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Alejandra Garibayvia Google

about 2 months ago

This is the WORST ABSOLUTELY THE WORST PLACE EVER! The manager is disrespectful and the cashiers are disrespectful they have offended several customers calling them Dumb and rolling their eyes at the employees while the manager is standing right next to them! The customer service is HORRIBLE

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Brandon Brownvia Google

4 months ago

First time here, was a cool store and I found some clothes I liked. Earned a bad reputation once I got to the check out. Lady with heavy energy, masked up, and poor communication scans all the tags and on my last shirt, she looks at the tag, then tells me there’s no tag - I saw it and she saw it, but okay? I asked for 2 $5’s with my change and she said she couldn’t “give up the 5’s” Absolutely strange woman who should find a job not interacting with people.

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Ana Marlen Toscanovia Google

5 months ago

Austin Thrift Land is a hidden gem for thrifting in Austin! 🛍️ With a wide variety of clothes, shoes, home goods, and unique treasures, there’s always something exciting to discover. The prices are super affordable, and its convenient location makes it perfect for a fun, budget-friendly day of shopping. Also current collage student we have deals on Thursday with proof of your srudnet ID card

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Hannah Phillipsvia Google

6 months ago

I had high hopes given it was a large store but was quickly let down. Tbh I have endless complaints.. all that space but no changing rooms, They put the tags on with staples which led to me cutting myself while trying on clothes also made it difficult to get the tags off the couple items I did find and left a hole in a thin tank top I bought. They only accept cash and the only signs are at checkout not when coming into the store or anywhere else. Personally I wasn’t a fan of how things were organized, they have everything separated by color not size. Then to top it off the workers weren’t friendly in the slightest.

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Jonathanvia Google

8 months ago

This store has a pretty diverse selection of clothes with a handful of nice finds. Prices are comparable to Good Will. The main drawback is that they ONLY TAKE CASH. You need to have cash to shop here. Additionally the place is disheveled and not organized, by size or color. the sizes are all off. Pants and shirts either have no labels or they’re labeled in sizes such as 11, where most men’s clothes are small, medium, large. I don’t think the numbered sizing is accurate either.