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Goodwill Outlets In Hawaii

Last Updated on June 18, 2024

Hawaii’s lone Goodwill Outlet, known as Goodwill Bins, is situated in Honolulu, the state’s capital.

At this outlet, items are priced by weight, allowing you to sift through heaps of clothes and snag designer pieces for just a few dollars each. You’ll also discover home goods, toys, and more—perfect for personal use or flipping for profit.

If you’re familiar with treasure hunting and garage sales, you know Goodwill outlets can be a bit messy and competitive environments. The good news is this outlet received a recent makeover during the pandemic, making it more modern and inviting.

Like any hotspot for thrifty finds, regulars frequent this outlet to score items for resale.

For the best chance at finding valuable items, arrive early with gloves and a large shopping bag. The competition for Goodwill carts can be fierce, with some outlets seeing spirited shopper interactions.

Didn’t strike gold on your first visit? No worries. Fresh bins are filled daily. Stay persistent and a little lucky, and you’ll soon hone your thrifting skills and uncover hidden treasures. Good luck!

Hawaii Goodwill Outlet Map

If you want to see your nearest Goodwill Bins on a map, here’s an interactive map of all the Goodwill Bins in Hawaii.

Click on any pin(s) to see the Goodwill Outlet location appear below.

Goodwill Bins Hawaii

Goodwill Outlet Honolulu

Kids Allowed

Wheelchair Accessible

Restrooms Available

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

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

2610 Kilihau St, Honolulu, HI 96819
(808) 845-7071
Store Hours:
Monday 10AM–6PM
Tuesday 10AM–6PM
Wednesday 10AM–6PM
Thursday 10AM–6PM
Friday 10AM–6PM
Saturday 10AM–6PM
Sunday 10AM–6PM

There are people at the bins who act like they own this place. They have a system where you have to line up when the bins are being filled. Twice now I’ve witnessed people cutting in front, because their piles of goods are blocking the door. They refuse to go to the back of the line. I don’t know if their families work here, own this business or what, but it’s not fair. There needs to be more structure here—- a line or label indicating where the line should start. A rule that no one should have their pope Of stuff blocking the entrance to the clothing section. Oh also, not everyone leaves when the bins are changing I am watching people sitting in there on the sides. Also, the bins turnover should’ve quicker

Its a good place for bargain its our first time coming with my 3 kids. The worker is super nice and helpful. You just need to be more patient in digging. No ac so hot but they got vending machine for cold drinks. Parking tends to be full all the time. We were lucky to get parking .

A pleasantly addictive habit for bargain hunters! Dig for hours on end and find Hugo Boss, Armani and other incredible finds mixed among the mountains of Alfani and George from Walmart and other bargain basement store items. I purchased a very nicely maintained Dyson for less than $9! The staff are friendly and welcoming. Be patient and learn the rules first. Most people are more than willing to help you out with the basics.

I LOVE Goodwill outlet!!! I have gotten so many good deals there, mostly household items and decorative stuff. Also lots of craft supplies, seasonal items and some high end clothes. It probably isn't the thrift store for everyone, you do have to deal with rude people, sharp tongued staff (at times), and their odd routine of running the outlet. But......there are great bargains to be found at more than reasonable prices!!! I've even found some high end items that I have resold.