Talize Thrift Store

Prices here are crazy high better shop in Winners for everything at least you get brand new. Talize do better!

Clean store, have found some great items here every once and awhile over the last few years.

Donated lots to the Mississauga store and was greeted by a beautiful smile. Refreshing to see someone who likes their job. Lisa helped us by getting a buggy and took all our bags and boxes. She was appreciative, professional and helpful. In return she gave us coupons for our next shopping experience there.
Prices are not fair. The fun of thrifting is to get good deals…. Winners has good deals and their merch is NEW!

By far Talize thrift store is one of the worst thift stores of all time. This particular location is the worst of them all they never have any good items. I went in to look for books but didn't see anything I liked. The store is pretty big but the prices were very high and the items weren't that good. Somethings didn't look like they should be sold they were too warnout. Also they arrange clothes by color and not in a fashion that a person would expect.

There were many items available but I didn't like any of them and I ended up buying nothing. They had items for children like toys and clothes but the prices were high. You could buy the same items at Walmart for the same price new. The kitchenware items were the worst.

The big stores like value village and mission thrift are about the same size and the products are better quality and much cheaper prices with more inventory and product selections. I am a book collector and they had old outdate books available. The books they had were from the 80s and 90s with boring subject matters and they were also expensive. A new book store would sell the newest version of the books at a slightly higher price. The authors were relatively unknown within the non fiction area at this location.

I must admit I thought that the experience would have been better. The prices were too high and I didn't see anything i liked.

But in the bigger picture I assume that this store has a purpose and helps a lot of people.

The staff were kind and friendly but I may not attend this store again in the future.

This is a large and nice thrift store I've ever been with good collection of stuff. Mostly all the aisles are properly organized but one thing I didn't like about this store is it pricing. I understand they got good stuff but if a shirt is just 10$ less than Winners/Marshals why would somebody buy it here? I properly checked their Men's dress shirts and pants section and realized that the jeans are around 25$ while in Winners those are 34-39$, same for the shirts they are 16$ & 18$ for the brands that you can get it from Winners for 24$-29$ so why not buy new stuff for 10-15$ more. I understand the prices should be more than the other thrift store as the stuff you find here is good but a bit over-priced.

Spacious, well organized and cleaner overall than value village. However, prices have gone way up.

The new closing time is 8: 50 PM which doesn't shows online.
Customers are continuously harassed and herded like sheeps after 8: 50.
Guess the low wages, lack of training and the fact its a second hand shop reflects in the behaviour of their short term employees.

. Seems like some store employees don't like kids as the pa announcement went off " don't let your kids roam around" and they like to sell broken toys.so you can see where this place is going

Was thrifting in a nearby area and we decided to drive like 15 minutes over to come to this talize location cause i haven’t been here and the staff was following my boyfriend and i around the store almost the entirety of our visit.a white girl came in and was staring at me while i was fixing the racks that i finished browsing through and the girl didn’t even start her shift yet, still wearing her jacket.stared me down as i walked to cash with my boyfriend as well.they had other staff come around us like obnoxiously close.we had no bags or anything so i’m confused as to why we were being followed.do better fr.makes us uncomfortable, we’re avid thrifters, if i was stealing i wouldn’t have came in with no mask, use your common sense! It’s easy

It would be nice if Talize enforces the mask rule for patrons. The overhead announcement mentions it but not enforced

Probably the nicest, largest and best selection for a thrift store that I have been to. It is well organized, clean, and smells nice too. I really like how the clothing sections are also organized by colour. It's actually pretty cool to see. The majority of the space is clothing, but there are some housewares, toys and games, DVD movies, books and vinyl. The girls love this store, and although not all the prices aren't super cheap, there are plenty of bargains and interesting things to be found. Plenty of parking in the large plaza lot. Easy to get in and out of. TIP: Discounts for students or if you donate a big bag of clothes here!

Unacceptable exit for persons in wheelchairs/mobility devices. Exit does also not include an accessibility button to press to leave. Really unfortunate to see this. Talize, do better.

Prices been going up alot compared to past years. 25$ with tax for hoodies is abit expensive as you can buy a new one for pretty much that price. Just need time to look around for hidden gems but hidden gems been getting hard to come across in the past year

Great place to shop, I always find goodies and the staff are great at this location always greeting shoppers and making you feel welcomed. Highly recommend

The aisles are well spaced and clearly marked. The entire store is colour coded and the staff is knowledgeable. Plus, if you call in advance you can find out which category of items are on sale that day. The prices are very reasonable too.

There's an in store reduction. 50% off dresses. As a senior, I am eligible for seniors daily discount. A bit disappointing to learn, not giving seniors discount on the in store reduction. Ethically, that's penalizing the senior. Everyone is getting the instore reduction. I don't think this is a good policy.

