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Port Townsend, WA

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Wandering Wardrobe

3.9 (7 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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This little store has a nice selection of fun and funky things. Only issue is that everything was WAYYYYYYYYYYY overpriced, like, by a LOT.

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Habitat For Humanity EJC Store - Port Townsend

Habitat For Humanity EJC Store - Port Townsend

2.9(17 reviews)
2.1 mi

I really enjoyed browsing this store and I found a few items that were just perfect. I would much…read morerather shop somewhere like this with quality pre-used donated items knowing that my money is going to help others than do buy mass produced low quality things for profit. There was a gorgeous chair/stool that I wanted but it was a little out of my price range. I agree with many of the other reviews that there does not seem to be much rhyme or reason to the prices and most items I found myself interested in were very overpriced. I would have bought a lot more if they had been more reasonable or even made sense in some cases. Still, the things here have so much character and there is a lot to see. I had to squeeze through multiple areas because they have packed the store with as much as the possibly can, so take your time or you might miss something.

There aren't a lot of thrift shops in Port Townsend, so when we're visiting we always try to pop…read moreinto their local version of a Habitat for Humanity store. This particular spot is mostly furniture and home decor items, with lots of glass and crystal, too. Everything is clean and well-organized, so you don't have to go digging too much for treasures. In the back are small sections for books, housewares, linens, and there's even a sewing/craft area. Prices can be a little unpredictable, with some items very fairly priced while identical or similar items are priced very high. This especially applies to books, which are more consistently priced like a higher end used bookstore than thrift shop pricing. The staff has always been fairly friendly when we visit, though not exactly super helpful if you have a question about a specific item.

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The Clothes Horse

The Clothes Horse

3.7(7 reviews)
0.2 mi

This is not a consignment nor a thrift store. This is a one-of-a-kind curated women's clothing and…read moreshoe store. Stores like these are extremely hard to find. Somehow the prices stay reasonable. The jewelry is artsy. The hats are whimsical. The scarves are unique. The shoulder bags are chic. The woman aged 45 and up is guaranteed to find a complimentary look from their selection. Sweaters from Ireland Italy and Denmark will cost over $130-280, but there are equally wonderfully whimsical designs made in China that look expensive -- but are easy on the wallet. Almost every season I am able to find something that is one of a kind garment or jewelry piece which when worn elicits delighted responses from people --even at the grocery store. Their window displays show beautiful draped cloaks and scarves. Right on Water Street and next door to Cafe Tenby this is a fantastic store which deserves the mature woman customer to drop in and look around!

My sister, visiting from out of state, spent over $300 on 2 pair of shoes . She wore one pair, a…read morecute9 leather sneaker ($135) only to discover that when wet the leather looked discolored. These shoes looked awful until they eventually dried out . NOT wearable. She mailed the shoes back to me and when I tried to return them I was treated RUDELY and told they would not accept them because the store has a two week return policy and the shoes had been worn. The two week policy works well for a store with such POOR customer service because returns are inconvenient for out of town shoppers. I'm a local, I'll NEVER shop there again and I'll tell all my friends about this DREADFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE.

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Waste Not Want Not - Inside the store; who knows what quirky wonderful things you may find.

Waste Not Want Not

3.0(23 reviews)
1.8 mi

The first time i shopped at this buisiness,i needed a set of jumper cables and this was the closest…read moreplace i could biy them. I didnt want vrand new ones,because i already had 3 or 4 sets at home and in storage. I asked the clerk if they had any and he pointed to a area and i eventually found them. The only pair i found was $10 and they were rusty old. I wouldve priced them at $4 & i would feel very guilty. They ended up not working and i was not wanting to make the walk back,so i enfed up throwing them away because they dont give refunds. I ended up asking for help and a guy stoppex abd helped me with his own cables. I never went back after seeing the rediculous prices this family marked for goods that are donated to them every day. Thats not the reason ive given less then 1 star if possible. My 53 year old wife loves junk and she loves to shop locally. The last time she went here was when she needed a couple bolts for a rack for the back of her bicycle and she brought the rack with her into the store and asked a young man if she could please leave it with him while she looked for the bolts and nuts to put it on. He had no problem at first but when she came back and asked for help finding the right hardware,he was very rude and told her she was banned for life for stealing the rack. She was shocked that she was being accused of doing anything and told him to please look at his cameras and he will see that she brought it from home. She hoped that he would calk the police because he was accusingher of something shes never done anywhere. He refused to review any cameras or call police. My wife is a beautiful young lady thats very clean,dresses approprite,and is always very polite and respectful to everyone. This guy treated her like a tramp or homeless junkee. She was in tears when she called and told me about it so i went there and asked the young man whay he accused her of stealing. He said he did not accuse her of anything,so i said ok..why did you ban her then and all he said was "we have the right to refuse service to anyone. This disgusted me that that was his only explanation he could offer. Very unprofessional.

The owners son tried to shake me down for a finders fee on a product they rejected and the owner…read moreoffered it to me because she didn't want to drop it off at the good will store. I've been going to that store for over 10 years because I needed supplies for a home i bought that was in disrepair. When I stopped by today, I picked out a dog bed and a few other cheap items. I was in the parking lot when A lady pulled up in a truck and started handing over her items to a worker. He rejected a brand new Christmas tree in the box. I handed him my money and he went inside to get change. I told the lady that I thought it was weird he wouldn't take the tree. She asked if I knew anyone that could use it and I said yes... the worker returned with my $13.00 in change then grabbed $3.00 of it back. I said what are you doing? He said it was a finders fee for the tree. I said, the f it is! And took my money out of his hands. I said the tree was never yours so you can't do that. He said I was on public property. I said, so what and told the lady I would meet her around the corner. What a jerk! Then come to find out he's the owners son. Is that how they treat community members? Does she know her son pockets money grabbed out of a woman's hands? Too bad this woman showed up with her 100 pound XL bully on a leash and he wasn't going to get away with shaking me down. It was only 3 bucks but it was the principal. What a POS!

Wandering Wardrobe - vintage - Updated October 2026

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