Indian Head Thrift Store

This was my first time visiting. This Thrift Store has been here for many years. I found a few finds, a nice commercial grade pan that was only .99cents, a pair of black pants by Victoria Secret, and a BeBe top! People were nice! It does however have a smell… that is not inviting! I guess that’s not something that can be helped. The furniture section was not good, I didn’t understand having a bunch of broken furniture. I washed my clothes as soon as I got in and hung them to dry!

I have been to this thrift shop 4 or 5 times. I have just gone to buy books from them and they seem to have quite a decent selection.
Some of their books I have noticed are somewhat over priced but I have found some good stuff there.
The biggest complaint I have is how they use a grease pencil on the side of the book (spine) to mark the price.
It is pretty annoying trying to clean off red grease pencil off books.

Having recently moved to the area, I was thrilled to find this store close by. This is a thrift store that, in my opinion, is conscientious about the appearance and atmosphere. With that in mind the shopper should have an open concept and enjoy browsing. I have shopped many times and have always had friendly customer service and someone is always cleaning and straightening. Even if I happen to find items w/​o pricing I’ve never felt it was a bother to ask for assistance. In fact the attendant has gone above and beyond to assist me on several occasions. As for the smell… never noticed anything unpleasant. To sum it up, with the ‘sale pricing’ and selections I usually find a good deal to take with me, even if it’s not the specific item I was searching for. Thrift stores– lemons to lemonade.

I’ve been coming to this store for years, but not going to patronize any more it’s some new lady I believe she is one of the manager’s very rude I believe her name is ms. white or ms wright. I was once there and a cashier needed assistance while ringing me up the employee asked her for help her response was she’s busy ask someone else. I was very appalled. I figured if she would speak like that in front of a paying customer image how she speaks to the employee’s while no one is around or even if they are. I dont ever plan on returning until here again

To those who are turned off by this store’s surrounding neighborhood, please continue to stay away and leave the great finds for us! The fitting room is literally a box, but for 2 brand new h&m skirts and a dress, all for less than $ 20, I didn’t trip!

I’ve found some of my favorite pieces of clothing here and I never pay more than $ 50 for a bunch of good stuff. I love this thrift store and the discount days make it all the better. Good thing the suburb kids are too scared to come or all the good stuff would be gone!

For years I’ve been a donating customer of clothing and other household items to this very thrift store. For the longest, I never bothered to go inside but the parking lot was always full and people would be coming and going with bags in hand. Now I buy/​sell vintage clothes as well as donated what I considered some decent pieces to this thrift store. One day, about three-​four years ago (maybe longer), after dropping off my donations I decided to go inside and look around. Everything was neat and organized for the size of this place, and on that same day I remember finding a nice belt in the men section that I still own and wear today. My recent find (yeah I returned, but wasn’t donating) was a pair of authentic green Army military pant w/​the black strip on each leg… a cool $ 7 bucks and they fit fabulously. Can’t wait to get them out the cleaners and style ‘em like the Vintage Diva I am. Btw, I like the men section better for now, its where I find my best pieces.

This place is a waste of space. I already dislike how some thrift stores smell, but this one tops the list of «WORST SMELLING». The items weren’t up to par, nor were they all clean. There wasn’t anything there I would buy, and they have the nerve to overprice certain items. Ewwwwwwww!

A gem of a thrift store with fantastic finds for reasonable prices. Don’t expect the same atmosphere as Bethesda but the only scary thing about this place are the potholes in the parking lot. The staff are friendly and treat you like a regular. Cashiers are helpful and actually happy to show you jewelry! Other customers are pleasant and show the comradery typical of thrift store shoppers. Large and well organized with some really nice stuff if you know how to look. On my last visit, they had a Heywood-​Wakefield kitchen table w/​a leaf and 4 chairs for $ 65! I have found many pieces of Scandinavian and Italian art glass, Waterford Crystal, English china! Well worth the trip!

I would never have gone to this place except that a friend of mine who lives in southwest DC took me. It’s a pretty good thrift store, with a large selection of clothes, plus some furniture, toys, home décor objects, and other things.
The store is clean (not «dusty» that I could see), well-​organized, and well-​lit. It’s not glamorous, but hey, it’s a thrift store! My friend found the vest, tux shirt, and tie she was looking for. Prices are not super-​cheap, but they’re reasonable for second-​hand clothing. There is a nice section of evening dresses and ball gowns.
We went on a Saturday afternoon, and unlike some reviewers I didn’t find the store to be «scary» or «a dump» at all. My friend and I chatted with a few other shoppers and store staff, including the woman at checkout and a man who seemed to be a greeter/​door watcher. Everyone was friendly, almost neighborly. I would go back.

This place was scary. It’s located in a sketchy area and the clientele is questionable. We were actually concerned that we were about to be mugged upon leaving the store to walk to our car. It’s a huge store full of dusty old junk that someone else didn’t want. If you can’t afford to go to Wal-​Mart to buy your dishes or household items and don’t care what they look like then yes, come find it here. But if you are visiting thrift stores to find a cool vintage item, Pyrex bowls, art deco pieces, danish furniture, basically anything cool … do not bother getting out of your car. This is a dump.

This place is easily accessible, just a mile or so off the highway, with a huge parking lot. We were in the market for some Christmas sweaters and the selection there exceeded our expectations (not to mention that I lost my husband for a few minutes to the racks and racks of pants). Each item is marked with a different color tag and they post each day which color was on sale (three were on sale today, at least two of them advertising 50% off.) In my mind, prices for a thrift store were pretty on the mark. The store was well-​kept and merchandise ranged from TVs to furniture to home décor and more.

The aisles are kinda tight and the racks are packed, but I found a few deals. I believe each day a different color tag is some percentage off. I can only speak to the clothes, that’s what I’m a thrifter for. The prices were a little bit more than average in my opinion but not outrageous. They did not have a variety of jewelry but I think if you buy and wear their shirt, you get a percentage off also.

This was the biggest dud. Literally. It was a HUGE warehouse of dust with nothing worth buying.
We went quite far out of the way to visit this thrift store. It was not in the nicest part of town. As serious thrifters, shady areas usually add to the excitement and never keep us away from a good shopping. Except as far as Indian Head goes, it’s so not worth the trek or the time.
Everything was way overpriced. 20 – 30 for an outdated used dress that probably cost less than that new. Maybe it’s their way of selling through discounted colors? Who knows. Within 10 minutes of browsing dresses, purses, and shoes without finding anything worth its price (or our precious vacation time), I was ready to call it a dud and move on.
Husband persevered and wanted to browse more, so I walked around the gigantic warehouse and settled on the cord rack. Some of my electronics were missing cords and I thought I would spend the time wisely. Wrong. It would cost me $ 12 or more to get the 3 cords that I needed when I could get them for $ 1or less each at most thrifts. I reunited with husband who had a bag to show me. A generic used up man’s black shoulder bag for $ 20+? Not so much. I showed him a clip-​on pants suspender I found for $ 6, and he said, «Ew.»
We left dusty nosed and empty handed.

This store has a great selection of everything. It can be pricey if I dare to say that about a thrift store. It only features one color or maybe 2 per week on sale and it is usually not the stuff you want they have a way of figuring it out… but it is still worth the trip. Always good furniture.