items that are on display as you first walk into the store, but those are all the very high priced items. They do have occasional good deals though on clothes.
I think what bothered me the most about this store is the fact that I was in mid-​shopping mode and the guy who works there just started turning the lights off at 5:30 when they close and just stood there with his jacket like I was keeping him from going home. So I just put the articles I had in my hand back on the rack and left. It was really rude in my opinion. It won’t stop me from going back though. I never want to miss a bargain!

Compared to the other thrift shops on this strip, the sheepfold doesn’t do too good. Everything is not very organized and there seemed to be broken down shelves and it was not kept clean, there was trash all around the floors and items seemed out of place. The movies seemed to be guarded and behind a counter… seemed kind of odd for a thrift store. Its not a very big thrift shop. I do respect the Sheepfold and everything they do, but the thrift shop needs some love.

My friends and I frequent this thrift store about once a month along with the others in this row and every time I go in, I walk out empty handed. I don’t know what it is but I can never find anything here but that won’t stop me from coming in and checking it out.
The store is fairly clean and as organized as a thrift store can be.

Gave this thrift store another chance. I still find that many of these prices are too high, but they do have pretty good sales: 50%-75% on a good day. The last time I went they even gave free hot dogs with every purchase! I’ve also seen days where they have 99cents and $ 1.29 clothes for sale. They are pretty big and the store is evenly divided between household items and furniture on one side and clothes, shoes, and accessories on the other. Overall, a solid thrift store that holds potential for some good finds.

The Sheepfold is one of the first stops on Orange’s thrift row; it’s a cute store that supports a local church and it’s a nice break from the larger thrift stores I typically encounter in LA.
The store offers a pretty standard selection of items: apparel, some furniture, art, toys, shoes, books, videotapes, records, bric a brac, housewares and more
Best section? Actually, there were a few pretty solid sections. At five for a dollar the videotape section was a bargain. There were also some excellent mugs and small housewares that I spotted and I would recommend zooming by that section.
As far as the store itself, I couldn’t figure out how I felt about it. Parts of the store were very well organized (clothing) and other parts of the store (everything except clothing) was a bit cluttered but in a «I know there’s something amazing in here so I’m going to put up with digging through this» kinda way. The store is small enough that if you’re looking for something you won’t need to spend too long to discover if it’s there or not.
Everyone who works at the store is also super friendly!
And prices. I found that everything in the store that was not clothing was very well priced (and I also happened to stop by on a tag sale day). I found the clothing to be average, if not on a little bit of the higher side but I also found the higher cost to be worth the above average selection of items that were in the store
The sheepfold is decent thrift store. I wasn’t incredibly impressed but I also didn’t leave disappointed (or empty handed). If you’re choosing between the Sheepfold and a store like Goodwill or Salvation Army, this place is much better but I wouldn’t come in with sky high expectations.
Also, there’s free little Debbie snackcakes at the check out. I kid you not.

So I think it is pretty awesome that i watched a lady in front of me buy 4 nice coats for $ 4 plus tax! Their collectable glassware is significantly marked up and sold in mismatched sets. A pretty solid little thrift shop.

I do not understand why people are raving about this place. Everything was over priced, the selection was scarce and it was constantly playing Christian music, drove me nuts.

1^st time shopper over the weekend… they were having a ½ price sale on Saturday… was great! Well organized and clean for a thrift store, Found loads of clothes, would go back!

Prices are how prices should be for a thrift store! Plus they always have sales on certain items especially clothes. The shop is a great size, so you don’t need to dedicate a whole day to rummage through their racks and items. I love that the racks are not cluttered and it’s fairly organized. The selection is good in that things aren’t broken, stained, ripped, etc.
All in all, some days you walk out a winner, some days you don’t. That’s the thrill of thrifting =)

This is easily one of the most reasonably priced thrift stores I go to. Clothing is consistently 50% off. As a rule of thumb, it is quite clean and well tended to. Many times, I have walked out of Sheepfold with brands like J. Crew, Banana Republic, Gap, etc. Unlike the thrift store 2 doors down (Family Thrift), at Sheepfold, you can actually find a steal. They don’t mark things up insanely high just because it’s a name brand. You’ll probably end up paying something like 4 or 5 dollars for a brand name item, which is not bad at all. I’d totally recommend it.

WTH… I missed free bread??? ARGH!!! ohhh well its likely better since I dont need anymore carbs anyways…
but this place like all the others I visited here on thrift shop row was primarily a clothes location. They had some furniture but not a lot. I randomly decided to ask about cuff links but they were out. They did have some childrens stuff.
But this is a joint to come to if you are looking for some very cheaply priced stuff period. It is very reminiscent of the other shops right here. Clean for the most part, lots of clothes at cheap prices.

This place has FREE bread bags for everyone (limit 2 per family). Its pretty small and has more clothing than items but its ok. No thrift store smell. A LITTLE cluttered. Mostly clothing and stuff.

The best thrift store in all of Orange County. The selection is great, and the prices are just right. They are constantly putting out new items. If you go at the right time of the day, there is a shopping cart filled with FREE bread and baked goods. This is how a thrift shop should be run. They don’t go looking things up on the internet to check it’s value. They just give it a guesstimate and slap a price tag on it, which makes it a great place to find some gems! My only complaint is that they sometimes write the prices directly on to the items, and it ends up staining/​damaging an otherwise «new» item. Oh yeah, and the young blond girl who works at the counter is very friendly and has one of the nicest booties I’ve ever seen.

This place seemed too small to have promising selection. And it was really small. And the dressing room smelled like urine. However, it’s just a small price to pay for the super cheapness of everything. It’s worth a second trip for me.