St Vincent De Paul Clothing Store

incredible place. Amazing QUALITY clothing and shoes etc and rock bottom prices. Super helpful and friendly staff. We visit Fort Erie about once every 2 months from Orangeville(over 2 hours away) to see my very elderly Father - in -Law and ALWAYS drop in to find treasures. Wish I could give this place 100 stars. Perfect model of how a business of any kind should be run. Makes spending money an enjoyable event....lol ! Kudo's to all the staff and management for making this store inviting and an enjoyable experience each and every time.

Yeah I'm giving you definitely a one star. Don't tell me to take my backpack off in your store okay. I came in there to buy stuff too. I don't appreciate it. Okay, not everybody's a thief so maybe next time I come in maybe things will be more civil

Terribly Rude management & Way too expensive for the general public. Let me save you time and money. The prices at this thrift store are beyond ridiculous! They want $40 for an old industrial used mop bucket that they got donated for FREE btw. They have furniture there that is cheaper than this. The management is also rude - they claim to want to help the community yet they make basic necessities extremely expensive for the customers that can’t afford much but would like to spend money there. When something is donated it should be priced at a reasonable cost for the general public that can’t afford to buy things new. If they wanted sell these items to give back to the community they would price them reasonably. I’ll sum it up with 1 word: Greed.

Do not donate to this store! The staff is rude and unappreciative. They has me dump my bag full of carefully folded clothes into a shopping cart at the front of the store. Then sat idly by while I struggled to open the door with a giant box of donations for them. On my third trip in I was inexecplicably informed that I couldn't browse their goods with a coffee in my hand. Citing some dumb rule that only exists at this specific St. Vincent. Apparently "some teenagers" dropped a pop once and it was really a mess. I spent many years selling designer men's wear in a store. We literally poured the coffee for our clients and served it to them. So coffee in a 1k + suit store is okay. Coffee in a junky store that relies on donations is not. You're welcome for the couple of grand in donations by the way. Since nobody thanked me for donating. This store needs a massive overhaul from the management down. Truly unbelievable.

Favourite thrift store in Fort Erie! Lots of vintage-esque items from Fort Erie. They have beautiful decor items for seasons. Even have some larger furniture pieces like sofas and fridges. My favourite is the $2 clothing rack. Great local spot!