My favorite pair of slippers EVER! Purchased a pair at the Troutdale Art Festival and have been…read moreloving on them ever since. They are super soft and comfortable and wash well. I am a perfect size 7 and the size 7-8 slipper fit to a "T". Love that each one is unique and made out of "upcycled" material. Will be purchasing more for myself and friends. Wish they had matching robes!

First, the name of this place made me laugh!…read more They recycle clothing and blankets and make new clothing items or accessories from them, mainly slippers, purses, scarves, hats and purses. They are a bit over the top on the pricing for recycled items - not paying $90 for a recycled purse. Everything I saw looked hippie, with big stitching and a tie dye look. Forewarning if you have asthma or if you're sensitive to perfumes. The first thing that hit both my mom (who has asthma) and I hard in the face was the overwhelming, super sweet smell. We didn't last long in the store as a result, as we both started coughing. No employee was in sight when we were there.

I love this little place right in down town Sequim the lady that owns it is just a doll! She let me…read moretan for free my first visit. Her beds are very nice and she has quite a few. And a huge selection of lotions for tanning beds. Then when you walk up front there's all these really nice clothes that are totally cute and in style. This is a really fun little shop. If you like to tan and buy clothes!

extremely disappointed with new owner/management. Hours are posted but door is locked. we have…read moretried twice this week, Wednesday and today and door was locked both times even though the hours posted showed they were open. This used to be a great shop to purchase cute clothes for a reasonable price, but no longer worth the drive from the far end of Sequim.

We love Ross, it's a staple In our house. Great staff and…read moreselection. Appreciate the store and ability to shop here!!

Love this store and all of the employees!! Always welcoming and ready to help us with anything. If…read moreI could give six stars I would.

The woman that waited on me was telling me about the owners of the store. They own a factory in…read moreIndia. They use fair trade. They create a lot of their own designs and patterns. Their products are very unusual and one-of-a-kind. They have all kinds of table linens, bags, scarves & Some clothing. If you're looking for an unusual gift with Asian flair this is the place to go

From the owner: Pondicherri is the flagship store for the Handprint brand. Handprint is a family-run business…read moreproducing objects and clothing for beautiful living. Our inspiration is a hand crafted textile - an awakening of traditional art, an observance of individuality and the realization of living in a sacred space. Our passion is reviving crafts communities by integrating contemporary design with the expert workmanship of traditional craft. We offer an alternate to the mass produced, low quality products that have saturated marketplaces.

LOVE the store....however the last 2 times I went they were closed...once on a Saturday @4:30pm and…read moreanother on a Friday 3pm! The website says Open til 6 !?!?! I mean those are peak shopping times at least post your hours on the door or leave an explanation (like a note)

RIP OFF They accepted some merchandise from me; the total…read moreretail amount was $200. They sold the products and refused to give me my share because their accounting records were inaccurate. Very poorly managed business. If you drop something off, GET A RECIPT!RIP OFF

Crowded to the point you can't move without bumping into things. Way overpriced for a "thrift"…read morestore. Has items on sale that were originally free (like incentive gifts) or from the dollar store and charges $4 or more for them. Also, the hours are very limited and a bit erratic. Owner doesn't engage much with you. It's a good place to go if you have lots of time to look for the right item, but it's too overstocked for real browsing. Finally, the sign says "Supporting our community," but this does not appear to be a charity type store.

staff is sooo nice, lady greeted us at door. i'm 17, so i don't find much at stores like this, but…read moreif you really look there are many things that you can find! i found this u i guess shirt and i love it!

Hours are extremely inconvenient for most families and people. Total lack of consideration for the…read morecustomer- seems as if this business owner only cares about themselves.

Super cute kids store. Toys, clothing, including Tea and Keen, puzzles and books! I'll definitely…read morehave to return. The owner takes pride in her store and the quality of products she sells. Great local stop.

Kevin is a freaking awesome manager. Cracks me up and is always in a talkative mood. Super friendly…read moreand helpful.

I frequent this goodwill, it has its pros and cons, I think this con is worth pointing out. I…read morewalked in taking a drink from my bottle, closed it, grabbed a shopping cart and I hear on the overhead speaker as well as behind me in the most loud, obnoxious voice "attention, no food or drinks are allowed in the store. Thank you." from a man or woman, couldn't tell their voice was deep and masculine but could've been an old hag. They also sounded heavy set, so I guess he/she couldn't walk the 5 steps to me from the register to say hey! No food or drinks are allowed in the store. Like a professional.. with a public serving job.. a decent human being. I would've been like oh my gosh, I'm so sorry, I didn't realize! I'll go put it in my car. But I just shake my head and they yell "some people!" Huffing and puffing and making all these weird sounds. I literally did not touch my drink the rest of the time because I realized I was in the wrong. You attract more bees with honey. I get it, it's an incredibly miserable person. I empathize. But I've done customer service before, being that outrageous and passive aggressive... I don't know, I have better work ethic than that. Anyway, I walked around for about 30 minutes, I heard this person obnoxiously over the intercom numerous times, yelling at customers(yes I could hear THEIR voice from the back of the store, yelling at customers). Seems like a new hire, so I'm gonna be skipping coming here for a while, they have a high turnover rate so I'll be back in a couple months to try again. Besides that, there are a few awesome workers, the prices are okay, I've found some treasures here like a Bosch mixer for $20 when I was looking to buy that exact one and was going to spend over $300 on it. There are some things that are wildly overpriced for the quality/age. But every so often I run in and do a lap, see if there's anything worth getting.