Savers

Usually very well stocked and organized. Not many employees but there are not many reasons to need one except to pay. They have a great men’s t shirt section my bf always finds something. I usually find great books there and also home décor items. They have a color coded system and every day is a different color and every item that color is 2 dollars. Overall I like this place for the items I mentioned above!

too expensive for a thrift store… I rather go to other thrift stores…

This is a great thrift store, which I enjoy browsing through. It is clean and well organized. I particularly like looking at clothes, shoes, books, and housewares.
Some finds from the past: famous maker clothes in like-​new condition, Mephisto walking shoes, Scottish kilts (genuine), new French press coffee maker, Crockpots in all different sizes, luggage, classic books, etc.
When you donate, you are helping abused children, and you get coupons.
The prices are not bad, and they have 50% off sale days, coupons, savings cards, color tags on sale, specific items on sale, etc. Often I walk away paying less than the pricetag.

Before you judge the appearance, remember it’s a thrift store.
This place is awesome if you hunt for books, magazines, & music.
Nothing I bought had frayed edges, or missing pages; the price was better than reasonable, is down-​right cheap.
The staff is constantly organizing shelves, & rotating product.
I would definitely suggest a visit.

Amazing dealios for a great price! Looking for stuff cheaper than you would find on craigslist or goodwill? I would shop here! I always walk out with more than I expect to and normally spend about $ 20! Card is good on Fridays!!!

Having two fast growing kids with different tastes in clothes I can always find what I need at savers. Prices are affordable and the sizes are adequately stocked. We never leave the store empty handed. I love the sales they have too. I hope they bring back the 99 cent days sometime those were my favorite

If there is ever a nifty thrifty item you need now, as in right now now, it’s probably at Savers. I’ve discovered my most prized thrift booty over the 18 years of shopping at this location, directly across the street from Park Place Mall. As one of the largest thrift stores in Tucson (maybe second to Casa De Los Ninos thrift), the selection of clothing, shoes, housewares, furniture, appliances, knick-​knacks, etc, etc, gives you plenty to look at and sift through. I’ve found some pretty random stuff there too — marching band hats, framed Britney Spears art, vintage tortoise shell Nike’s, a book on handwriting analysis? Random!
I love donating clothing items to Savers knowing my small contribution goes directly to the Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center, a public nonprofit that provides critical support services to abused children. (Be sure to bring any extra winter items you have for donation soon!)
Their Halloween section has grown and become pretty impressive. I have found my costume here (or parts of a costume) every year for as long as I can remember! The used items allow for lots of creative costumery, and the new, prepackaged Halloween costumes are usually cheaper than what you would find at a Target or Walmart.
IN FACT, I just found the start of my Halloween costume there today! Winning!

It’s a mediocre thrift store. It’s not very clean but I did see the employees try to organize the racks/​shelves as much as they could.
I was hoping to find some cute clothing but their selection wasn’t much my taste/​to my liking. Their clientele would probably be for an older crowd NOT so much for a «young mom» or «fresh out of college student». A lot of their children’s clothing were a bit over priced for the condition it was in too.
Ehhh…this place wasn’t my cup of tea. Check them out though. Maybe you’ll find something YOU would like!

This store smells bette than the other location but the trade-​off is much higher prices, sometimes triple what an item would be prices at the Ft. Lowell/​Oracle store. This is particularly true in housewares. This store gets more merchandise so it’s like a dance with the devil… more stuff for a higher price or less stuff for a lower price.

This is your typical thrift store. The people who work there seem like they are working in their own personal hell. So, be prepared for some attitude from them. The selection is alright. If you like to do occasional thrifting like I do, you should check this place out. Make sure you have time to dig around as make sure to bring some water because you are not going to want to drink from their water fountain. Trust me. I did get an awesome cookbook and a $ 40 tank top for like $ 3 bucks.

Clean, organized and well lit store. It’s a little pricey compare to goodwill and other thrift store but the goods they have here are very well maintained and nice. I found stuff that would normally go for hundreds regular priced that i only purchased for less that 10 bucks. I am definitely on a lookout and be going back from time to time to see new stuff coming in, definitely saves me moolah!

