2nd Ave - Camp Springs, Maryland

Natasha ShaMone

A lot of people have the wrong idea about thrift stores(second hand stores). One friend said she would never buy someone else’s old, dirty, worn, hand me downs!!! WOW! I on the other hand love Thrift Stores! Believe it or not, I look for designer name tags in all of the garments and generally I have an idea of what color and what type of item I am looking to purchase. I found this cute little long cotton over dress to wear over summer pants! Only paid $12.77 for two pieces! Loved it.

languageb

It probably my favor thrift store because the place is so well organized I must admit that the prices on clothes has gotten much higher and you really need to hunt for bargain and a good deal. Pay attention to color discounts and store specials to save money.

Francisco Martinez

Lots of items really go prices. Gets packed but you still have lots of space to shop. Will go again for daily specials. Color discounts changes Monday and Thursday.

Royce Ooten

I frequent this store at least twice a month and always find really nice items. I recently purchased a set of beautiful valances for bedroom window and jewelry I collect to transform into different pieces Spent $25.00

pauld

A good place to thrift. I've gotten a ton of shirts, pants, shorts, and household goods here. Though the place could be a little cleaner

Miss Understood, trap queen

I've been going here for 20 years. I've seen the store go through a lot of changes and a few owners.
Back in the day, the prices were colored pieces of paper that were stapled onto the clothes. Every day a different color would be worth 50% off. You could get a lot of great name brand stuff and unique finds for less than $50. In a retail store this stuff would have cost hundreds. Huge savings. To make things even better, the clothes were hung by size and colors. So if you wanted a red shirt in small, you would go to the small rack and look for the red items. Very nice and easy. And the handbag selection was fantastic.

Fast forward to Today. Things have changed and that $50 doesn't go as far. The store is now hi-tech and all electronics scannable tags. The prices have gone up A LOT. The great finds are harder to find. The color of the day is hardly in circulation and you must buy $250 worth of stuff to get a 10% discount, that must be used within a few weeks or you lose it. WTH. 10% is nothing. They no longer cater to the customer but are mainly focused on making money. They do have good finds but you will pay for it, although not full retail price but damn close. They recently switched savings plans where you earn points per how much you buy. Unfortunately we were not able to carry those points over and lost them.
Should you shop here? Yes, but be mindful of the prices and be ready to dig. The staff are Spanish speaking women who constantly fill the ranks with items. They aren't the friendliest but they work hard. It's worth the trip, but that $50 won't go too far.

Charles

Allows panhandlers to terrorize customers in the store by allowing them to come back into the store time and time again. Allows the same people to shoplift from the store over and over again while they give actual shoppers, the people who actually PAY for their items, a hard time for shopping from the carts as they come out. On top of that, they choose certain people to hassle that shop from the carts while allowing the same people every single day to do the same. Seems discriminatory to me. Apply the rule of no shopping from the carts to everyone and it will be fair. Ban everyone who is told not to shop from the carts and clothing racks, yet still continues to do it, and it will be fair; otherwise, the integrity of your rules has no credibility.

Carlos Campos

Been here a handful of times, customer service is usually really great!

Most of the time it’s really organized (depending on the time of day you go).

Usually have a great selection of dvds and sometimes you might be lucky on finding video games here and there (higher end electronics are behind a counter).