When to buy some more clothes and complemented the guy ringing me up since he was wearing a nice…read morecowboy hat and he gave me the most petty reply oof.

Great vintage finds in great condition, great prices, great people working there. A super positive…read moreall-around experience. Plus, a beautiful sunshiny girl was tryin on a dress that was absolutely dynamite on her and all the women gathered to gas her up.

Cool place to go if you need a costume or some costume jewelery. They have all kinds of novelty…read moreitems that you will never find anywhere else!

Good selection. But hours are wrong on Yelp (the sign on the door says closed on Wednesdays) so I…read moreencourage the business to update their hours for their customers.

Very fairly priced vintage/used items. There were popular brands like Carhartt and clothes made…read morefrom desirable material like 100% wool, alpaca and cotton. The store smelled clean. Screen printed band tees for under $30. Small housewares section. Some new notebooks, jewelry and socks. The prices were super fair for all the clothes and shoes. Very nice retro storefront design. Free street parking in front of the store and all around the downtown plaza.

I have been shopping here for two years, and usually get my velvet scrunchies and cozy over the…read moreknee socks from here. Recently had the chance to bring them an Anthropology wedding dress that did not work out for me and the ladies working here were very accepting and kind. Beautiful selection and great store.

How do they only have one review?!…read more I walked by this place on the way to a chocolate shop (did not make it there) and it was one of the best thrift shops I've been to. I went straight to the vintage dresses and found a roaring 20's dress as well as a new with tag gunne sax dress with the puffy shoulders and light pink lace. Gunne sax is really sought after in the vintage clothing community for its limited releases and style. I was thinking of wearing the roaring 20s dress to an artdeco themed bar like Monroe or decidable in sf. I have no idea where I'll be showcasing this beautiful Victorian Gunne sax dress but I can't wait to post them! Thank you the amazing owner for her cheery attitude as she was helping other customers and then helping me. It made the visit so welcoming and I felt like I could browse around and admire everything. Btw! There was this huge "tv display" the size of the back wall with curtains. I was curious what was back there but I loved it. Wish I had more time to really navigate the whole store. I guess I have to come back soon!

The cutest store with a large variety of vintage gear for a good price the staff is friendly…read moreJASMINE helped me such good vibes she so helpful I will go back found some sweaters for a good price and jackets ,

The annual ArMack orchestra rummage sale weekend is a huge fundraiser for the combined high school…read moreorchestra, of Arcata and McKinleyville high schools. This event draws hundreds both days for this two day fundraiser event. Held in the gymnasium at Arcata high in November, this event helps raise money for the orchestra students annual performance and trip. Every year the orchestra travels either internationally or in the USA to perform in an environment of substantial exposure for these young musicians. This fundraiser allows the students to raise money individually as well as for the group collectively. There are always lots of great items available for thrifters and bargain hunters alike. Lots of clothing, footwear, artwork, glassware, kitchen appliances, furniture, tools, collectibles and vintage items to be had. Tables and tables fill the gym and there is even a high end section. This annual event is a great way for the community as a whole to show support for this great music program. Well worth to stop to shop and show support! 00149

Although I can't speak to the quality of the items, it is a rummage sale after all, I can speak to…read morethe quality and dedication of everyone involved with the Arcata McKinleyville orchestra. I have seen so many of our young folk go through this orchestra and be the better for it. Such a fortunate aspect of our education system here in Humboldt!

Whether you're a local or just visiting the area, Brainwash Thrift in the Sunnybrae Shopping Center…read moreis a must-stop! The selection of thrifty finds is outta this world, the crew is fun and friendly, and you'll be supporting an Indigenous, woman-owned business! Brainwash Thrift, as well as its sister store, Prism Gallery Arcata, are beautiful safe spaces for the BIPOC, queer, and neurodivergent members of this community. Don't listen to that 1-star hater. Come check out this awesome scene yourself.

I'm a long time local, I have come here a few times to check it out. Overall an aggressive and…read morepushy vibe.

