The main store is nice, for a Goodwill. They don't group items by size, only by color, so you have to look through the whole rack just to find anything.
If you are thinking about trying the clearance store next door, beware! This is the domain of a group of pickers who are getting clothes for their thrift store. They are there every day, all day and you will recognize them by the dust masks they wear. They operate together and heaven help you if you get between them and the "new stuff" bin! The merchandise is dumped on blue "bin" tables and there are about 15 of these bins arranged in rows which take up the whole space. The "new" stuff is unloaded from a truck in back and periodically dumped on a table/bin. This is where it gets interesting. The thrift store gang waits at the back of the store with their shopping carts for the new stuff. As soon as it is dumped they swoop down on the tables with their carts blocking the way of anyone else who dares to try and look through it. They pick through it and anything that looks halfway decent gets dumped into their carts just as fast as they can snatch it up. Looking for nice kids clothes, baby stuff, nicer women's clothes?...you can forget it. If you dare encroach upon their territory, they will fight you over things too. I saw them intimidate several people into leaving the "new stuff" for them. When their carts are full of all the good stuff, they then go to the back of the store and sort through it, discarding anything they don't want. They seem to have a gained virtual monopoly on anything that comes to this store's clearance department by intimidation and cooperation.
This Goodwill has had many complaints about this "gang" but refuses to do anything about it. They could end this by simply removing the carts from the aisles, because the carts are the main way the gang controls access to the "new stuff" bins. If you have several people to go with you and don't mind getting into a potential "gang war', OR you don't mind being limited to Thrift Gang rejects, then go. Otherwise shop at Walmart. read more