Thrift Stores in Sequim, WA

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I’ve been coming to this charming little thrift shop for both shopping and donating, and it’s always a joy! It’s run by the sweetest little old ladies who clearly take pride in curating quality items. The shop is cozy and well-organized, making it easy to browse through their delightful selection of clothes, home goods, and unique treasures.

Every visit feels like a mini treasure hunt—I always leave with something special. And knowing that my purchases (and donations) support such a lovely nonprofit organization makes the experience even better. Highly recommend to anyone looking for meaningful finds and a warm, welcoming atmosphere!”

“If you’re hunting for used parts or home supplies, Round Again is a local gem. They carry an incredible variety of inventory, ranging from plumbing fixtures and house doors to outdoor equipment like lawn mowers. It’s the perfect spot to find random knick-knacks, furniture, or even a replacement ceiling fan without breaking the bank.
​The staff is consistently helpful and open to negotiation, keeping their already decent prices very competitive. Don't forget to check out their free pile, which often hides some surprisingly high-quality finds. Whether you're tackling a major housing renovation or a quick DIY project, I highly recommend stopping by.”

“The main building was where I bought beautiful blouses. I was very happy with my 5 blouses, and an astray, all priced $5.00 & below. The place and clothing itself, smells super clean! The clerk was "to the point", and efficient! In the "furniture building", the female employee was friendly, even if we didn't find anything to buy, and even welcomed us back again! If I lived in Sequim, I'd shop here all the time.”

“I give this Goodwill 5 stars because when it comes to making donations it doesn't get any easier: pull up during the collecting hours, turn off vehicle, load up the attendant's cart, and leave.

Sure, the attendant isn't a chatty Cathy, and I'm okay with that; I don't know where the attendant is at in life; maybe it's not a good day for them, maybe they're in recovery, but they are there doing a job; so, good for them, and it's not my place to take it personally. The attendants may not say thank you to me, but neither do my cats and that doesn't stop me from feeding them.

I could probably have a dead body in a donation bag and it would go unnoticed by the attendant; I would never do that of course, but that's just an exaggerated example of how hassle-free it is to make donations and that's what I want!

While they don't take furniture, I don't pull up to find signs saying certain items aren't accepted that day, like at local thrift stores, and they're open every day of the week for donations, unlike local thrift stores that are open 3 to 4 days a week with odd or varying hours.

I don't care about the prices or if the staff is rude -- this is Sequim, the end of America, where high prices and rudeness come with the territory.

Looking forward to more decluttering and using Goodwill to take the useful items off my hands to get into the hands of others!”