The current workers are some of the rudest people I have ever encountered there. The lady that is…read more"in charge" denies toys, clothing, etc. She told me my freshly washed clothes were junk and that she would not except them. I told her they were not dirty and she could smell them if she liked she said "NO"! that is fine but I didn't know that she was the leader in standards, the clothing she was wearing was not that great so I'm not sure why she would act like that, its a donation center. Im just wondering if she just doesn't want to have to sort them, or just do a decent job. The past few years the way it is being ran is a disgrace, I have gone there many times and most of the clothes in the bins were not in as good of condition as the stuff I was donating. Who is she to say what the community wants or needs. To top it all off the pricing is outrageous for donated items. Its sad, I was donating that stuff so others could find clothing and toys at an affordable rate but I GUESS THAT DOESN"T EXIST ANYWHERE IN THIS STATE. For shame on your company and workers. I have been there a few times since she has started and I can only say she has never been kind to me. I think maybe you should find people that want to do the job, are happy to have the job. If you don't like what you do move on. In a state where everything is so expensive they should be ashamed of themselves and the way they treat people. I will tell everyone I know how crappy the service is, how rude they are to people,. It borders on hatefulness the way they act over there. Take a note of how awesome the donation center used to be before covid-I'm not sure what has changed over the years besides the quality of workers that they hire. Maybe that is intentional, I don't know but I do know that business' don't last long, or if they are still around aren't profiting like they used to. Keep that in mind. I will never shop there nor will I ever donate anything there. I will just give it away first, throw it away(good stuff, that's a shame), maybe I will just take it to a competitor just for spite

I have been donating to this store for about 8 years with no problems - last week, and today, March…read more14, I was met by two women who accept the donations at the back entrance to the store building I had brought a number of items last week, including 2 sets of brand new Christmas dishes, 3 small appliances that all worked fine, a large popcorn popping machine that was brand new and a number of clothes - all of these things had been in storage for about a year, but now we had to clear it all out so I was bringing it all to this store - I had not noticed that one of the bags of clothes had a clump of something that looked like cat hair on the top shirt - the older woman looked at that, and rifled through the bag for a second, announced that everything was covered in cat hair, and she didn't want any of it - I apologized, even though I knew everything had been washed and folded before they had been put in the bag and took the bag back home - I got rid of the top shirt with the hair on it, pulled everything back out of the bag, shook them out, folded them again, and put them back into a rainbow colored, large rope tote bag that I was also donating I brought this all back to the transfer station thrift store today, and the second woman who had been there last week rudely said "so, do any of these clothes have cat hair all over them?" - I said no, they didn't, and she still rifled though them, obviously not believing me - I put another small bag of clean clothes on the table, and thanked her - she have me stink eye, never thanked me for anything, and I left Needless to say, I will never be back to this store with donations again - I recommend that anyone reading this save yourself from this bad attitude and take your donations to Salvation Army, Goodwill or any number of homeless shelters in Hilo - do not waste your time giving to this place that clearly does not appreciate what they are getting and do not know how to show gratitude

If my luggage wasn't so full with other goodies, I would have splurged on some really great pieces…read moreat this thrift store. Location was hard to find at first since there is no signage, but once you walk in you are greeted with an extensive selection of jewelry, clothes, knick-knacks, and other pieces of furniture. My boyfriend was amazed at how many antique sports cards he found. Clothes were reasonably priced! Do not expect anything of the highest quality here: it's a damn thrift shop. Come open minded and purchase your next golden piece here!

I believe this location all goes by Aloha Vibes Thrift and Gift. I came in on a Wednesday and was…read morelooking for shorts and I hit the jackpot. I walked out with 6 pairs of short for $31. There is a single changing room in there. The lady that checked me out was very nice. There were so many nice dresses in there that I wanted as well, but I need shorts this summer. I definitely liked the clothing as it was clean, good quality and good value. I will be coming back.

