"It good," says my 17-year-old son…read more This was definitely worth the stop and fun to search through all the racks. I really liked that they showcased local artists' work and prices were reasonable. I loved the variety of items and the different booths/spaces for other sellers. If you enjoy vintage clothes shopping, I would recommend this as a stop during your stay.

I love vintage. This place was great - staff were welcoming, funny, and I got a chance to talk to…read moreone of the upstairs curators whose room I fell in love with Kiya (sp). So many unique items, some were absolutely amazing - take your time coming here, you need to look at everything since the items are unique! For me the amount of vintage clothing was my favorite. Great condition - hubs bought a few older t shirts too!

I always find it to be an easy process to drop off donations at this Goodwill. It's centrally…read morelocated and near the Safeway on Beretania. It's not too hard to get to, and once you get there, you drive in to their garage and there's a pull-through spot where you can stop and drop off your donations. Every time I've gone, there's been a worker there who responds quickly and comes over to my car with a rolling cart to help collect donations. They always ask me if I need a receipt for donation purposes. It's quick and simple and I don't have to do much more than unload my trunk. I've never been behind more than one car, and usually there's no line at all. Easy, helpful spot to donate your goods or to buy new-to-you items.

I am so grateful that Goodwill offers free tax preparation for low income kupuna. It's best you…read moremake your reservations when they post their dates and times (usually the end of February) because they fill up fast. My tax preparer was Fia. She was a gem and she worked quickly. Mahalo Fia.

I really like this store! I found some great deals, and Member Monday helped get the price down. No…read morefitting room, though.

Does anyone else go thrifting when you are on vacation? I've been to this Savers thrift store a…read morecouple of times now. We don't have Savers where I live, but I wish we did. The store is FOR profit, but does donate some items to a non for profit. This location offers some unusual merchandise due to the international population in Hawaii. I found several interesting paintings and vintage Christmas decor. My daughter likes to find craft supplies for the kids. The prices have gone way up on some merchandise since my visit last year. The store is well organized with most of the inventory being clothing. The parking on the lower level is hard to come by, but there is plenty of parking in the upstairs parking garage. If you donate something, they will give you a coupon for 20% off. Also, on Tuesdays, seniors receive 30% off. I've never bought anything after several visits. Time would be better spent at the beach.

As the song goes, "Hey, Macklemore, can we go thrift shopping?"…read more The answer is yes. Have you seen this economy? Let's get the bad out of the way first: Parking can be bad. Especially if you are there when people are donating as donors will often block the every car in the small lot by parking in the middle and having volunteers help unload. The parking is one way which creates the problem. I strongly recommend parking on Young street to avoid getting blocked in. Hours are very limited. Now on to the good: - Friendly volunteers with good organizational skills. - Low prices for most items especially home goods and they also test the electronic home goods. - Lots of seasonal items and a fair amount of non seasonal arts and crafts. - Air conditioned. - Very central location for people who live in town and you can make this a thrift shop crawl as as Central Union's thrift shop is 1/4 of a mile away and Goodwill is 1/2 a mile away. - Tax deductible if you donate. So you may only have $20 in your pocket, but that is enough to walk out of here with plenty of quality goods.

The ladies who work here are so sweet! A good variety of everything. Lots of clothes. I was hoping…read morefor more housewares but I could have come on an off day. There is a dedicated parking lot but it's small; metered street parking is available on both sides of the street.

Donation in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Dropping off some excess clothing to The Salvation Army Thrift Store was simple. The donation area is located at the far corner of the property on Sumner Street. The entrance to the Thrift Shop is at the door closest to the entrance to the property. It's on the right side of the driveway. When the friendly worker accepted my donation, he offered to give me a receipt... sure! I'll take a tax write-off! Then, I took a look in the spacious, organized store. The orange tagged items were 50 percent off! Wow! What a deal! However, I had to go to my next errand. I'll be back!

This Salvation Army location is okay, but given that it is in the middle of Iwilei and where a lot…read moreof today's homeless population likes to hang out at, I don't care to come here very often. Yes, there are lots of good deals on clothing, housewares, and so forth, but it's certainly not the cleanest place either.

