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“One of the only best thrift shops in town bought 80% of my Christmas decor for under 60$ tree included exceptional supply they don't just throw junk on the shelves like V**ue V****** does very well organised and well priced will be going back very frequently”
“I love shopping at this store they have some great vintage stuff that are in good condition with a good price, the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. It’s one of my favourite places to shop and if you’re looking for a good place to shop i highly recommend Mission thrift.”
“Amazing place to find all kinda of things from clothing to knick nacks you didn't know you needed. Great variety of many different things. Great staff, atmosphere, and location. I visit at least once a week.”
“We found more than what we needed! Great place. Now, I'm realizing in retrospect that I didn't check if there were change rooms, I just assumed there were not any since the previous VV I had been in had no change rooms.
For those who are worried about germs-- there is a whole world of online shopping available. For those of us who want to 'brave' real-life clothes shopping, we would LOVE to have fitting rooms! Please!!”
“We moved from Vancouver Island a couple of years ago, to a rural community south of Swift Current. We have to travel to Saskatoon often and have become very thankful for this Value Village. The huge selection of quality used clothing and footwear has made a big difference when it comes to shopping for the children. The prices here are far better than they were at our Value Villages on Vancouver Island and I can always find brand name clothing for the whole family.”
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“Unlike many used clothing stores, the CWL Clothing depot is non-profit, volunteer-run, and 100% of sales go to charitable causes, such as the United Way. You will also find things other than clothing there --lamps, toys and games, dinnerware, Christmas trees, etc. etc.”