What a great little consignment shop! If I lived here I'd be a regular. Great selection and…read morereasonable prices. We got sunglasses, some cocktail glasses, and a nice fan (I've gotten so many compliments on it). So much to browse. Clothing was really nice and priced fairly.

I visited this shop a couple years ago when we were in Kihei and I didn't buy anything, but did…read morelove the layout of the store. On this trip I stopped by the $1 bins outside and found a dress. That was a bargain! However, looking through the store, as I remember from last time, everything is pretty pricey. There was a used tablecloth (was the same mud cloth table covering from Mama's Fish House) and they wanted $12 for it. I would have spent $4 for the fabric, but not $12. I went to the markdown rack and I pulled out a dress and it was marked down half from $300. They had lovely things, but I don't shop for high end clothing. If you like expense things that you can get a bit cheaper, then this is the place for you. The clerk was very sweet. And I am happy with my dress!! I'm sure when we are in Kihei in the future I'll still stop by there. Who knows I might find another bargain!

Best thrifting in upcountry! Do not miss. Only open Saturday and Wednesday mornings. All keiki…read morestuff is free!

We drove all the way from Kihei place was closed. Disappointed. We did call no one pick up the…read morephone .

I love thrift shops so whenever we travel, I have to stop in. This is a real small shop, but…read moreluckily for me I was the only one there. It is hard to move around and since I was planning on hitting a couple other ones, I just breeze through, although enjoyed talking to the lady working. I bought four clothing items for $10. I thought that was a good deal. The poncho I posted a picture of was $4. I saw a similar one in a shop for $35! I recommend shopping early here because of the small size. Ample parking.

I absolutely love this tiny thrift store! The store itself is very small,…read moreBut the selection is great! I was able to find some wonderful shirts, books for homeschool, and even dishes! The lady who runs it is super sweet and shares so much love! If you come here you'll feel it too!

Needed a piece of Luggage before our flight back to California for a check in with chocolate…read moremacadamia nuts, shirts, souvenirs etc. Ross wanted $76 new, found a bright pink luggage check in suitcase for $10. Way to go. $35 for Hawaiian Air check in.

From out of town visiting my sister for vacation. thrift store surfing is a thing we do together…read more Our mother picked up a sweatshirt for my dad with an orange or red tag NO PRICE . Went to the register to pay , I was distracted when the cashier asked for my phone number only to find out (702) area code is not accepted . she proceeded to check me out . When I finally read my receipt I see the used donated sweatshirt she sold me was $17.99 ! Wow !! Sure a part of this is my negligence , I surely didn't expect to pay that much . Mind you this was not my first time at a Goodwill store , they always call a manager to finalize an untagged item . in deisbelief !!

I've shopped at Habitat For Humanity Restore Shop several times. If they have what your looking…read morefor, you can score big time because their prices are very reasonable. My most recent purchase there was a floor lamp with ceramic pole. I had to replace the lamp socket on it but still a good deal. That's probably why it was donated. Anyway, they usually have a good assortment of light fixtures, tables, chairs and small appliances. The sort of stuff that people upgrade from time to time. They also are a good source of building materials that are left over from jobs the contractors finish. It's hit or miss whether you find the type or quantity of materials you need, but it's still a good place to check if you're about to start a project. We were there recently, to drop off a couple boxes of floor tile and some used copper tubing. I hope someone can use it. There's a small parking lot beside the building. Be really careful there because you might not have much time to react when someone backs out without looking. I had to use my horn, first time in years!

My little thrifting heart was happy to stop here during our recent trip to Maui to visit my…read morehusband's family. We brought his nephew along and found some decent things for his apartment - a mid century side table for $50. They had so many huge furniture decor pieces and prices were pretty reasonable. Also tons of art and housewares. Our local family didn't even know this place existed but now that they do, they've told us they will be coming back. Definitely check this place out if you are looking for furniture and/or home decor on the island.

Revive ReSale Boutique is a thrift store in Kahului, Hawaii, that is a program of Women Helping…read moreWomen - Maui, offering gently used clothing and accessories at affordable prices. It's located in the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center and operates with specific hours, accepting donations and selling items to support its cause. Today they had new Sprerry topsider shoes. They were $10 but Saturday was 20 percent off everything in the store. So I got them for $8! I enjoy shopping here I always find great deals here! The cashier is always nice and friendly too!

We donated clothes today. We called the number that they have listed. The lady who answered the…read morephone was kind and helpful. She told us that they would be open today and tomorrow for donations. It's a cute shop. Small but cute. If you're a greensburro and you have clothes you want to donate. Please do so here. This place is great!

Small thrift store behind the church in Makawao. It's fun to see if any good items are available…read more Got a nice salad spinner for only $1. Nice ladies keeping an eye things. Easy parking. They accept donations. Open only Tuesday and Thursday mornings.

The move to the new location (reportedly cause the old location and the auditorium above it will be…read moredemolished) has brought good and bad. Good means that there is more room to move around. Your not having people trying to squeeze behind you or fighting for space cause there is 15 women fighting over the kids clothes while all you want to get to is the last three piles of mens clothing and it's right beside the kids clothes. This is a big improvement. The move to the new location unfortunately took away one of the best things about this thrift store that was never replicated at other places: Early Morning Cheap Junk for Pennies on the Dollar. Now, given the surrounding area, Upcountry is Farm/Ranch Land, and these areas means that there is a garage or barn or shed with old junk in it. And once in a while, people will clean it out, and sometimes will "unceremoniously" dump it at St Joseph. The ladies there would have to sort out the good from the bad, and I guess to maximize the effort, would price anything that was sellable outside before the place opened at 8AM. And it was a real crapshoot and a surprise what got donated. Sometimes, you'd find a great deal, other times you'd find something fixable,or broken items that you could utilize for other uses. Depending on what was there, I would walk off with anywhere from $1.00 to $40 of stuff before the doors opened. I guess now with the move, they can't continue with this practice, and anything that could be saved even though it's junk is sent straight to the dumpster. Mixed on this.