Fredericksburg - Goodwill Store - Cosner's Corner
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Monday
10AM - 7PM
Tuesday
10AM - 7PM
Wednesday
10AM - 7PM
Thursday
10AM - 7PM
Friday
10AM - 7PM
Saturday
10AM - 7PM
Sunday
11AM - 6PM
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About This Store
Goodwill Stores Fredericksburg: Your Spot for Thrift Shopping
If you’re in Fredericksburg and on the hunt for a solid thrift store, Goodwill Store – Cosner’s Corner is worth checking out. This location is part of the well-known Goodwill Stores Fredericksburg network, a chain recognized not just for affordable used clothing but also a wide range of secondhand goods. The moment you step inside, you’ll see why folks come here looking for everything from vintage apparel to household items without breaking the bank.
Goodwill Stores Fredericksburg typically has a strong selection of clothing, including gently used jeans, jackets, and sometimes unique vintage pieces that catch your eye. But it’s not just about clothes here. You’ll also find furniture with character, kitchenware that’s perfect for outfitting your apartment, and a rotating stock of books that might inspire your next read. It’s a place where the variety can surprise you, making each visit feel a bit like a mini adventure in thrift shopping.
What makes this Goodwill different from smaller thrift spots is its consistent turnover and the size of its inventory. You can usually count on finding something new and interesting, whether you’re after practical items or something a little more retro. The store’s layout makes it easy to browse without feeling overwhelmed, and the friendly, local vibe adds to the experience. For anyone serious about secondhand shopping in Fredericksburg, this Goodwill Store at Cosner’s Corner is a dependable stop.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Fredericksburg or visit the Goodwill Store – Cosner’s Corner website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
6 months ago
Best goodwill I have been to in terms of organization and cleanliness 🙌 the staff was friendly and was able to score some great deals! All the clothing were in the right section based on size! Love it and highly recommend it
a month ago
The staff at this location is nice and it is clean inside. However, pricing felt misleading and inconsistent. There was a sign stating that shorts were $5.50, but when I brought a pair to the register, I was told that because they were jean shorts, they had to be priced at $10 — the same as regular jeans. Additionally, children’s pajamas were displayed together as a set, but at checkout I was told the tops and bottoms had to be charged separately so 4.99 a piece. If items are hung and presented as a set, they should be priced that way. Also, 10 dollars for a used set of Target brand pajamas is unrealistic. The price gouging is truly disappointing, especially for a thrift store that is supposed to serve the community. There are much more affordable thrift stores in the area. I hope they reconsider their pricing policies and improve transparency for customers.
3 months ago
Ok so normally the goodwill is pretty good right, a good place for a college student on a budget to shop for clothes ya know? The tag of the week deals are great, how I understood them was that it's the tag color thats half off no matter what throughout the store. We'll, I went to checkout woth only hoping to spend around $15 or so, and ended up spending like $25, a whole extra 10 which is a lot for someone only getting payed around 600 a month and has other bills to pay. I brought it up and the girl at the register today said that it was not the green tag but the plastic piece holding the tag to the clothes that was the color of the week. But like, in the past it had been the tag that says medium/small/large/price ect?? Like gorl.... what? Is this new or did I just not understand it correctly? Idk... I feel like I gotta be more wary now of my shopping at this location - and im sorry I dont want to be a Karen but like.... yea.
3 months ago
I think this Goodwill changed the price at the register. I picked up a couple of items at this Goodwill this afternoon. I got a Carhartt overall from a new rack. The overall had a yellow string with a price tag of $14.99 (Yellow is today’s color for new arrivals.) Then, I found a pair of Carhartt women’s pants with a blue string (regular price) on their regular rack. When I got to the cashier to pay for the items, the cashier said that she needs to price (!) the Carhartt pants. I was surprised because the pants were clearly not a new arrival item, did not have a special price tag, and were supposed to be sold for the regular price. When I gave the pants to the cashier, the pants had the aforementioned blue string. But when she showed the pants to her manager, the blue string was gone. Questioning my own sanity, I asked the cashier if the blue string was attached, she said “yes”, but both she and manager told me that the price for all Carhartt items is $14.99. I did not buy them. 5 min before I walked up, a women/customer yelled at the cashier or manager about Nike shoes and something about a blue label. I’ve been Goodwill customer for years. I have never experienced something like this before. I’m not coming back to this store. There are 3 church thrift stores, Salvation Army store, s couple of private thrift stores and Re-Tail thrift store around. They have great items for great prices and their employees/volunteers are actually appreciate customers
a month ago
Went in to find a formal dress. Tag was red but they refused to honor the price saying if it was the plastic part, that’s what’s honored. I know it’s goodwill, but still if they ran out of a pink tag do something else or don’t put it out.
