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Goodwill Outlets In California

California’s has the largest number of Goodwill Outlets, with a total of 16 locations.

The Goodwill Bins in California are known to be competitive and intense, but for good reason. With so many well-off cities surrounding these outlets, you can regularly find treasure in the form of vintage clothing, electronics, expensive dishware, and more.

When you’re getting ready to hit the blue bins, be prepared for the worst: shoving, aggressive re-sellers, and vintage hunters.

But this is all to say this: If you’re looking to start side-hustle selling items online, this is one of the best places to source your items.

California Goodwill Outlet Map

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Goodwill Bins Southern California

Are you looking for Goodwill Bins in Southern California? Look no further. Here you will find a complete list of all the Goodwill Outlet Stores in California, with store hours, driving directions and customer reviews.

Goodwill Outlets in Southern California are a great way to find cheap items and clothing. You can find everything from high-end clothes, furniture, kitchen appliances and more. When you shop at these Goodwill stores you will find some items that are brand new while others may be used. The prices are all by pound, costing about $2.99/lb or less. The items are very affordable so you can get some great deals if you shop at these stores regularly.

Every Goodwill bin location is different. To confirm any store rules, please call the location you’re going to before your visit.

We’re a community-led group of thrifters and re-sellers who love finding great deals at the thrift bins. If you discover any updated store hours or locations, please leave a comment at the bottom of this page.

Goodwill Outlet Los Angeles - Glendale

Kids Not Allowed

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

High Competition

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

3150 N. San Fernando Rd., Los Angeles 90065

(323) 543-8410
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–7PM

Tuesday 8AM–7PM
Wednesday 8AM–7PM
Thursday 8AM–7PM

Friday 8AM–7PM
Saturday 8AM–7PM
Sunday 8AM–7PM

Literally came here in the evening and found a lot of designer things. IT IS CHARGED BY THE POUND. Know what to expect. #1 huge blue bins that you must dig through. If you are particular, do not come here. #2 If you are into reselling, you might want to make this a whole day event. #3 If you get tired easily, you will need caffeine to keep going. #4 the shoes are rarely together, you will be lucky to find a matching pair. #5 If you have kids and you aren't trying to go broke..come here. #6 You pile everything into your own shopping cart and they put the entire cart on a scale and subtract the weight of the cart. #7 You can find amazing vintage things here. The selection of books can be very very interesting. #8 be nice to the employees there because they deserve it.

Going to the outlet store is always an experience. It's best to remember to prep beforehand-- have gloves, possible spray bottle of 91% alcohol to neutralize any and all hitchhikers, and a relaxed outlook. I seem to have the best time when I wander with a sharp eye scanning all the nearby rolling table/bins not sure what I'm looking for. Then the surprise find really is a treasure

The customers who shop at this store are abusive towards other shoppers. I was aggressively shoved by a customer when trying to look through a new bin. Management couldn’t care less and allows these customer to behave like rabid animals

Goodwill Outlet Los Angeles - San Fernando Valley

Kids May Not Be Allowed

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

14565 Lanark St, Panorama City, CA 91402
(818) 892-1231
Store Hours:

Monday 8AM–7PM
Tuesday 8AM–7PM
Wednesday 8AM–7PM

Thursday 8AM–7PM
Friday 8AM–7PM
Saturday 8AM–7PM

Sunday 8AM–7PM

All in all it is one of my favorite thrift stores. I have scored some very unique items by being at the right place at the right time. But, there has been times when I have went in just before closing and found some very cool items. Soo, it's like I have said to others it is hit and miss a good percentage of the time.

Just clothes. And everything is just in big bins. No hangers nothing but clothes. I'm guessing sold per pound.

So rude and obnoxious i have a 5 year old daughter and i have been here twice with her and recently i went and they did not let her in they told me no kids allowed wich is ridiculous because they have no signs posted anywhere where it states that so yes i am super angry dont cone here!!

Goodwill Outlet Los Angeles - Oxnard

Kids Allowed

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

1401 Rice Ave, Oxnard, CA 93030
(805) 981-7986

Store Hours:
Monday 7AM–7PM
Tuesday 7AM–7PM

Wednesday 7AM–7PM
Thursday 7AM–7PM
Friday 7AM–7PM

Saturday 7AM–7PM
Sunday 7AM–7PM

They keep the place clean and the customers and staff seem to be friendly. Found some good stuff. They now allow children inside but they stay in the basket. The basket cannot be taken out the door so you have to carry purchases to your car. Plenty of parking. Can get fairly warm inside; especially when you are masked (now required again). Enjoy.