A cute consignment shop with lots of local brands. It's really well organized, and the owner, Lisa,…read moreis so kind! She has a dressing room, and her items are consigned by locals in the area. She told me that some decorated hangers I got are handmade by a man whose wife had passed away, and she saved them because they were handcrafted! So she has a wonderful eye, and a lot of care :) the prices are very fair, and you'll be supporting a local small business in its second generation :) definitely worth a visit!

Best vintage aloha shirt selection in Hilo…read more I didn't expect much from the casual storefront with emphasis on kids and women's clothes, but to my pleasant surprise I discovered the most carefully curated selection of designer vintage aloha shirts on the street. I went into all the vintage shops on that block, and Stella's place had the most prime assortment of men's Manuheali'i, Reyn Spooner, Tori Richard, and Sig Zane aloha shirts. Shirts were fairly priced according to rarity. I found 6 I wanted but rationed myself to 3: a long sleeved Manuheali'i, a short sleeved Manuheali'i in Christmas red, and a Reyn Spooner. Woman owner said Stella is no longer with us, but she is Stella's daughter. I appreciated that she was willing to give an opinion on each shirt as I tried them on. Pricing may be negotiable on multiple purchases? I just paid the marked price on my 3 selections since it seemed reasonable. Only one small changing stall so you have to wait your turn; a second changing room would be a nice improvement.

They were helpful, had nice items, not junk. Give kids free items at times. Love this store and…read moreworkers!

It was hard to find. There's another small thrift store on the main road, but that not it. You have…read moreto go into the shopping center parking lot and the entrance is sort of hidden towards the back. Long and short is by the time we got there, they were closed, with some guys setting up bbq in the lot. So I don't know the quality or prices, but I know it's hard to find and closes relatively early.

My experience was good, but what I saw was disgusting, I saw a production manager berating an…read moreemployee in front of everyone out in the parking lot!!! That poor person didn't know whether they were coming and going! I will keep looking to see if I can find a complaints department but I have so far been unable to locate the proper channels!

Went there with my mom, and bought make up for $1.99! I like their new location! There's so much…read morestuff, I could spend a day there!

Went to that address and never found it. Even tried to look on the back side of the building and…read morestill couldn't find it - it's this place even in business anymore?

My mainland daughter was home for a visit and one of her patients asked her to bring her a mu'u…read more She didn't want to charge the lady so off to Salvation Army we went! I love to support what they do in our community! They help out so many less fortunate. We found a nice mu'u at a great price plus a Jams World for my daughter and an Aloha shirt for my son! Check it out. You never know what might be there.

What a hidden gem! I was passing by and King's Daughters Thrift Store caught my eye. I immediately…read morepulled over because I was looking for something in particular. As I was browsing, I met the Owner- Helen. Just a good soul. King's Daughters is a non profit company that helps out the community. Some items are donated but the majority of the items are purchased by Helen the owner. I found this beautiful black and red dress for Good Friday. It's brand new. Not worn and it was only $10. You can't find that kind of Blessing anywhere. As I browse the store, it's not just clothing. There's books, shoes, household items, jewelry and so much more. I promised Helen that I'd bring some gently used items for the store on my next visit to Kona. Keep up the amazing work! Much Mahalo for all you do to support the community

Cool store, filled with lots of treasures. A nice selection of jewelry. A super nice lady owns the…read moreplace. Very helpful. We drove to 6 different thrift shops. It was super fun.

I did not expect to love this as much as I did. So much to go through and look at. It's like an…read moreoutdoor thrift shop with a small farmers market attached.

Good place to visit if you need cheap snorkel equipment. They also sell clothes real cheap - $3…read moremostly.mostly women's clothes. Plus abunch of other stuff like houseware, small appliances, linen, etc.

The owner of this new Hilo Consignment store hasan incredible good eye and HIGH standards for the…read moremerchandise that he will carry and sell to his customer. Welcome Chris.....and Aloha! A recent shopper and consignor

Went in there after having a burger down the road. He has many different odds and ends …read more Interesting lil shop. He is very informative about what he has so ask if you see something that you like. I found some beautiful antique earrings . I love them! Go visit his shop . You will enjoy talking to Chris especially if your curious !