Sadly, this store gives thrift stores a bad name. The prices are OUTRAGEOUSLY high given the condition and quality of the merchandise. They seem to price items by some system that does NOT take condition into account. $10 for a pair of used jeans??!! They obtain their merchandise under the guise of "donations" for "local nonprofits" but in reality, the charity that does all the work obtaining the merchandise gets a mere fraction iof the sale price (about 25 cents per pound!!!). There's nothing wrong with having a FOR profit store selling used clothing, but the problem here is that they cunningly give people the impression that they are nonprofit. They are the world's largest FOR PROFIT resale store and profit dominates here. Where else can retailers have the kind of mark-up they do?! They should just come clean and ditch the nonprofit pitch if they want to be ethical (which, of course, is NOT their objective!!). The TRUE nonprofit thrift stores can't compete with this behemoth!