This used to be a good place to find good stuff. When did they allow kids in? This is so bad, kids running everywhere and making a mess.

I really like this place excellent place to find treasures. However I hate how the resellers just hang out in the parking lot all day long. They are the first ones on the list for new items and none of them practice social distancing. I feel like they should limit the amount of times someone gets put on that list to 2x a day.

It's great but not like it used to be. Now all the hipsters have taken over and the guys from L.A. as well. They used to have an auction in the morning time but they ain't doing that yet either! Sucks.

Goodwill Outlet Santa Ana

Kids Allowed

Accepts Cash and Card

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Pay-Per Pound

High Competition

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

2722 W 5th St, Santa Ana, CA
(714) 541-0406
Store Hours:

Monday 9AM–3PM
Tuesday 9AM–3PM
Wednesday 9AM–3PM

Thursday 9AM–3PM
Friday 9AM–3PM
Saturday 9AM–2:30PM

Sunday - CLOSED

If you are practicing minimalism, well good luck, lol..you will always find an item or two at this location. I bring my teeny bopper to this location, let her roam free in the clothing section, as she is practicing the 3 "R's"...recycle, reuse, renew. I taught her this "trend" long before it was popular, so she always comes home with a few choice items from this location. The clothes are displayed for ideas and hung to shop "easy". The staff here are wonderful and helpful. Some I recognized have been here years, so it must be a great place to work at! Contribute to the growing trend of giving back, Goodwill is awesome!

The electronics section in this store is pretty big. And separate from the store. I just found out that they even had it. But overall i like this store.

If you're going for the bins they only put them out once, they don't rotate them out like they used to do, kinda sucks!

Goodwill Outlet Long Beach

Not Very Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Kids Allowed

Pay-Per Piece ($1/Piece)

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

646 W Esther St, Long Beach, CA 90813
(562) 435-4761
Store Hours:

Monday 10AM–5PM
Tuesday 10AM–5PM
Wednesday 10AM–5PM

Thursday 10AM–5PM
Friday 10AM–5PM
Saturday 10AM–5PM

Sunday 10AM–5PM

Awesome staff , great deals, very clean, never disappoints. Its no longer $1per lbs. I believe its $1 per item now which is still a great deal. Great place to find bedding for sure. You can find new sheet sets there often for only $1 that would cost over $200 in the store. Always new stuff every 30min or so. Sometimes the crowd of regulars are pushy and annoying and they tend to horde a lot of stuff then toss it back later but you get kinda used to it. (not much else you can do) but the people that work there have worked there a long time and are always happy to see you and welcoming. The employees there are reason enough for a 5star rating. Can't say enough good stuff about this spot and their staff.

Love this little gem! $1 per piece of clothing makes sorting through the bins worth while. Awesome place!

weird vibes in here. nobody has manners and workers don't communicate. Was pushed by several customers running and when it was time for them to change the bins, workers didn't communicate on where to go. I didn't even realize the guy was telling me to leave because he wasn't looking at me. I just left. I should have took a photo it was like pigs at troughs

Goodwill Outlet San Bernardino

Kids Not Allowed (12 Years and Older)

Not Very Wheelchair Accessible

Restrooms Not Available

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

8120 Palm Ln, San Bernardino, CA 92410
(909) 885-3831

Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–7PM
Tuesday 8AM–7PM

Wednesday 8AM–7PM
Thursday 8AM–7PM
Friday 8AM–7PM

Saturday 8AM–7PM
Sunday 8AM–7PM

If you are looking to stock up on clothes and other items, you will find good stuff here. You can pay by weight and less price per pound before 11 am. Keep in mind this is not your typical GW, people here are serious about finding treasures they can resell or use themselves. If you grab it is yours, if you leave it is someone else's. So be nice and respectful, there are regulars that depend on this place so be friendly.

I should of read the reviews I Drove an hour to find out children under 12 are not allowed in this location. So sitting in the car while my teen daughter shops didn’t want her to have her miss out.

Today I found out that only children 12 years and up can go inside the store. I visited it today (first time) with my 13 yrs old son and The worker asked for his student ID, which I did not had with me. It is a thrifty store and are asking for ID's?? I think its too much! I understand that we need to be careful because of Covid but, my son had his mask and i told her he was 13yrs old, why would i lied?

