Thrift Stores near Franklin, NJ

“Glad I made the trip. I found a lot of good quality items and really enjoyed looking around. Clean and well organized. I liked that items were priced by item/type not by brand - this way I felt I could find a good “bargain” here and there. For those complaining of prices - you won’t find better many other places, especially not places like this - with a nice atmosphere, clean changing rooms, and good selection. It’s great to shop used !”

“Great little thrift store - The volunteers are very welcoming and friendly! Always a great selection and great prices. Every little nook has a variety of things - well organized. Definitely worth a stop in to get your thrifting on - You will be grateful you did!”

“Best thrift store. While chains like Goodwill and Savers raise prizes past brand new, you can find gems and good brand clothing and basically anything here for probably a buck or two. If you’re buying outside, a nice employee will eyeball the stuff you want and take cash. Cheaper than garage sales. I’m so glad I live close by now.”

“FYI: There is a 3 bag/box limit per donation.I want to say that every experience I have here is good but I unfortunately can’t. I still think it’s a decent thrift store and I always buy something from them. I also really like the woman who usually works the front and I have always found the prices to be fair. There are some great deals on houseware, clothing, and Vera Bradley. The store has a 3 bag/box per donation limit that isn’t advertised until you go to the back to donate the items. I do not donate frequently but try to give them quality material when I do. Today I tried to donate 3 bags of clothing and shoes plus an additional small box of housewares (silver plated serving dishes and Pyrex cookware). They accepted the bags of clothing but wouldn’t allow me bring in the housewares box from my car. The woman in the back was rude and aggressive with her delivery of this rule and just unkind. I was taken aback given that I drive out of my way to donate here instead of a Goodwill/Salvation Army - thinking that a small thrift store would appreciate this more. I understand that everyone has an off day but when rules for donation aren’t explicitly advertised, some grace and tact would be useful for when someone unknowingly tries to donate outside the rules.”

“What a gorgeous consignment shop. They do such a beautiful job with, not only curating lovely things, but then presenting them in such a way that you walk away inspired with home decorating ideas of your own... Prices are reasonable for the treasures being offered... Worth stopping by this one regularly!”