Savers have jumped on the band wagon & have raised their prices substantially! And their non-profit! All that stuff is donated, they have some nerve selling it all for so much! I will no longer go there & fill their pockets! At least Goodwill & Desert Industries gives so much to others! Shame on you Savers! 😡

Good selection of stuff but not sure why you are charging 3.99 and 5.99 for Books. 11.99 for a pair of used flip flops. Ross has new ones for 6.99. Sure I get inflation, but you seriously need to reevaluate your prices. You guys literally get all your stuff for free from people who donate it, so why is everything so expensive for people who are there to get a good deal because they financially can’t afford things? It’s safe to say that I will stick to Goodwill and other third-party nonprofits.

I always find great deals at Savers. My favorite picks are purses, shoes and jewelry. Of course, Monday is my favorite day to shop because the entire store is 50% off! My latest great find were a new pair of handmade stingray boots...$25 bucks! They have many locations throughout the city. Take a donation and get a 20% off coupon towards purchases

Really 🙄 two rolls for that price. Savers is so over price. Mind you this is a second hand store. This is not the first time I seen this. I see item there from the 99cent store and savers have the nerves to sell the item three times the price. Shame on savers. I will start taking more pictures like this and posting them. Here and Face book .

Solid 4 stars. Great experience here. I’ve not been super- thrifting all over vegas, but I love to thrift. This savers is nicely close to the strip and really easy to get to. Staff was courteous and friendly and helpful even if they didn’t have what I was looking for.

I've been coming to this Savers location for over 10 years and it has changed very little. I love coming here for the deals and enjoy 50% off Mondays when I can. However the self check out was the wrong move because they like to close it out and funnel all the customers through the original two check stands. I waited about 15 minutes to get to the front but from a customer standpoint that's isn't the worst part. THE VERY WORST PART IS FINDING CLOTHES THAT ARE RIPPED BEYOND REPAIR HANGING ON THE RACKS. To the management I ask that you tighten up the quality control checks so that way I can spend less time passing over clothes that clearly shouldn't have made it pass the donation bin. Lastly speaking of the donation bin, does this location offer donors a receipt/confirmation slip for each donation? Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

Ive been shopping at the savers for a long time. But lately, the workers have not been very nice and seem a bit rude. also its becoming a lot more expensive for things that are for PEOPLE who cant afford new or expensive clothing. pieces of clothing that i can find less expensive and new,im finding them even MORE expensive there. im overall disappointed with the customer service,and the expensive prices for a thrift shop. I wish i could leave a better review but it is worth it.🙁

The people who work here are always so rude and don’t know what they’re doing. Been coming here since I was a kid and for the past year, the women that work here are always so angry and rude. If they forget to enter an exchange and you ask them to do it properly, they get so mad. Lol. Went to exchange clothes and my new total should been $1.15. But the woman didn’t input everything properly and the total came out to $43.32. When I told her she forgot to input everything, she said, “I know what I’m doing”. I had to tell her she needed to double check because I already calculated it all and that my total should been $1.15. She realized she was wrong and was so mad about it. 😹 Not my fault they don’t know how to do their own job. I’ve also been accused of stealing when trying to exchange clothes TWICE. Even though I gave them my receipt. Starting to dislike coming here. Their prices are also so high compared to all of the other Savers locations here. Weird.

The prices are getting to be a few dollars short of retail prices. Plus they only have paper bags that they make you pay for only to have them rip 10 ft away from the store. Also you have to check yourself out which is fine but one of their workers who was a huge man stood 6 inches from me the entire time. Which made me very uncomfortable. Way to profile people savers. I think I will stick with the other thrift stores.

Second hand store, you can always find the basics on used clothing, electronics and some furniture. Prices are a little high, but they have half price sales often.

I like the "expensive" display stuff at the front and when I was there, it did not smell like a thrift store - it smelled good. But it was too corporate - all the really good stuff you would find on smaller stores would have been identified and taken before it hits the floors. Bland with a neon sign. I find that the place has a lot of clothes- but pricier than other thrift stores not run like an assembly line thrift shop. For real thrift store shopping try finding a smaller store run by an individual.

