Goodwill

When I arrived at 9am, there were already 20 people lined up outside and I started to wonder if this was a spot with really good stuff — turns out it was a 99-​cent promo day. This is a decent-​sized Goodwill that stocks mostly clothing with some housewares, art and small furniture. The clothing was mostly in good condition and ran the gamut from Target to mall designers, with pricing being a little high for what I’m used to — standard pricing looked like it was 9.99 for a dress and 5.99 for a top, etc. There’s a lot of clothing but it’s organized by size and color so it’s easier to go through. In the center of the store are «better» apparel racks, and these didn’t seem to be priced much higher than the regular stuff, actually. I saw some interesting mid century art — there was a 30×40 oil painting priced at 49.99 that I really liked, and some fiber art — and a cool end table that I would’ve grabbed if I had any way to take it on the plane. Someone else nabbed it within minutes after the store opened, so I assume this stuff doesn’t stay on the floor long out there!

Not much there. Cleaned out. Not the highest quality second hand items. Do not think I will return for a while, if at all. May come back and look harder at the clothing selection.

I have found some great items at this Goodwill. They have some high end clothing (found a pair of J Jill linen pants for $ 1.00). The staff is also super helpful and friendly as well. This location can get extremely busy, especially on $ 1.00 Thurs. If you’re looking for higher end items, this is the place to be.