Doc Stone Commons Store Rappahannock Goodwill Industries

I frequent this shop because its close to my house. I like to pick up furniture and paint it. Someone new must be pricing their furniture — it is really high. I bought a couch table today — it was marked at 35.99 — of course in terrible condition. Only bought it because it was 50% off furniture day. No way the table in its current condition was worth $ 36.

This store is not on Jefferson Davis. I was told it used to be located by the Regal Theater there, but it’s not been there since at least 2013. Anyway, it’s located on Doc Stone, off Garrisonville. I frequent this store about once a week. They have a color of the week that is 50% off. It is the color of the barb on clothing (not the paper tag attached.) If you donate around the back side, you receive a coupon worth 20% off a purchase. The coupon is currently usable any day of the week, but in the past weekends were excluded. While they have a good selection, the prices are just crazy high. A plate for $ 2.99, or a pot for a 12″ plant for $ 4.99? I would buy soooo much more if they stuck to mainly .99 and 1.99 for simple items. I always find a clothing item for my children. They have an okay selection of furniture, depending on the donations for that day. On sunny days, the furniture is in the parking lot. Their children’s book selection is poor, and all books are priced at .99 for soft cover and 1.50 for hardback. Children’s clothing is 1.99 each, but higher for dresses and coats. They did recently decrease their prices for women’s clothing and purses, to 3.99 and 3.99, respectively. They have a large selection of art and frames, and an okay selection of shoes, many of them in quite used condition. I’m glad to have them here, but would love a decrease in the price for dishes and and all the knick knack and household items.