Prestonwood Upscale Resale

Weird little place, not bad, just weird!
Though they call themselves «upscale resale» they kind of are, and kind of aren’t.
Lots of furniture, some funky grandma-​mid-​century, which I like, but not exactly mid-​century modern, and at pretty high prices considering it’s not in the best condition and not traditionally collectible. Some really 80’s stuff too – and way overpriced there as well.
Clothing all seemed to be in good shape, they have their regular section, where prices range from 5 – 10 per piece, which is not unreasonable, but it is more than the good will or SA or Thrift Giant.
Then there’s the boutique thrift, with the higher-​end brands, and prices there seemed quite good!
There’s also a decent variety of plus and petite for such a small store, though I didn’t see any talls.
Bottom line: I imagine this is a good place to go regularly to score that occasional amazing «find», but if you stop in periodically, you’ll probably be disappointed.

Lots of good quality clothing at über reasonable prices. Also some gently used furniture and a few housewares. This thrift shop is run by the Lifesavers Foundation, a 501©(3) organization that supports single and pregnant women in crisis. Would be worth a stop whether or not it was for a good cause!

I found perfectly like-​new jeans for $ 5.99 each. Seriously excited! Gap, Talbots (we’re talking $ 70+ jeans!) and Eddie Bauer to name a few. I got adorable clothes for a new grandchild, also. There are some really great deals here. The proceeds go to help unplanned pregnancies. I love that. I tried to get a wardrobe into my car. I wasn’t able to get it in but the clerk did a valiant job trying. I was visiting the area from hours away, so only had my car. I’m sad I can’t drive down more than once a year to this store.

I think because I’m an avid shopper of the gigantic Goodwill and Salvation Army, this boutique sized resale store didn’t do it for me. As a curvy fashionista, I didn’t really see anything that caught my eye. Good store for someone who likes the smaller shops. I’ll stick to my thrift warehouses.

My first time here and I’m pretty impressed with all their furniture. It’s relatively new, but kind of pricey. I don’t think it’s overpriced but it’s not a place where you’ll find a desk for under $ 100. They range from $ 50 – 600.
I need to redecorate my room soon so I was looking around for good prices. I asked the lady and she said they have new stuff every week.
There’s other things too like clothes, shoes, and purses but it’s more for older women and men.
I’ll come back again to see if there’s anything for me.

This is a garage sale without the trouble of going to people’s homes. This business sells high-​quality donations. Profits benefit the Prestonwood Pregnancy Center, a faith-​based non-​profit organization.
I shop here because I believe buying used clothing is better, for the economy and the environment, than buying new. I can count on this place to have a nice shirt or pair of pants.