I would have loved to find a dress here because I'd like the expense of a wedding dress to support the fight against cancer, but sadly was unable to find anything I liked... even remotely.
The ladies working there are fantastic, the house definitely is interesting and you're given the freedom to roam and try on anything you see, which is great. While I understand that inventory is constantly in flux and what's available always depends on what's donated, but the selection was quite poor when my friend and I search through sizes 12-18. Overall, the dresses are far more damaged/stained than I thought, and the prices are much higher than I was expecting. Most of the dresses I saw were around $700 which is actually more than the approx $650 dresses I've been looking at in stores that would be made-to-order and brand new.
Basically, you would have to be prepared to spend the extra money to get your dress here and pay to repair and clean it. I'd love to provide my support, but it doesn't seem financially practical when my budget is so tight to begin with. I came in thinking I may potentially find a steal of a dress here and support a good cause... and came out thinking the value for money kind of sucks.
I should add... there was a girl kind of close to us and it sounded like she was buying or about to buy the dress she had on. It was a satin or charmeuse simple, fitted sheath dress and it fit her like a glove. I don't know how much it was, but it looked amazing (the style as well as the condition).
I would recommend trying it out, with caution... maybe if you go in there not expecting much, you may find something by chance.