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“If you are looking for a place to self-indulge and shop (guilt free) without breaking the bank, Pink Glitter Thrift Boutique is your place!Cynthia Tidwell is the owner of this non-profit Thrift Boutique that sells gently used clothing and who's proceeds go to advocate in breast cancer awareness.Whether you're looking for some new gym attire, getting ready for date night, or looking fabulous at an even Gala you are able to find clothing, shoes and accessories for women and girls. The shop is clean and will organized.Services that I learned are provided through the non-profit are- providing wigs to cancer patients- support group services where survivors can buildcommunity and also support warriors in their journey- pamper experience where cancer patients can benominated to receive a head to toe makeover (free ofcharge)- internship to learn retail operationAs a stage 4 colon cancer survivor, and recently a recipient of the pamper experience. I learned that Cynthia celebrates all warriors and survivors through their journey ❤️I was in tears!! I was greeted with a beautiful bouquet of flowers, provided my favorite foods and drink, received full makeup, hair and clothing style makeover while made to feel like a complete queen!Thank you to Pink Glitter Thrift Boutique/ R&B beauty Bar for this experience. The aftermath of cancer can leave a person feeling a little displaced while trying to find normalcy again. You took my confidence level up to full throttle. In my gratitude for this experience is without measure ❤️❤️❤️For those reading this review, I have had the privilege of shopping, Pink Glitter Thrift boutique, as well as being a recipient of their non- profit services.I encourage you to shop here or at least pop in and learn more about Cynthia Tdwell and her wonderful boutique. She's all about making the world feel beautiful from the inside out!Thank you Cynthia! I will be stopping by soon!”
“Great smaller thrift store with reasonable prices! Great place for people who like china and dishware! Everything is orderly.This store is great to donate to! Stop taking your things to Goodwill, and bring them here. They had the items I brought out on the floor before I had even left.”
“Best vintage shop that I went to in Nashville. Of course the prices are higher than at a thrift store because this is a curated vintage store. The prices and selection are far better than the other vintage stores I went to in town.”
“I’m so happy to have the thrift store near me, I found exactly what I wanted, everything there is so clean, I enjoy walking around the store and find different things, the employees are so friendly ?”
“Fun shop to look around. Mostly clothing but there's also household goods of all sorts and jewelry. Some prices are high on clothing, but they do have deals every day depending on tag color.”
“Amazing clothing and opportunities for people in poverty to obtain clothing but im really concerned about the two-way mirrors in the dressing rooms? It’s very suspicious, and/or threatening. (i work here now)”
“About like any other Goodwill. We didn’t have an issue with anything or anyone. Selection was right on par with everywhere else. Everything was in order and was easy to find. Every employee we dealt with was nice. The one who checked us out was super pleasant. Like most Goodwills, the line was long as they only had a couple of people working the checkouts. But wasn’t super slow. We found several deals on items and was happy. I’ll be back to see what kind of deals I can secure in the future.”
“Ginormous selection of cloths. New items daily and their tagging system is useful, it tells you what day the item was put out. I have found Levi's, Tommy Hilifiger and South Pole pants here. However, the fitting rooms can sometimes be trashed, especially the left one of the men's sections this one always smells awful and had cloths everywhere. Not to mention, there is usually a line to check out. Apart from that there is lots to find.”
“Shopping at Music City Thrift doesn't break the bank. The prices are incredibly reasonable, allowing shoppers to explore and purchase without feeling guilty. Whether you're a thrifty bargain hunter or just looking for budget-friendly options, this store provides excellent value for your money. There's a palpable sense of community at Music City Thrift. The store's commitment to sustainability and recycling is evident, creating an environment where shoppers can feel good about their purchases. It's a place where community members come together to discover unique finds and contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.”
“The Goodwill is amazing to work at I got back there to work within 4 months. Everybody is so nice and kind including the managers and shift leads. We work together as a team, we help each other including when we have questions, and we stay positive in our own ways. I absolutely love working there it's amazing and I help with cleaning up the store whenever I can!”
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“I was heading to Hermitage for an errand so I decided I'd deliver some donation items while in the area. It did not disappoint! Similar to its counterpart in the Boro, this location has the option to "drop and go"; no need to interact with an employee (assuming the weather is decent, that is.)The donation drop-off is located on the side of the store complete with a well-marked drive-up/thru lane, chained and coned off.On this visit there were several bins neatly lined up against the wall, each labeled by department (e.g. "household items", "clothing/shoes", etc.) One item I was donating was a little awkward to manage, so an associate rushed over to assist. It wasn't necessary, but I really appreciated their effort and kindness.”