Crestwood - Savers
HOURS
Monday
9AM - 9PM
Tuesday
9AM - 9PM
Wednesday
9AM - 9PM
Thursday
9AM - 9PM
Friday
9AM - 9PM
Saturday
9AM - 9PM
Sunday
10AM - 7PM
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About This Store
Shopping at Crestwood Savers
If you’re into Crestwood thrift, Savers is one of those spots that really nails the mix. This Savers location in Crestwood offers a solid lineup of secondhand clothing, furniture, and housewares that any thrifter can appreciate. It’s a chain known for its well-organized stores and wide variety of items, so you can expect a steady flow of both everyday basics and unexpected vintage pieces. The racks and shelves are packed with used clothing from casual wear to some standout vintage finds that you might not see in other local thrift stores.
Walking into Crestwood Savers, you’ll notice it’s a bit larger than your typical thrift store, which means more options to sift through. Beyond clothing, they have an interesting range of household goods—from kitchenware to small furniture. It’s one of those places where you can come looking for a new jacket and end up walking out with a quirky lamp or a stack of classic books. The store tends to keep things tidy, which makes thrift shopping less of a treasure hunt and more of a relaxed browsing experience.
Since Savers is a chain, they have a reputation for supporting local charities through their sales, which adds a nice layer of purpose to your purchases. The Crestwood Savers also does a pretty good job rotating stock, so there’s always something fresh to discover. It’s a solid stop if you’re working on a vintage-inspired wardrobe or need to find some affordable furniture and housewares without visiting multiple stores. For anyone in the Crestwood area who’s serious about secondhand shopping, this Savers deserves a spot on your list.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Crestwood or visit the Savers website for details.
Thrift store chain offering secondhand clothing, footwear, furniture, books & household items.
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Google Reviews
a month ago
Safer stores are set up like department stores. Each item of clothing is separated by size and type. No trying to look through every piece of clothing to find the size you need. Love this place!
2 months ago
This store is great but it Way better a few years ago the lady in the jury department today takes forever to put out jewelry. She scans everything goes by that price too expensive. The savers in Way more reasonable And they don’t hire somebody in the jury department to take 15 minutes to look up something just put it out in the case and put a price on it and I’m definitely not gonna keep asking to see purses behind a counter. That’s silly what happened to the store, but the jewelry lady the new one with the glasses in the gray hair she needs to be replaced I think I’ll keep the Ellisville
2 months ago
The employees should really put a stop to the three or four people who line up to run to the jewelry counter. I waited outside FIRST IN LINE with my baby for ten minutes before opening just to have that wicked woman run past me when she knew I was first and so did all the employees. God doesn't like the greedy. Those few people ruin it for everyone else.
a month ago
Edited to add: Their dvd prices are absolutely deranged. $5 each for a mostly obsolete medium and they’re doing 0 quality control. 80% of them are scratched beyond even being usable. Long time patron of this store- The staff are lovely, helpful, personable, and hardworking. The greed of the organization, however, is appalling. The prices have become abominably high and entirely nonsensical. Ancient crumbling flipflops for $7-13 when they are $5 brand new at Target or Old Navy, crusty dusty Dollar General votive candles for $3.49 (they are $1 brand new), busted cd players for $26, most clothes are $9-$15, god forbid it's of decent quality, then it's more like $17-$40. I'm baffled at what the justification for these out of control prices is? They've eliminated cashiers and dressing rooms, no on site employees have been given raises, they receive 100% of their inventory FOR FREE, and they themselves will remind you that "shopping at our retail store does not support any non-profit". If your own employees cannot afford to shop at your THRIFT STORE, that is an issue. They should take a note from St. Vincent Depaul in South County (all clothes are $4).
3 months ago
I went today Watson road he got a book 📕 didn’t realize it was $7.99 until be got to the checkout! Absolutely outrageous! I donated 2 boxes of best seller hardbacks never again the store is a mess ! Used to be very organized you lost a good customer outrageously priced books 📕
