Price are getting outrageous on everything in the store!! An example they wanted $150 for a kitchenaid mixer that was all old and discolored yellow color. They act like they bought the stuff they are selling! Been coming to this location for years. Price started going up last year even when they were getting tons of donations! Warning: The rewards program discount they give you too expires after while!!

My daughter Bailey has discovered ready over the last year and wants me books all the time. You would surprised at how hard books are to found. We always have a fun time at Sabers. Everybody can always find at least 1 Hing they might die if they can't get it. I love finding old toys there I had as a child or something the older kids had as kids. Halloween id the best time to go for costumes. Love their half off tags and.on certain days or holidays they have everything 1/2 in store. I once worked a summer at Savers during college it was such a blast. Always recommend this store.

I’ve been coming to Saver for like 20 years. I grew up in DI clothes, and then discovered Savers. Utah has its second hand clothing market figured out. Picked up this sick flannel for $6.

I LOVE this store! The place is staffed mostly by younger folks, that every hair color under the sun couldn't do justice to their hair colors. But these people are so very nice, and so very helpful, Savers has quickly become my favorite place to shop. And I feel like I'm doing my part in saving the items I buy here from a landfill. Therefore, helping improve the climate. The prices are great for the most part. Every once in a while, I'll see a knick knack for $3.99 that I know is from Dollar Tree that was originally priced at $1.25. But for the most part, Savers is a great place to shop and score some great deals on collectibles, antiques, and vintage clothing.

This location is really hit or miss. Sometimes you can find really incredible stuff priced very fairly... Other times things are marked up to a ridiculous degree. They sell jewelry that's broken for way more than they should and it's not always economical to shop here. It's disappointing because the high prices make it harder for people in need to find the things that they need and want

I've been donating and shopping here for years, but after my last visit I think I'm done. The fact that your prices have gone way up in that the last year has completely turned me away. You receive all your products for free but price your items so high that I might as well buy new. The point of thrift stores is to help people that can't afford new items.

This place has become pricey. I remember coming here for back to school clothes and getting a lot of clothing for me and my siblings for under $100. Recently I came here to look for some athletic t-shirts for work and they were asking $18 to $25 for some of the shirts I looked at. And I told my brother, I'm sorry but I don't want to pay that much for a shirt that someone else has worn before me. I think I'll go to Target or Walmart and get a new shirt for that price. I'm not very happy with this place. I'll try desert industries or Goodwill where they have more reasonable prices for being a thrift stores. But I guess that's what happens when it's a for profit company.

Prices are ridiculous, the day I went mainly all employees were teens only 2 adults there. The Teens and one of the adults were standing around talking about their "aesthetic looks" I honestly feel they're the reason for the horrible prices. Total waste of time.

The store was very organized and clean. It was easy to find what I was looking for. I feel that the customer service could have been better. I was not greeted by anyone until I was ready to check out.