The Salvation Army

Great selection of everything.
I even found 2 real leather jackets for less than $ 15! Wow. They have framed photos, a lot of glassware, shoes, accessories, electronics, men’s and women’s clothing.

I just spent about 45 minutes in your store here, I picked out two credit card holders, two pairs of stockings, a pair of boots, a scarf, and two jackets, and when I brought them to the counter to pay, they REFUSED to sell ANY of the items to me BC NONE OF THE ITEMS HAD A PRICE TAG. They couldn’t simply price the items for me and sell them to me. So not only did I waste time and money getting here, but I also wasted 45 minutes of my life searching for comfortable clothing that fit correctly, and then couldn’t buy even ONE thing. I’m extremely p*ssed off! I only have a few days left in Vegas and I don’t drive since I’m traveling. I just needed some warm clothing. I have never been turned down at a thrift store. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves. I’m not going to shop here again. Goodwill and VOA will get my business from now on. What is the point of shopping if I can’t buy the items I chose? Also, what is the point of having items on your floor for sale when I’m not allowed to buy them? Get your act together. Never again will I shop here!

My favorite thrift store in Vegas for the past 12 years of visiting. They always have great deals and a super selection of goods. Huge selection of pretty good looking sofas as well, if you’re in need of one. Staff is always super friendly and I always come away with at least something!

i LIKE this store! Only been here once, but was offered a «senior discount» which i appreciate! (Vegas-«senior» is 55 EVERYWHERE ok?!) The gal who helped me was NICE-​Vegas does not do «nice» so this was a real surprise! The store is clean and arranged well-​ok, someone « Unilocaled» about the smell-​its USED stuff, so deal with it-​this isn’t STERILE «savers”(full of ebay sellers and over the top prices!) this is for folks low on funds. The Salvation Army has been a real «plus» for so many years for all of us-​whats not to LOVE? i will give them my business and i will give them my «donations”-this is a «win-​win» for all of us–

Walked in here today with my mother in law. So much space and hardly any inventory. The staff kept looking at us weird. There an odor that smacks your face as soon as you open the door. The most disappointing part was the small section of books. I’m surprised this location is still open. Will not be returning!

One of my favorite locations in Vegas!
The staff is super friendly and I spend HOURS here. I skim through ALL the departments so I really I can’t bring my husband with me… He cuts my visits short– BOO!
I always walk out with something, with their specials– home could I not?! Anything over 30 days old is usually 50% off. Unfortunately they don’t have the monthly calendars anymore so you don’t know ahead of time the specials they have. $ 2 days, add’l % off, certain color tags have add’l discounts and this past Memorial Day they had a special, can’t remember what it was but I was glad that I came! Lol
Though one of my fav locations, it’s not great for vintage finds or high end brand names. Vegas isn’t the greatest for vintage but the Henderson location off of Stephanie (on a good day) had some things that can get this vintage lover giddy.
For some reason people are turned off by thrift stores and flea markets but I can’t seem to get enough of them!
If you know of a good thrift store for vintage finds, please share! Gracias! :)

Decent store but not a large selection of dresses or ladies clothing in general. I was impressed with the organization of the clothes though. It was by size and usually thrift stores don’t organize by size so it can be a free for all trying to find what you’re looking for. It’s on the other side of town for me but if I was in the area I would probably stop in again.

Out of the Unilocal reviews I’ve posted I never expected to post on the customer service of a thrift store but I am doing exactly that today! I am on a quest for used hardback books to fill bookcases at a new house and have been checking out the selection at different places throughout the valley and wandered in today. The employee working in the book section, Tracy, was warm, friendly and busy organizing the books by theme (romances, mysteries, non fiction, biographies, cooking, health/​wellness etc) as opposed to strictly author name or worse, completely randomly. It made seeking out things I am interested in MUCH easier. Thanks Tracy, I will see you again soon!

This store is excellent for book lovers.
The woman taking care of the books has a passion and it shows. They are well organized and in great shape, and great prices.
They often have a date on sale. Anything priced/​put out before that date is 50% off.
Just wish they were open Sundays but old traditions die hard I guess.

Sad to say that since Salvation Army have remodeled and reorganized their stores their prices have doubled. Now SA is more expensive than Goodwill and Savers. Every time I would stop in I’d end up buying a few things, even if I didn’t need it because the prices were so good. Last few trips I walked out empty handed. Too bad. If the prices were raised to make more money, the opposite may be the result. No a fan any longer :-(

WARNING WARNING
The Salvation Army located on 4196 S Durango Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89 147 avoid. This location has a new manager, blonde lady that has over priced almost everything. The employees there are like robots and it has become all about the dollar.

As an «up-​cycler», a vintage clothing & furniture enthusiast, I love the SA. I am sad they deleted some of their processes, like the tag day deals. Plus, they’ve gone to a modern system of tagging, which is why I’ve always loved SA over other thrift stores. It’s affectd the prices, so I won’t go as often now. Vintage dresses with stains don’t merit store prices no matter how vintage. Sorry. You can still find a good mid century lamp or dress at a steal, as a fluke.
They have a large furniture selection, which I just love. Old wood, frames, art canvases to use for new art… all the history… I just LOVE it, so obviously, the changes won’t keep me away for good, just less.
Look, you can find GEMS here, I’ve found a more than a few! Plus, it’s fun looking!

