Summit Thrift and Treasure

A surprisingly good selection for the small town of Breckenridge. Very friendly and helpful staff. A bit disorganized as you might come to expect from a typical thrift store.

I live in Breck and am employed at a local hotel. I am moving as well as have a large amount of long forgotten lost and found items. Most hotels keep lost and found items for 3 months then either throw them away (most common) or donate them. Donating them takes a giving staff member to take time out of their personal day to drive these items to a thrift store.
I decided today to take the hotels forgotten items and a few things that didn’t need to make the move with me to this thrift store.
I came as soon as I was able to get off, with a car load of stuff. I pulled up at 3:07 pm, seven minutes after their donation time. I got out of my car at the drop off area and overheard 2 people laughing and loud crashing. I looked towards the dumpster and watched 2 employees throwing whole bags and boxes full of items in the dumpster. Some of the bags were still tied shut!
I headed towards the sound and a young girl came running out at me, yelling they were closed. I explained that I understood but I came as fast as I could. She repeated that they were closed and to just go away. I begged her to just drop a bag or 2 off because I needed the space and was moving. She pointed at the sign and told me no. In anger I replied that I would just throw it all in the dumpster. As I was getting back in my car to plan the next move, I over heard her say, «Do whatever you need to, we don’t want your crap anyways!»
Not only were they tossing unopened donations they don’t actually seem to want donations. I understand they have to clean up the donation area and have lives too but I was trying to help my community and got treated like crap for my effort! I will find a store in Frisco or Dillon that will appreciate my effort.

I found this treasure last winter on a ski-​trip! The gal working there was so very welcoming & friendly. I forget her name but when I went in a 2^nd time she had actually remembered my name — to my surprise! Bottom line is the shop is clean, organized and prices are very reasonable! Oh & btw — we also checked out their sister shop in Dillon — were very disappointed with not only selection & their pricing but w/​the staff there. Stick to Breckenridge for this Thrift =)

Local thirft store. Organized, reasonable prices, daily «tag = percentage off» days.

This is the newest addition to the thrift stores benefiting Family and Intercultural Resource Center (FIRC). You’ll find it tucked away from the main tourist drag, down by the numerous medicinal marijuana shops. As with the Dillon location it’s fairly small, but so far things are mostly organized. I found a great $ 4 vintage sheath dress, though I passed on an Italian (not Target) made pair of Isaac Mizrahi slingbacks since I don’t really do reptile pattern. Expect to do some sifting.
Note that they stop accepting donations 1 hour prior to closing.