Savers

We were about to purchase over $ 125 worth of stuff but had to leave it because the employees were being extremely rude. They had a Nintendo ds that we were about to buy but i guess you arent allowed to touch it while waiting to pay for it! Very disappointed, might have to go back to shop when different people are working …

This savers is a little bit bigger than most that i have been to, there are a large assortment of clothes for any age and size. I spent 3 hours just looking through every rack of clothing. But it was totally worth it! I found an army green button up shirt from TheLimited for 6.99, a pair of light wash capri’s from Express Jeans for just 7.99! And i also got a mens large oversized sweater from the brand Tommy Hilfiger for 7.99.
Id say this was a good run to yet another savers! I really like the oversized sweater, but its 75% silk and 25% cotton so i have to have it dry clean when i wear it either that or wash it by hand every time :/

This is a pretty good savers. They have a lot of quality Clothing. A great variety of items and the quality is much better than the Savers in Fall River.

Good selection of items including household, furniture and clothing. Can be hit or miss at this location. Prices are a bit on the high side but different color tags are on sale each day which helps a bit in the bottom line. Overall, a clean and organized store.

I always leave with something when I come here. It’s a treasure hunter’s haven. From clothes, to shoes, to books, etc. I can always find name brands for a quarter of the price.

This place is okay i got so many good deals hear with video games… i remember buying a game for the n64 in the original box it was the legend of zelda majoras mask for $ 10 bucks the only thing that pisses me off is theres a blond kid who works here who loves to hide and buy all the games that come in from donations and not put the shelves like he suppose to… i remember going here a year back and a girl was putting video games on the rack for sale… so i went to grab them and she said… oh Iam sorry these Aren’t for sale yet come tomorrow… REALLY…so if there not for sale why are u putting them on the racks with prices on them… so i grabbed them and i went up to the counter and the other lady said these Arnt for sale… so i said where’s your manager… she said he’s right there and i said okay:) i talked to the manager and he said yes… so these jerks were lying to me so they can save them for there Friend.
I came here a couple times never saw anymore games either there not getting any or the bastards must of hide them for there friend. Oh well i got one of the rarest games that they sold to me years ago and i still have it
thanks guys :)

The prices here have definitely gone up due to the popularity of thrifting. Should you stumble across a Betsey Johnson dress, it’s gonna cost you $ 50. All of the H&M products seem to go for the same price that you would find in the store if it was on sale. All kinda of awesome odds and ends that they deem excellent (never opened records, goth boots, an old book about Barbie), as kept behind a glass counter near the registers.
So this place sucks right? Wrong! Purchasing goods here benefits the Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ocean State. There are also great treasures to be fond. On my last trip I was able to score a Trina Turk skirt for $ 5 that retails for about $ 100. I will admit I was upset when I saw Paul Simon’s Graceland on vinyl for $ 14, but on a future trip it was still there and it was the days ½ off due to its tag color.
They have a rewards card with one stamp for each $ 5 you spend and I think you have to spend $ 80, which isn’t really worth the deal of 30% off your next haul. To get the best deal I recommend making a big donation and asking them to stamp a card for you. It’s up to them how many stamps they will give out, but for me they stamped out about $ 50 worth and filled the card for a modest size donation of books.
One thing I wish they would do, throw some signs up so folks know what’s 50% off. Their is a constant choirs of people asking each other, «Do you know what color is on sale?»

I haven’t been to any other Savers but I’m impressed by this location.
As with all thrift shops it’s hit or miss. I’ve found great brands here for cheap: Gitman Brothers, John Varvatos & Yves St. Laurent to name a few. There’s also always a ton of stuff you’d find at the mall & TJ Maxx. I always look for men’s shoes to buy cheap & sell on eBay but haven’t had much luck.
Prices are all over the place but still on the low side. They offer a rewards program too so the more you frequent & spend the more benefit you’ll get.
There is a fairly large amount of inventory to go through so I’d suggest making sure you have time to dig. There’s always a cast of characters there too so even if you can’t find something to bring home at least you’ll have an interesting experience.

Next time you see a cot for sale, save it for me.
I LOVE SAVERS. I shop savers because I love thrifting.
There is something about searching for a treasure that has been loved before, that you just don’t get at an overrun super store.
I could go on for hours about all the things that I love about this location but to save a decade I will tell you a few.
Staff: Best staff out of all the local savers.
Variety: New stuff everyday.
Community: They keep upwith thier customers and stay on top of sales
Cleanliness: Cleanest Savers out of the bunch.
TIP: Ask a sales rep what tag colors are on sale. They recently changed their signage, so they no longer post what is on sale.

After looking at the prices I thought I was on Rodeo Drive. Then I saw the lady in sweat pants and no bra and remembered where I was.
$ 10 for some busted looking sweater? TRY AGAIN, SAVERS.
The 2 stars are for the sheer fact it’s a thrift store. The one in New Bedford is way better, and that’s not saying much.

If you can get over the aspects of exactly what this place is and make it an adventure you will be impressed. Hit or miss, like most places, sometimes you win and sometimes you loss but it is always interesting and always cheap. I have found name brand clothes here for under $ 10 and that is an accomplishment. You do need to search and dig for the one nice thing in a row of about a million ugly terrible things but when you find it you have accomplished something. Go get them bargain shoppers!

