Thrift City - San Antonio - San Antonio, Texas

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Sophi C

Love this place! Great selection & prices. Lots of clothes and even has dressing rooms!! Impressive section of plus size clothes. Really clean environment and merchandise is in better condition than other thrift stores. Clean bathrooms as well

Nicole DeArman

I always seem to find a few little treasures that need to come home with me. The clothing selection is extensive. They do not have furniture. They have a small amount of small appliances. Three color coded aisles of decor. A lot of scarves and ordered by size shoes to choose from. Everyone who works here is friendly and helpful. The place always smells neutral, which I appreciate. The prices are usually reasonable.

Elizabeth Palomino

Usually love coming here and always find good clothes, however I noticed in the fitting rooms that there’s a camera that reflects off in the mirror when people are changing and it made me very uncomfortable. Hope they can remove and put it in a better spot, not where the fitting room area is..

Stephanie C

Accessible, but ridiculously overpriced. Like $12-$14 for a pair of used jeans overpriced. No deals to be found here.

Edit: I'm sure you have a tank top for $1.99 or something, but I was looking for jeans for my teenage son. I searched the entire rack and you wanted $12-$14 for used clothing. I can pick up a brand new pair from Walmart for $12.98

Reevaluate your business model, you're doing it wrong. The trip was a waste of bus fare and I won't be returning, and I don't recommend it to anyone else.

Emily Martin

Prices were the same if not better than Goodwill. The store atmosphere was more spacious, better-lit and smelled better for sure. Very well-organized! Home goods were on the correct shelves, clothing was on the correct racks by type, size and color. Good signage. This made shopping a breeze - I was able to get in and out quickly with some real gems. Even the dresses are organized. Also interesting: they have a large rack of ethnic clothing. The staff was friendly - they do restrict you to 6 items in the dressing room, but kindly, and the cashier was friendly too. The only issue: the bathroom smelled awful, so we didn’t dare go.
Overall, a very good experience!

Christine M

I lurrrrrve Thrift City!!
The only place locally that I can be almost guaranteed to find a steady stream of hockey gear, New England mega sports fan fanperson swag, LL Bean outerwear, and northeast beer glassware.
Bestill my Boston-loving, cold weather adventuring heart!! ?

The store is focused on clothing and everything is *superorganized* - by type of garment, and by color and size within those types. Very easy to find (too much of, lol) what you're looking for. (Written as I sit here contemplating having to iron - ugh!! - the 17 pairs of chinos I came home with, c when of course I really only needed maybe 3 or 4ish ?)
Even the stuffed animals are organized by color (my blind doggo - my reason for digging thru stuffies - doesn't notice the color of her Build-a-Bears, obvi lol, but I sure do appreciate the convenience of finding them!)

Pricing tends to be a little inconsistent on the non-clothing items (annoying!), but there is a daily tag color that's 50% off and you earn accumulation savings if you sign up for TC Rewards.

Good times!!

Jane S

I've said this many times before. The cameras watch you in the fitting rooms. You can see them clear as day on the ceiling, if you can see the camera, it can see you.
This location has been recording people in the fitting rooms for YEARS. Next time you go, look at the ceiling. You can see it in the mirror and with your own eyes. Come to this location at your own risk.