Evolve Caledon

I happen to know information regarding the increase of pricing at Evolve in the past couple months. A current staff employee told me that they will increase the price to try and make more of a profit on days when they work. Now I’m all for the funding going back into community services and projects, but this is a thrift store. I have found items there in the past couple weeks that are nearly wholesale price! Not okay with that! Was also told that when another staff member is working they price things lower to not get caught? You’re kidding. As a customer I expect a business to be consistent, have an algorithm for pricing, and keep low prices in a thrift store. Nonsense that the prices change depending on who is working. Get your act together Evolve, and check the staff you have in your back room pricing items.

This place is amazing! FYI: Evolve is an independent thrift store whose proceeds go back into the Caledon community. So not only are you combatting fast fashion and saving money by thrifting, you are helping to give back to the community which is something I really appreciate.Its new combined store (across the street from the old location) is much larger and open, with a modern feel. The change rooms are really spacious, and not just a curtain across a closet or a stall like I've seen in other thrift stores - you get a proper well lit room with huge mirror. The home goods selection is vast and the prices were shockingly low (real crystal wineglasses for only $2?!). The clothing section takes up the majority of the store, with $5 blouses, and nice office-wear blazers for $12. You can tell quality checks have been done with the goods- there are no gross stains or garbage and the brands carried range from your average mall retailer to higher end. I scored a gently used Danier leather jacket (which retails for ~$457) for $25!!! Thrifting here is incredibly rewarding and fun.Most of all, I cannot praise the staff members here enough. Not only are they incredibly friendly and helpful but professional as well. I've witnessed instances of customers being rude and attempting to haggle the already low prices (despite CLEAR signage stating all prices are final, this isn't a flea market people) but the staff remained polite, calm, and accommodating.Overall I would highly recommend this thrift store!

Liked the store across the street better what happened to All the good stuff have been coming alot since you open the new store, it hasn't had anything good like before.

Great Thrift Store , big inside and very clean & organized. selection is broad and good quality clothing, shoes, household items. Today there were many framed wall pictures.A friend told me about this gem store, will go back for sure

very clean, spacious, and organized thrift shop, friendly staff, good prices

The quality of this thrif store has gone downhill since the recycle center closed! They have lots of clothes but pricey for used stuff! Walmart sells t-shirts brand new for $4 and the sell used ones for kids for$5 There is never any decent toys for children to select from. It's literally all junk, broken missing pieces! Not sure who chooses the item to put out there!And the sporting/outdoor equipment! Not like it used to be across the street. There was always tons of skates, balls, bats, sticks, gloves, everything! Now the few crazy expensive items they do have are so unrealistically priced! $75 for a used broken bicycle!!! It even had electrical tape on the handlebars! Just unreal how the think they can scam the community like this! Boycott!!! I feel extremely bad for the seniors in the town that visit to support the community but don't know better shopping is available elsewhere :(I wish I could attach photos I have for proof but there's no option on google review...

So excited to find this beauty in the store for less than $20 ...! We have a masquerade gala dinner and dance in a couple of months, so the search was on to find something to build an outfit on, and here it is. Loving that so many treasures can be found at thrift stores and get a whole new life - saving $$ and being environmentally responsible at the same time is a win-win all around.

Could the volunteers keep the majority of the excellent items for themselves??? I found a pair of half-decent worn shoes at an exorbitant price (around $50+). I understand that things go to the community

The staff are so nice here. They let us know about the specials as soon as we arrived. The displays were more modern, like Plato's Closet, and the upbeat pop tunes kept the mood going. Change rooms are clean, spacious and even had flattering lighting (not kidding!). We left with about 15 items for under $100!