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December 2023 by Kevin Berchtold
Deseret industries is a great place to shop. And also a great place to train and learn how to go and get a better job.
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November 2023 by Tiana A.
Pull in the back to drop off and donate, great clean selection. Never had an issue with a broken item. Fair to great pricing.
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August 2023 by Levi Magnusson
I think they should rename it to just Deseret Industries and drop the thrift store part of the name. I give it two stars because it is clean and orderly. It also seems like they finally started to filter junk donations with good thrift items. Which is great because many people who donate don’t seem to know the difference between junk trash and appropriate items to donate.Anyhow, my main complaint is the prices are crazy. Some of the prices for items are severely unreasonable when they are getting it for free. I would consider pricing items to be in multiple tiers; Thrift stores, Facebook Market Place/Ebay, and department stores like Walmart and Target. The Deseret Industries has been pricing items as if they’re selling on Facebook marketplace and even Walmart. It truly is not very thrifty, at least for the furniture and “yard area” items.Pictures:These clearly outdated couch set was $250, and the scuffed up coffee table was $100. If those people that donated them (for free) decided to sell on Facebook instead of giving to the DI I’m not convinced they would even get that kind of money out of those items. And that’s a purchasing platform people expect to pay more money than a thrift store.
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August 2023 by Neon Genesis
Decent selection compared to other desert industries. The pricing doesn’t make sense though. They’re basically pricing broken/empty items (especially name brands) higher then knock of items that are in good condition.
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June 2023 by Nyki Huntley
For it being ran by the Mormon church and they say family is more important sure don't act like it when it comes not being able to work a day because of kids. And they need to be understanding of scheduling
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April 2023 by Araceli Mendoza
I love shopping at the DI!But, when they take advantage of name brand stuff that’s a no for me. I’m sorry but you’re getting donations and to be pricing them pretty high just because they are well known just seems crazy to me. I go cause having kids they grow fast and sometimes gets expensive so I go to second hand stores hoping to find a good deal. But asking $25 for a pair of used pants yeah sorry no. Just baffles me really.
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April 2023 by Tristan Rodeback
Newer building that they keep clean and organized. Used to be an amazing deal but slowly becoming harder to find worth while things. The prices for clothes have been creeping up in the last few years to where it's not much of a bargain. Can find cheaper deals for brand new clothes on sale at many places in town now.
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April 2023 by Anne Wilson
I love this thrift store. People are always friendly, and the prices are wonderful. This store has a little bit of everything. I recently got an entirely new outfit selection, still had money left.
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March 2023 by Ryan's Reviews
Prices are ok. Employees are nice. Most good items are took by the ebay sellers before they hit the floor, it's like a pack of piranhas who smelt blood. That's annoying but not the stores fault.
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March 2023 by Tor Capson
I love how your parent can donate something of yours, and you can go to DI a week later and find it.Anyway, great prices, for a good cause too.
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March 2023 by T Spencer
The D.I has a great selection of shoes, apparel, furniture, dishes, picture frames, outdoor stuff, pretty much anything you'd need.
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January 2023 by Felice Eliscu (KabbalArt)
This place is awesome. It’s big and organized and staffed with helpful, friendly people. I thought I was in thrift store heaven until I discovered more Desert Industries in Utah!If you need clothes this is the place!
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January 2023 by Jo Coder
Dropping donations off is easy and convient. The staff is friend & efficient
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October 2022 by Larry Brittell
Lisa was very rude to our children, then I put the pennies down for who every would need it and she rudely pulled it off the counter.
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July 2022 by Yvonne Alley
Prices on books .50 children's, adults .75 and up to $5 for big books, Cd's $1 which were reasonable. Book section very unorganized no real places for anything, me and a few customers tried our best to try and fix a few shelves. Clothing seemed a bit expensive $8 for pants? Younger staff on floor not very helpful and self absorbed, but older employees were awesome and helpful!
