Ann Arbor Thrift Shop - Ann Arbor (MI)

5 /5 Rediane Longoria: Love his thrift store! Great place for great finds! Got some Rothy’s and vans for $6 each, a Columbia rain jacket super cute as well! There is always something awesome to be found here… my favorite sweaters are also from here!

4 /5 Sierra S.: Shirts, bottoms and shoes are always about $5. But their china and mugs are very cheap at around $1, $2. Found some very nice stuff. The greeter at the door is really nice. They do have changing rooms.

2 /5 Bryana: For some reason they make you wait outside before going in and this is very inconvenient for people with mobility issues who cannot just stand for a long time. I see a comment from the owners about the doing this due to limiting the amount of people in the store but they shouldn’t be open if they can’t just let people come and go like any other store

5 /5 Ethan S: love it here! cozy and great prices, the way a thrift store should be. ive personally never had to wait to shop, but they let a reasonable amount of people in so that moving around doesn’t become difficult in a small space. as someone living paycheck to paycheck i’m thankful to have a thrift that doesn’t charge wild prices for the donations they receive!

5 /5 Mickey Nguyen: This is hands down my favorite thrift store (which says a lot, considering I moved from a big city and thrift regularly). I almost never leave without finding something great. The clothes are high quality and the prices are unbeatable. The volunteers here are always so kind and lovely. Some people complain about the clip system used to limit shoppers, especially now that COVID restrictions have eased. But honestly, businesses can set whatever rules they choose—just like you wouldnt complain about waiting for a table at a crowded restaurant, a thrift store is no different. In fact, it’s a thoughtful way to ensure the store doesn’t get overcrowded. It’s a small space, and without this system, it would get way too packed, making it uncomfortable for everyone. Nobody likes shopping when its cramped, especially in a cozy, local shop like this. If you’re asked to wait, it’s really not a big deal. I’ve never waited more than 10-15 minutes, and it’s totally worth it. Plus, the staff are all volunteers, so showing a little patience and kindness goes a long way.