The store had decent items, but my primary takeaway was that it was quite small and didn't have a…read morewhole lot to see. I much prefer shopping at the Arc's Value Village, which is huge with tons of inventory. Maybe that's why this one is referred to as a boutique, though I didn't feel that the items were super high end like is implied by being a boutique. I'm glad I visited, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.

Well organized and great prices! Not a super large store but was impressed with the variety of…read moreitems to choose from. Friendly staff and have a selection of items 50% off each day. Enjoyed popping in and would definitely drop in again when in the area!

This is a really great thrift store. It's actually two buildings side-by-side and they have lots…read moreof inventory at very reasonable prices. The items felt fairly average in terms of quality, the staff were super friendly, and the everything felt clean. I would definitely return.

I enjoy their book room and have snagged some great bargains at both buildings. However, it's a…read moreshame that working people can't donate due to the restrictive times for dropping off items. 9 to 1 only works if you are either retired or unemployed. I made an effort to get there yesterday to drop off two large boxes of clothing in very nice condition. And the sign said that they are now closing the donation at 1:00 instead of 2:00. Unfortunately that means I will have to take my items to Goodwill .

I come here quite often as it is in my my disability Scooter. I love getting out in the sun and I…read morelove going through and looking at the items that are refreshed daily. They were doing some moving around and remodeling the way the floor is laid out today. It was a little difficult to get around on my scooter. But they seem to be doing as a little disruption as possible for the customers enjoyment. I really do like come in here. The people are generally really nice. Every once in a while, they'll get a volunteer that seems to have his head work shouldn't be, but that's excusable. I still see your value in coming to this location.

the people there are very nice and they have almost everything and the prices are the best part…read morethere not just another second hand store there a community of people that helps the world thank u for all your hard work and standing above the rest

I had so much fun perusing the store. These cards were so cute and creative. The prices were good…read moretoo.

Love that the track how much has been kept out of the landfill. It's a wonderful way of reminding…read moreyou that, if you're opting to purchased used/unwanted items (and sometimes spruce them up!), that you'll get better quality than the junk available these days. Even more, you're making a decision to opt out of the consumerism that is largely landfill Amazon stuff. If you follow on Instagram, they'll show their "haul" for a particular date. I don't live nearby, so I'll often try to get there for one or two pieces they showed and find that even a day later the item is gone. They just sell stuff fast! This makes it hit or miss I wish they had multiple locations, perhaps one in Clackamas from our transition center? I imagine the intention behind this non-profit would be appreciated nationwide. Big dreams, I know. I believe the place is run by volunteers (or mostly volunteers), which is a beautiful thing. Outside they'll have pots and wrought iron items and furniture. Inside has crafting items and hardware, tools and kitchenware, more furniture and all sorts of goodies. It's smaller than a thrift store, which I appreciate because sometimes the huge places can be overwhelming. Ultimately, I recommend you visit. Maybe you'll find something, maybe not, but if you prefer well-made, older goods, you'll eventually find something you'll very much love.

TC Resale raises funds for men, women, and teens who need recovery services. They operate 350…read moreshelter beds in the PNW. They've got 8 locations total, in Oregon, Washington, and Montana. This one in Portland is not in a great neighborhood - just off 82nd. They do have a parking lot to pull into. Seems like the store's main thing is large furniture items - the whole front of the store is couches, hutches, dining tables, etc. They had small goods but nothing stood out and the shelves were disorganized. They have plenty of clothes too but I didn't spend any time browsing them. If you're donating, they will do a pickup or you can drop off.

Portland TC has rebranded themselves as SuperThrift!…read more I love this thrift store. They have a large, affordable furniture selection which is usually why I shop here but I have offhandedly made some good finds in the clothing section as well. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They've offered me great deals, easy delivery for a heavy AF dresser and held furniture pieces for me while I double-check measurements. Other reviews knocking the store for its location: If you're afraid to shop on 82nd, that's fine, odds are you can afford not to, so don't! Thrifting is a necessity for some people, not just a trendy thing to do. Roche Bobois has a brick-and-mortar shop downtown for the gentrifiers xoxoxo

The perfect place to search for treasures for your next home project!…read moreIt'd been awhile since I'd been in but stopped in with my sisters to hunt for some items for her upcoming home improvement projects. I had forgotten how many fun items they had to search through! They have about everything you can think of from doors to drawers to cabinets to lighting. Just about anything your home improvement heart desires. I learned they offer classes as well, how neat! The staff is friendly and helpful. Definitely stop on in for a fun treasure hunt!

Street parking right or front can be sparse and you may need to park a couple blocks away and walk…read morein. Immediately when you walk in is a section of cabinets, then plumbing items, then a full lighting and light fixture section. If you need any kind of drawer pull, handle, or hinge - you just might find it here. They also have a vast wood section. I didn't find what I was looking for but I've scoured really cool tile squares here before. Can be hit or miss. Also a good place to donate leftover building material.

Lots of misc. nic knacks. Hear they moved. Wish them well they've been around a long time.read more

Scrap has a lot of fun, hard-to-resist craft items. On one trip in, I had to grab one of the dozens…read moreof soccer trophies to make a special new one for my son (award for tolerating being an "old soul" for 13 years). There are a lot of fun items, and you never know what they will had. That said, it is chaos!! Not just filled with grabby people, but the items themselves are just everywhere. It reminds me of what I'd expect cleaning out a grandparent's garage would look like. The employees seem frustrated when interacting with customers - maybe because it was the end of the day, or maybe it's just a personal decision? My needs were simple, but most remained unmet. I did find a few things I didn't know I was missing!

Great shop, great service, cute clothes, and money goes towards a good cause. They accept donations…read morefor all seasons.

Great little clothing recycler with vintage finds for men and women helping to reduce waste and…read moreimprove your style! I traveled from Seattle forgetting to pack a belt. Found an amazing horse hair belt for $12 and Van Heusen shirt about the same that actually fits my 6'5" frame perfectly! This is a non-profit and can always use you donations and business.