Overpriced, period…read more Used baking pans for a price I could buy them new, obsolete computers at least 15 years old priced for dozens of dollars (and they aren't even tested), and the clothes aren't even cheap. Aren't the point of thriftstores to attract as mant customers as possible with low prices?

No dressing rooms to try on clothes? Soooo...we're just supposed to strip mid-aisle? If you're…read morebuying a coat or something that is made to go on over other clothes, that's fine trying them on out in the store...but blouses....t-shirts...form fitting tops...dresses....etc....? Or, you know, PANTS? How the fuck are you supposed to know if these things fit without trying them on? And to only offer exchanges - no refunds or in-store credit - if you get all the way home and find out (shock!) the items don't fit? It's an absolute joke. Oh, and the prices are stupid high for a thrift store. I used to love thrifting at VV, but I'm done. Good luck to ya.

Excellent thrift shop! It was very clean and well-organized with very fair prices. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

Lots of blouses to chose from. Definitely for older women. Not much of a men's selection. Baby…read moresection is very limited. The women suggest I go to "Small Threads" for baby clothes.

Very convenient donation center. I love that you can just drive through and drop off your items. It…read moremakes donating so quick and easy. I'll definitely come back to donate again!

Fast and easy to donate. Parking is tricky but nothing they can do about that. Need 85 characters…read moreto post this so this so....

Went here as part of my enjoyment of thrifting but also for my job developing for work. Why can't I…read moreenjoy a little thrifting while trying to get my folks hired? I spoke to the manager who actually more attentive and pleasant than the Redmond store managers. The lay out of this particular Goodwill is ok, the shoes are kept up organized. They have a power strip ready to be used to test out electronics and though I know it's hard to keep the children's section tidied up, it was surprisingly organized. The highlight of my visit here was that I found some good condition Jordan Proto-max 720 sneakers in my size. I'm not a giant sneaker head...just a tiny bit and could tell before looking it up it was a steal. After doing so, I was right - $29.99 but they go for over $130! They may be dead stocked at this point. Needless to say, these were scooped immediately.

If you like designer clothing you may have to search but it's worth it. Bought 4 dresses $50 some…read moredesigner some not. I would recommend going once a month the items get changed up and new ones come in...not a problem here

Sooo clean and professional! Benefiting the Northshore…read moreChurch. Prices and quality are outstanding.

I like places like this. Places you know that truly support the community and are not just here to…read moreprofit off a neighborhood. Thrift stores are becoming more like consignment shops with more collectable and high end items. My problem is when they overcharge for them. My know here is the same I have at most thrift shops they are 95% housewares and woman's clothing. As a man, I donate items that no longer fit or are just not my style and I assume I am not alone, that said, it's hard for me to find a selection of menswear at most thrift stores. This isn't my neighborhood, so it's less than likely I'll be back, but that said despite a friendly staff, this place is just not catering to men.

I snatched up one of the remaining parking spots directly out front of Helping Hands Thrift Store…read morewhen I visited yesterday afternoon (Tuesday 31 December 2024). Additional parking was located up above/to the side of the store. The entrance/exit was straightforward to navigate and the open sign was clearly displayed along with store hours in the window. Entering the store, I was greeted by a worker and found myself facing a large area with lots of clothing. Walking in to the store on the search for thank you cards, I noticed a doorway to the left which had some home goods. I turned in and noted Christmas/holiday items on sale. After looking around, I found a stationary section with a number of different card options. I also found a bag of just envelopes. As I sometimes make cards for people, this was a sweet find as I could now mail the cards I made. I selected the envelopes and one of the thank you card options. The cashier area was located inside the entrance/exit. A bell was available to ding if the worker was not at the counter. My total came to less than four dollars and my cash payment was accepted. Leaving the parking lot, I found the fit could be a bit tight. However, one car departed as I was about to pull out, opening up additional space so my departure was not so tight.

Great prices - big selection of clothing, shoes and household items! Store is much bigger than it…read morelooks from the road.

My friend and I browsed this store while waiting for a brunch table at Alexa's Cafe this afternoon…read more There's plenty to look at here! We wandered through the maze of rooms before discovering the downstairs area with even more stuff. Everything is clean and there's a general order to the entire place. I liked how there were price tags on everything too - and from what I saw, the prices seemed very reasonable. The staff there were nice. I hate how some stores with valuables employ staff to follow their customers around, constantly asking if there's something they can help with. This wasn't the case here - the staff let customers look (and touch) as they pleased. I appreciate that!

I went into this shop for a watch band and was charged $49 dollars, when weeks later in a watch…read morerepair shop found the same items for 9 or 10 dollars. This mistake was mine but I'm not going to repeat that mistake again. Some times the predators are on main street not on wall street.

The Bespoke Clothier completely changed how I think about fit. If you have a hard-to-fit body type,…read moreyou know how disappointing even "altered" clothes can be. I brought Gabriel a designer suit that still didn't feel right after store alterations. He was pretty honest--said the best it could become was a 7/10--and then went to work. He adjusted the shoulders, chest, sleeves, lapels, which required him to move every single button. It was literally a completely different suit. And for the first time, it actually fit the way it should. Since then, I've gone back for five custom suits, multiple shirts, and my favorite, an overcoat (which I'd avoided for years because of off-the-rack fit issues). Every item has come out perfectly tailored. If fit has always been a compromise for you, it's worth seeing what Gabriel can do. Adding some photos, but I'm not a fashion/textiles photographer. It's harder than it looks.

I've been looking for a place to get a proper suit made for a while. I consider myself a difficult…read morefit -- my chest measurement is at least 10 inches more than my waist. My posture is very upright and that just makes the chest issue even more difficult. There aren't many places in the US outside of New York that do real bespoke -- patterns cut from scratch. I'm glad I found Gabriel. He has a great understanding of classic men's style and proportions. The suit he made for me is very comfortable and continues to get better as the canvas takes the shape of my body. I keep looking for areas to make micro improvements for my next project with him. But to be honest, the fit is so good I'm not sure there's much to change other than experimenting with other styles, like a double breasted. I plan on commissioning something from him every year as long as I stay in Washington. The super tight, short jacket with the bum exposed, with skinny lapels was trending for a while on off the rack clothing. Even some made to measure places make suits like this. If you are looking for a suit to wear for the next 10 years, I encourage you to give Gabriel a try and have him make something timeless for you.