Savers - Thrift store in Lomita - 24911 Western Ave, USA

There are currently $1.75 each at Daiso. A flimsy wooden plant stand priced at $5 each at this location. I come here often and thought the pricing was higher today. All the bottoms were over $10+ and dress shirts $11-$20. Its just getting too high here for what’s being sold. It’s not a boutique it’s a thrift store full of regular throw away clothes. This location never has anything special just regular clothes people are getting rid of and junk that should be priced that way. Maybe it’s someone higher up or maybe it’s just the person pricing the merchandise, but it sucks coming here now. I could just shop online or buy new clothes somewhere else.

This place is so overpriced, it’s ridiculous. I don’t know what has gotten into this establishment but it seems pricier each time I go. I’ve donated many things in the past but I don’t think I’ll be donating anything here anymore. The prices are higher than buying new items sometimes. How does that make sense. Thrift stores should be affordable but these days it seems that is no longer the case.

What an incredible place! Huge parking lot on site. Well organized! Clean! The staff are all very friendly. There was a "greeter" who asked us if we wanted a shopping cart ( these carts are all sanitized). Tons of housewares, art pieces. We didn't spend any time in the clothing area, but rather spent more time on housewares. Clean restrooms too! At the check out, one has the option to pay cash or Self Check Out with a credit card. Well done Savers!!! I will definitely return here again!

Sure is great having a lot of many different kinds of items to pick from. Thank goodness the prices are higher than some people expect to pay 'cause I can swoop in and buy it when they do not. I worked in a thrift store and loved my job. They sure are super nice and smart workers here. I will be donating again real soon.

I was going to this Savers since the day it opened. I have donated so much stuff throughout the years. They lost a valuable customer. They just don't care like they once did. It use to be clean, great to go shopping and hunting for treasures and the employees were so nice. Not anymore and far from it. It has become a very depressing store with a lot of employees that are rude, unfriendly and just mean. They treat the stuff they put on the shelf like it's trash. The store isn't clean like it use to be. I reached my last point with my last visit. I did talk to the manger and makes no difference. When I came in and asked several employees and they said she wasn't there and told my daughter the same thing when she asked a couple of employees. When I was walking out I hear the mangers name I was asking for name being called but at the point I was done and too upset. I do not recommend this store at all. It just not worth the crude that goes in there.

Just tried to purchase a ton of stuff and because the tags were all the color of the day he said they weren’t priced correctly and that they weren’t the right tags and I had to come back tomorrow but couldn’t put anything on hold. I constantly donate to savers I think they forget everything in that store they got for free.

I like the no contact self checkout registers, there's a decent selection of stuff as well but, like everything in life pricing has gone up. Some things that are used and not in the best condition are the same price as something you can buy off Amazon.

Organization is the key word here. Everything in this thrift store is well-organized. That way you do not have to spend a lot of time looking through a bunch of disorganized things. They have a large friendly and responsive staff. They also have a wall of goodie bags where you buy one product you want and you get several related items in the bag that are similar or like kind . The prices are reasonable. One can find some very very good values in electronics and household goods. Savers has a product exchange programs for most return items, with the customary exception of electronics.