The Salvation Army

Great place for treasure hunting. Yes, the prices are higher than mainland shops but that’s to be expected. Good selection of stuff in a roomy store.

Hidden gem. Not a lot of vintage like I would normally like to see. But they do have good items for the beach and home. Too bad I wasn’t looking for either. But lady behind the counter was very nice. And I also scored some polarized ray bans with the case for $ 14.99! Also try here if you want small trinket souvenirs to take home. They have a few bracelets and such and are less than half of what you would pay at any store or «craft fair» in the area where they sell them.

I love browsing here. Always find decent women’s shoes and pants that actually fit me (I’m 5’10″ I need a longer inseam). Tuesdays are senior citizen discount days. Saturdays usually has a good deal that varies. Sometimes the entire store is 50% off if you’re lucky! They tend to overcharge for the aloha wear ($ 10 each piece? Really?!) but you can usually find super cheap deals on furniture. They close the store and lock up promptly at 5pm. Dressing room pau at 4:30. Friendly and helpful workers.

Don’t go here, I’m an avid thrift store shopper and have been coming to this location for about two years. Recently, maybe the last 5 times I’ve gone I have noticed they are raising there prices about twice the other S.A. They are almost charging what you would pay for the brand new item. On top of it they have become increasingly rude !! I don’t know what has happened as of late, but save your money and spend it at an establishment that value thier customers. B.T.W the lahaina one is Awsome, prices ridiculously cheap, COOL finds and the people are friendly and kind. Also if you go early enough they usually offer day old ARTISINAL bread from a nearby bakery, FREE win — win !!
Happy Thrifting. :)

Well stocked and organized. Some good deals to be had.

The location is off South Kihei Road, behind Maui Dive Shop and across a recycling center. It’s split between two stores; the «general merchandise» part on the ground level, and the «Boutique» store on the second floor.
Probably the bigger of the three SA Thrift Store locations, the «general merchandise» is well organized and spaced between two big rooms. Clothing, toys, and household goods fill the front, while sporting goods, books, media, and electronics fill the back. Furniture is split between the two rooms as well. Sometimes items are out in front for cheap and quick sale.
The boutique holds the more «high end» stuff, like name brand clothing, jewelry, fine furniture and art, and one room almost dedicated to silverware and related metal goods. But usually that part seems to be closed most of the time that i’ve been there.
For me, it’s easy for me to go in, look for what I want quickly, and get out. the staff is quick and friendly, and i’ve never left without at least something.

I happen to pass this location while out sightseeing. It isn’t easily seen from the main road but it’s worth the stop. I found some really great t-​shirts to wear when out and about. They don’t have a dressing room so choose wisely.