Thrift Stores near Cockeysville, MD

“My mom and I used to visit Thrifty Penny many years ago when I was in school. I still remember the lovely staff and we still have some of the special finds from our visits. Based on the recent reviews I read, it seems like the shop is still a gem.”

“The most amazing "thrift" store in the area! Calling Wise Penny a "thrift" store doesn't really do it justice; their selections are unique, tasteful, and good quality. It is more akin to a consignment store than a Goodwill. While the clothes are fashionable, they are more suited for a more professional taste. That being said, there are tons of trendy, young clothes to pick from as well.I am a petite woman and it's near impossible to find high quality clothes that fit me, but everything I came home with from here fit me incredibly well without tailoring. I don't see any reason to go anywhere else for my clothing needs.Finally, the prices really cannot be beat at all. Sure, it's not the cheapest thrift in Baltimore, but after accounting for the quality and brand names, the prices are insane. I can't believe I came out with several barely-worn/new brand name pieces for less than $50.”

“I went to Sass for the first time today and I will definitely be returning. The owner is absolutely amazing. She greeted me very warmly and took time to show me around and explain how the sales work. The store is extremely clean and neatly organized. The clothes were high quality with great prices. The staff and other customers were very personable. I felt like I was hanging out with friends. I highly recommend.”

“Such a lovely place to browse ! There is a variety of very clean, decently priced, well made clothing (and vintage!) ; home goods were good quality; there is a large selection of jewelry. The building itself is an eclectic site. The volunteers were helpful and pleasant.”

“Little pricy but if you need paint brushes or rollers way excellent deals. Also found some seriously old light bulbs for a lamp my wife has, which I couldn't even buy online or Lowes or home Depot. That was awesome, stupid lamp hasn't worked since last summer. She was really excited to see it lit up again this evening”

“This is such a cool place with really great quality clothing and shoes. Very friendly staff, super clean, multiple dressing rooms, and very convenient location. Great place to recycle your pre-owned clothing too.”

“Great way to save on little kids clothing. This Grandma can send her grandkids back to South America with a whole new wardrobe each time they come to visit. My granddaughter just loves to go to the Kids store and pick out her own stuff.”

“An amazing store with a wide variety of pieces and sizes. The owner, Zakiya Shivers, has impeccable and discerning taste in the items she selects for her shop— a great mixture of bohemian, African, and vintage apparel, shoes and accessories. The inventory changes all the time as, in addition to her own selections, “Ms. Tightfisted” regularly invites local artists to display and vend their own goods and frequently hosts special events for such occasions. As a result, Tightfisted Fashion has a genuine, down to earth community vibe. If you are in Baltimore and looking for beautiful and unique pieces to add to your collection, this store is not to be missed!”

“I stumbled into this store today and had such a wonderful experience with the sweet owner. I bought two gorgeous jackets. She has beautiful things - definitely the best consignment shop I have been to! I will definitely be back!”

“I came here from AZ Nov 2022. I trusted I would be able to rediscover and refurbish my wardrobe when I got here. Not only has that happened, but I took pickleball lessons shortly after my arrival; my daughter and I were able to completely outfit me for my games from head to toe - many types of outfits including sweats, dri fits, jackets, skorts - on a budget; you name it and I'm ready to play. I also had to get almost EVERYthing for a cruise to the DR shortly after I got here...Goodwill had my back. I didn't get any formal wear. I should and could have and have rectified that since. At Goodwill. I can easily find quality items - good stuff - and I get so giddy when I discover it there. Now, I rarely go anywhere else, unless I really need something new. It's a must do at least once a week. Funny note: 2 weeks ago I realized there wasn't anything else I needed to shop for (clothing-wise). I literally have everything. I remember running through my categories in my head. Goodwill has checked them all. When I wanted to rebuild my music collection, I spent hours going through albums for clasical music. Then I decided I needed a little cd player and the cds are great. I better not bring home anymore books. I have a shelf of unreads I brought with me in my "spare move" and I don't read them. I think I will replace as I read; when I do, I'll be at the Goodwill checking through their massive selections.I've been to a lot of them between MD and PA and I must say (and I tell errbody), that I love the Joppa Rd store.. York Rd is a keeper as well. When I venture further, I've been traveling with my daughters and we set out to discover the treats and to thrift with purpose. We've gotten some of everything. I think the most amusing discovery was the original whirly popcorn thingy. We eat a lot of it and needed a second one. Off we go, shopping with a purpose and what do you know? There was one NIB on the shelf at eye level. Yeah.. I love it! Btw, I have the account associated with the Chesapeake stores that rebates when you purchase. The thrill of the hunt gets even better when $ is taken off at the register if you want. Everybody is a winner. All in all it makes me feel very good about my spending when I shop Goodwill.”

“The crew is great. Helpful and always willing to lend a hand, or answer a question. The Manager is wonderful. I won't include her name, she has enough to deal with.. Guys. It's Goodwill. What was the old TJ Mx slogan? Never the same place twice??Yup that's GW. I tend to hit a lot of "it depends" in reviews. Because..... It Does!!@Donations. Mixed with a large dose of "here today, gone tomorrow " .”

“Mrs. Tina is a gem she is professional and treats everyone with respect I have noticed.My little getaway when I venture out in the area since I am a full-time caregiver if both parents,Ms.Tina always has a positive word for me knowing I am a caregiver of senior parents. She is special to me and other staff members at the store in Pikesville on Flagstaff Rd.are warm hearted people I have experience.I have been going to this store over a decade.I treat people as I wish to be treated.”

“The employees are very nice and helpful, especially the young black male cashiers, Makenzie, and the female assistant manager with the braids. The prices are hit or miss at times. I do feel that the toys and chairs are priced pretty fair. The guys taking the donations in the back are always friendly. I like this location and Towson the best.”

“Bro this place is actually amazing no joke all the outfits I got here ate and left no crumbs. It’s cheap, and very confusing on labels but that adds to the fun as it makes it more like a treasure hunt. You never know what your gonna get just like for rust Gump saided. I got a gambeoy here for cheap! And cloathes. Tbh great employees very nice and kind and helpful. I only shop here no where else I’m not kidding”

“This is a large and very neat store. Strangely, the donation center is a drive-through (not a walk-up). Some items are over-priced but I suspect that they lower costs once something has been sitting on the market for long enough since the two arm chairs I got for $5 each had layers of stickers with higher prices. The manager was forgiving of my unbelievably dense (and in retrospect selfish) walk-up donation and even went so far as to help me load the arm chairs on a sweltering day out. If you are hunting for household items or furniture, this might be the location you find it. Overall, would definitely recommend!”

“This is a bins store! I was super excited when I arrived and saw that this is a location with bins. Large selection. Clothes are priced by weight. I paid about $1 for a shirt.”