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“I found Closet Connection's website while on the hunt for a specific Coach coat, and they had it! I was able to message them through Facebook and they responded so quickly and I scored the coat of my dreams!! It came in perfect like new condition and even had the extra buttons. Thank you so much CC, you are truly a hidden gem.”
“Lovingly hand curated, well-priced clothes, shoes, bags, homeware, odds and ends, really something for everyone (only no children’s/baby). And one whole table of FREE things! As an avid thrifter, this facility is warm, welcoming, and well stocked with like-new and new high quality clothes at an absolute steal. You can find women’s workout clothes or wine glasses, hiking bags or hunter rain boots, ties scarves and belts to high end workwear and vintage dresses. A treasure! They accept cash and Venmo only.”
“Let’s start with the beginning: I love thrift stores! I think they are amazing gifts to the community and the planet.I love this one in particular because it’s the neighborhood’s local thrift store. You can find here everything you need (or don’t need), from kids’ clothes, fancy plates from 100 years ago, furniture and designer items like this cashmere sweater I found today. You may need to pass by a few times to find what you’re looking for, but there is a good chance they’ll have it at some point.What better way to recycle our stuff and let someone else use those items for a while.And prices are very reasonable!”
“Dorchester Art Project has been serving the community for years. This is the best place for local artists! Rent their theater out for cool underground music shows or check out their awesome studio spaces Make sure to go to a gallery show or see a local band play and support local artists!”
“One of the best thrift stores in the area! The prices are great, and there's a lot of good finds. Also their mission is worth supporting. It isn't the biggest place, but it certainly makes an impact. There's no changing rooms either, but that's easily overlooked.”
“CASH ONLY. Crowded and tight, the dust always makes my throat dry, but the prices are good & low and I *always* find something unique. Clothing and housewares = good selection. Appliances/lamps/suitcases/etc = not so much. Free parking & there’s an ATM in the lot. Sales rotate day to day.”
“Goodwill Industries International Inc., simply known as Goodwill, is an American nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that provides job training, employment placement services, and other community-based programs for people who face barriers in their employment.”
“My sister and I took six bags and two boxes of items to drop off. Three bags were "poundage," torn, stained, or well-worn clothing that they take to sell per pound to textile recycling. The process was quick and easy and they provide you with a receipt for tax purposes. I like that the proceeds benefit the Interfaith Social Services' food pantry, mental health counseling center, and homelessness prevention program.”
“I was at their pop-up at the Sam Adams Brewery and their prices can’t be beat! The staff are so kind and, I mean, $3 and $5 cassettes? $6 shirts and $12 jeans??? Their selection is amazing and you’ll always find something that piques your interest.”
10AM - 5:30PM
334 Pleasant St, Belmont
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“i live very close to this store, and it is nice to have a place withing walking distance that also happens to have daily discounts. Yes the clothing is overpriced, but its all reasonable. I have found so many cute things here, both clothes and other, that i really think it is a great thift store for some hidden gems.”
“Clothes here are really good brands and in excellent condition! Owner is super friendly and they have a resale system as well so you can bring in your outgrown kids clothes and get buying credits.”
“Found some great things there alot of retro stuff and antiques with excellent customer service I couldn’t believe some of the stuff they have I know there’s a few things I want to get before someone else does”
“Such a great little thrift shop. As others have mentioned, the staff are all super nice and also helpful, the shop is cheery and organized and they have a good and varied selection of items. Prices are fair, and I usually find something I love. Enjoyable thrifting for sure!”
“Absolutely amazing! Everything is pretty much $1. Came here with a friend when we’d just moved here from the UK, and picked up a brand new wardrobe. Staff are super lovely, tons of different things to buy from shoes to books, bags to tvs. Highly recommend, couldn’t improve what so ever. Open every other saturday 11-1pm and wednesdays 3-6pm, I make sure to go every week you never know what you’ll find! Tons of new stuff everytime, ive had designer brands and fully new labelled items.”
“First time going... Not my last! Definitely like "Grandma' s. Attic " Really nice. Wish I had more time.. Staff was awesome.. reasonable prices.. Look forward to My next visit..”
“I am visiting Boston. I often don’t do well at these kinds of stores because they don’t have much in my size or it’s overwhelming or the prices are outrageous. Not the case for this store. I found so many beautiful pieces in new or nearly new condition. Fair pricing and great selection in my size (XS). Absolutely recommend.”
