Saline Community Store

This place opened in August, 2011. I found out about it in December. It took me a while to get over there to see the place. What took me so long?
I’m comparing Saline Community Thrift Store to Value Village because I believe Value Village is the best known thrift shop in the area. Saline Community is a lot smaller than Value Village in Ann Arbor. The prices are similar to what you’d pay at the Village. The merchandise at SCTS is all in very good condition – actually better than the average item you’d find at Value Village.
GOOD NEWS: THERE IS A DRESSING ROOM! You won’t have to wait until you get home to try it on.
The person who attended to me was helpful without being bothersome. I will definitely stop in next time I’m anywhere nearby.
There were a lot of cute dresses. The ladies’ tops are arranged by small, medium and large – on separate racks, which makes looking much, much easier than when all the sizes are jumbled together.
There were men’s slacks and shorts, and also a few lightweight jackets, appropriate to the season. I got a like-​new pair of men’s pants for $ 3.
There were books, CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes and housewares.
Saline Community Thrift Store also directly receives donations of gently used clothing and household items. They receive donations at the back door of the store – Monday through Thursday from 10 to 5, and on Friday and Saturday from 10 to 6.