Goodwill Industries of Greater Ny

Been back since the re-​opening also and I agree with the reviews. A lot of items new which is advantageous but prices are very high. Clothes are so-​so. Alittle disappointed. I did find a pair of sandals for very cheap which are actually a very expensive brand. Hit or miss but regular thrift stores are much, much cheaper, and have 50% color ticket sales.

Went back a few times since grand re-​opening…
¾ clothing. There are four aisles of bric a brac. 50% plus of household are Target returns/​discontinued items.
Prices in general pretty steep and everytime I was there they had a problem with the register or computer or mismarked price and took forever to check out.
So far no discounts on anything, they said store is too new.

They just had a reopening and its much bigger than it used to be. There’s a small amount of furniture. Most of what they have is clothing. The furniture/​décor stuff is more modern than what you usually see in thrift stores though.
Everything is really overpriced. I’m sorry but I’m not spending $ 35 on a used twin size blanket from Target. I even saw some things with original tags and the Goodwill price was higher! Makes no sense to me. I definitely won’t be going back.

Wait — you passed it! This smallish Goodwill store does NOT have the standard blue-​on-​white sign; the lettering is green and isn’t the Goodwill logo. But Goodwill it is, and the clothing at least follows the national pricing guidelines (shirts are $ 5, for example).
Housewares, OTOH, are higher than average; you can pay $ 3 for a coffee mug (a nice one, but still), and the linens are much more expensive than elsewhere ($ 10 for a used fitted/​top sheet set, notwithstanding size).
On the upside, however: this seems to be Target’s dumping ground for its returns, which are marked down at least 50% from retail (and often much more). Nice costume jewelry selection, much better than you usually see in thrift stores. Plenty of parking AND there’s a drive-​through for dropoffs.