Sadly, the ways that I once loved this Savers have become less and less.
Who prices this stuff? I recently donated several items I originally purchased here and later found these items hanging on the racks for more than twice what I had originally paid (a pair of blue suede wedges I had bought for 4.99 were back on the rack for 12.99!) I have found original price tags from Gap and Old Navy that were less than Savers’ asking! Slightly used Free People sweaters for $ 58? Oi… it hurts the head.
The store is also filthy… like, boogers-​on– the-​dressing-​room-​walls-​filthy, or poo-​on-​the-​bathroom-​floor-​filthy. I have never had a problem digging in and getting grimy, but getting a communicable disease is a bridge too far.
South Attelboro, Branch Ave (tricky getting in and out of the parking lot), and East Providence are better, cleaner locations but go early in the day to get the good stuff.
Sorry, Warwick Savers, I think I am breaking up with you.

Like most everyone else here, I seem to either have great luck here (great sheets and towels for $ 3 – 5, men’s shirts for $ 2 – 4) or zip.
Also, they’ve raised the prices on the books and with the huge quantity they have, this makes no sense. Also decorative items are wayyyyyy overpriced (old candle for $ 3.99???)
Forget furniture here, I’ve never seen anything but junk.
But if you are patient and look and come back regularly, you can score some great deals.
Plus, the store is clean and the employees are friendly.

DEFINITION OF HIT OR MISS.
And, honestly, a LITTLE on the pricey side. For what you get. NOT cool, not cool at all. (I.E. ugly ass little Free People brown peasant skirt made of pilled cotton soooo off trend, soooo nothing from like, anything after 1996 — $ 34.99 — and I usually LOVE anything by Free People)
Went there lookin for a body suit yesterday to show off my svelte new Tracy Anderson inspired workout earned CURVES. Something luscious and velvet, preferably in black. Cuz I am SICK and TIRED of tucking in my shirts. And I WANT to lethally display my luscious, hot, bosom-​y tits (cus 3 descriptors for double sided body parts ain’t never enough).
Once upon a time I scored GREAT duds here… not so much anymore.
Bro scored some Nautica ish and at this point had been waiting for me in the car.
Some dude with his young daughter — in the home goods section — says loudly to her:
«NOW, Somethin’ smells like PISS around here — and it BETTER NOT BE YOU, CUZ I SMELL PISS, and it SMELLS LIKE PISS RIGHT HERE.»
Ah, Rhode Island.
When will you release me from your seedy, piss infused grip?
Savers fail.

This Savers is a total hit or miss. I love thrift shopping for great finds and sometimes, Savers has great stuff.
Now, I only go on the 50% off days to begin with. If I am going to buy used stuff, it better be at a steal. You can find some real gems if you spend time searching, but some things are just so overpriced. Just because it is from J. Crew does not mean you can charge what J. Crew charges!
If the original tag is still on it, that means they mark it up. Do they know they got the stuff for free?
That being said, I got a Diane von Furstenberg sweater there for $ 2.50. If you love to dig and have a few hours, check Savers out!

You can find some good deals on clothes here, but not with great regularity.
Prices are high on some items… Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, Gymboree, Children’s Place for more than what you could pay new in the stores. Who prices this stuff?
I have found Hanna Andersson, North Face and LL Bean on the cheap for the kids.
I come in to buy books for the kids. Buy 4 get 1 free for under $ 3. They have some cool LPs over near the books. Gladys Knight and the Pips, Johhny Cash, and Nutcracker albums were fun finds for $ 1/​pop.
Know your prices and be prepard to dig. The golden nuggets are few and far between here.

Savers is a hit or miss affair. sometimes its gold. other times its a waste of time. I have been to this one a few times and i think i have got a great deal every time. A few times things were priced a lot higher than they cost new! If you know what you are looking for and what it should cost Savers is a great place to shop.

I love this Savers & have found some really great deals here… such as:
brand new Tupperware (no, not the stuff you can by at Walmart & your grocery store, I am talking REAL: TUPPERWARE people) for like a buck!
A beautiful little pair of heels to go with my Halloween costume that I investigated later online to find out that they are a $ 40.00 pair of shoes… coast me $ 8.99! HOLLA!
Kids clothes! I am a picker, I could spend hours in this store (no joke) and I do buy almost all of my children’s clothing from consignment. I have gotten great NAME BRAND stuff here for dirt cheap, Gap, Childrens Place, Gymboree… I am broke, I can’t afford this kind of clothing for my 2 kids brand new!
I have bought my self countless items here with the tags still on them!
Some of my fave sweatshirts & Tee’s come from the men’s section!
I heart Savers~ a lot!

I really lucked out on this shopping experience. I found what I was looking for in less than 10 minutes. Amazing in a store like this right?
However, I’m not inclined to shop here frequently. The store felt dirty and had a weird smell.
I realize it’s a thrift store but it’s also trying to attract customers. Thrift shoppers deserve a pleasant shopping experience!

Ok another place I have a love HATE relationship with…
Who does savers think they are with those CRAZY prices? HELLO people donated all of that stuff to you. IT COST YOU NOTHING. Why is a pair of USED shoes $ 25. Um. If I’m going to pay that I’ll go to Macy’s and hit up a sale with a coupon for something NEW.
And forget it if you find something that doesn’t have a price tag on it. THEY REFUSE to sell it to you? Why. I can’t seem to understand why. Apparently there is only pricing fairy that visits the store on special days/​nights when is inconvenient for everyone.
Now is the staff nice? Pretty much.
Is the store clean? YEP
Is it organized, buy color + item. HELL YES.
Does it smell funky? Nope
Do they have new costumes? YEP YEP
Dressing rooms? Yes, but icky + small.
Have I found amazing finds here? HECK YEAH christian Dior blouse for $ 3
Do they have sales a couple times of the year? YES + the store opens wicked early + this is the only time you should shop there.
If you like a lil bargaining at 6am 2x a year, this is your kinda place.