The Sackville Salvation Army is a special one but a difficult beast to describe. It could be compared to a tornado in a Dollarama, but a bit classier.
The store is vaguely organized by item type, although you'll seldom find items in the exact place they should be. Usually, this would be an inconvenience, but in the thrifting culture, this only adds to the 'treasure hunt'.
From the outside, the store doesn't seem huge, but it has a surprisingly big footprint. The store is relatively clean and has an ample amount of lighting.
The Sackville Salvation Army is a special one but a difficult beast to describe. It could be compared to a tornado in a Dollarama, but a bit classier.
The store is vaguely organized by item type, although you'll seldom find items in the exact place they should be. Usually, this would be an inconvenience, but in the thrifting culture, this only adds to the 'treasure hunt'.
From the outside, the store doesn't seem huge, but it has a surprisingly big footprint. The store is relatively clean and has an ample amount of lighting.
Very nice staff and happy to help, prices abit steep but some rare gems here and some items that are simply amazing- like the vintage raccoon fur for 50 bucks that I found that was in amazing condition ….a lot of ppl who shop here still wearing masks and seemed to have ‘drank the koolaid’ which is typically not my crowd but worth a visit to this shop nonetheless.
The embodiment of what a thrift store should be.
The Sackville Salvation Army is a special one but a difficult beast to describe. It could be compared to a tornado in a Dollarama, but a bit classier.
The store is vaguely organized by item type, although you'll seldom find items in the exact place they should be. Usually, this would be an inconvenience, but in the thrifting culture, this only adds to the 'treasure hunt'.
From the outside, the store doesn't seem huge, but it has a surprisingly big footprint. The store is relatively clean and has an ample amount of lighting.
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The embodiment of what a thrift store should be.
The Sackville Salvation Army is a special one but a difficult beast to describe. It could be compared to a tornado in a Dollarama, but a bit classier.
The store is vaguely organized by item type, although you'll seldom find items in the exact place they should be. Usually, this would be an inconvenience, but in the thrifting culture, this only adds to the 'treasure hunt'.
From the outside, the store doesn't seem huge, but it has a surprisingly big footprint. The store is relatively clean and has an ample amount of lighting.
Half... read full review
Very nice staff and happy to help, prices abit steep but some rare gems here and some items that are simply amazing- like the vintage raccoon fur for 50 bucks that I found that was in amazing condition ….a lot of ppl who shop here still wearing masks and seemed to have ‘drank the koolaid’ which is typically not my crowd but worth a visit to this shop nonetheless.