
Always able to find items there, store is always clean and does not smell. Workers are always helpful, great deals also. Very organized for a Thrift store, love shopping there.
Thrift store chain offering secondhand clothing, footwear, furniture, books & household items. The Summerlin location holds a 4.1 rating from 960 reviews.

Always able to find items there, store is always clean and does not smell. Workers are always helpful, great deals also. Very organized for a Thrift store, love shopping there.
I live and die by Savers Mondays..50% off. I realize many people will not wear recycled clothing. Why not? Our world gets smaller and smaller. So much stuff gets trashed and we foolishly buy "recycled fashion" wide legged pants, skinny jeans long dresses short dresses. Honestly does not one have any imagination? Savers has it all. Furniture, fashion, toys, children's clothing. I recycle everything. The staff is organized and keeps the lines moving. There is a secured counter with jewelry and designer bags. The Lake Mead store is my favorite Before you judge check them out! I just bought this leather purse for 7 dollars.

They have the best selection, name brands and great prices!

Love buying here especially on Mondays that's their 50% off day

i’ve been coming here since i was a teenager. lately it seems like they have a new pricing policy where items are being tagged at retail price. for example a pan organizer was marked the same price as one i had just bought new at home depot. used cupcake tins (with burnt on batter!!!) for $10!!! i love buying used to keep things out of landfill but i’m not going to pay more than retail for items the store received donated for free.

I've been to a few Savers in the Valley, all of them are quite expensive but this one is the MOST expensive I've visited so far. This is not a THRIFT store. Their prices are almost the same as NEW items. For example $20.00 for one big plate which is more than the brand new item. Even books I was looking at are $3.00 which in my opinion should only be $1.00. And, I found a small food container that I bought for $1.99 at Goodwill and the same one at Savers is $3.99? You might as well go to a shopping mall and buy the same thing for new. This store should not be called "Savers." - For now, I'd stick with Deseret Industries and Goodwill and I am not here to promote these companies. I am just saying that in my case, I'd prefer to shop there than Savers. Their prices are just "EXPENSIVE" - You won't be able to SAVE from SAVERS. I bought a few items but not for me, but my child - because she liked them (but talking about expensive).