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Monday: 10AM - 8PM
Tuesday: 10AM - 8PM
Wednesday: 10AM - 8PM
Thursday: 10AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 8PM
Saturday: 10AM - 8PM
Sunday: Closed
The Salvation Army Thrift Store is popular among families for its wide selection of nearly new clothes at good quality, making it a favorite shopping spot for many. However, some customers have expressed concerns about rising prices, suggesting that many items are now priced similarly to retail stores. They feel that this shift could detract from the store's mission to help those in need and have compared it unfavorably to other thrift stores. Despite this, some shoppers still appreciate the deals available.
The Best Salvation Army Location. I have been coming here for 7 months and the staff are so polite. They are well organized but some stuff are over priced.
But over all great finds at this location. It doesn’t have a bad odour like VV most of their clothes smell like urine and it’s really nasty. Salvation Army is the best place to shop you even find brand new items with their tag still on for a good price!!
A relatively small Salvation Army Thrift Store, it’s alright; getting here via public transit from Vancouver is a troublesome affair, so that’s a bit of a discouragement, but it’s a very short walk from the R3 stop so that’s a positive.
Visiting in November, there are lots of festive and Christmas decor riddled throughout the store—bright reds and coniferous greens, and dedicated shelves with various Christmas items definitely brightened the shopping mood. Menswear is lacking. I took one quick pass and knew there was nothing worth looking at. I’m in a scarf phase, so I had a blast looking through the ladies’ scarves. It never ceases to amaze me the...read full review
I know it’s for charity , I get that, some people shop there because of affordability, one suggestion…. Trash all your bread maker donations , I’ve bought 2 now, both did not work properly, had to trash both… to the tune of almost $50. … I know you really don’t have anyway of knowing if they actually work without making a loaf of bread …. So don’t sell them …. Thanks