MCC Thrift Shop Fort St John, - Fort St John, British Columbia

Azur-Dee P.

I love going to the mcc. I go there as much as possible whenever I can with my good friend. We spend a lot of time there. The deals are unbeatable. You can find just about everything there, including name brand clothing, household items, electronics, toys, craft materials, and books, ect. And the best part is the staff. They are absolutely amazing. They are always there to help you and make sure you have a great experience. Make sure you stop by the MCC whenever you can, it's worth your while.

Anna

I come here alot and you could always find something cool.
But the last year I've found that everything is getting to be not really a "thrift store" but more of a "thrift luxury price" and the clothes I've been finding some are like full of stains or like stuff stuck to it and its like 8 dollars and its marked "as is" I've actually preferred the prices at the salvation army clothes and the quality compared to this store lately. When your almost paying the same amount to just go to walmart for the same brand of clothing.
The art part is empty and full of junk and the material scraps are insanely priced.
Theres painted pictures that have been donated and there trying to sell them for over 6 dollars a piece. Even some of the bed sheets are the same price as walmart which is sad.
The dresses in there are the best but again its been pretty sad lately. They have a plus size section ane it isnt even plus size.
The kids clothes have been terrible for sizies.
Theres nothing really for boys over the age of 6 unless you want a tshirt. Theres nothing for a girl for size 12 14 really.
The "vintage stuff is behind the glass counter now and its full of stuff that shouldnt be priced like how it is especially since its donated... items. I'm super disappointed lately and I'm unsure why its been like that. I've definitely been going to the salvation army anytime I need clothes because its more affordable and they dont put as is on things that are dirty and try to sell them for the same price... which grosses me out to be honest. I understand that they need to make money but its getting pretty expensive.
I'm sure other people feel the same way about it as well.
The cashiers there and the workers are awesome and I always enjoy them they are probably the best thing about this place at the moment.

Reg F.

I love this thift store. Clean and decent prices. Very organized. Love the craft section always have something I can use for a project and the books is a huge selection prices are amazing $.50 - $5 depending on the book. Still most are $2. Huge wedding dress selection i was very impressed seeing it. One of the best thift stores I've been in. Love coming here.

Jus

Bought a bunch of stuff that I don't know what it was

Cant figure out what to do with the things I dont know what they are

10/10 would buy things that I dont know what they are again

Opal R.

I went to this store and was accused of switching the tags on two items when it was their mistake. I had purchased 2 items that were child sized and the lady made me pay extra because I am an adult. I’m 4’11. The pants were 3.50$ and the sweater was 5.50$ she charged me 19$ who ever priced them as children’s clothing were accurate but whoever hung them on the shelf, put them in the wrong department so it made it look like I was a thief when I wasn’t and I should sue them for defamation It was embarrassing and humiliating and terrible, and I don’t recommend going there unless you wanna be accused of being a thief.

Melinda B.

Very organized!! And excellent prices.

Tiffany G. (.

Great place for all needs the clothing is priced very well and they even help with homeless individuals which is amazing

Tracy’s C.

Passing through FSJ and decided to take my daughters thrifting. Found the store to be unique and interesting- though a little odd to navigate. Found a few items, went up to the front till where we found a cashier ringing someone through on the right side of the counter closest to the door. Great, made eye contact, got in line and waited for their transaction to finish. When they were done we proceeded to step forward- which is when the cashier informed us the line up was on the left side of the counter. I apologized as this was my first time there and there was no clear indication of where to line up. as I went to step to the appropriate side of the counter she blatantly turned away from us, called for the next person (who had arrived well after us) and then proceeded to help the next three people to walk up. Clearly our purchase wasn’t of importance to them. Placed our items down and walked out.