“Good prices, very friendly staff. Not a whole lot of inventory, but a cute place to drop in. I would happily give 5 stars if their hours were better. It's really hard to get there when they're open. I would suggest opening later and staying open an equivalent amount of time. Then they won't need more staff (Though I would happily volunteer a few hours a week to help out).”
“The salvation army in Central square in Cambridge on Massachusetts avenue health helped a lot of people throughout the long years that they have been there in that location. I have never stayed there overnight but I have occasionally had need of a shower which they were able to accommodate and a meal from time and time and a couple times during my laundry when I didn't have any money to do them,, don't let your pride get in the way of getting some help from a place like salvation army!! You need to call at 6:00 a.m. the same day to reserve a bed if they have any if you need a place to sleep for the night. If you're going to be staying there I recommend trying to get a bed as close as possible to staff as possible, do not have any loose belongings on you when you go there as they might get stolen, if we have something of value keep it under your shirt or coat or sweater and tie it to you securely before you go to sleep..”
“It's a cool thrift store close to the church. I got a cool watch worth $40+ for $5 that I wear practically everyday from here. They also sell other things, and I believe this place has great revisiting value.”
“SWEET DEALS: Closet-size jewel of a Second Hand clothing store run by a human service agency whose members are people with I/DD. Much of the clothing is nondescript. Hunt for the limited items of past season Diane Von Furstenberg, Burberry, Philip Lim, Carmen Marc Valvo, Madewell, etc. Often these pieces are size 0-4. Typical price range is $3-5 (cash is preferred). I hate sharing this secret but it's a great place that deserves more traffic. The adjacent store is Gifts at Peppermint Place which has a random assortment of gifts.”
“This place was the most amazing Goodwill I've ever been to it was clean it was organized everything was color coded the only thing I didn't like is the racks weren't divided into sizes and the staff wasn't very friendly but besides that it's a great place to find some really cool good second hand clothing”
“very nice staff, great selection with an awesome men’s sweater section! everyone saying it was dirty or a bad thrift store was either in a bad mood or that was their first ever thrift store lol! thrift stores aren’t known for being squeaky clean!”
“The place to go for thrifting! I always find what I need! Wonderful assortment of pieces for good prices ($5 for blouses with long sleeves and $6 for sweaters). Wear a tank top, crop top, or sports bra or be prepared to try things over clothes or under skirts because their dressing rooms are always closed.Buy baking soda and vinegar from Dollar Tree down the street and maybe have some banh mi from Super Market 88 or do some grocery shopping at Star Market.If you’re looking for clothes hangers, Dollar Tree sells them for $1.25 (pack or 7).”
“Can someone please tell me the name of the manager who worked there approximately four years ago? He had a bit of a stutter? If you ever read this I want you to know I’m so so sorry that I hurt you.”
10AM - 5PM
487 Broadway, Somerville
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“My sister and i started thrifting there to donate cloths for homeless and refugees. They have great selection of quality warm clothes at a decent price. The best part of it is the staff, manager Leslie is so kind and professional. the 2 other girls that work there (sorry i dont recall their name) are so lovely. I am grateful that the Salvation Army and their staff of helping us help others. Thank you, Leslie and team. You guys are the BEST :)”
“Great store! Very clean, items organized by category and color. Very reasonable prices. Only down side is fittings rooms are closed, so have to guess with sizing”
“They just finished an 8 week remodel and they have opened to large crowds. I never leave this Goodwill without multiple amazing deals. I highly recommend this location.”
“I selection is better than most Savers. However the prices seem to be going up every day.I will still shop there cause it's still the best prices compared to regular department stores.”
9AM - 9PM
1160 Broadway, Saugus
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“I recently lost my mom, so I was in your Saugus store donatingany of her belongs when I say an old sewing machine desk/table like one my mom had when I was little, Donna was so kind, she let me by it and held it till morning so I could get a truck to pick it up. Thank you for giving me back something that help me remember good times with my mom. I can't thank Donna enough for her kindness.”
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“My shopping trip - I wanted to purchase a dress with a blue color tag. This was a dress that would be fine for church or work. It was made of Jones of NY. The cashier with the fingers nails painted black - stated that the dress was 15 dollars!!! It was considered a fancy dress - Fancy? I have ten other dress in my closet I purchaed at goodwill that have had the same blue color tag. The clerk ask if I still wanted the dress. I said not at that price!!. Something was not right with this transaction!!! I was being ripped off. What really irks me is that people donate items to goodwill and it costs them nothing.Clean storeEmployees 50 50 some are great - others notColthes not jammed pack on racksMissesNeed more mirrorsNo parking - bus stop in front storeShoe prices are to high”