Arc Value Village

I don't know who is in charge of the pricing, but it's insane. everything is over priced. A sequence jacket is marked at $350. A old dress from H&M is priced at $30. They forgot it's a 2nd hand store. Someone with that kind of money does not shop at the thrift store. The cashier's are nice ladies. The music is always very loud too, I feel bad for the cashier's listening to that music all day long.

This thrift store has great prices & daily deals!Went in searching for outdoor chairs & table and found so much more. Store could use a paint ( update/Remodel ) and it's hard to see the store from the street but it's pretty organized and the staff is friendly, helpful & kind.

I’ve been coming to this thrift store since childhood, but the service has gotten horrible. On 8/20, I wanted to see a bracelet from the display case. I waited patiently for 2–3 minutes while the cashier finished a large transaction, then stood in line for another 5+ minutes, planning to ask my cashier once it was my turn. When I finally got to the register, the cashier told me she couldn’t show me anything from the case unless she closed her register and I got back in line all over again. There is no sign stating this policy, only signs about item limits. If it’s such an important rule, it should be clearly posted: “Please ask to see case items before paying.” When I asked if someone else could help me, she just said, “There’s no one else,” even though there were several employees walking

In response to someone saying the prices are high. Yes sometimes they do over price. New clothing with tags, they'll price higher. But they have other near new or in great condition at great prices. They have new owners, inventory is running low right now. Which is good, because more people saving things from the landfills. Decrease in donations mean people are keeping what they have longer, saving money. I go thrifting all the time, even when I'm on vacation, I still take time to go thrifting. I take my time looking around, treasures are there, you need patience and look twice because you might miss something on the first round. Not kidding but I've found following brands at thrift stores: Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Fendi. That's on top of the average brands, Levi's,

I was baffled today on my experience 4/8, I arrived with a car loaded of goods. I was greeted by Adan & he automatically said he couldn't accept a step 2 woodland climber. Mind you this is the place I bought it from. I said you're joking right or your being serious. He said no I'm being serious. I asked why not. He said because it's going to be hard to sell. 🤔 The item retails for $400. It's not big, plus I had already took it apart you literally connect the parts together does not need tools to build it back. I honestly feel he didn't want to deal w the maintenance or job period or having to build it. As it is they do not assist to help you bring down or load donations if needed assistance. They've never offered I've always have had to ask if needed. But then he says what else do you have