Good Threads: Goodwill Boutique

I love thrifty finds. This place is fantastic! It is a very trendy boutique from Goodwill. They offer an upscale eclectic mix of fashionable designer label clothing and shoes primarily for women. They do have a small selection of men’s items as well as adolescents. They also have some household decorative items.

Hunting the wild bargains. Not your mother’s goodwill store. Stuff is seriously upscale and staged like a fancy schmancy store in La EnCantata. Mostly women’s clothes and home furnishings. Some men’s stuff, mostly suits and formal attire. Eclectic.

Used to be a great treasure trove. Now just another old woman’s boutique. At least the old ladies will love it!

I got my son 5 authentic Hawaiian shirts that place rocks. those shirts we’re minimum of $ 100 each when new I find a better selection for men than I do for women because women know a dealio. Men don’t know when they see something great, that they better jump on it

Not that impressed. It is cute how they have it fixed up like a botique and the prices are reasonable for some designer brands. However, marking up things like White House/​Black Market or J Crew, I don’t really understand. Those brands are all readily available at all thrift stores at normal thrift store prices. Also, I felt most of the clothes there were out of date many seasons ago. Nothing really my style, sadly. I like supporting a good cause, but I would rather do a little digging at Value Village or Casa de los Ninos and find the really good deals while supporting a local charity.

Found some great things here, and new. Still had the tags on! I’ll be back.

New Goodwill format — it is NOT a plain Goodwill store. Nicer things, some new, good brands — J Crew, Ann Klein — beautifully laid out. Nice changing rooms, very much like a boutique, but with great prices for expensive items.
They also have very cool, vintage items with some in «like new» condition. The stock changes weekly, and the staff is picky about having the best things (YAY!!)
If you are looking for $ 3, thrift store Tshirts, this is not your place. However, if you are looking for high end items at killer prices, this is it.

I just love going to resale shops on many levels. Your’e recycling, your’e buying cheaply, profit from shop goes to charity usually, unique items, etc. So there are lots of good reasons to buy at a resale shop. Items here are laid out quite nicely making it easier to find what you need. I went during their opening last month so it was very crowded. There is parking in the back if the front lot seems packed. I was disappointed by the prices. Almost retail for much of the clothing. The did have an assortment of boutique items (Crew, Benneton, Ferragamo), but a lot of the stock seemed to be really outdated. I won’t rule them out though. The great thing about this kind of shop is that you never know what awaits you. So with that being said, another trip is on my radar.

Oh my gosh.
Amazing finds!!!

I like this place. Though I walked out empty handed my last trip, it’s definitely a place I want to go back to. Eventually you would find something you can’t live without. They had a lot of decent brands; Ferragamo, J. Crew, Benneton, etc. with a nice vintage selection. The store was clean, staff helpful, but not pushy and the pricing was on point. $ 30 for a pair of Ferragamo flats!

The Good Threads boutique is a cute take on a higher end thrift shop. They definitely have a good selection and reasonable prices and it makes you feel good to purchase at Goodwill. This place was swarmed but be advised there is parking in the rear. Can’t say I found anything I was looking for, but with thrift shops that’s to be expected. They appear to only stock adult clothing, shoes, and some minimal home décor. No kids clothes, furniture, or maternity wear to be found here.