Savers

Store 1090 in Sioux Falls should be store number 1. Mizd was super helpful at checkout and the whole store was neat, tidy, and well organized. Megan the store manager should be proud of her kingdom.

Great vintage and contemporary items for sale. A good assortment of goods and clothing that’s well organized

I like Savers. You can find pretty much any item you need there. They recently replaced all of the check out counters with self check outs though, and since their employees wear plain clothes so it is nearly impossible to find help in the store. They also remived their changing rooms so you can't try anythinf on anymore.

A great place to donate clothes or unused items. I brought furniture once (during covid) and although heavy I knew I could handle the pieces of furniture on my own since I loaded them. I made two trips that day and both times this man came out and unloaded the items for me. Although capable it was nice and worked much quicker than me unloading the pieces myself. Thank you!

Great selection of jewelry to wear and redesign. Always friendly staff, organized store and clean. Great selection of baby blankets for your four legged friends. Books, you always can find a great book and round it up to 3 for a free book. Great children books for your neighborhood free library or to share with your local shelters.

I absolutely love savers they are so clean and organized. The staff is so friendly and I always love going to savers. I can’t even count how many times I’ve been there and I have always found something I like. Savers have a wide selection of clothing and house decor for every style.

It's a thrift store so it depends hourly what's available. Constantly changing stock. It's only self checkout. Cash or credit. There is someone to help if needed. Overall the store is clean and clothes are very well organized. A lot of everything.

Savers is like a big community rummage sale. Inventory is always changing so pop in once every other month to find something new. Large portion of the store is dedicated to clothing but they do sell furniture as well. The hard part is that the isles become blocked off easily with people.

I found this AWESOME cart for my Massage table, for in home massages! Going to and from B3 is so much easier now! Thanks So!!!! Oh and they always have good Halloween stuff!!!

7/27/2022 Update: Upon entering, I noticed there were no longer cashiers. They had been replaced by app. 10 self-service checkout stations. I was very disappointed. After finding some items to buy, I looked at the different stations identified as "cash only," "credit and debit only," and "cash and credit," I believe the third was. The items I bought had no UPC code stickers to scan, so after discovering I had to type in a code, I looked the sticker over and took a guess rather than ask the clerk available. I bought three of the same item and there was no option to do quantity or repeat purchase. I didn't like this method of checking out at all; however, I do like the screen which shows the items' department and cost and when purchasing is complete, shows the tax and total. I have another concern. A while back, I was in another thrift store in Brookings and found a Bible history book or atlas. The clerk gave it to me and stated it is against state law for them to sell Bibles as they had already been sold before. I checked the Bibles in this store. One had a price on the outside while another had the sticker inside the front cover. I'd like to know if the law really states that and if it does, why doesn't this store know it? ****** Let me preface this by saying I have adored this store in the past and found many good deals. It has been quite a while since I found a bargain I wanted or could use. And, I don't recall ever finding items with no prices and no items which were hazardous. I hope today was out of the ordinary. I found a small rabbit figurine that was scuffed up and had glue on it; it had absolutely no identifying information on it. It was thin wood in a little metal "enclosure." I had planned to take off its old bow, try and get rid of the glue, and update it with a new bow and tiny flowers in the enclosure. It had no price, so the young lady asked the manager to come to the register. She took it and came back with it and a $3.49 or $3.99 sticker on the bottom. I was flabbergasted and put it back on the shelf for them. Then I found two cute wooden birdhouses that hung from chains with a hanging ring. They were more substantial than the rabbit and had company stickers on the bottom showing where they were originally sold. I laughed; one was priced $1.99 and the other was marked $2.99. I left their bottoms turned up side by side so any interested customer could see them both. I also found a bag of knives hanging on the wall. The steak knife had punctured the bag and was coming out. I reversed the bag for the points to be up and moved it to a higher hook hoping only adults would be interested in the bag. In the office section, I looked at a desk set. When I pulled it toward me, I realized what hit the palm of my hand was a very loosely taped envelope opener. I turned the set around so another customer would notice the moving opener's handle first. I didn't buy anything today. I had a cute metal flower bucket in my cart, but I didn't want the store to be docked with a fee for a 1.99 purchase.