Global Thrift - Arvada, Colorado

Das Unternehmen Global Thrift ist ein gebrauchter Warenladen, der sich in Arvada, Colorado, USA befindet. Genauer gesagt, ist die Adresse 9110 W 88th Ave, Arvada, CO 80005. Es ist ein kleines Unternehmen, das eine tolle Option für den Einkauf im Geschäft bietet. Hier können Sie verschiedene Dinge erwerben, von Kleidung bis hin zu anderen Artikeln. Es gibt auch eine Reihe von Zahlungsmöglichkeiten, wie Debitkarten, Kreditkarten und mobile Zahlungen per NFC.

Ein weiterer Vorteil von Global Thrift ist der Lieferdienst, der sogar Lieferung am gleichen Tag anbietet. Zudem ist der Laden rollstuhlgerecht, mit einem behindertengerechten Eingang und Parkplatz. Wenn Sie also schnell einkaufen möchten, ist dies der ideale Ort für Sie.

Laut den 109 Bewertungen auf Google My Business hat das Unternehmen eine durchschnittliche Meinung von 4.6/5. Das spricht für sich und zeigt, dass die Kunden sehr zufrieden mit dem Service sind. Wenn Sie also auf der Suche nach einem gebrauchten Warenladen sind, ist Global Thrift definitiv eine Empfehlung wert.

Bewertungen von Global Thrift

Kathy Claiborne

5/5

Love this place! Everything is well organized. Multiple sales going on at all times, $15 for up to 10 pieces of clothing that fit in a 10X10X5" basket, $12 bag of books, current week sales is 50% off for shoes, and so on.
Volunteers are sweet and helpful. The proceeds go to help poor villagers in three different countries.

Stevie Smith

5/5

I absolutely LOVE this place! It’s always filled with great finds and the kindest staff! Their prices are great, especially the clothing fill a bag deal. I love coming here and would recommend it to anyone looking to thrift at a locally owned spot!

Lacey W

5/5

Really cool thrift store. Nice selection and volunteers. Profits go to charity. I'll take my nicer donations here in the future.

Vanessa Dam

5/5

Great prices, awesome finds, and super friendly employees!

Empowered World

3/5

I really want to support this store because I love what they do with their resources. They donate to help build schools in Nepal. So with that said, I have been purging my apartment donating furniture, a full self help library of audio books and cd’s, paintings and more… I am one of those people that takes care of their items. So gently used is appropriate, some of the things still have price tags on them. I just brought over another load to be offered and instead of being greeted kindly, the person in the store was condescending to me, asking me what items I have to donate, because they only take certain things… This is new. On my previous loads the people were nice and dare I say, kind. When someone is offering nice items for free so they can profit, being rude is not acceptable. Instead of donating to this store I walked out. Life is too short and there are plenty of other places to donate to. So disappointed to be treated this way. This occurred on 8-1-23 at 4pm.

Casey McDermott

2/5

Used to be one of my favorite thrifts, I love their fill a bag deal which used to be only $10 but seems to have recently gone up to $15. That's fine, but in general I feel like the prices have gone a bit crazy here. I picked up a few things I was interested in but they were all priced higher than I felt was appropriate so I ended up putting them back. $9 for a dress, $45 for a random art print, $15 for a sweatshirt ...that's all more expensive than even Goodwill which is saying something. I overheard staff pricing items in the back and they were looking up every single item on eBay. I heard one person say "this item is going for $2 and $3 on eBay... Let's price at $6 and see what happens." Gross!! I had to just walk right out after hearing that. I know the cost of doing business in general has gone up but at the end of the day this is a THRIFT STORE that gets their merchandise for FREE. When the staff is doing online comps of each and every item before it goes out on the floor it takes all the fun out of thrifting and no longer feels like a treasure hunt for shoppers. Please reconsider your pricing practices.

T

5/5

I have been to countless thrift stores and Global Thrift is by far the most clean and well organized thrift store I've ever been to. They have a wide variety of stuff and their prices are very affordable.

Sam Rodgers

2/5

Ya know, I used to really enjoy this shop but I’ve noticed a lot of items recently that are priced absolutely insane. The best part is when they price things and put “$50 on ebay”… like yeah ebay takes 13% and there are shipping and packing costs. You’d think a shop with volunteers could keep pricing a bit more competitive than they’ve gotten. I will say the employees/volunteers are very kind.