Goodwill Outlet San Diego

Kids Allowed

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

6655 Camino Maquiladora, San Diego, CA 92154

(619) 428-7776
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–4:30PM

Tuesday 8AM–4:30PM
Wednesday 8AM–4:30PM
Thursday 8AM–4:30PM

Friday 8AM–4:30PM
Saturday 8AM–2PM
Sunday - CLOSED

Auctions and electronics store. Different discounts during the week, no student or senior discounts at this location. Cheaper than regular Goodwill shops, but have to look harder to find stuff. If your looking for mostly electronics and accessories, this is the place. Lost power cables, laptop power cable, speaker blew out, lost remote, etc? You probably can find it here. So far I've bought Yamaha HDMI receiver, dvd remotes, blu ray players, cox cable modems, sound bars, wine fridge, misc. cables and even a stock stereo for my van. No complains. There's also workbench to test out electronics.

Good assortment of used products for tight budgets ,find unusual items and bargains plus don't forget to bring your donations.

There is NO clearance center here selling "furniture, family apparel, linens, accessories and select household items." There is only the electronics store, and auctions. The electronics store was okay (hence two stars instead of one), plenty of cheap computers and some of the more common video game consoles, but they were all in extremely rough shape. Much worse than I'm used to seeing in Goodwills in other counties

Says Goodwill Outlet now open but is not an outlet. It’s an auction and electronics center. Went in the entrance and could see people in an office but no one helped me and they kept working on a computer. Went outside and talked to a random person who told me what it was. I feel bad that I made my family get off the freeway to stop since it was a waste of time.

Goodwill Outlet Escondido

Kids Allowed

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Item

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

1996 Don Lee Pl, Escondido, CA 92029
(760) 755-7138
Store Hours:

Monday 9AM–5PM
Tuesday 9AM–5PM
Wednesday 9AM–5PM

Thursday 9AM–5PM
Friday 9AM–5PM
Saturday 9AM–5PM

Sunday - CLOSED

I came to donate items here and then realized they also had a store inside the wearhouse where you can buy items at cheap prices. The store in the wearhouse is smaller than I thought it would be, but it is stocked FULL of amazing items at great deals! I bought a sweater for 50 cents! Most of the clothes are under 5 dollars, and they also sell furniture, dishware, kids toys, electronics, and 85-90% clothing. This is a great place to come if you are needing something but struggling financially, as well as just a cool place to shop if you enjoy shopping. Enjoy!

It’s just ok. All the other goodwill outlets I’ve been to (all over the state) do price per pound. This is the first one I’ve seen where you have to root through the bins and still pay per item…? o.O overall not worth it; go to Salvation Army or Veterans for basically the same price but not doing all the work.

Came here an hour early to make sure, I have a good spot just for them to do a raffle on who goes first. I wish they would write a sign saying this, so people who knows not to waste their time waiting. It’s honestly unfair. Won’t come back to this location again

Goodwill Bins Central California

Looking for a Goodwill Bins in Central California? Find all the Goodwill Outlet Stores in California, with store hours, driving directions and customer reviews.

You can find all the Goodwill Outlets near you using our store locator tool on this page. Here is the most updated information about each store’s address, hours of operation and location map so you can easily find your way there when you want to visit a Goodwill clearance center. These thrift bins make more a fun thrifting experience for cheap.

Goodwill Outlet San Luis Obispo (SLO)

Restrooms Not Available

No Shopping Carts

Kids Allowed

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

880 Industrial Way, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
(805) 544-0542

Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–4PM
Tuesday 8AM–4PM

Wednesday 8AM–4PM
Thursday 8AM–4PM
Friday 8AM–4PM
Saturday 8AM–4PM
Sunday 8AM–4PM

Every time I go in, I end up with waaaay more than I meant to get, but it's 100% worth it every time. There's always a ton of clothes, which are sold by the lb, furniture, knickknacks, electronics, hella records, antiques, shoes, hats, golf clubs, bedding, books books books galore, etc..... I could go on and on....

I can always find something worth buying. One person's trash is definitely another person's treasure! I found some really cool and nice items.

