Thrift Stores near Aiea, HI

27 locations found near Aiea

“I was on the island for work and figured I'd stop to see if I could find souvenirs for my large family on a budget. I found some great shirts for my wife and boys and a lovely hat and cloth zipper wallet thing for the girls. I even found a great shirt from a local surf shop for me. After I left I noticed one of the shirts had a small hole and the print screen was peeling off but that is just as much my fault for not being more careful and noticing before I purchased.

Oh, and the cashier was friendly and was sure to catch that one of the shirts was marked as half off. Goodwill is always hit and miss but I was able to find what I was looking for.”

3.4 Good123 Reviews

“Reuse...recycle...reality As we all go through phases so does some of our items and as much as I don't want to part with any of them it does make room for a much more calmer space. Here at Goodwill I know it will go to good and though I'm not fully aware of the exact process but it will go to a good home versus the trash. The power to reuse item does help support the community in so many ways places like these are resources for some that I've known in the past. It's amazing the amount of items I do find here not just clothing, bags, sporting goods and CD's but a walker for someone in need or a chair just to sit on you never how the level of appreciation a single item can bring and I appreciate the care it shows here. Thank you!”

3.3 Good43 Reviews

“This is a second-hand clothing store recommended for vintage lovers! It was overwhelmingly cheaper than Japan and it was really great!
I wish I had gone earlier and had a closer look!
Is it ending a little early? I tought!
Also, it's quite far from the center.”

4.8 Superb111 Reviews

“Love having 2 harbors locations - fun to check out if you’re in Waikiki since there’s not many non-luxury or non-touristy stores for locals in the area!Smaller location but still great curation of men’s & women’s vintage streetwear, and sneakers!”

5 Superb37 Reviews

“The ladies at DeStash were filled with hospitality, aloha spirit and information. Auntie Lei was de best. Our daughter found a perfect 70's vintage Mumu and hubby found a shirt. The shop is filled with a fabric lovers eye candy. It is worth the trip away from Waikiki. Much Aloha from Cool, Ca & Virginia”

5 Superb35 Reviews

“Great volunteers and good selection of items at a reasonable price. They also have a bid box for collectibles and jewelry. Love to shop there and it's a good cause”

4.7 Superb43 Reviews

“Stopped by Sweet Enemy for some vintage clothing today. The store rocks. Super customer service and friendly staff. Staff was 100% spot on on all the vintage and urban trends for clothing. This place is my favorite vintage shirt shop on the island.”

5 Superb39 Reviews

“Fun fact, this building was built over the old oahu prison (the Reef)where executions were by gallows.

Anyone experience any supernatural activities while here?”

4.5 Superb80 Reviews

“This place is great! There's a lot of people on saturdays, parking was full so I parked a block away, it was worth it, employees are super nice and I found so many gems. Great prices. Color coded 50% off on many items.”

4.5 Superb44 Reviews

“The women are great here. I broke the buttons on my military pants & ran to this thrift store on a closed day but they still opened the door for me & gave me pants that were exactly my size. I appreciated that so much.”

4.5 Superb27 Reviews

“Fantastic thrift shop. Small, but with enough of a variety of things to satisfy any thrifter. Ladies were pleasant and friendly, and everything was very clean and well displayed. Great find!”

4.8 Superb8 Reviews

“Best prices compared to Goodwill and Slavation Army!
I have a baby on the way, and I've been going in here and there to find items for him. I found a bedside crib for $20, feeding pillow for $3, and much more!
Thank you!”

4.3 Superb80 Reviews

“This is a real thrift shop, yo. Good prices, knowledgeable owner, and some real good stuff if you know how to find it. I am glad it is here. If you want a spiffy bourgeois place with nice, well-organized racks and no street folks outside etc please go someplace else, because I don’t really want to see your gentrified attitude in here anyways. But if you want some good deals and some pretty nice stuff, this is a good place!”

4.4 Superb10 Reviews

“By far my favorite Goodwill store. I seem to always find something I need or don't need here. Use the loyalty rewards program to get 5% back on each purchase. It'll add up. Located in the shopping center next to Foodland. Good customer service. Love that they have Target stuff now.”

4.1 Good68 Reviews

“Such a better location. Descent size space for displaying items for sale. They may need to expand in the future for furniture, etc. Convenient parking for unloading or loading. Great planning by having a separate space for donations right nextdoor. Really happy for this location.”

4 Good13 Reviews

“From A to Z lots of everything clothes are clean the over all experience was very pleasant. The prices were very inexpensive. They have just about everything you can imagine and they have a drop off section for donations and best part. You get a slip of paper for a discount for shopping. If you donate the parking, they have handicap parking. There is limited space on the ground floor kind of busy store”

3.9 Good193 Reviews

“Really a 3.5, but least round up, I guess. Great store overall. One of my favorite thrift store to shop. Mix reviews for pricing on items. Most times it can be pricy for second hand, but I've found some great deals as well. Good luck finding color of the week on clothes, I haven't been seeing any color of the week for pants, button downs and t-shirts, which is odd. It seems like the store is forcing customers to buy the new rollout rather than shop for deals or i could just a late bird. ‍”

3.8 Good153 Reviews

“Recycle, Reuse, Reduse... It's something I do try my best to do so in every way possible and I've been lucky to have that need without much hesitation though my budget of that does have it limitation to stretch it as much as possible and I have donated anything that I think that could be useable as much as possible. Thrifing is another way to express that stretch as I do keep in mine that anything though a few things here are brand new and not to be just thought as used for some that cringe at the thought of it and am grateful for places like Goodwill that shares the giving nature of Hawai'i has to offer. This Waipahu is on the smaller size but is so nicely organized to have just everything that the other large location has including a fantastic selection of the current holiday decor (Halloween) and having this option in this location is absolutely nice to have and though I didn't find anything today I loved it and will be back when in the area again. Thank you!”

