About Value Village
Value Village, a Savers brand, is a for-profit, global thrift retailer offering great quality, gently used clothing, accessories, and household goods. Their Rethink Reuse® business model of purchasing, reselling, and recycling gives communities a smart way to shop and keeps more than 700 million pounds of used goods from landfills each year. They also help over 100 nonprofit organizations by purchasing donated goods from them, providing a source of revenue to support their vital community programs and services. With over 300 locations and 20,000 employees, Value Village operates under various brands, including Savers, Value Village, Unique, and Village des Valeurs. Customers praise the friendly staff and well-organized stores, where they can find great deals and quality items. Many appreciate the large selection and the fun experience of discovering treasures in the store. However, some customers have concerns about the toilet facilities, noting that they often do not work, which can be inconvenient, especially for families with small children. There is also some criticism about prices rising, making it less easy to be thrifty when compared to buying new items. Overall, Value Village remains a top thrift destination in the area, offering a wide variety of items and convenient location near other thrift stores.
I love thrift shopping but gz I've said it bfor and I'll say it again ..I love going to value village when I do find deals ..everything is very expensive and I cannot afford a giant tiger brand new is cheaper then value village or am I just too poor . They have runners shoes that are worth 100.00 even 200.00 runners yes I get name brands but come on everything is donated to them so why so pricey yes they have to pay also workers the lot not really sure why they would charge 200.00 for runners up to 60.00 I know it's not alot but that is to me jeans 15 n up I'd gladly pay 5.bux a pair anyway I'd get way more can afford 1 pair then done ..although they have their rewards program thingy it's hard to accumulate points when yu can't really afford much maybe upto 4 items ..wish they had a white ticket sale where yu full your bag say for 20 on everything with a white tag .wouldn't that be great ??
I am finding that “thrift” is not something that applies to this store. I get that the better the brand, the higher the price, but someone needs to educate the pricing people as to what really is a good brand.
Value Village Langley is a spacious and well-organized thrift store with a wide selection of clothing, shoes, and household items. The variety makes it easy to find both everyday essentials and unique second-hand pieces. The store is generally clean, and items are arranged by category and size, which helps make browsing more convenient. Staff members are friendly and keep the store running smoothly, even during busy times. While some prices can be higher than expected for a thrift store, there are still good deals to be found. Overall, it’s a reliable spot for thrifting and bargain hunting.