This is a warehouse for donations with a retail outlet for mostly unsorted items. Prices are even cheaper than the regular Goodwill resale stores, but books and clothes are in piles within deep bins, so finding what you want may be a challenge. Housewares and furniture are easier to find.

Goodwill Outlet Salinas

Kids Allowed

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

1566 Moffett St, Salinas, CA 93905
(831) 423-8611
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–6PM
Tuesday 8AM–6PM
Wednesday 8AM–6PM
Thursday 8AM–6PM
Friday 8AM–6PM
Saturday 8AM–6PM
Sunday 8AM–6PM

Definitely a one man's trash is another man's treasure situation, emphasis on trash so bring gloves if you come here and make sure you clean everything you buy. Always some cool finds when i come here but the customers act like wild dogs. A lot of depop resellers who frequent this place so be cautious when going.

I've been twice now and it was amazing. You will find books, electronics, clothes, toys, furniture and general merchandise. If you don't like to get your hands dirty to treasure hunt this place is not for you. I loved it! I'm compulsive enough to enjoy digging through a ton of absolute garbage to find my treasures. Everything but the furniture is laid out on piled up tables. It reminds me of the dump without without the smell. Lots of people, screaming children, and feeding frenzies when they bring out a new table. It's insane, people will open a game or a puzzle and toss it to the four winds. It is insane and a total mess and like I said, I loved it.

Let me just say this , the website says it's 99 cents a pound , then you Arrive to find out it's 2.49 a pound ..that's a huge difference. I find it some places marketing strategies are dishonest ...well this is a perfect example ..you may find some good stuff .. but you need to be patient and dig ..really dig through trash yes trash .. the thing that really bothers me.

Northern California Goodwill Outlets

Northern California is a treasure trove of Goodwill outlets. You can find a Goodwill Outlet Store in your area by searching below, or use the store locator to find the closest one to you.

Goodwill offers a wide range of clothing and accessories, including new and gently used clothing, home furnishings, toys, books and more. At Goodwill Outlets, you’re sure to find something you’ll love at a fraction of the price.

Goodwill Outlet San Francisco

Kids Allowed

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

High Competition

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

100 Utah Ave, South San Francisco, CA 94080
(415) 575-2209
Store Hours:
*Bulk Sales from 7AM-3PM, Individual Sales from 11AM-3PM)*
Monday 7AM–3PM
Tuesday 7AM–3PM
Wednesday 7AM–3PM
Thursday 7AM–3PM
Friday 7AM–3PM
Saturday 7AM–3PM
Sunday 7AM–3PM

UPDATED HOURS & PRICES The current process is each person/group gets 2 min per bin and a beeping sound tells you when the 2 mins are over. There's about 12-14 bins to go through. At the end you can go back to any of the bins too. I'd recommend bringing someone else bc it's too hard to go through a bin in 2 mins by yourself. Also I recommend bringing gloves and your own bags since they don't provide any. They change out the bins after every group, so you'll get new stuff too! The whole process takes about an hour so be prepared to wait. Some people bring chairs. The people who work there are they're doing the best they can.

Went back for a 2nd time and learned more: The only way this works out is if you bring someone to sit in the line for you all day. The entry process is wait in line as they replenish the clothing bins inside, then they let a certain amount of people in (if you don’t make the cut, you wait another 40-60 min in line) eventually and hopefully you get in but I did see people turned away after waiting a long time. The reason to bring someone is so when you get in, once that round is over and everyone is kicked back out, you just jump back in line with your person (who is likely at the front).

Nice employees. Unfortunately the customers in line were extremely rude and really turned me off of the whole experience. Mostly resellers who are strangely competitive which was a bummer. Not the most relaxing thrifting experience but if you want v cheap clothes definitely the place to go.

Goodwill Outlet Oakland

Kids Allowed But Not Recommended

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

1301 30th Ave, Oakland, CA 94601
(510) 698-7200
Store Hours:
Monday 9AM–1PM
Tuesday 9AM–1PM
Wednesday 9AM–1PM
Thursday 9AM–1PM
Friday 9AM–1PM
Saturday - CLOSED
Sunday - CLOSED

This is an update. I was not sure if this place was open or permanently closed. It is open. They moved everything outside so you have to enter through the gates on the side of the building. It looks like they are closed from the parking lot in front of the building. And there are no signs saying that they moved the entrance to the side of the building. I was disappointed to learn that everything is $1.50 an item after spending an hour digging and collecting my items. I did find one thing that made it worth my time. So it still is a great place. Hopefully they will go back to selling by the pound not by item.

