We stumbled across this vintage store after stopping at the Surfer's Coffee Shop that my friend…read morewanted to introduce me to. We hardly ever get to Wahiawa to walk around and this was one of those Saturdays where we wanted to explore, My friend is sooo into vintage Aloha Shirts and they had a good selection at decent prices. He ended up purchasing two at $20 each, both were in great condition and not the "run of the mill" stuff. We did have a great chat wtih the very personable owner who gave us a tour of the building which was purchased by their non-profit. We were very impressed with the apartments behind the store front where many of the volunteers are housed along with their facilities for homeless. They had restrooms and showers that the homeless could use (they were timed entry) along with a pantry where food was distributed. They also had classrooms including an art and dance room to get troubled younger people interested and out of the streets. It's great to know you are helping a good cause when you are shopping!

September 26, 2024 - A well organized small shop that has a wide variety of old everything…read more Friendly staff A small dressing room Parking is tough. Do not park in the small one way lot (with diagonal parking spaces) that is really close by or your vehicle will get towed (even from the handicap space)! Cost me $118.

I have sold my clothes/accessories here twice and both times made more than I would have made…read moretaking it to a resale shop. Highly recommend paying the $20 to get the price tag kit so you can pre-tag your items at home to make load in day easier. It is a fun concept, and I have also found some great deals. Many choose to participate with the markdown days on Thursday/Friday. Seems that local/Hawaiian brands do the best here. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Lucky Penny Consignment has been such a great experience for my son, Tomás, and for me as a parent…read moresupporting his small hustle. This shop gave him the opportunity to consign his clothing items and products in a real retail setting, and the process was smooth, fair, and encouraging. The staff is welcoming, professional, and genuinely supportive....especially to young sellers who are learning how resale and consignment work. They took the time to explain the process clearly, set expectations, and treat his items with care. The store itself is clean, well-organized, and thoughtfully curated. Inventory is nicely displayed, prices are reasonable, and there is a good mix of brands and styles. It feels like a true community consignment shop rather than a chaotic resale rack. What really stands out is how respectful and empowering the experience was for a young entrepreneur. Tomás felt proud seeing his items on the floor and even prouder when they sold. That kind of confidence-building experience is priceless. Highly recommend Lucky Penny Consignment whether you are shopping, consigning, or supporting local resale. We will absolutely be back

Parting ways... This…read moreWaipahu Salvation Army was an unexpected stop but since I was in the area I did a search and was surprised to see that they have one in this location. Not the largest space but with some parking for convenience along with donation drop off in the back was questionable as the staff was nowhere to be found as I had to walk up the steps and literally walk in to give them my items and that's all I had to say about it sadly. What's worse is their thrift store which don't get me wrong is nicely organized with decent amount of clothing and a few furniture but that's about it very little inventory and it felt like the leftover from other thrift shops many of the various items was bad as I was searching for items to purchase but it seems like this location is very much in need for donations. Thank you!

Today I walked into the Salvation Army in Waipahu and I was amazed how clean it was and well…read morestocked Awesome job Waipahu Team . And the store manager (Mary) was awesome made me feel so comfortable and her customer service was on point . All her workers were working no one was sitting down they were getting the job done even the donation attendant he was processing and tagging items . Best Store ever .ill be going there more often .

Happy Earth Month…read more.. Impulsive retail therapy eventually does have some consequences and though I do still have difficulty parting with many items that bring me joy it doesn't mean that it will give others joy as well. Savers is here for one of the reasons and knowing that it's going to a good cause does makes me feel better especially as many do shop here for various reasons finding that items does makes it all worth while. They also give you a discount coupon for your donation to which you can shop and find items at an even greater deal with that coupon so it's a win win situation...and yes I do shop and have found items here as well so don't think that you won't it just takes a bit of search and you never know what you'll find. Thank you!

How do you manage to jack up the price on clothing, donated pots, pans, even selling used them for…read moredouble/triple the price? Why are there pieces of clothing, selling for more than retail? This place use to be great, it serves his purpose, but now just plain greedy. Whoever that prices items here should be ashamed of themselves. What I really like doing and seeing here is them attempting to determine what is in style and pricing it high, not realizing that the stuff they price low is actually in style these days. Newb

Actually wild how great of a selection of products they had and varying price ranges on most…read moreproducts which makes it accessible to more customers. Great service, both employees checked on my wife and I a few times while we browsed the store, pointed out that certain families that meet certain criteria could receive free car seats. Definitely check this place out...or don't! So I can buy all the good stuff for our first baby.

location Waipahu Was surprised how big the interior was, I…read morewas expecting a smaller store based on the cute store front. Big selection from diapers, clothes, strollers, cribs and more very organized and clean recommend

Love a base thrift store!! I shopped here before when we were stationed here, but moved away during…read morecovid. Just moved back to the island & I'm very happy to see this store just as it was!!! They have great prices & the ladies are very kind!!

So military bases sometimes have thrift stores....how cool is that!…read more Since I like to support our troops and save money, this place was a god send for me (hold your horses, I know proceeds dont fund the troops). Yes, you need to have military access to come here and if you have that you're golden! They had some of the best prices I've seen on the island, I found a vintage Def Leppard shirt for $2 and otherwise found really cheap clothes to wear to the beach and work. It was double punch day when we went so I took part in that and gave the card to my friend who is local. All in all, one of my favorite thrift stores on Oahu!