Pretty cute! Glad they hang show posters in the window, it…read moregot me to come in. They have a sweet $1 bin where i saw a $100 retail skirt! Wild. They also had some cool costume hats and leggings :) Also fancy novelty socks, misc jewelry, and glittery cat paintings!

Yesterday, 6/18/24, my daughter and I were wandering around old town Eureka & we stumbled upon this…read moreamazing shop. This is a place you could easily spend hours in discovering treasures. The selection is truly impressive, from literal Victorian clothing, to 1970's disco jumpsuits. My daughter found a gorgeous dress with a black tulle skirt and red satin rhinestone embellished sash for only ten bucks! But the real star of the show was the girl who worked there & I wish I'd gotten her name. She had short dark hair & was the sweetest, most wonderful young woman. She couldn't have known how much her kindness mattered, but it did. We have just moved here & my daughter is having a tough time, worrying about whether or not she'll fit in or be happy here. This salesperson was precisely the kind of person my daughter admires and we talked briefly about anime and video games and...maybe it didn't seem like much to her, but it meant a lot to us. We will certainly be back. Often.

I love this place! I always find great stuff at the dock. Super fair prices. Not thrift store…read moreprices but I'm happy to pay more for clean clothing in really nice condition than by cheap shit that's already worn out like I find at other places. On a side note- why do people go on Yelp to complain about not having a public bathroom?? Or about something being expensive? I mean, a new truck is expensive but instead of complaining because I can't afford it I just don't buy it and keep living life. If you're cheap there's a store called Angle's of Hope where you can find ripped jeans and stained shirts for $1.. Half off on Fridays ;)

I came here hoping to buy things for my daughter's costume and it was a money grab... to say the…read moreleast. 10 bucks for used socks? 40 bucks for cheap wigs? 40 bucks for a partially fufilled cheap costume? Don't bother coming here unless you are prepared to spend 100 bucks atleast. You can spend significantly less for something amazon quality (which is returnable)... if you purchase something here it is NON-RETURNABLE/EXCHANGEABLE).

These folks have a lot of interesting, older furniture and housewares. But, I am a little skeptical…read moreof the quality of their products. We bought a rocking chair from them a few months ago. It was a little squeaky and when we went to tighten the screws, we found that the screw attaching one arm to the back was missing! This is not a minor thing and someone should have looked over the chair before selling it (especially since we paid almost $100 for it). I might forgive something like that if I bought from some random on Craigslist, but I expect some basics repairs and cleaning when I buy from a store.

Really nice people working there who are quick to offer help and free shipping. But wow, why is…read morevintage furniture with creaky drawers so overpriced here? Really cool unique selection but they need to think about lowering their prices by about 50% for used old style furniture that doesn't work all that reliably... Drawers that don't pull out evenly and get stuck.

Pricey for what the selection is and I tried to donate some books, but was rejected. I saw a woman…read morewalk in after me with a BIGGER box of books and they accepted hers. The manager stated they weren't taking books right now. But clearly didn't want the books that I had. I suspect it had something to do with the books being queer/LGBTQ+ friendly. Very disappointed in this transphobic/homophobic run store. The cashier woman was very kind, though. 5/5 stars for her.

This is a great thrift store that supports a great organization, and it has pretty much a little…read morebit of everything in it. The building has a small side parking lot that can be difficult and parking on the street is sometimes the best choice. The service counter is straight ahead as you enter the shop, usually with two or so volunteer helpers. The store is surprisingly large opening to the right and straight back of the counter. Usually offering a nice selection of clothing - women's and men's mostly - they have a high end rack in both sections these garments are priced full resale. There is usually a decent selection of furniture and miscellaneous household items - most everything I looked at was again at full resale. As well, the book section was more resale than thrift priced. There are bargains to be had, but you will have to search a bit more - I have always found a few items each time I've been in and knowing my money supports the local hospice - makes paying a bit more for some items okay in my book. A solid 4 stars. 00196