OMG!! I love shopping at this Goodwill Outlet. There is so many good stuff, but so many resellers as well... It's been really hard to dig for hidden gems when the weather is this hot. I'd suggest coming right at opening when the sun is still rising

As an avid lover of the bins, don’t waste your time. As of August 2022, they only have been sales outdoors, and it’s very limited. This place charges $1.50 per item, and they only sell clothes in the bins. If you want to buy books or electronics or anything else you have to buy it by the box and I’m not sure how much it is but it’s too much. I also had to wait in the very dirty and shady office for 15 minutes to pay for my items because for some reason they couldn’t open the cash register for my three items that I was purchasing.

Goodwill Outlet Santa Rosa

Kids Allowed But Not Recommended

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

651 Yolanda Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
(707) 523-0550
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–3:30PM
Tuesday 8AM–3:30PM
Wednesday 8AM–3:30PM
Thursday 8AM–3:30PM
Friday 8AM–3:30PM
Saturday - 8AM–3:30PM
Sunday - 8AM–3:30PM

This is an OUTLET store, meaning that anything the Retail Goodwill stores don't carry will show up here. Everything is brought out in large trays and the customers have to wait till all the trays are set out before they can rummage through them. This happens several times a day, so the excitement is high. You may find trash or treasure, anything from clothes to jewelry, furniture to crafting supplies. Items are weighted and priced by weight except for the heavier items which are priced individually or by a formula that is posted. This is not children friendly, as they will have to stay in a cart, and it is very difficult to move the cart in and out of the trays.

I had fun dumpster diving with my son here. It’s like fishing... you never know what you’ll find. Just keep in mind everything In the bins are sold by weight so if you buy a brick of course you’ll be paying too much for it but a lightweight or small item you can get a screaming deal on it. It’s worth the experience to try it one time. Tip- Bring a bag to put your stuff in and wear gloves. Have fun.

I love this place the people who work there are the best, very helpful and nice. You can find things that you weren't even looking for the best good rates.

Goodwill Outlet Sacramento - Franklin Blvd

Kids Allowed But Not Recommended

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

6648 Franklin Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95823
(916) 395-9023
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–6PM
Tuesday 8AM–6PM
Wednesday 8AM–6PM
Thursday 8AM–6PM
Friday 8AM–6PM
Saturday 8AM–6PM
Sunday 8AM–6PM

Good place to find a lil bit of everything!!! ....Prices for most stuff is $1.54 a pound , shoes are $3 a pair, blankets, comforters and sleeping bags are $6. Furniture is priced as marked...I love shopping here its an adventure every time...enjoy!!!

First time I've been there since the pandemic began. You can find good buys if you're lucky to get a chance with all the vultures. It's just ridiculous how some people just can't wait to hijack the bins like it's the last they'll ever see. It's not the cleanest place to shop so if cleanliness is an issue, stay away. Again, somedays you can find good buys, somedays not. The prices are great, I admit, just dealing with all the people isn't so great.

I come here for the bargains. Clothing is $1.49/lb. It can be pretty messy in here, so I highly recommend bringing your patience, maybe some gloves, and leaving young kids at home. Plan for a couple of hours to sift through each of the bins. Be aware that when new bins are brought out, people lose their minds fighting to be the first to grab stuff. No thank you, I'm happy to wait. Parking can be tough some days.

Many of the clothes in the bins are actually in great shape! Lots of good quality baby clothes too. This is a great place to come to give back to your community by taking some items home, throwing them in for a quick wash, and donating them to your local homeless shelter. This also helps the environment - these items are donated to people in need instead of sitting it a landfill after they are sent off from Goodwill Outlet. Overall, the staff and customers were very friendly and polite. I avoided the new bins because people swarm them like a Black Friday sale. The clothes were $1.54 per pound!

Goodwill Outlet Sacramento - Date Ave

Kids Allowed But Not Recommended

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

High Competition

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

5400 Date Ave, Sacramento, CA 95841
(916) 678-5700
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–6PM
Tuesday 8AM–6PM
Wednesday 8AM–6PM
Thursday 8AM–6PM
Friday 8AM–6PM
Saturday 8AM–6PM
Sunday 8AM–6PM

It's one where it's just big tubs of stuff and you look through to find the good stuff. I especially loved the book section. I work at a school library with a small budget and I found 25 books and they're all just 15 cents each.

