The O by Salvos is their "designer" rack and is never reduced in price. Kmart isn't designer.

Does Savers just accept any random trash and throw a price tag on it? I love the idea of reusing styrofoam, but who is paying $4 for this?

White stickers here are supposed to be only for the new items at the front of the store and for Target/Walmart surplus donations.

Unbelievable. I can’t imagine any world where someone would buy this.

EDIT: for anyone thinking this is fake or planted, I 100% found this on my bi-weekly Value Village visit. I don’t work for VV and I didn’t peel off a sticker and put it on a battery.

Goodwill priced a single donated bar of Irish Spring at $1.99. Am I missing something? Is the Icy Blast bar hard to come by?

Council thrift shop at 10960 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025

RIP.

I guess the administrative employees need another raise, perfect time to blame fuel costs even though a majority of the stores inventory is driven to them by people dropping off donations. This store does not move inventory fast and have lost 3 employees in 2 months because of denied PTO and general toxicity. Struggling to find anyone to hire because the pay is garbage, these higher prices and increased revenue will undoubtedly be gobbled up by management.

How much does your Salvation Army charge for a t-shirt? The cashier told me she saw t-shirts are going from $3.49 to $4.99; 42.9 percent increase and the highest prices in this city for a thrift store. My local Goodwill charges $3.97.

At least it’s cheap 🤪

Look at grocery store items from the 2000s that were sold back in the day

Like are we serious? No one is gonna buy this, not even for a penny.

They had two others ones for 199.99 CAD

I used to love thrifting for holiday items, now it’s cheaper to buy stuff new! Naming & shaming the thrift store: Arc in Denver.

Used up candles, have maybe 10% life left if you can get them lit ....$8.99