The Salvation Army Thrift Store

Smashing IT!nnAnother St. Clair Avenue West gem to drop off any items you don't want.nnThey also have a great selection of clothing.nnFrom casual wear to dress up for the work environment office look.nnThey also have a great selection of glass wear and other trinkets for glam up that favorite house spot of yours that may feel like a need of dash color etc.nnAmazing customer service. The staff at The Salvation Army Thrift Store are so kind and very friendly.nnI even bought a couple of nice dress shirts for the fall season. To give me that snappy snappy professional look.nnGreat spot to drop in, so take a peak you never know when something JAZZY might catch your eye.

I used to shop here all the time but the ethics of this store is unbelievable. Every shoe I picked up doesn’t matter if it was damaged, low quality, smelled like plastic, etc was 29.99 OR MORE! That is not accessible or inclusive! The greed of these so called non-profits is horrible. They removed change rooms so people have no privacy to try on clothes which is a whole other conversation around dignity & accessibility, the exchange/return policy is unforgiving, and it’s still a mess… Out of principle, I can’t keep returning. The audacity of thrift stores in Toronto in general has gotten out of hand!

***Help needed*** ISO a womens black leather motorcycle jacket with silver zippers and buttons, and shoulder pads. It was heavy and slightly cropped.nnI have mistakenly donated my mother's leather jacket...it has tremendous sentimental value. It was dropped off in 2024.nnI am asking to get it back. We can discuss. Please reply if you think you have it and would like to return it.nnHoping for a miracle. Thanks in advance!

I live right next to here, and the selection is awful almost always. Anything nice is overpriced as hell… why is a DVD player $50? It’s obsolete technology you got for free? Feel like they have lost the plot.

Some okay options but one of the staff there at cash is pretty intimidating and a bit rude when interacting with her, making the experience super uncomfortable because of that energy.nItems with ripped unfunctional zippers are still the same price- sometimes even up to $20 for generic unknown brands.nNot as high as Value Village but still. You're risking getting bed bugs and these clothes are not really in the best condition or washed.

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