Thrift Seller Hospital - Kamloops, British Columbia

Sukuna

Fantastic experience here today. Great selection, including plus sizes. The staff was so helpful. They allow backpacks as long as you keep them on, which I think is extremely reasonable. Aisles are narrow because of their large selection of items so watch out if you do have a backpack that you don't knock anything over.

While they do not have fitting rooms, they do offer exchanges if you bring back your item with the receipt and tags still attached.

It's clear the staff all work very hard, if you are kind and respectful then you will have no problem shopping here.

Karen B.

The staff provided helpful and friendly service. While the store's layout is somewhat dimly lit and densely arranged, the extensive selection and efficient use of space are commendable. The organization of clothing by size significantly streamlines the shopping experience, eliminating unnecessary search time. Furthermore, the prices were competitive.

Katiana P.

Such a friendly and full thrift store! The only bag concern they had was that it might be stolen from, so I was advised to keep a close eye on it. The staff were personally involved with the customers and going above and beyond when a customer had any difficulties or needs. The prices were great, too. Great atmosphere, great service, and great finds as well.

Lynn T.

One of the best Thrift stores in Kamloops - next one is SPCA North Shore. Good merchandise and priced reasonably. Ambitious and dedicated volunteers without them this thrift store wouldn't exist. A charity working to provide special patient care equipment for Royal Inland Hospital.

Zoey B.

fantastic prices nice selection clean like new clothes great prices on collectibles

Rowan J.

I really wanted to enjoy this store as it seems very interesting and also to support non profit organizations in town. However, my friend and I were told to leave our bags outside the building! I understand how bags can be an issue, many stores in town will have you leave them at the front behind the desk, that is completely reasonable and I understand. But in this situation we had no less than $4,000 worth of camera supplies as we were doing a shoot around Kamloops. We even tried to negotiate to leave them at the front but no luck. I personally am not comfortable leaving my back outside and I hope that this policy will change.

Meow T.

Amazing! Best thrift store I've been in, in a very long time. Possibly ever. In terms of the variety of stuff they sell, very low prices, very good items and the fact that I actually goes to support a hospital it's just an added plus. The only downside is that even 15 minutes before the store closes all of the workers are literally trying to rush you out of the store which is quite weird since the store was still open for another 15 minutes and people were just looking for more things to spend money on but I guess the six store employees had places to go immediately after the store closed at 3 p.m. lol

Gwen D.

I own a thrift store. I don't drive. Being the good liberal citizen I am being conscious of the popular trend wagon climate change nonsense, I walk and take the transit. I have been shopping here for decades, back to when the store was in the basement of another location. Today I was turned away because I had a backpack. Backpacks are no longer allowed in stores because I would assume the junkie epidemic this town is facing. So for being a good citizen these people discriminated me and punished me for a global junkie epidemic that has been created by the very charity health care system they collect for? Absolutely surreal! I will be contacting a human rights tribunal for justice. Won't be spending another dime here.