Savers

Very disappointed lately in this store, prices have surged this past year and it’s no doubt that it’s because the store is in Highlands Ranch (Beverly Hills) of Denver, and the manager Pat has higher goals for this Saver Store to beat all other Saver stores in sales. Today I took in 5 large bags of clothes and a huge box of shoes, 16 pair, of nice men and women shoes. The guy at the door gave me a 20% coupon, I asked why it wasn’t 30% because I was told 2 months ago that it was 10% for each bag donated. He replied that Pat agrees with him and he has the say on what percentage to give as a coupon. He also stated that I’d have to bring a truck load to receive a 30% coupon. This is such STUPID LOGIC because we’re going to go in and buy more items with their coupon, what difference does it make to them whether it’s 20 or 30%, it’s no skin off their nose. Also they state employees are not allowed to buy items before their customers, not true. This young boy cashier had on a Jean vest that was painted by an artist and I commented on how unique it was and asked if he painted it, he replied no, it just came into the store this morning so I snatched it before anyone else got it. Hmmm, another unfair practice. I’ve been a regular customer since this store opened and today the guy who took in my donations was such an azz, I am calling it quits. I’ll be going to Arc or Goodwill from now on. ilI’l be sending the corporate office a letter as well. REALLY DISAPPOINTED.

Better than going to goodwill. Prices have gone up a lot in the last year. Sometimes I wonder what they are thinking. I donate here, and get a coupon for shopping when I do. The more you donate the higher the discount (5−30%). The employees here are really really nice.

Prices have gone up. Staff friendliness has gone down. I guess all the nice kids from the summer went back to school. One donation worker sold stuff off my truck to another person and I doubt he took the money inside. There is an ARC thrift up the street and a goodwill behind this savers. I’m done with this store.

First time thriftin at this Savers location.
Popped in on a Saturday night with one hour to shop before closing time. The racks were very orderly given the time & day of the week. There wasn’t too many people shopping; there was a relatively calm atmosphere.
Is what you would expect from a Savers as far as size (of store), organization, etc. Racks and racks of clothing. The employees were exceptionally friendly. The girl who rang up my purchases even threw in a bonus 30% off. Awsum!
I only had time to mad dash through the womens clothing aisles, but I managed to walk out with heaploads of great finds. Very stoked.
I will defs shop here again, when I am within reasonable distance.

Savers Super Store should be Savers Stupid Store! What a dump with overpriced crap that third world countries would likely refuse!

This seems like a reasonable thrift store in an easy-​to-​find location. The store is big, clean and organized. I love how the clothes are all sorted by size. The bigger sizes don’t have a whole lot of variety but at least you know where to look and when to give up. ;P
Kid’s toys were inexpensive and smaller toys were bagged in small lots. They had some furniture, mostly chairs and small tables but also a couch or two, as well as lamps, a few household electronics and books. Mostly women’s clothes with smaller selection of men’s and kid’s clothes, as is always the case in generic thrift stores.
I found the prices to be okay and the staff I interacted with to be very friendly and polite. I found several things that I was happy to purchase and I’d be glad to come here again looking for good deals.

Savers is my favorite thrift store! Clothing selection is great, and the store is always neat and clean. Great deals!

If I could give this zero stars I would, when I first started going there (5 stars) a little more than 1 yr ago prices on little kids clothes were $ 1.49 service was nice etc, now I can rarely find clothes for my kids under 4.99 a piece, some kids clothes are marked $ 15.99 and they’re stained and ripped… I complained in the store and they don’t care that their prices are expensive! They tell me that there two older ladies in back that are pricing things high. Freakin fire them and get back to helping people not all about making a profit.
Needless to say they’ve lost my service and I will be donating all my things and shopping at the GoodWill directly behind Savers.
Thank you goodwill about caring for its customers!
Also, I hear that the dollar store next door sells everything for $ 1 and purchases all their merchandise and still makes a profit! Savers gets all their stuff for free charges high prices and last year made over a billion dollars in profit. Just something to think about.

Definitely agree with previous reviews about the high price at this location. Besides that, it’s a decent thrift store, good selection of clothing for the whole family, shoes, accessories, home goods, etc. My best find is a $ 7 Alaia skirt. :) Thanks to whoever decided to donate it to Savers. Since this location is kind of far from my house and the price is several dollars higher than the usual Savers price, I probably wouldn’t go there often.

When I’m shopping for clothes I tend to find more items I like here than other thrift shops. That said, this location tends to be expensive as far as thrift shops go. With the prices available at places like H&M it is becoming difficult to find what I call deals at thrift shops.

Favorite thrift store. ever.

I love this location.
It’s never had that «used» smell, which is nice! (All goodwills smell like that!!)
I never walk out empty handed! I always get what I went there for and then some!!! always!!!
I’ll be back, as I always go back!

I went here today and was instantly masked with the horrifying smells of body odor and oil. Can someone please clean the clothes before putting them on the rack? Gross

This Savers opened in 2012 and is cleaner and more organized than a lot of the older Savers stores. It also has a pretty good inventory supply — at least on days I have been here.
The biggest area is clothing. There’s also a decent selection of knick-​knacks, household items, and books. Sporting equipment and electronics is more spotty. But, like any thrift store, the inventory changes all the time and is never the same.
I’ve found a few bargains here but on some items the prices are not that great. If you plan to shop here often get a frequent shopper card, which gives you 25% discounts on certain days. They also run store-​wide sales from time to time too.

Incredible deals = incredible find! ***We had plans to attend a «Rock N Roll» New Years eve party where everyone needed to dress as rock stars from their era. Well, we outfitted our whole gang in fabulous gear for only about $ 10.00 a person!!! [Leather jackets, combat boots, lace shirts, corsets… seriously, you name it they have it.] Plus, I found cute everyday shoes and fun finds galore. My teens love this store for any sort of occasion. Don’t miss shopping this great thrift store in the Highlands Ranch/​Lone Tree area!