I’m not a big thrift store shopper, but it’s becoming so trendy now a days that I stopped into this local Savers and actually walked out with a few good steals that still had their tags. Thrift shopping is truly fun!

I’m going to have to agree with the reviewers who said that this location is expensive. However, I found so much good stuff that it almost kind of balances it out for me. If you are looking in their shoe selection, any good condition average-​high designer label sandals will set you back $ 9 – 13. Most nice shirts seemed to be on average, $ 6 – 10. Most dresses in the gown section were $ 14.99 and up. So basically, it’s up to you to decide whether these are high prices or not. They at least have a stamp card going on where once it fills up with stamps, you get 30% off your entire purchase.
I came the night before Halloween and there were literal droves of people coming in the door to raid the racks. Man, people here in Tucson don’t play around when it comes to Halloween. I like that.

We stopped in here after an unsuccessful party city trip to find halloween costumes. I was so surprised at the halloween selection! I had been here before just to shop, but not for Halloween time. They had a whole area devoted to new and used costumes, wigs and accessories. I was able to find a new wig for 3 dollars and my boyfriend’s for 4 dollars. The same ones would have been over 20 at Party City which was sold out. After that we looked around at the clothes, I found a jacket and a scarf for my costume and my boyfriend found a polo shirt for his. We checked out and all of our used items were an additional 25% off! Score: D
Our grand total was about $ 20, so of course the thrift shop song had to go through my head. Two costumes with wigs for 20, not too shabby! The workers are so helpful here too.

Savers used to be among the class of Cadillac thrift stores. It was reasonably priced and very clean. Not any more. I went there on October20, 2013 only to find filthy, overpriced items not fit for the dump they came out of. I couldn’t believe how expensive everything was. Why would a sensible shopper pay $ 7 for a used tee shirt? Was it supposed to be a designer cast off? Many items were priced at retail. How do I know? because I shop a lot, just to compare prices so I can bust jerky businesses like this one for their rip-​off ways!
I saw a hand thrown pot. It was good-​sized with a semi-​ugly glaze, priced at $ 14. Are you kidding me? It should have been there for $ 3 max. Moving along to the furniture, everything was utterly filthy and priced as if it were clean and untorn. Savers is an insult to all of us respectable poor people.

This store was such a huge disappointment. We are new to Arizona, and I was excited to visit due to the great reviews. I went in search of kitschy SW décor, and I couldn’t stay long. The entire store reeked of urine. It was more than my poor nose could handle.

I’ve checked out this Savers and the one on the north end of town — can’t remember the address but up Oracle a ways. I’d say the north-​end one had a better selection, but it could have just been the day. It was also less crowded and a little more laid back. Which means… a little less clean. But I have found a ton of great stuff at the one on Oracle, and the one on Broadway… I was there for two hours and walked out with one skirt. That’s kind of a bad sign for me. I might give it another shot, but I felt like they had a lot of clothes for people ten years younger than me, but not so much for non-​mini-​dress-​wearing thirty-​somethings. Probably a fair reflection on their donor-​base.

I came in to Savers for the first time the weeks before Halloween. My costume needed to be a’la carte, and since I would only wear it for Halloween, I didn’t want to spend a ton of money on it. My friend knew about Savers and he and I came here for the first time in search of an extremely frilly skirt-​suit.
We asked one of the employees who not only directed to the section that would have it, walked us over there and started going through clothes and pulling them off the rack along side us.
While we didn’t find the costume pieces over the 5 – 10 times we went in, we found some amazing shoes, my friend’s Halloween costume, and black slacks for his new job. Everything was inexpensive, and the service was always beyond helpful and friendly!

This is one of my favorite places to find nearly anything. They often have a great selection and great prices.

One of my favorite thrift stores in Tucson. It is large and always has some goodies that have been donated. I donate there myself on a regular basis.
I have found lots of vintage pieces as well as old vinyl to add to my collection.
Great place!!!