Thrift Stores in Charlottesville, VA

“I have donated and worked with Ann & Dawn since the beginning in the midst of Covid. The two sisters are indefatigable and have a shared passion what they want their ultimate store to reflect. They look for quality and sellability in the Charlottesville community and particularly in the surrounding university communities. I am thrilled to be a part of the experience and thank them for both the consignments that they have accepted from me as well as the marvelous purchases I have made in the store. thank you to all the staff.”

“I've NEVER visited this place.Then why write a five star review?Because almost all of the complaints have been created by the one complaining.Prices too high=valid!Poor customer service for no reason=validI came too late to shop and was rushed=invalidI td the lady I'd bring back a piece of furniture and didn't return for 3 days and the furniture was tossed out=duh...I'm going tomorrow. I can adjust my review accordingly...”

“Always something new to find! I've seen clothing, jewelry, shoes, decor, furniture, dresses, men's clothing, and old records here! They are always taking in new items so you never know what you might find when you visit!The main thing I look for in a shop where it's a grab-bag is cleanliness, friendliness of employees, organization, and assortment!Low has it all!I purchased today a pain of Fillippo Totti jeans 1080s. (pictured)A cute retro 70's one-piece that's groovy for skating with shorts or pants over! (Pictured)And a pair of perfectly worn in size 8 Hi-tec hiking shoes from the 80's as well! (Pictured)The shoes there are phenomenal and they have plenty of unique 30s-60s shoes for dancing, outings, and outdoors!Go check them out! You might find your next favorite piece!”

“TIN 2 has a great selection of clothes, kitchen items and larger furniture. I almost always find something there when I come by... and I come by often ;) The prices and quality can't be beat, not to mention that proceeds go to good causes benefitting seniors in the community. A win win all around!”

“I've been to this location and the one further north on 29. People tell me they like this location better but I think both have distinct advantages. This store seems well organized but smaller than the other store, which has a wider selection for some items like furniture. The dressing rooms, unfortunately, are closed and blocked off but you have 14 days to return an item you buy. They have clothing, books, a few items of furniture, coats, hats, a few racks full of housewares and miscellaneous items, some artwork, and handbags. There's one unisex bathroom inside. I bought a cheap winter hat here but haven't been able to find a lamp that looked decent or a tee shirt. You may have to visit a few times to find that treasured item at a great bargain.”

“This review is for their thrift drop off location just around the corner.I gathered up a ton of shirts, shoes, jackets, books, glasses, and other items I no longer needed and took them to the thrift store location on a Saturday.It was super easy to drop off the items, the folks were extremely kind, and answered all the questions that I had. Getting a receipt for the items donate was quick and easy. They had pads set up for me to be able to complete, get a carbon copy, and have to be able to provide for my tax needs.I like that when I drop something off at the Salvation Army, the likelihood of it, making it back in the local community is very high, so I know that the air fryer that I only used twice will likely find a home and bring somebody much cooking joy.If you're looking for a place to drop off your donate-able, this is definitely a place to consider.”

“great selection of shoes and clothing. dont know why everyone is so pressed about prices- its genuinely mot overpriced. people expect thrift stores to sell clothes for dirt cheap. thats not what a thrift store is. its discounted used clothing. sick of people whining about “overpriced” clothes when its not.”