I recommend this place because of the cheap prices on used stuff people donate, if your looking for new this is not the place for that. Basically a Goodwill type place, they had what I needed, a toaster oven for $20 and I am satisfied. They let me make sure that it turned on and worked before I purchased which is a definite plus. read more

Hello, my name is Kris O. & I'm a recovering shoppaholic. Whenever I read a sign that says, "50% SALE" my recovering shoppaholic heart races & I used to consider fighting the crowds on Black Friday, a badge of honor. However, I'm trying my best to keep money in my wallet & staying away from stores that make me weak in the knees. One of my favorite shoppaholic past times was a trip to Savers; its the perfect location to find hidden treasures among their racks of clothes & shelves full of books + household goods. Last night I agreed to go to Savers with my {simply*awesome} sister & nephew, since I felt like my shoppaholic in recovery wouldn't feel tempted to buy anything. After walking around Savers numerous times, I was really proud my wagon contained: 5 books (there's a special: buy 4 books & get 1 FREE) & a tiny J.Crew purse ($2.80). However, the most important rule I've learned as a recovering shoppaholic is ,"NEVER go shopping with another shoppaholic"; those individuals are really great at nonchalantly suggesting you try something on, "just for fun" & give you a list of reasons why you MUST buy that item you're in love with. Meeting my {simply*awesome} sister in the shoe section, was the highlight of my night since I stumbled upon an adorable brunette & felt compelled to introduce myself... with my feet. That brunette was a pair of vintage boots, which happened to be my size & felt like destiny. After I tried on the boots, I immediately remembered its impossible for me to part with things I'm in love with (especially shoes); so I bought those boots for $4.20 & saved 30% off my entire purchase, thanks to my {simply*awesome} sister's coupon. If you're a recovering shoppaholic or someone who can't resist a great deal, head over to the nearest Savers & discover hidden discounted treasures. Even if you're not looking for anything (in particular), I'm almost positive, you'll leave with one thing. *Savers also has a daily special, when you first enter the store look for the "Color of the Day" sign & any item with that color will be 50% off.* read more

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The prices here are actually offensive. i didn't see any clothes for less than $10, all jeans were at least $17+, leggings up to $35+, terrible. Don't waste your time. read more

I love coming to this Savers to browse through all of their items. If you're a thrift store shopper, this is a great go-to place. My favorites are the CD and book section. A lot of items are in good condition, and there is such a variety! There's often brand new items that still have their original price tags. Happy Thrift Store Hunting!!! Tips: Bring in a bag of donations and you'll get a punch card that entitles you to discounts at the store. Pros: -Lots of parking -Variety of items -Accepts donations -Offers discounts -Great Halloween Section!!! Cons: -N/A read more

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Occasionally if I am over on the Leeward/Central side of Oahu, I will stop in this Savers location, though I often go to the Kalihi location because it is much closer to where I reside. It's a great thrift store and there are plenty of good deals and even though I may not always find what I am looking for each time, it's still a great store to save money as opposed to buying brand new items from mainstream department stores. Sometimes, the checkout lines can take forever, but that's to be expected with so many cheap items in stock. read more

Cyndy's Bottom Line Up Front: Spacious thrift store with endless racks of clothing. This was my first visit and I didn't realize that they take donations everyday. This will be a good place to donate items. The store is neat and clean. The aisles are ample size and easy to walk through. There are a variety of items. Everything is displayed neatly and organized. Good amount of parking. There are two handicap stalls in front. read more

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Prices feel a little high compared to the mainland shops, but a great place to grab beach supplies for kids without shopping at tourists spots. Lots of choices. read more

Savers has brand new and slightly used clothing. I see all the name brands and many locally made ones, too! You can't beat the prices and when it's a special colored tag day, you get even more of a discount! It benefits the people who work at sorting the merchandise, but the customers as well! They have all looks and sizes; from casual to professional. I have even seen ball gowns there (prom season)! Then, you can go to the shoe racks to find a pair of matching shoes, and then the jewelry cases, for accessories and handbags. When you check out, you will find that all together, you may pay less than you would for the shoes alone! (My daughter, the lawyer, got her first suit at Savers! She is very petite and hard to find professional clothes in her size.) Yes, we also donate to Savers. We all buy things that we decide we don't want or need after a while. Savers is glad to recycle them! So it goes both ways. Everyone wins in the end! read more

Thrift shopping paradise in kalihi while we wait for my mom to get her vegetables at the near by Chinatown marketplace..we always find things for the kids..clothes and toys wise and sometimes get lucky and find us some things as well..very big store with lots of selection..certain days have 50% off on different colored tags..treasure chest action yeah you. read more

Today I just dropped off donations to savers and the lady in the front didn't even acknowledge us but after that she helped us with the donations I told her have a nice day! She never acknowledged that read more

