Big Sky Thrift Store — Attraction in Helena

I recently visited Big Sky Thrift Store in Helena, Montana, and my experience was a mixed bag. While there were some positives, there were also a few areas that could use improvement.

Store Atmosphere: The atmosphere at Big Sky Thrift Store was casual and laid-back, which I appreciated. The store was tidy, but it felt a bit cramped at times, especially in high-traffic areas. The layout could benefit from a bit more organization to make navigating the aisles easier.

Product Selection: The selection of items was decent, with a variety of clothing, household goods, and some furniture. I found a few interesting pieces, but overall, the inventory felt a bit hit-or-miss. Some sections were well-stocked, while others seemed sparse. It would be great to see a more consistent variety, especially in the clothing department.

Pricing: Pricing was reasonable, which is always a plus at thrift stores. However, I noticed some items were priced higher than what I would expect for second-hand goods. A little more consistency in pricing could enhance the overall value.

Customer Service: The staff was polite and helpful, but I felt that they could have been more engaged with customers. At times, it seemed like they were preoccupied, which made it difficult to get assistance when I needed it. A more attentive approach would improve the shopping experience.

Conclusion: Overall, Big Sky Thrift Store has potential but falls short in a few areas. While I found some good items and appreciated the reasonable prices, the organization and customer service could use improvement. It’s a decent spot for thrift shopping, but I hope to see enhancements in my next visit to make it...

No need to review, His store was voted best in Helena Montana. At this rate to all traveling through that I've seen people are admonished at the friendliness and extremely low prices. Aaron and his sister are the kindest most caring people and have had deep conversations on a humanistic level with each customer. They help clothe the poor without doing paperwork and their mother grows garden veggies to give out as well. Sometimes you get a homemaker cookie. They will always be family in my heart and it's no wonder this type of business has won the hearts of thousands as the towns...

Another of my trinity thrifting. Prices are amazingly cheaply priced... don't like the prices? Wait till the weekly deals of half off and so on. It felt like walking into a Goodwill back in the day when prices in that place were actually cheap (looove you Goodwill), it's small, but clothing especially cheap. There is just something that makes you want to come back, or risk an item waiting till that weekly...