
Bargains with a purpose—treasure finds at Out of the Closet - Folsom.
Out of the Closet - Folsom is a discount clothing store at 1295 Folsom St, San Francisco. It draws shoppers with low prices and occasional neat finds, and reviews note a mission-driven ethos. Some comments mention a dingy interior, no dressing rooms, and no returns, while others describe a security presence. It remains a notable bargain option in the city.
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Affordable, second-hand apparel for men, women, and children, with a focus on unique styles and low prices.
Discounted kitchenware, furniture, and home decor items, offering budget-friendly options for everyday needs.
Accepts gently used donations of clothing and goods, with proceeds supporting HIV/AIDS healthcare services.
Curated selection of discounted items, including books, accessories, and vintage finds for cost-conscious shoppers.
Nonprofit model where purchases fund local health initiatives, allowing customers to shop for a cause.
Overall rating
Supasin Somee
Not good in service
Malili Vinson
Staff are very kind. Store is well orginized and Cashier is very kind with everyone.
John Howard
$500 for a used vinyl couch? Give me a break. The furniture is MASSIVELY overpriced. You’ll find the same stuff for sale elsewhere for 1/3 or less. Disappointing. The store is nicely organized.
Alexis Bonilla
Nice people, great selection, and a vibrant atmosphere!
Boone Adkins
It should be a community thrift store supporting a good cause. But there is this dealbreaking frustration. The women's section has no fitting rooms and zero mirrors. How are you supposed to know how you look!? You can't tell from the distorted and high-placed anti-theft mirror. You could walk each item downstairs to the one mirror in the men's section. It's a high friction experience. In 2026, mirrors are cheap. One mirror pays for itself really quickly in sales, doesn't it? I will revise the review if they get a mirror upstairs.
Josh Moore
Very nice, well curated selection for a good cause. You should put a chair or two by the books