Prices are high, not all items in good quality. Return policy is not good for some items. You have to return it with the label even if the label doesn’t come attached or some items without any label. Some times they said today the only day for sale and when I went to the cashier, they asked me for the regular prices, then I went the next day, They did the same.

Workers daily overflow racks, release 6.000 new products daily, just to take the latest clothes OFF the rack for hanger shortages, employees steal, and the best items will never surface, because the real shoppers are employed here, in all parts of the store. Unfortunate experience, Salvation Army, and many other second hand stores will not create a competitive and self-serving attitude like this particular location has mastered.
Happy Monday! - Secret Shopper

If I could give zero stars I would. I bought a blouse two days ago and realized it was really not my style and tried to return it today and had the worse and most embarrassing experience. This was around 5: 45 pm this evening. I am a single parent and a frequent shopper and never had an issue returning items for credit. I gave the cashier my two receipts and the unworn item. She was training another associate and told her the manager would have to authorize returns. The manager was called and came over, a blonde short woman and asked where is the tag. I explained that I could not find it but I brought both receipts. She said well I cannot take it if it has no tag and said how do she know I even bought it a the store. Implying that I either stole the item or was trying to steal from the store. She treated me like I was a beggar and insulted me in front her staff. I explained that I have returned item in the past without the tag and as long as I had a receipt I was given the credit. She said well it is store policy and she refused to process my return. I told her to keep the item as I refused to stand there and be insulted any longer. This store has new management and the items are more expensive, too crowded with items on the racks and is not the same anymore.

Tazlie has ruined the thrift shopping experience and should be ashamed of the changes they've made I remember going to find vintage pieces and brand names for a fraction of the price a year ago. However now I boycott it the prices have greatly increased based on the popularity as their profit hungry managers along with the employee's. Which is new every few months the racks are way to packed I can barely get through them I don't know how they'll prevail successfully as there's nothing worth spending money on here anymore. It's tasteless and tacky in every section of the store everything should be $1 and donate the rest to the less fortunate and third world countries.

The store is so well organized and pretty clean. The staff is super friendly! My favourite Mississauga thrift store.

I shopped there for several years, mainly for books. The prices have gone up a lot recently, but WORST OF ALL l is that they started putting Talize price stickers on the book covers which damaged all the covers after attempting to remove them. Thanks for ruining a good thing, whoevers dumb idea was to paste those stickers on all the books. That is just unnecessary and destructive damage, jack the prices and damage the covers.

Had given a 5 star rateing but reduced it after going in there the other day.store is starting to realy smell bad.

Too many items on shelves, you can't even scroll through to browse because they're so crammed together.
Prices are all literally double those of Value Village.

I love this store! They have great customer service, their items are in very good condition, not smelly. And I love 7 days return policy unlike other thrift stores. And they often have 50% off sales.

Awesome selection and pretty decent prices compared to other thrift stores. One of my regular go-tos.

I was today with my mother. She is having holidays with me, she was looking for some clothes to buy, suddely I was approached by an employee telling me that she saw my mother stealing, asking me to tell her that there were cameras and they saw her putting clothes in her purse. I asked my mother to open her purse in front of the lady and then it was more than clear that she had nothing.not sure why this lady did it, but we didn't even received and apology from her. Never going back, never brining people to this store again. It doesn't represent what I have experienced in most of the stores in canada.

My store. For I shop here for discounted clothes, for my everyday but branded casual wear to work. This store is better than most thrift shop, in terms of prices, better selection, quality, even cleanliness and smell, almost brand new not badly worn and poor condition. Visits this one time you will definitely come again

I love this place for used clothing, office items and found items to repaint. It's so organized and clean. Staff is always wonderful, and we're helping our lovely world by buying used. My favorite place for second hand items

Big store, lots of good houseware and antiques. Do notice the staff hide stuff in change room area for themselves to buy later (hispanic guy with short shaved hair and glasses), when i asked him he says "a friend "is going to buy it later. Seems unethical but overall still a good experience.

Rude manager who does not value the customers! Prefer to go spend my money elsewhere even if I have to pay more at least I’m respected and valued!

Cheap and reasonable quality for used clothing.

I heard that some people have been stealing from the store. It is now more difficult for paying customers like me to try on clothes.

It's OK too! Buy less save more.

Talize! Once used to be a great thrift store, now they are greedy.
Overpriced, long lines to the cashier. Way too many managers doing nothing. Unhappy staff.
Huge dissapointment since the renovations happened.
Shame on you Talize.
KEEP THRIFT AT THRIFT PRICES.

Best thrift store in this area I think, although the books seem pricey. Is always nice to visit and they have interesting items.

Great 2nd hand clothes, shoes, dishes, electronics, books, etc. Clean, organized and good prices.
Daily specials, 50% off.