3.5 Good31 Reviews

“Been coming here for years now, and the staff are always so friendly and helpful! I always look forward to stopping by. Household stuff can be hit or miss but is overall decent, it's definitely my go to thrift store to find clothes though. Shoutout to Natalie who was so wonderful, was very helpful with explaining the rewards card and helping me use my points card yesterday, you guys rock!”

3.6 Good151 Reviews

“Found some super cool stuff here but it takes time. There’s unwritten rules when you shop like everyone has to stand back when the staff is dropping new items. Parking can be a pain. But overall it can be fun to treasure hunt here.”

3.5 Good71 Reviews

“Been coming here for years now, and the staff are always so friendly and helpful! I always look forward to stopping by. Household stuff can be hit or miss but is overall decent, it's definitely my go to thrift store to find clothes though. Shoutout to Natalie who was so wonderful, was very helpful with explaining the rewards card and helping me use my points card yesterday, you guys rock!”

3.4 Good54 Reviews

“So military bases sometimes have thrift stores....how cool is that! Since I like to support our troops and save money, this place was a god send for me (hold your horses, I know proceeds dont fund the troops). Yes, you need to have military access to come here and if you have that you're golden! They had some of the best prices I've seen on the island, I found a vintage Def Leppard shirt for $2 and otherwise found really cheap clothes to wear to the beach and work. It was double punch day when we went so I took part in that and gave the card to my friend who is local. All in all, one of my favorite thrift stores on Oahu!”

3.3 Good43 Reviews

“Recycle, Reuse, Reduse... It's something I do try my best to do so in every way possible and I've been lucky to have that need without much hesitation though my budget of that does have it limitation to stretch it as much as possible and I have donated anything that I think that could be useable as much as possible. Thrifing is another way to express that stretch as I do keep in mine that anything though a few things here are brand new and not to be just thought as used for some that cringe at the thought of it and am grateful for places like Goodwill that shares the giving nature of Hawai'i has to offer. This Waipahu is on the smaller size but is so nicely organized to have just everything that the other large location has including a fantastic selection of the current holiday decor (Halloween) and having this option in this location is absolutely nice to have and though I didn't find anything today I loved it and will be back when in the area again. Thank you!”

3.3 Good34 Reviews

“Eco Town Select is a store focused on mostly high end second-hand products. There are also tons of branded Hawaiian shirts. You can find good prices on a lot of the products sold at the higher end stores that are upstairs at Ala Moana Centre. If you’re into that, that’s great as you can get a good deal on brand name products. To protect their safety and prevent shoplifters, the store is locked from the inside and you’ll need to knock on the door to be let in. You’ll also have to store bigger bags at the front of the store.”

3.4 Good73 Reviews

“The treasure hunt continues. . . at the Central Union Church Thrift Store. I've passed by this store countless times. I always see the open sign on the side of the road every Saturday. Finally decided to check it out. This thrift store is a part of the huge church located at the corner of Punahou and Beretania St. You can't miss it. The thrift store is right before the church along Beretania. There is plenty of shaded parking. It's only open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9AM-3PM. When I went, there were still covid restrictions. A very nice lady sits out front to register everyone coming in, take their temperatures, and limit the amount of customers inside. For first timers, you need to register and sign a waiver form. Not exactly sure why this was needed, but I hope I don't receive late night calls asking for monetary donations over the phone. This store has A LOT of stuff--top to bottom. Everything was clean and well organized, and surprisingly evenly distributed. There's a good amount of Asian style cups and plates and figures if that's your thing. Everything was priced accordingly. Nothing outrageous, but not many great deals. Found a random Miami Dolphins Josh Rosen jersey. Even though I'm a fan. I would never get this lol. Why would anyone even get this in the first place?? When I first caught a glimpse of it, I thought it was #13. Nope! The staff here is super friendly and nice. They also note how much you spent. What's all this information for? Overall, a nice store to be thrifty. Friendly staff, decent prices, and a nice selection of items.”

2.8 Average42 Reviews

“We originally found it thinking we could thrift some unique shirts but the actual section is much smaller compared to the photos on Google.

This place is great for figure, used music equipment, game, and media equipment collectors! Some just a bit too high in price for the value but overall cool store.”

3.1 Average94 Reviews

“I really enjoyed going to this thrift store. It felt like an actually antique thrift store with nice items and reasonable pricing. The staff was very nice and helpful. It was on the smaller side but they had so many items to look at and shop. Yes they require masks. If you don't have one they do provide. They accept cash or card. Card with a $5 minimum and you have to show ID. Overall my experience was amazing at this low key, hidden little thrift store. I definitely will be going back and bringing my friends and family?”

1.8 Poor5 Reviews