I experienced homophobia at this location. I found this beautiful fur coat ( it was women's but I didn’t care) , i immediately fell in love with it. I was overjoyed with the price. I was so beyond excited to take it home and show it off. When I went to self checkout the worker looked at me bitterly and told me the jacket was “supposed to be behind the counter” they then told me I could buy it for twice the price or not at all. I didn’t expect to be targeted while just trying to shop. Be careful here y’all :(

Whoever is doing the pricing of these items must be high all the time. A pair of shorts from Walmart. New with tags for $1. That they got for free. Was listed for sale at $10. In what world does that logic make sense. They literally get everything for free. I’ve literally seen them selling used true religion jeans for $60…. The same jeans i have seen in other locally owns thrift stores for $15-25.

I used to love going to savers to buy clothes and books all the time, the workers were helpful and the prices were reasonable !But about a year ago everything got down hill :( The prices are getting more expensive at a thrift shop,then instead of were the things come from. Not only that, but recently,the workers there have been really rude :/ to the point where I've actually gotten anxiety because I had been decline to buy some items,in a very hurting manner. I don't think I'll be able to go and shop here until the workers don't scare me anymore or cause me to panic once I get to the register to pay. It's hard to buy things,when your a teenager with a really low budget,and everything is more then 15 dollars a piece 🥲

Not a great atmosphere for a thrifting experience. You have to put your tote bag in their locker for safe keep ( we know what thats all about) unless you show up on Mondays, the place is empty. High prices must have something to do with it. I think these thrift stores have forgotten that they are THRIFT STORES. No more, no less. I don't recommend

$20 for a used dress is ridiculous. I get that most people shop on mondays for the sale, but shouldn’t base pricing off of people shopping on Mondays.

I stopped coming to savers because of THIS store's rude employees. After many years of shopping, they've done lost me in 2021. I am sure not of them are rude, but still, only in this store. More than once.

Love this Savers location. Always find great gems here. PRO TIP- If you do not want to deal with Monday’s crowds, try Thursday and get 25% off.

Incredible finds for any category you are looking for. Super sale days are also a massive win for thrift shoppers.

Pros: seems somewhat neatly organized Cons: prices are a high (and are inconsistent across quality of clothing and brand), very narrow selection of maternity clothing, no restrooms available for shopper’s use — makes shopping here very inconvenient for pregnant customers or for those with bladder issues.

Tuesday is Senior Citizen discount day. My original purchase was $28, with the discount, I paid $17. Two blouses, a pair of shorts, two blouses, and a nice pair of tennis shoes.

Great prices if you know what you are looking for got a Calphalon cast iron skillet 5$

ITHAD BEEN A COUPLE YEARS THE I DIDNT GO THE STORE BUT THESE LAST 2 TIMES I WENT LATELY , THE COSTUMER SERVICE WAS HORRIBLE, THE HAVE AN ATTITUDE WHEN YOU ASK SOMETHING AND SINCE THEY ONLY HAVE SELF SERVICE CASH PAYMENT ALL THE PERSONAL IS JUST HANGING THERE HAVING PERSONAL CONVERSATIONS AND DONT CARE ABOUT FHE COSTUMERS , WE WILL NEVER COMEBACK THERE AND THEY ITEMS TO PRICEY TO BE A THIFT STORE

I love Savers, this particular store usually has great funds and good prices. Mondays IA always 50% off entire store, Tuesdays 30% off for 55 yrs and up

Honestly, this is my favorite Savers store within the Charleston Boulevard street zone. Only like coming here because the Huntridge Theater is there.

This store is great for saving money on some items you might need or want. The store is kept clean and the associates are nice enough.

Sick and tired of the jacka$$es in the back placing broken items in the plastic bags. Esp electronics. You purchase the item and are unable to test it. It is a huge problem.