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“Theresa is very friendly and makes you feel comfortable. She has an amazing collection of top designer brands—Chanel, Hermes, Gucci, Akris, Brunello, Fendi, etc.. I will definitely shop again.”
“It's wonderfully surprising what you can discover at Worthwhile Thrift. We have been visiting since their days at the previous location a few minutes down the road. The glassware/dishes/miscellaneous kitchen wares are nicely organized by product and color, the seasonal items are displayed adorably along one aisle on tables so they can be easily spotted. Puzzles, games, gift wrapping accessories, lamps, wall decor, office supplies are presented on shelves for easy viewing. The clothing is sorted by size and there are plenty of racks to browse through. Worthwhile always has a wonderful inventory of jackets/blazers/coats that are so reasonably priced and in great condition if that is what you are looking for.Books, CD's, scarves, handbags, a small assortment of jewelry also live here and the friendly staff are always available to help. Making purchases here is for a very good cause ~ it supports survivors of human trafficking.”
“I stopped in during the Farmer's Market (9/9/22). Great shop with lots of variety -- women and men's clothes, accessories, houusewares and interesting jewelry. Everything was priced very reasonably. I will visit again. Starting Oct. 2022, hours are Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10 -2. When township has farmer's market onFriday afternoons during the summer, they are open. Workers are all volunteers and very nice!”
“Love this store. I am not a great shopper but when I need a special outfit this is the place I go. The sales women are always so helpful and sincere. The owner is always willing to go out of her way to help find the right outfit. It is my go to shop.”
“Price is amazing, so cute and fun to go with friends. workers are so sweet, it’s the best hidden secret in Wayne and is a charity based organization. Wayy better then goodwill :)”
“an interesting and charming thrift store. large, with all the usual suspects and some unusual surprises. Prices are fair, and parking is simple. I will return to shop there!”
“Staff very helpful. Lots to choose from. They sell everything from jewelry to furniture. Small front parking lot. But directly across from the hospital so maybe there's parking there. They have tag colors that are discounted 50% off but their prices are high. Definitely a good place for shopping for yourself and family but not to source for resell.”
“I has gone here with my wife back around Memorial Day as a new homeowner. The staff here is incredibly nice, and they gave us an even greater deal (on top of already good prices) helping us mostly furnish our new home. The furniture was all good quality. The movers were also incredibly punctual, kind, and efficient.”
“I'm not sure what price complaints are about. I found a flawless Jos Banks tux (won't need a single alteration) for $60. On a whim I decided to look for formal shoes and they happened to be on half price sale. A pair of all-leather Italians that listed for $6-700 in stores were $5.00 (like new.) Maybe men's stuff is cheaper here?”
“This review is long overdue ... About six years ago, my daughter was shopping at retail stores for a prom dress, finding nothing (affordable) that she liked. A customer overheard us, and suggested that if we were willing to drive out to Skippack, there was a store that could almost definitely help. I looked it up on my phone - we could get there, but we'd arrive about ten minutes before they closed. I called the store, and the owner agreed to stay open late - just for us.We drove out there, and we were not disappointed. At first, I was overwhelmed by the sheer volume of merchandise available, but the kind owner spoke with my daughter for a few minutes, disappeared, and returned with three dresses. All three were viable candidates, and my daughter picked one of them. The price she charged for the dress, matching shoes, and a clutch was a mere fraction of what we would have paid for the dress alone at a retail store.This is not a typical store. If you browse by yourself, you may have a very difficult time finding what you're looking for. I would seriously consider making an appointment in advance. But the payoff is huge; the owner knows her stock extremely well, and customers should leverage this.”
“A well-organized and diverse Thrift Shop, bigger than it seems from the road. Please donate and by here, as this Thrift Shop really funds multiple local Social Service organizations, and is a true not for-profit source of their sustenance. I rarely donate to Goodwill anymore because this organization is a much better recipient that really serves our community! a list of some 50 Social Service organizations that it funds is on the wall behind the register... Very impressive!”
“i love this place! always great thrift fines whether its for womens clothes or home decor, reasonably priced with sliding scale options, clean and well cared for, and everyone who works there is so kind and helpful!”