I love shopping (and donating!) at Redeemed Thrift Store. The store is super clean, neat, and very…read morewell organized, which makes it easy and enjoyable to browse. I've found some really great deals and quality items every time I stop by. The customer service is excellent -- friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. I've also donated here, and the process was smooth and appreciated. It's nice to know my donations support such a good cause. Definitely one of the best thrift stores in the area. I'll be back for more great finds!

Redeemed Thrift Store in Waipahu is hands-down one of the cheapest thrift stores on Oahu--cheaper…read morethan Savers, Salvation Army, and Goodwill. The store was established by Bethel Chapel Assembly of God, and you can feel the care and heart behind it the moment you walk in. Redeemed has a great selection of clothes, household goods and unique treasures--and the prices are so low! Shopping here isn't just about saving money; it's about supporting a place that truly gives back to the community. If you love thrift shopping and great deals, this is a must-visit! :)

Love this Location amazing Workers ! Very helpful with finding what I need ! Amazing deals and way…read morebetter than most thrift stores ! Find soo many high quality new clothes aswell .

Plenty of everything for wahines & homewares, and some great items for guys and kids…read more I picked up 2 fuzzy light weight blankets for Kapuna and men's athletic pants. Consider getting on Salvation Army's text messages for extra savings opportunities & events !

I love the store and have visited them multiple times. Great bargains, have purchased coins,…read moremedals, sets, cups and collectables there at awesome prices. Highly recommend. I should go there more often, missing the good deals

Wide selection, lots of tiny trinkets to look at. Parking can be a hit or miss... very happy with…read moremy $3 purchase. From men to baby apparel, lots of Hawaiian wear as well. Value on the Hawaiian wear is a bit high but I still think it's a great deal as they are still bnwt

Who doesn't love sales? Reading an email they were having a 70% sale we had to come…read more There were racks full of shirts and some boxes of $10 items. Hubs looked but didn't find anything. Guess he's too used to TB brand aloha shirts. I looked too but some of the women's dresses were still $100+. You never know, you might just find something that suits your taste. Literally for us, our taste was lunch and chocolates close by in Waikele.

Yes, we can spot the iconic Reyn Spooner reverse print cotton shirts worn by downtown workers,…read moreincluding my hubby before he retired. What's so special about these shirts? Reyn Spooner is a fashion design company founded in 1956 by Reyn McCullough and Ruth Spooner, whose names make up the company name. Reyn resided on Catalina Island, CA and met Don Graham of the Dillingham Corp, the developer of the Ala Moana Shopping Center in 1956. He moved to Honolulu in 1959 and opened a retail store in that shopping center. In 1962, Reyn teamed up with Ruth Spooner to create Reyn Spooner in Honolulu and currently has 7 retail stores in HI and also sells apparel in department stores in the US and abroad. Design work is done in HI and sewn in Asia. Reyn felt the traditional aloha shirt had a too bold print and improved it by combining the reverse or inside-out print with his own eye for more sophisticated prints and paired them with a classic tailoring of an oxford cloth shirt. It was called "Spooner Kloth," which was a blend of cotton and spun polyester that's amazingly durable, wrinkle free, and breathable. This iconic shirt became the Aloha shirt that is worn around the world. While working, my hubby's favorite shirts were Reyn Spooner reverse print cotton shirts. He thought they were nice designs, were well made, as they were meticulously sewn and lasted a number of years before you could notice it fading in certain areas. Seams were perfectly double-sewn in straight lines. An extra button was sewn on the underside to allow for lost buttons. As these shirts were pricey, my hubby would show up at their periodic warehouse sales, as their shirts were heavily discounted due to discontinuance of styles. It didn't matter to him, as a Reyn Spooner shirt never goes out of style. And so what if you got last year's Christmas shirt, as even if the year is subtly printed on the fabric, no one will notice. And he specifically looked for shades of blue and black to match with his slacks. So, can't complain about the high prices of these shirts, as they match the quality for what you get. Yes, looking dashing and huge savings when purchased at these warehouse sales! Things have changed over the years. A Reyn Spooner discount store has been set up at the Waikele Premium Outlets. Warehouse sales are no longer held, as this discount store is used to further discount their items, oftentimes at 25% lower than the discounted price, at certain times of the year. Staff notes that prices are similar to those of the former warehouse sales. The discount store is huge and spacious! There are racks of clothing for all family members that Reyn's are known for: terminated prints, local and national sports teams, Christmas prints, pandas, Snoopy, University of HI, and many more. There was clothing for the kids, women, men; straw and fabric hats; plush teddy bears; slacks; t-shirts; collared shirts; swim shorts; hydro flasks; and others. This is a far cry than the small, cramped warehouse sales from years before. The Waikele store is located next to Famous Footwear and on the right side of the Information Center. Hours of operation are Mon to Thurs 10a to 7p, Fri/Sat 10a to 8p, Sun 11a to 6p. Check the hours during the periodic sales, as they open an hour earlier; however, the parking spaces are blocked until regular starting hours to prevent Waikele store employees from parking in them. The Reyn Spooner store at Waikele Outlets is a godsend, as you can get immediate discounts right away. And if you wait for those periodic sales, you'll get further discounts! So glad that my hubby retired, as he no longer needs these shirts, other than for the occasional ones he needs for attending a funeral or celebration. After all these years, Reyn Spooner is still is favorite!