This is my go-to store!! Great selection of women's clothing, household goods, etc. at reasonable prices. Love this option to shop the circular economy, shop local, and save money. Savers is the best! read more

I haven't gone to the Waipahu Savers in a long time because now it's such a trek for me, but I need to get down here more often! I just love this store! Workers are so nice! It's home to me. It's so pleasant and great place to browse. Lots of regular customers, but most are regular people and not swap meet dealers. So no aggressive shoppers! They installed a new AC last year, so it is COLD!! It could be so hot and humid outside, but you'll be nice and cold inside. No complaints there! ;-) Bathroom is outside and is open. Before you needed to leave a monetary deposit, but now you don't have to, so that's a plus! Another plus is the parking! There's always parking! And parking is close and the parking lot is clean! Some prices are ridiculous, but I'm sure they are compensating for the customer that may use the 25%-30% discount. But if you don't like that price, then don't buy it...right? All in all, my shopping experience at the Waipahu Savers was pleasant! So relaxing! I need to make it a point to go there more often! Thanks Waipahu Savers! \m/ read more

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Unfortunately we have incoherent talking shit behind customers backs working here. Just because someone who looks as if they don't speak another language other than English , doesn't make it okay to speak trash about someone. Let me just add too KNOW YOUR FUCKING JOB WHEN IT COMES TO CUSTOMER SERVICE BEFORE GOING ON THE FLOOR TO WORK. Plus if your ass just gonna standing their staring at the wall WHILE customer ls wait to be assisted you AINT working -___- Yeah we can get your attention but you going be picky who to help when get asked? Not good customer service at all. I've been coming here for years with ohana & friends read more

Yelp 365 Challenge #22/365 Good morning, Yelpies. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, involves the browsing and search for brand names and vintage clothes that are in a designated area (store) called "Savers." You may select any clothing or houseware items, but it is essential that these items are BRAND NAMES (NOT ROUTE 66). Savers is a vintage / used clothing store. There are two locations in Waipahu and Kalihi. You should not exceed more than 24 hours in that store to find your items especially since they do close around 9 or so. As always, should you be caught with an item that could have easily been bought at kmart or walmart, I will overlook this knowledge of your actions but place you in a cone of shame since your mission is to find gently used brand names at a CHEAP PRICE (Example: Recent discovery and purchase of a black DKNY blazer in gently used condition for $3.99 *SCORE*) And Yelpies, the next time you go to Savers, if you have not done so...please make sure that you register for membership online to get the managers discounts or store specials. This message will not self-destruct in five seconds. read more

Halloween is coming up and for those parents who think shopping in the week before October comes is too early, think again! K-Mart did not have the StarWars Storm Trooper costume in my son's size, although they did have tons of other costumes which were 20% off today -and Mommy (yours truly) got side-tracked looking at the Wicked Witch, Crazy Goth Girl and Geisha Girl outfits before being dragged back to the parking lot in protest to hunt for the 6-yr-old's costume. It was a given to tell said 6-yr-old that he may not find the costume today, to prevent a colorful, all-out tantrum but luck was on Mom's side today when we walked into Saver's Waipahu several miles away from the good ole' K-Mart! There were tons of new and used Halloween items ranging from decorations to outfits to costumes to wigs. Fake teeth, fake hair, tattoo sleeves, rubber rats, glitter skulls, makeup, masks and mullets galore! We found the kid's costume, in his size (wow) - for $7.99 -- - (double wow, who cares if it was used it looks new!) - - Party City, we boycott your $19.99 prices for a one-night Halloween stand! Prices here are a lot steeper than the Goodwills - average top/jeans will cost you $7.99 compared to Goodwill's $3.99 for most stuff but unlike Goodwill, Saver's is air-conditioned and someone's gotta pay for all that neo-freon. read more

We found some really good deals! If I had more luggage room I would have purchased more. My group of three found lots.

My wife and I enjoy going to Savers. Who doesn't love finding items that are in good condition for really low prices? Sometimes we go home with items, other times we don't. But it's a hit or miss kind of a thing anyway since you never know what items they'll have in stock. They have a wide variety of items from clothing to books & DVD's. The Waipahu Savers is very clean and the staff is very friendly. My wife and I will be definitely back to see what kind of items we can find. read more

I only knew of Savers in California and always liked them. Having been in Savers in Waipahu, O'ahu, Hawai'i was seriously great. The setup is slightly different but it was still Savers as far as the way things were priced and sorted. I was elated that it was not 3x the cost of California prices, keeping things affordable. The store is huge and teeming with cool island stuff for mainland tourists or those just getting into the island's multiculture (muumuus, hanboks, pohnpei skirts, and bikini tops galore). I walked out with Hello Kitty and Daniel dolls, still with tags on and a California tee shirt. I was impressed that I spent less than $10. read more

