Savers Value Village Debuts 29,000-Square-Foot Chesterfield Store, With Henrico and Tuckernuck Plaza to Follow

Savers opened a 29,000-square-foot thrift store at 9131 Midlothian Turnpike in Chesterfield this week, its first location in the Richmond area. Richmond BizSense reported the opening on November 13, 2026.

Inside the Chesterfield Savers Opening

The Chesterfield store sits in the Arch Village Shopping Center in a space formerly occupied by furniture store American Freight. Other tenants at the center include Richmond Comix and Starbucks. Savers stores sell second-hand clothing, accessories and household goods, among other things.

The company stocks its locations by collecting donations gathered on behalf of nonprofit organizations. Savers pays the nonprofits for the collected items and then sells them in its retail locations. The Chesterfield store accepts donations daily during its operating hours.

Savers is among several thrift store brands operated by Bellevue, Washington-based Savers Value Village Inc., which describes itself as the largest for-profit thrift store operator in the United States and Canada. The company's majority owner is private equity firm Ares Management. Savers Value Village operates more than 380 stores across its brands, which include Value Village, Unique and 2nd Ave, and has a presence in Northern Virginia.

Savers' Henrico and Tuckernuck Plaza Plans

A Henrico outpost is expected to follow the Chesterfield store next year. Savers is also planning to open a 32,000-square-foot store at 9110 W. Broad St. in the spring of 2027, according to a company spokeswoman. That store will operate out of the former Sam Ash location in the Tuckernuck Plaza shopping center.

As the for-profit Savers makes local moves, its nonprofit competitor Goodwill is also busy in the Richmond area, with plans for a new combo outlet-and-retail location in Henrico and the recent acquisition of a Midlothian bank branch for a donation center.

Savers Value Village's Store Growth Record

Savers Value Village guided fiscal 2026 net sales of $1.76 billion to $1.79 billion with planned opening of approximately 25 new stores, targeting under-penetrated U.S. markets including first entry into North Carolina and Tennessee, according to akta.pro company records. The same records show the company committed in April 2026 to its first retail location in western Pennsylvania at Great Southern Shopping Center, extending its U.S. footprint into a new regional market.

Savers Value Village reported Q1 2026 net sales of $403 million, up 9% year-over-year, and Q4 2025 net sales of $464.7 million, up 15.6% year-over-year, or 8.4% excluding an extra week. The company's nonprofit partners collect donations on its behalf, and Savers pays them for the donated goods.

Earlier Savers Openings and Events

Savers planned to open a roughly 19,495-square-foot secondhand retail store and donation center in southeast Albuquerque in late 2027, the sixth New Mexico location for the company, American City Business Journals reported in October 2026. In August 2026, The Cool Down reported that Savers was opening its first thrift store in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, scheduled for August 13.

Savers Value Village priced a secondary offering of its shares at $10.25 per share in August 2026, MarketScreener reported. The company was expected to report Q3 2026 earnings after market close on November 5th, with analysts projecting $0.1534 EPS and $459.23 million revenue, MarketBeat reported in October 2026.

Savers' November 10 Innovation Day

Savers Value Village will host an Innovation Day on November 10, 2026, in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area, featuring tours of its processing center and retail store, Stock Titan reported.