This Goodwill is plopped down in one of the homeliest areas around the impoverished city of…read moreShelton. If you had the finest house in the neighborhood, that would be a cruddy house. The store serves legitimately po' folk, many of them young mothers who moved to town to be near their husbands inside the city's only major industry, prison. I only visited it this one time and on the assumption that like all Goodwills stock changes a lot and is not always as bad as what I saw, I'm giving it 3 stars instead of one or 2. I did find one small thing useful to me. It was priced surprisingly low, then it was unexpectedly discounted at the check-out. So I'm not displeased. But really, every other Goodwill I've entered has been a better one.

This is a really small Goodwill, so they pack the place from free floor up with a lot of mercy…read more They are lacking in the DVD section, but I did find a very cool Starbucks Seattle mug with rose gold print for $4.99, so that was a score. This is a perfectly good Goodwill, but because of the small footprint of the store, it will never be as good as the ones you can find in the Olympia area.

I'm very impressed with this little thrift shop. I'm the days of big chains it's refreshing to see…read morea thrift store that feels like a blast from the last. I ALWAYS find things here, the prices are great, and the staff is very friendly.

Staff has always been very friendly but the downfall is every time I go in there it seems like the…read moreprices just keep going up n up on ridiculous things they sell at the dollar store so it's always hit n miss with the prices.

There aren't a lot of thrift stores in Shelton, and Treasures is about as good as it gets. Heck, I…read morewas happy to find any thrift stores at all in such a tiny town! Treasures is on the smallish side, somewhat smaller than the typical WA Goodwill store. There's a gated "boutique" section at the front with more expensive items that are better quality and/or better condition -- although I didn't notice any designer labels or especially fancy stuff. The rest of the store is men's and women's clothing and shoes, housewares and art, and accessories. There's a sidewalk rack outside that has some fun costumey stuff, too. The store is a little run-down looking and not the cleanest, so you'll have to roll up your sleeves and hunt. But prices are reasonable and they have some good sales. The day we were there, all clothing was $1! The employees were friendly, but slow on the single register, and the line backed up quickly. Our cashier offered us a punch card, which looks like a good deal if you live in the area or plan to shop there regularly. Overall, not a bad little store and one you should check out if you happen to find yourself in Shelton.

I am a disabled person with a medical alert service dog. I…read morewas denied access to this shop even though I provided the ness easy necessary documentation. He was rude to me and called me a bit** and told me I was causing a disturbance. i know this is against the law and when I called the police they sited with the owner whom by then was plain refusing in access to the shop. I found this so extremely unnecessary and it left me in tears. I used to love this store, loved the people and for 20 years have been a patRon. even though this is against the law the local police sited with the owner. now I will be going to the attorney general and filing a dispute with the Better Business Bureau. Please don't support stores that don't support keep up with disabilities.

These wonderful people quite literally changed my life! My feed hurt all the time, and I was…read morereduced to wearing a pair of very supportive sandals. Not good for business or dress occasions. And I didn't feel like walking much, and that came into consideration wherever I planned to go. No more! They took the time to assess my condition, evaluate my feet and posture entirely. Not only got orthotic shoe, but fit the proper insert. I can't believe how much better I feel! I love you. My wife loves you. My friends love you. I can move again. Not cheap, but much, much cheaper than foot doctor. I will be back, after hiking some!

I called to see if they could put nonslip soles onto a pair of shoes for work. They said no problem…read moreat all, they do it all the time. When I showed up with my shoes they acted like I was crazy for this request. They looked at the worn down, smooth soles of the shoes I brought in and said they didn't know why they weren't nonslip enough already? Then said they could technically put new soles on for $75 but it wouldn't make any difference. Really weird. I called my friend to vent and they said the same thing happened to them with this place, acted like it was no problem on the phone only to be turned away at the shop.

I recently lost my father, and shortly afterward, the watch he had given me broke. Although it may…read morenot have been an expensive piece, it meant the world to me because of the sentimental value attached to it. After taking it to another jeweler and being told it couldn't be repaired, I reached out to Charlie's Jewelry and Watch Repair in Olympia. When I explained the situation, I made it clear that the watch wasn't valuable monetarily, but that it was incredibly meaningful to me. Charlie's wife immediately reassured me that her husband would be in later that afternoon and that he could fix it. Charlie contacted me later that day, confirmed he could repair it, provided a very reasonable quote, and gave me an estimated turnaround time of a few weeks. He delivered exactly as promised, repairing the watch at a very reasonable cost. What meant just as much as the repair itself was the compassion and understanding they showed me. During a time when losing my father has been incredibly difficult, they recognized the importance of helping me preserve something that connects me to him. I am so grateful to Charlie and his wife for their kindness, honesty, and excellent work. I highly recommend Charlie's Jewelry and Watch Repair to anyone looking for skilled workmanship and genuine customer care. They understood that this was about so much more than a watch, and that says a lot.

To replace the battery in my Tissot watch, the jewelry place in the mall said it would take one to…read moretwo months (ship to Tissot). She suggested taking it to Charlie's. He said he could do it in 45 minutes and it was done on time and at a fraction of the cost. He offered to synchronize the hands with the digital readout, but I did that and calibrated the compass when I got home. Very pleased with his service.