I want to bring in some new and nearly new designer clothing & shoes…read more Mahalo for your assistance. Linda W

Really enjoyed walking through here and looking at pieces. Upstairs is where I had luck finding a…read morecouple things and they were all in the Sonador vintage room. Of course some things are pricey but you can definitely find reasonable deals in here too.

Lucky findings... I…read morejust happen to come across this space which is the Goodwill Outlet Store, I had no idea it existed and what a search for the find. Everything was in this huge blue bins and I was very overwhelmed searching through them and took a breather to see there was another room that had the same blue bins but was filled with some household and other non clothing items that didn't seem popular with many of the people there. Prices are by items and what's great place though you do need patience to do the search but in the end is a great find and thank you Goodwill and the staff for keeping it all going. Thank you!

I come very often towards the end of the day and I always have a great time thrifting for new…read morethings but I'm very disappointed because whenever I go to check out around towards the end of the day, I always see these two Asian boys who steal almost everything of witch they find! They literally pay for like 3 things and just walk out the door with the rest of their pile that they put on the floor! This behavior is very unacceptable and as a store owner Myslef this cannot be tolerated. I hope I never see this again because I will be watching from now on and or making more complaints.

What a sweet little thrift shop. Tucked away in a small building. Don't miss it. Has small parking…read morelot. Get buzzed into the shop and look for jewelry, gently used clothes or any manner of knickknacks. Supports Kuakini hospital I believe. Nice finds here.

#ilovethrifting #thrillofthehunt #whatafind…read more That's what comes to mind after my first experience at Odds & Ends! I found it on Yelp, and added it to my list while running errands. Unfortunately, I found the store closed at 1pm which gave me about 20 minutes to find the store, park, and shop. Based on reviewers feedback, parking was great (once you pull into the right driveway). Following the sign on the door, I knocked, and was greeted by a sweet volunteer who had me sign in, then gave me the '411' on the shop. The section by the door was full of sale items (3/$2), while the rest of the items in the store were priced as marked. Now I had 15 minutes! What wonderful stuff - home decor, household items, and a small shoe and clothing section. I found a brand new Harrod's backpack for $17 (on Mercari for $80); the volunteers were both excited and impressed that I found something great in the short time in the store. Put this shop on your list - clean, nice stuff, good prices, sweet volunteers, and a great cause!

It's National Secondhand Sunday…read more.. I never ever considered shopping at a second hand store let alone to sell my items that I no longer need/use that I usually do donate rather than to just toss it away is always a great solution not just to make some extra money but just knowing that it's not the end of the road for many loved items. If Eco-Town Select which is located ocean side in Ala Moana Center is located on the street level which is one level below the mall level sounds familiar they do have Eco Town in Iwilei which does buy more standard item while this Ala Moana location is much more selected. It's understandable and quite refreshing to see their inventory of upscale and brand name items along with more popular trend items as well. While I was browsing around I was more interested in some of their jewelry more costume ones that were holiday themed that I do have an idea for its use is cool to see along with vintage Japan Airline bags, various brand Aloha Shirts, totes, shoes and even Disney ears which I have a similar one that lights up. The staff there is friendly as they greet each guests that walks in the door and even made sure that they're always open to purchase our items. Small business like this that gives items life is great as the price isn't only that's nice but the selection of item that's selected as well. Thank you!

EcoTown select is acute little store, located in Ala Moana shopping center that sells gently used…read moreclothes, handbags, and designer goods. I found the store to be clean and very well organized. They have a good selection of Aloha shirts (a lot of them were Reyn Spooner), women's designer shoes, athletic shoes, designer handbags, and other high-end items. There was also a small selection of framed artwork, and ukuleles. They also do buy gently used designer products, purses, and Aloha shirts. I didn't purchase anything during this trip, but definitely want to return and check out some additional items.

After the building re-do, this Goodwill is clean and very well kept. No funny odors. The workers…read morehere organize and upkeep the order, sizes and colors. The cashiers also are very friendly. It's a charity second hand shop that also has many items with tags and labels still on them. Of course, the prices usually can't be beat. My fave items are the glassware, porcelain and seasonal items. I usually feel more in a festive spirit when I visit/leave this location. I also feel good because my purchase profits go to a good cause.

I go here quite often and today was looking at the new clothes rack when an Asian looking guy with…read morea bad red hair dye job came out from the back and was yelling at me. A little rude, maybe should train employees better in customer service.