I totally heart this thrift store! It’s in my top 5 all time faves. (Manhattan West, Burbank, Minneapolis/​Edina also top my charts) I’d say this and the Salvation Army on Charleston /​Valley View have been the sources of most of my local Las Vegas successful clothing hauls over the years. They always have a specific colored tag that is 50%+ off, plus they offer additional random discounts as well. The staff at this particular location is TOP NOTCH! They don’t begin telling you an hour before, that they will be closing… UNLESS they see you have a great deal of items you may need to try on & may be in jeopardy of being in a crunch for time. They are friendly & helpful, and announce their specials every 30 min or so. This location is actually open 7 days! The only reasons they are short a star IMO, is that they close @7, & you’re only allowed 3 items in the dressing room at a time. This is a great place to go for your cathartic thrift hauling!

Check out Sally’s Boutique, attached. You might find something your grandfather misplaced right after the Great War. Im serious. Great little antique cove. The rest of the store is typical SA. They do have a decent inventory of used furniture and knick-​knacks. This is usually where I get my kitchen stuff. Great wooden spoons and steel carving forks and plastic ladles, many for as low as .25.
Great daily specials on colored tags and other requirements, call for details.
Nice people, too. It’s always nice to see a smile, and I’m pretty sure you will here.
This place is A-​OK.
Alright Salvation Army, this next paragraph is for you:
for salvation’s sake, please don’t ‘pull a Saver’s’ and raise your prices to an exponential level. I can’t afford to shop there anymore, it’s like a really dirty Neiman Marcus. For serious. People are frequenting your stores and buying your SECOND HAND goods because they, WE, are broke and need a few essentials once in a while. If there’s an old couch that nobody wants, is months old and decrepit and just sitting in the showroom collecting dust, you might want to consider any reasonable offer. I watched a poor woman beg for a better price on a piece of junk sofa that had been there since much cooler weather and the clerk refused to hear her out. I’ll bet ten bucks that couch will be there for another few months. Why get greedy? We’re all just a bunch of squirrels trying to find a nut, Salvation Army included.
Ok, off the soapbox.
I come to this location once a week whether I need to or not. I’ve found some great stuff, and I plan on finding much more.

This Salvation Army is by far one of my favorite thrift stores to spend hours rummaging through the racks. Although, my only vice would be that the store isn’t as clean as one would hope for and some of the items tend to have little tears and stains. But the vintage pieces that I’ve found in the place have been heaven sent.
Other reasons to come here:
–Prices have remained low (unlike other thrift stores I’ve notice jacking up their prices).
–Amazing vintage finds
–Belts for $ 1
–Cheap vintage furniture
–There’s sales going on everyday
There’s also Sally’s Boutique that sells higher quality and higher priced items that is connected to the thrift store. I’ve purchased a few beautiful ceramic bowls at amazingly cheap prices. If you can look past the vices, I’m sure this too will become a favorite thrift spot for the frugal enthusiast.

Thrifting to the max…
I absolutely adore this location, they are so clean and organized. Right when you walk in there are racks and racks of clothing. The organization in this Bixxh is amazing. They have women’s jeans by size, and all shirts by color and size as well.
Today I went on my lunch break. They had all men’s and women’s jeans for 50% off.
All the kids clothes were $ 0.50 a pop, and most importantly they had all the yellow tags for 50% off.
Tomorrow they have everything, Yes folks everything for 50%.
I found a brand new pair of Roos for my boy for only $ 1.50.(say what)
The cashiers have a sense of humor, she likes to make small jokes over the intercom which I though was pretty funny.
The only thing here is you have to spend at least $ 5.00 if you want to use debit, but hey if you spend $ 20 or more they were handing out a small gift.

Went here to look for an ugly Christmas sweater for a themed hike and was pleasantly surprised to find a large and clean shop with all sorts of items. I didn’t find an ugly Christmas sweater, but I walked out with 2 decorative Christmas tins (perfect for cookies) and several black binders (very useful to me as a pianist!). I spent a grand total of $ 2.25 and paid in change. I did not have a lot of time to look through any area carefully, but will be back to check out the pants section for gently used hiking garb and (potentially) designer jeans…

Place is so gross. Walked in, a/​c felt like it was broken. Everything was so dirty and, surprisingly, over-​priced. I’ve been to the Salvation Army in Henderson many times and love that location. I just don’t get how two stores can vary so much. And then, walked into the bathroom where the top of the toilet tank was sitting off to the side, the flush lever was missing so you had to stick your hand in the tank and flush it manually. And on top of that, no soap in the dispenser, but there was a nicely used-​to-​the-​core bar of nasty soap sitting on the dirty sink.
I had to get out of there ASAP. And never come back.

I love thrift stores…
This particular thrift store has a lot of furniture and knick knack items! The clothing section is crazy! It’s pretty huge this place. Lots of shoes, clothes, household items… and again.furniture. But not just any furniture… like, couches, dressers, BEDS! I found a Tiffany’s lamp!!!
They keep this store very organized and everyone is very friendly.
So far I’ve found a bunch of stuff for my house, a purse… and lots of cute tops and vintage t-​shirts.
I love a good dig! I’m thinking I’m gonna stop by this weekend! Look out for my check in! ;D

It’s a Salvation Army Trift store, what more can I say.
They have racks and racks of clothing and several different «specials» each day.
I went here in search of my 80’s garb for the Elite Event this weekend, and within minutes of arriving I was done head to toe.
I got a full outfir, including shoes and shades for $ 9!!!
There was a ton of household stuff as well, I lived at the Salvation army when I was in college, and will be checking this place whenever I need that hard to find clothing item.
It’s a Salvation Army Thrift Store, it is what it is