“This review is only for "the bins" on the outlet side. I resell clothing as a hobby/side hustle, and I thought this bins had a good to great mix of pieces. It was my first time at an outlet store, and I found the clientele was not cutthroat as most resellers characterize people at these places. There may have been one hardcore group there waiting for the bins to turnover, but they weren't pushy people.There also wasn't anyone working there acting like a drill sergeant about the bins. It felt like we were all adults and knew to take turns at the bins and give the worker space. Everyone was very cordial and the staff person, Karen, was very helpful when we were ready to checkout.The value is great considering the inflation of Goodwill prices. I got about 7 items (one being a thick wool jacket) for around $12. It's a great alternative to shopping on the store side and paying more, but you do have to be willing to dig and maybe plan to stay awhile. We went on the best day. The weather was warm and sunny for December.I would definitely return. It felt like quite a journey from West Philly, but was worth the change of scenery in my thrifting jaunts.”
“Spend any amount of time around the online thrifting communities and you will begin to hear stories of "the bins".Stories of terror. Stories of awe. Where the thrifter emerges victorious. Where they leave with nothing at all. You begin to wonder what it's all about. Where are these sacred places? Why are trips planned to them? Then you learn. The "Bins" are Goodwill Outlet Centers. They are the last stop for donated goods that either weren't sold at their "regular" thrift stores, or were sent from sorting warehouses direct. They are Goodwill's siren song for the trash picking, dumpster diving hardcore thrifters. I have made the Pilgrimage, and I am...hooked. This location is about 45 minutes from me. My first time it was at the urging of another die hard thrifter. It was...fun. The Bins all have the same general format. Piles of items are heaped onto large rolling bins. At Montgomeryville they're roughly organized by categories from clothing to housewares. Each "bin" is like a foot deep. This location has quite a few to sort through, and is paired with a "regular" store. Items are sold by weight, with prices based on category. I've sourced enough broken baby dolls to scare the neighborhood kids at Halloween, found some very cool vintage plates and an entire nativity set scattered across three different bins, with not even a scratch.If you go: they are busiest at opening. Shoppers may be territorial, not wanting anyone else to search in the bin they are at, or they don't care. Be prepared to dig, that's the fun. Wear gloves. I wear the ones used by chefs that are cut resistant - there will be sharp pointy broken things. Take your time. Lastly, if digging isn't your thing, stick to the "regular" thrift stores. No shame. The cashiers are usually pleasant, ready to politely ooh and aah at your "finds". They have some boxes and newspaper for you to pack your purchases if you like. Of course I'll keep going, it's happiness for my thrifting little heart.”
“This was surprisingly a pretty cool place with a variety of items by clothing artwork and dishware just to name a few. When I first walked in I thought it was just a women's boutique store which a primarily is, But they had a really nice selection of artwork and vintage dishware as well the other side. The store is kind of narrow but there are two sides to it so it definitely feels bigger than it is. Will definitely be back to look for some interesting artwork while my wife shops.”
“I loved this goodwill. Everything was organized and sorted properly and I found SO many goodies. I didn’t find the staff to be very friendly but all my good finds made up for that.”
“I got there right before closing to get a cabinet I saw the day prior while driving through. The price was awesome and it was something i had been searching for. I wasn't fully sure I could fit it in my SUV and needed some cart to move it out of the store. The girl working (long blondish hair, not the cashier) moved it on a cart and brought it out to the parking lot. Then helped me load it. I don't ever buy large items like this so I wasn't sure if I'd be able to get the cabinet. I'm posting this a month later (this was jan 21) but wanted to thank her above and beyond efforts.”
“A worthy destination to donate various types of items that you have no use for, but would like to give others an opportunity to find some sort of use for these discarded stuff.”
“A goodwill store. For the entire family. And home. The discounts depend on the color. If you register. Look for it on the Internet. Register and you will receive information about the discounts.”
“I’ve been here multiple times and its always so fun, there are lots of people to help and a large variety of clothing. Some sections are a little disorganized, but its a great place to spend time and fins cute clothes.”
“Update: the fitting rooms are closed! Permanently. Ur they have an exchange programThat you can return it within 14 days for the same amounts.Many years ago went there and found a kitchen mat , brand new! Paid $4 for it!!! Still have it and in great condition!”
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“Amazing, organized store! I never walk out of here empty handed! Selection is clean and the store is particular about their offerings. The staff is always pleasant and helpful!”