AMAZING FINDS! I found so many things that i had on my…read morePinterest board this month! Besides the pictures below I also found a Hollister Henley long sleeve but it's currently in the wash!

Reading my original review of Bargains Galore, it's hard to believe I've been a fan of this place…read morefor over 8 years now! And now that I live only a few miles away, it's a regular stop when I'm in a thrifting mood. As with most things these days, the prices here have gone up a bit the past few years. But they are still very reasonable, and they have daily 50% off and 99-cent tag sales, plus other specials throughout the week. They also have a loyalty program where you can earn points and discounts based on how much you purchase. This still ranks as one of the cleanest and most well organized thrift shops I've ever been to, even moreso since their recent massive re-arranging project which I really appreciate. My favorite section is their sewing and craft area. If you're a fabric hoarder like I am, there's always something fun to be found there. Their clothing can be hit and miss, but if you visit regularly you're sure to find something new and fun to wear. And don't miss their vintage/antique section which has some really fun finds.

All volunteer thrift shop with great prices and community engagement. Proceeds fund scholarships…read morefor local youth as well as other valuable agencies. Best spot to find adult sized jeans! Downtown Sedro-Woolley since 1975.

Cute little local thrift store with nice staff and great prices. The selection isn't as vast as the…read moreGoodwill because it's just a little postage stamp of a place but the prices are WAY better.

This women-owned biz is one of my local favorites when I need a new outfit, shoes, or accessory…read more Their selection of styles and sizes is over-the-top - they truly have just about EVERYTHING! Recently, I was looking for an outfit for a holiday party, and found several selections to choose from. I ended up with a lovely, bright red sweater that just screamed Christmas (in a cute way). I got so many compliments on it, and everyone wanted to know where I got it. Bonus for the massive parking lot here - although there's almost always a spot right up front. I'm definitely keeping Adora on my list of fave consignment shops in the valley.

Super clean, super friendly, they carry all sizes and decent brands. Prices are a little higher…read morethan what I would expect for thrifting (seems like pricing starts at $10.90 for most items like jeans and shirts). They do carry a mix of brand new and used accessories. Understanding selection on clothes fluctuates,they had more selection in smaller (XS-S) and larger sizes (20 and up) with limited options in sizes Medium to Large. I was surprised to see Coach and Michael Kors! Worth checking out, but probably not the brands and selection die hard thrifters would be looking for.

I always seek out antique stores & malls, so upon a drive through La Connor recently, a stop at a…read moreplace called Nasty Jack's had to be factored in, right? This isn't a huge antique mall but it isn't tiny by any means either. Two floors, with the second floor housing a lot of books, furniture and records. There are plenty of knick knacks to be found all over this place. I settled upon a book about birds and figured the next time I was through La Connor (which is about once every 7 years or so), I'd be back.

This USED TO BE a cool eclectic antique/junk store!! No more! Now it is like other shop on the…read morestreet, bleh! I won't bother to stop again. Seriously bummed about Jacks being gone! The employee was very pleasant, store was clean and well organized but unrecognizable. Nothing there that i would consider

I love this place. I got my bedside table there, an antique for a very reasonable price. I also…read moregot a really, really cool coat from them. The sales lady was so helpful & friendly; it seemed like having an old friend I hadn't seen in a while, that got my style to help me find just the right things.

Being a thrift store shopper, I was really hoping to like this place. However, it's kind of like…read morewalking into someone's really messy, unorganized attic. Things are mostly on the floor, instead of on shelves. The items that they do have are pretty junky, even for a thrift store. I will say that they have a lot of stuff, so you might find something that you like. Unfortunately, I just wasn't impressed.

Like a never ending estate sale...you never know what it will be - just fabulous!! The prices are…read morereasonable too. If you buy a few items, they'll usually give a price break just to sweeten the deal.

Absolutely love this store. I always end up with multiple items in a bag for an amazing price!read more

I have furnished Angelsong Retreat Bed and Breakfast with at least a half a dozen major pieces of…read morefurniture from here. I love shopping at Curious Goods and always send guests over to visit as one of the local highlights. Brad always works with me on financing, delivering pieces, and making repairs if needed. There isn't a guest who comes to Angelsong who does not compliment me on the decor.

Great finds! Reasonable prices! Nice people! Lots of inventory!…read moreWhat more could we ask for? Lots of unique farm-related tools / stuff that we were looking for - We even found an antique MYERS, OK BARN HAY UNLOADER TROLLEY with 4 PULLEYS! STEAMPUNK ! What a neat light fixture it will be with several Edison bulbs! Thanks, Brad for the great collection! It's worth the drive - just off I-5 at the LaConner exit.

We were visiting the island and found this gem. From the outside it looks small but it was two…read morefloors. You were greeted by their tiniest employee, a 15 year old dog named Benji. Super cute. As far as antiques, this one was more towards dishwater, glassware, clothing and jewelry. It does have other things but the majority of it was glassware. They do close early tho at 5pm, so if your doing a day trip make sure to stop by. They have street parking with shade. Definitely a pit stop.

This is the shop I found while driving down the street. There were tin bowl and wooden figurines at…read morethe entrance of the shop, which made me feel nostalgic. As soon as I entered the store, a lady greeted me "Hello!" with a bright voice. The inside of the store is full of interesting things, and all of them have nostalgic feelings. There are 1st and 2nd floors in the store, so I took a leisurely look. I was looking for old ladle. When I asked the lady in the shop, she kindly searched for some. I couldn't find what I liked, but I was happy with the service of the lady. When you come here, I think you should consult with the shop staff if there is something you are looking for. It was a valuable shop!