Best thrift store in Victoria, Texas (TX) 2024

First time ever that I had a horrible experience. The fitting rooms are closed. Got it. No problem. Been that way since the start of Covid. I had two suit blazers that I wanted to see how they looked. So, like anyone who shops for jackets (new or used) you would want to try them on. However, I couldn't not find a mirror anywhere! I mean anywhere. I asked one of the associates where I could find a mirror to try in said blazers since the fitting rooms were closed. She whispered you could try the bathrooms. I won't tell. Well, the signs clearly say not to bring merchandise into the bathrooms so I wasn't going to do that. I happen to locate a door mirror in the back that was for sale so I used that. I try on the first one. No problems. I try on the second one and go to take it off and a different associate tells me I can't try the jackets on. I ask her if the dressing rooms are closed and all sales are final then how am I supposed to know if it fits? She shrugged her shoulders at me and says it is the policy. Well obviously common sense does not play a part in this ridiculous policy. I'm not trying on pants. I'm not trying on a shirt. I'm not taking my clothes off. I'm trying on a jacket! Which is what anyone and everyone does when you shop for a jacket! Or shoes! Or a hat! Or gloves! Or freaking clothes! I wouldn't be as upset if I was allowed to bring the jacket back for an exchange or store credit if happens to not fit. Doesn't have to be getting my money back, but I can't even do that. And if that is the company's policy, don't you think as an employee working there, you would want to move the merchandise out as quickly as possible and make the customers happy so they will buy the stuff and get out?! Use common sense people. Just because it is a ridiculous moronic policy that doesn't even make sense, doesn't mean you can't use your own common sense and not enforce it. All you're doing is making it difficult for the customer to decide to buy the item and for you to make the sale. Simple math to me. Worst experience ever! ~Shalayne