Good prices, but they really need to hire security. Just being here for 30 minutes I witnessed a guy stuffing massive amounts of stuff into his bag and going to the bathroom, a family taking scissors and cutting random items in the bins, and a guy shooting up in the bathroom with the door half open. Whole store reeks of urine and desperately needs to be cleaned. You expect the bins and the items in them to be somewhat unsanitary, but this is something else. You don’t want to touch half the stuff here. I felt very unsafe and gross being here.

Intresting place, you really have to dig around to find some treasure. The staff is nice and does their best to coordinate the bins and bring new things out. Fellow thrifters can get a bit wild when a new bin is rolled out and they all jump on it. Center bins are full of random clothes, all shapes , sizes , color, condition. Book bins are to the side as well as shoes. Furniture in the back and household randomness to the left of the store. It takes a bit of time and sorting but I can usually find somethings I am happy with.

Pushing, shoving and grabbing things away from other shoppers with little regard to safety, personal space or manners....The UGLY - this place dredges up all sorts, and I mean all sorts of folks, not the cleanest place, so watch your kids or leave them home. Some humans are half dressed, speak no English whatsoever, observe no common manners or practice good personal cleanliness; they swear and shove around your kids while toting their half naked, possibly sick, constantly crying offspring. There are a couple regulars that work the flea markets (I know who you are) I've had to threaten to have them arrested if the touch me again or stare down other ladies tops.

Goodwill Outlet Sacramento - Industrial Blvd

Kids Allowed But Not Recommended

Restrooms Available

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

3689 Industrial Blvd, West Sacramento, CA 95691
(916) 374-0697
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–6PM
Tuesday 8AM–6PM
Wednesday 8AM–6PM
Thursday 8AM–6PM
Friday 8AM–6PM
Saturday 8AM–6PM
Sunday 8AM–6PM

The Outlet next door is great! We came here on Saturday, to its opening at 8am sharp, and it was fun. You can find lots of great stuff, new with tags, vintage, everything by the pound, $1.59 per pound, cheap! You can get bags of stuff. My girlfriend even found Lululemon clothes here, her favorite sport brand, pretty expensive one btw, and I found a pair of vintage Levi jeans. I might go here and try to resell stuff online.

This particular Goodwill is a mixed bag of good and bad. The regular side is clean, organized, and about the same as any other store with friendly associates. The outlet side is beyond crazy, people storm bins coming out and start throwing things at each other and into other bins. Some customers drop and throw glass objects in every direction and laugh about it when they break. You take your chances with the off chance of finding something that is mostly paid by weight and up to the checkout clerk. The parking is a joke because the building is shared with their warehouse and the spots are narrow and all the spots closest to the store entrances are mostly filled with employees. I don't understand why they can't park near the 100 spaces near the donation entrance. Why can't they enforce a peaceful shopping experience and kick rowdy people out? I've watched them jump people when it comes to masks though...

There a goodwill outlet next door to this location. Today was a slow push day and I was waiting for new bins. I notice about five people waiting out the outlet bins with full carts and bags of stuff without paying. The line was very long and allot of them are regulars there and just wait out the door. Those people need to be banned and a registered moved closer to the doors. It was sad to see these regulars do this and this can’t be the first time they have done this. One of them walk back into the store after loading his car. Wearing a back and orange SF giant’s hat and jacket. Little Asian dude always there. Prosecutes these people for stealing.

The good will store is large not bad prices. The outlet is smaller then the one on Madison avenue with low ceilings that make you feel claustrophobic prices are the same at both outlets. Parking is also very limited.

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Luckymom13

2 months ago

I must say that though you can sometimes find great items here (books, DVDs, shoes, bedding, clothing, etc) there are certain shoppers that pretty much ruin the experience. There is a group of males (mid 20s) that take over and seem to feel that they “own” this place. I have complained to the manager because one day this one guy w/ very long hair pulled something out in front of my face and almost hit me in the face, I called him out and he laughed, did not apologize or anything. not to mention, extremely inappropriate conversations at high volume! I don’t go as much as I used to because I find myself getting hit but rude people pulling items, or not finding anything. Also, beware of some of the tellers, there are some ladies that won’t give you all your cash back. Make sure they count it before you leave the register They do have some nice employees that are kind and helpful though.

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