Cool selection of furniture, electronics, random junk, some clothes. Better than a thrift store…read morebecause it doesn't have piles of low value items like computer mice and puzzles. There are lots of hard drives, harder to find old tech, solid wood furniture, crock pots, sports and outdoor equipment I've never seen before, handmade blankets, and clothes with no logos.

Awesome prices, great return policy. Pretty good customer service. They always have something…read moreinteresting or useful there. I always visit when I am around the area.

I went to their Burien sale and even got in early being a new mom…read more Their selection was large, and laid out in a manner where you could find everything. The negative was a lot of items their were really old, I'm surprised they even let them be consigned. Also I bought several zip lock bags full of clothes. When I got home and opened them several of the items had stains, and the shirts hidden underneath the nice one weren't in very good condition. If I do go again I'm going to insist on opening the bags to get a good look at the clothes before I buy them.

Twice a year, JBF Seattle consignment events happen at the old Coke warehouse in Renton (just 2…read moreblocks North of the NE corner of the IKEA complex) for one amazing weekend. You can participate in 2 ways: you can shop and/or you can consign and both are AWESOME. As far as shopping: I have been shopping this sale in it's many locations for 4 years now- buying the largest chunk of my daughter's clothing at each sale. I have found european shoes/boots for under $10/pr, tons of new with tags items for $1-$15 ($15 was a full outfit with dress/leggings from Naartjie) - this year it took me over 2 hours just to go through the size 5 clothing for girls- there's that much to choose from. There are two sales: Fall and Spring- the Fall has Halloween costumes, holiday dresses and winter/fall clothing, the spring has spring/summer including lots of swim stuff. Both sales have a HUGE toy/furniture/gear selection literally anything you can think of for the under 5 set, it's there. Some toys/accessories for older kids and moms too. For consigning: Last sale, I finally consigned and I made over $400- wooooo hooooo! It was a lot of work getting hangers, making tags with their tagging system and showing up to check in my items but $400 made it very worth it all. This year, I took advantage of their VIP tagging system which- so far I give 4 stars to that -as the hardest thing is that you don't know what your items are priced at, and you don't get the 'to the minute' experience of seeing what's sold on the jbftags website. But, overall, take it from a thrifting pro, this sale is the mother of all sales (pun intended) and if you've got kids under 10, you're going to find all kinds of stuff for them at SUPER cheap prices.... and if you've got kids/maternity/gear hanging out, you should consign and check it out on that front as well.

Fellow parents understand that kids grow like WEEDS, so consignment stores have been my jam over…read morethe last few years. I visited Kid to Kid twice in one week and had an overall good experience. The first time I just stopped in to kill some time and picked up a couple of items for my kids. Most of the stuff they sell here is really great quality and is reasonably priced. For my youngest I got two pairs of pants and a long sleeve shirt, and for my middle I got a pair of jeans and brand new Halloween bow by the checkstand (they gottt me), all for $25. Definitely affordable! I stopped in later in the week to drop off a huge tote of clothes that I've been discarding as my youngest has grown out of them. The selling process is fairly easy - you drop off, they process the clothes, and then give you a call to let you know how much store credit or cash they'd like to offer. I decided to take the store credit offer because it was definitely decent and because I know I'll be back to shop again! It's also nice that whatever they decide they don't want/isn't in season, they'll donate to local non-profits so I don't have to handle picking it up and dropping it back off somewhere else. The store is organized nicely and they have a ton to look through for all ages. My only gripe is that each time I've gone in, the staff hasn't been the friendliest. Retail definitely can be hard work though, so it's possible they were just having overwhelming days. Looking forward to returning and shopping again!

Love the idea and I have found some cute baby things. The prices are pretty high for used clothing…read morethough, and the workers look stressed out and not happy. If selling, you don't make very much but it's better than nothing.

This store is quite a trek from my home. It was worth the drive. Huge store with a massive…read moreselection of home decor. I have never seen so many paintings in one place. The display for the canvas paintings was a bit disorganized. They have the pictures so tightly packed that I feared an avalanche every time I took something out. And some were even damaged as a result of scraping against each other. The bath decor items and bath rugs were not of very good quality for the price.

The Christmas shelves were quite sparse shopping after the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The staff…read morewas helpful and friendly. We will go back again to see if the shelves have been restocked.

The Container Store is a utilitarian store for all your storage and organizational needs. If you…read morewant to put order to chaos the Container Store has something for you targeting every room and every space in every room. This particular location is easily accessible at Southcenter Mall on the second floor a hop, skip, and jump down the hall by the food court. It was bright, clean, and organized. Most of the employees are by the entrance and they all are helpful, at least the ones we talked to. I've never loved the Container Store because I typically can find the same product cheaper, elsewhere but for large glass products like jars you can't beat the Container Store since you know you'll get the product home in one piece.

Offerings to store and organize anything. Other things you'll see that you didn't know you needed…read more Have you ever gotten a compliment on your luggage tag? Clean, nicely displayed and organized. Friendly help by employees. If you need help taking your purchases to your car they will direct you to park in reserved parking spaces and they'll bring your purchases to you.

The first review was meant for the Tukwila Store. I have found all Salvation Army Thrift Stores are…read moreequally fair in pricing and well managed. I donate to them exclusively because of their excellent resources they provide for our community.

You need somewhere to donate around Renton, Benson Hills, this is it. It's super easy, the guy will…read morepull everything out for you and give you a receipt for your donation. Plus Salvation Army is an organization in the trenches, helping those who need it the most.

They have a decent selection of clothes... nothing high end but the good thing is the cost is low…read moreas well. I got a 32 heat puffer jacket sleeveless for $9! They had a sale going on that day but even $18 isn't that expensive. The people working there are volunteers and the money goes towards helping cancer folks. So I thought that was really nice. Go check it out if you are close by!

Friendly , very organized and very affordable prices!!! And common it's for cancer,get in there and…read morebuy something,tell them Mike D. Sent you,one of there newest customers !!!! Merry Christmas!!!!!.

I will like to say that this place is very nice the ladies are friendly and sweet .the jewelry deal…read moreis still going (read my first review)on lol one of the volunteers is even one of the owners of the jewelry shop down the street and I've seen how that take everything there first (the jewelry) . I know they can do whatever they want with the donation but the jewelers is the one benefiting from it (you are basically donating to them)lol because they takes bags of stuff to them and leave it there for them to go through it first I'm sure they keep the gold for really low and then send the silver back priced at $100+ lol for a necklace . I hope someone the manager or owner reads this . Other than that I like then service the ladies provide they do a good job specially because they are volunteers .

Great little shop in the Proctor district where you can spend your money for a good cause. They…read morecurate their donations to try to catch damage and overly worn items. Priced higher than Goodwill but their stock is overall of better quality. They have frequent sales. I usually walk out with some deal when I visit. They have dressing rooms! No furniture. They mainly sell (men and women's) clothing , costume jewelry, accessories and decorative household items. Staffed by volunteers (most are nice older women). Open every day but check the hours.