Goodwill Outlet offers a unique and exciting, fast-paced shopping experience like none other. It is not a regular retail thrift store but a glorified dumpster diving experience. Items are sold out of large blue bins sorted by type and rotated regularly to keep merchandise fresh. Customers must sort through the bins, which are replaced every half hour. The process has been described as a free-for-all or like animals running to a feed trough, with customers lining up and waiting for new bins. It is a great place for a bargain, with items sold by the pound rather than individually. The goods are gathered from retail stores that have not sold and are given one last chance. Shoppers are advised to bring gloves for protection, go early to get a cart, and pay attention when bins are being changed. While some find it satisfying and fun, others note that downsizing and the shopping process can take the fun out of it.
I usually find some clothes here. Just make sure you have time to dig!
August 2026
Love it, i thought i was headed to a regular goodwill store but had fun pilfering in the bins for about an hour and paid like 5 bucks for a hat a hydrapeak waterbottle a high end bike pump and an arm pillow thing. Going back today for more impulse buys
August 2026
Good deals since they charge for the weight so you can get 3 sets of nice clothes and a nice winter coat for $11, but get ready for an older Hispanic lady to push you out of the way to the bins. Customers have to be a little aggressive and pushy