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Simple tip. If you decided to thrift shop. Have a open mind. And give yourself some time to shop! You'll find a lot of great bargains when your not rushing or have a "quick" look around. Our go to spot if you need a nice "day out" to find some good deals. Each day has a different color tag which is 50% off. And other days specials they have on going. Staff here is really nice. Packing can get a bit hectic. My favorite days are Monday's, which is 25% off your entire checkout! read more

Prices are not as great as Goodwill but they are well organized and have lots of choices

50% off on major holidays is a steal. For how crowded this Savers was today, the store was well-kept. Things were relatively in the right place and I found lots of things I would wear. Some of the clothing had rips and malfunctions. Definitely would recommend looking carefully before purchase. Also would tell you to wash your clothing well before wearing it-- you'll never know who touched it last. I was surprised by how big this Savers was, and how vast of a selection there was compared to Goodwill. Geez. So much housewares, jewelry, clothing (with dedicated aloha shirt and uniform sections), and more. read more

I absolutely love this place; I always find the best knick knacks and clothes here. Kitchen appliances, books, I get most of my things here. I do feel sorry for the employees. The lines get very long and they get backed up with customers often. They are always efficient and never unfriendly though! I hope if any employee reads this, it boosts their spirit. Thanks for all your hard work! read more

A couple of years ago I didn't really care for Savers, but I think they have stepped it up. It's pretty clean and organized enough. There are racks and racks of clothes, so it can take a couple of hours to go through everything. I don't have the patience to go through racks of clothes, but if you have the time it might be worth it. I usually only go to Savers to look for a Halloween costume (the best deals in town!), but I also stopped by today to look at the books. After watching the Harry Potter movies, I wanted to read the books, and was able to find book #1 and #6. They only cost about $5 altogether, so I bought them. They had the entire collection of Twilight though. I hate Twilight, but if you want those books, check out Savers. I've donated some stuff to Savers and they gave me a coupon for my next visit. I've seen some things at Savers I would never buy and wonder why anyone bought them in the first place, but there are also some things I've seen that should have a second chance and an owner that would appreciate them. I think more people should give Savers a chance...it's cool to donate and reuse stuff! read more

Found amazing items while in Hawaii at Savers! New and pre-owned clothing! Cute Minnie Mouse dress& Mickey Mug. All employees we extremely helpful and happy attitudes! That tells me the manager is good to employees. I'll be back on next trip! read more

This Savers is so much better than the Dillingham location. This location is super organized, very clean and the workers are friendly and helpful. Will definitely return to this location. read more

Best thrift stores on island for pricing and selection. They are very friendly and helpful at both locations, and they are very accommodating with covid regulations, my children and I have medical issues where we can't wear masks and they were very understanding and helpful with accommodating what we needed. read more

This Savers is located in Waipahu right next to The Pacific Mart or whatever it's called. I come here to donate my old stuff but sometimes I like to "thrift shop" I normally don't really find anything I like, but my mom comes here all the time to buy stuff. What's great about it that when you donate you're belongings either if you go Savers or GoodWill they give you a recipet of donation I guess and you can use that for your tax returns. Also after purchasing items here they give you coupons to encourgae your return of service. During Halloween they seem to hall in all the stops they have everything from costume, to wigs, stage make-up and everything in between. I never tried going shopping here for Halloween because I always order my costumes online but it looks like a great alternative to that. Savers is a great place to find hidden gems and treasures and a great way to recycle a little. Some people think it's gross to go to Thrift stores but really who cares?! lol It's decently big and the parking lot has a fare amount of parking. There's about 5 dressing rooms, air-con, the staff are pretty knowledgable, and they have everything here from home decor, girl stuff, boys stuff, mens/womens apparell, shoes, high heels, etc. read more

They have a lot, I mean A LOT, of stuff. New inventory every week. The only thing I don't like is the overpricing of the items. They almost run the store like an antique shop instead of thrift store. There were stuffed animals for $20... but if you know what you're looking for, this is a great location for thrifting. read more

I've only visited the savers in Hawaii and they're incredible! I love the $.99 cent days! They have additional markdowns via the colour of the tag just like the goodwill does -- super great bonus compared to their sister company, value Village in Canada. Prices are terrific -the staff is super friendly & you can always score something great there! read more

This place is great! They have military, senior, and other discounts depending on the day of the week. I love donating to savers better than to goodwill. The rewards for donations are endless. I definitely recommend giving this store a try. read more

LOVE going here!! On Mondays they have 25% off for club members (free to sign up, name, number, and email) and get the email notifications for random days they have 50% off! Sometimes "bottoms only" or even "dresses only" just depends. Recently they had 75% off for Black Friday. It's hit or miss! You literally have to look through everything to find things that are your style. Be sure to try it on and inspect every bit of it! You're gonna love this place and the savings!!!!!! read more

Used to like coming here but prices are kinda high now $15 shirt $800 bags c'mon now these are donated items you guys didn't pay for them

I used to love this place, but they took away their dressing room, which is understandable, but they also don't allow for refunds. So you're just out of money if something doesn't fit. Please rethink this policy. read more

I've shopped at both Savers locations for years, mostly around Halloween. They sell a lot of clothes that you can use for costumes as well as regular costumes and props. Both locations are conveniently located in strip malls with parking and both are near other businesses that you may want to visit. The Kalihi Savers is across the street from a Popeye's so I can kill two birds with one stone. Savers also sells used books and they are relatively inexpensive. The stores are large and well lit and the lines are usually not too long. Savers also sells bags of assorted toys; handy if you have kids since kids will break/outgrow toys quickly. Enjoy! read more

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I find cheaper clothes at Macys..... They are getting greedy and charging retail prices for used items.... Goodwill is better

I really like this Savers over the one in Kalihi for three reasons. 1) This store is bigger 2) This store is cleaner and 3) They have a better selection! If yo're looking for some clothes that you can DIY into something else or just need a couple of "new" pieces for your closet or outfit Savers is a good place to find inexpensive things. The last time I was here there were blazers or outer wear at this location. But they had plenty of other awesome departments to check out! Occasionally you'll get lucky and score in the handbag department (get your minds out of the gutter please!) and find a Dooney and Burke bag or a Kenneth Cole Reaction bag. Other times it's a Pucci/Hermes-esque scarf that you can tie onto your old bag giving it a totally new look! (ala the fashion mags) Or tie them into the turban-like headbands that everyone seems to be into lately! The jewelry/accessories department is also a good spot to hit up because you just never know what they have in those glass cases. Also-- the shoe department is worth checking out too. (I know it seems icky to buy shoes from Savers but if you wear rented bowling shoes you can buy yourself some cute new shoes at a thrift shop! Just Lysol/disinfect those babies when you get home!) The best department by far at this location though, is their jeans section! They have racks, on racks, on racks of denim in lots of sizes. Yes, some are "mom" jeans but the high waisted look is back in style and you can always distress/fade/diy them into something much more wear-able. If you're into household goods that section also looked pretty well stocked with all kinds of kitchen gadgets. The men's department was very large and pretty empty of shoppers for some reason. (What guys don't thrift?) There's lots of cool/funky/weird and occasionally awesomely tacky stuff you can find here if you've got the time, skill, & patience to sort through everything! And since they always get new stuff (thanks to the generosity of others) you'll never run out of things to check out! Just make sure that when it comes time for you to cull your closet you gift others back with you own fabulous things. read more

I ventured over to this Savers, which is WAY out of the way and in a very questionable area, because of the reviews. I feel like I was duped for going here, because it wasn't at all like the Savers in Kalihi. This Savers is smaller. Perhaps they might have more pants and jackets here, but come on, this is Hawaii, who needs pants and jackets? The prices were higher. I don't even get how that works. This is a Thrift Store for goodness sake, not a Nordstrom Rack. I saw a shitty vase that comes free with a bouquet purchase in the knick-knacks aisle and it had a $8.99 sticker on it. Someone in there with a price gun is effing HIGH! Nobody monitors the dressing rooms so, good luck. The jewelry section was created by someone who came by with a bin of jewelry, they dumped it on top of the display case, shrugged their shoulders proving zero shits were given about this job, and walked away. I'll stop here cause I'm sure you get the point of this review. Just go to the Savers in Kalihi if you want a better experience. read more

Prices are higher than Goodwill and SA. Was not impressed with the customer service :( Is it me...that I only see one type of ethnicity working here??? I noticed this in the Dillingham location too. For a thrift store I still say the prices are too high. read more

I used to love going here when prices were low...things that were $2.99 are now $5.99. Come on, these are donations. Some of the prices are so high I might as well buy from Ross for a cheaper price. Yall getting too ridiculous with the prices. This defeats the purpose of being a thrift store. You don't save at all at Savers. read more

This frugal chick LOVES this store!!! This is a great place to change up your wardrobe for cheap. Usually every major holiday they have a sale for 50% off almost everything in the store. When they have these sales, I usually spend a couple hours picking out a new wardrobe for my family. And if you have kids, this place is a must. My son goes through the sizes so fast, but this place allows me to keep up with his growing body without breaking my bank! I also like to get baby/toddler toys here. I think I bought a new toy ONCE from BRUS. I spent like $25 on it and he played with it once. I saw the same exact toy here for like $4. Savers is cheaper than buying it new and cheaper than places like Craigslist. This place is also great for putting together a Halloween costume or finding that weird something that you don't know where else to find. I found a KitchenAid mixer here for $70 once. I bought an MK bag here too. You can find some awesome stuff here, you just have to be patient and spend the time to look through everything. read more