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Goodwill Outlets In Iowa

Last Updated on June 18, 2024

In Iowa, there are 4 Goodwill Outlets, or Goodwill Bins, where you can sift through clothes, toys, home goods, electronics, and more.

To make the most of your visit:

Check ahead for current hours, which can change due to staffing.
Arrive early for the best chance at high-value items.

Bring gloves and a large bag in case shopping carts are scarce.
Plan to spend time looking through everything for hidden treasures.
Be ready for competitive shoppers—Goodwill Outlets attract many re-sellers and flippers who can be pushy.

Goodwill Outlets price items by the pound, offering great deals on designer clothes and more.

For vintage tees and crewnecks, it’s a great spot to try your luck.

If you don’t find anything on your first visit, remember new bins are filled daily. With consistency and a bit of luck, you’ll sharpen your thrifting skills and strike gold in no time. Good luck!

Iowa 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 Iowa.

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Goodwill Outlet Iowa

Goodwill Outlet Sioux City

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.

3100 W 4th St, Sioux City, IA 51103

(712) 258-0579
Store Hours:
Monday - CLOSED

Tuesday - CLOSED
Wednesday 10AM–8PM
Thursday 10AM–8PM

Friday 10AM–8PM
Saturday 10AM–8PM
Sunday - CLOSED

It wonderful love to go to the bin side of this location everyone is very nice who works there

Low end brands, smelled like a stereotypical dirty thrift store. Bulk pricing for clothes which is nice but it's at the absolute highest I'd pay for any of it ($4 tops $4.5 jeans/pants..). I had wanted to visit the outlet since I love the ones in Minneapolis and Denver but it's only open three days a week and so my mistake had driven down from Sioux Falls on a day they were closed. I might go back on a day the outlet is open but if it's anything like the main store it would be A HUGE disappointment and waste of time/money. My only hope lies in the fact that stuff for the outlet is also stuff shipped in from other stores that didn't sell because everything in there main store was dirty junk.

Always have fun at the Outlet GOODWILL!!

Goodwill Outlet Waterloo

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.

2620 Falls Ave, Waterloo, IA 50701
(319) 234-4626
Store Hours:

Monday 11AM–4:30PM
Tuesday 11AM–4:30PM
Wednesday 11AM–4:30PM

Thursday 11AM–4:30PM
Friday 11AM–4:30PM
Saturday - CLOSED

Sunday - CLOSED

Love this store!💯❤ I always find great things that I need! Prices are reasonable. Staff is great 👍

I would rate higher, but they are hardly open ever. There hours change all the time? However they are open 5 days a week yes. But for people who work during the day it’s not practical. I miss coming here every Saturday with my mom, but we both work during the day so we cannot.

Hardly anything. Passive staff.

Goodwill Outlet Des Moines

Kids Not Allowed (Under 16 Years Old)

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Restrooms Available

Pay-Per Pound

High Competition

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

6345 SE 14th St, Des Moines, IA 50320

(515) 285-5454
Store Hours:
Monday 10AM–6PM

Tuesday 10AM–6PM
Wednesday 10AM–6PM
Thursday 10AM–6PM

Friday 10AM–6PM
Saturday 10AM–6PM
Sunday 10AM–6PM

This outlet is ok. I wish the bins were more organized like other places, like bins for luggage, shoes, clothes only. They only have 3-4 rows of clothing left which disappoints for those who love finding clothes. It is ridiculous for the parents who come in and let their kids roam like free-range chickens. This isn’t a daycare. Keep your children and teens with you at all times. Yes, teens. They can be just as obnoxious as the young children. Kids playing kickball in the walkway is not ok. On the plus side, there are some very nice workers there! If you think some of them are mean, chances are it’s due to people or YOU not following the rules and them having to repeat COMMON SENSE stuff over the intercom. Or say it to your face in a stern way. They’re trying to do their jobs. It’s not a hangout to visit with people you know.

It's the greatest experience in dumpster diving without the trash and always good quality stuff. Makes you feel like you on a treasure hunt which makes it really fun cuz you never know what you'll find.

Not sure why you have to be 16yrs or older to shop at Goodwill. My two daughters wanted to shop for possible Xmas gifts for their brother and dad and weren't allowed to be in the store. I asked why and the employee could only say it had been that way since they reopened, but no actual reasoning. I understand Covid and all but We couldn't shop today because they are under 16, not even with a parent present. Smh

I want to like this place. I have one word to describe it, CHAOS. I think it’s to be expected considering you’re supposed to riffle through bins of junk, in hopes to find a treasure. There are some competitive people out there Looking for the diamond in the rough. That was not my goal. The staff was kind, sorta. One staff member was yelling, “Get out of the aisle!” We did not know what was going on. I think there is probably a way that she could either: a. Not be allowed to talk to people or B. Be taught that people deserve a certain amount of dignity and respect. I was not in the mood to save the day so I chose to not say anything.

Walked into this location and realized it was not for the faint of heart. I didnt do my research before entering the establishment (recommended) i should've brought gloves as there was broken metal and glass items in the bins. You could find anything from stained under garments to possibly a homeless person sleeping in the bins ready to greet you with his good will

Goodwill Outlet Cedar Rapids

Gloves Required (Gloves Sold For $2 At Door)

Kids Allowed

Wheelchair Accessible

Accepts Cash and Card

Restrooms Available

Pay-Per Pound

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

8200 6th St SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
(866) 466-7881

Store Hours:
Monday 10AM–7PM
Tuesday 10AM–7PM

Wednesday 10AM–7PM
Thursday 10AM–7PM
Friday 10AM–7PM

Saturday 10AM–7PM
Sunday 11AM–5PM

The staff were so helpful and friendly. We walked in not knowing what we were getting into but left full of wonder. You have to bring gloves or buy theirs for 1.99 and honestly that’s one of the best deals in the place — you go into Home Depot or a garden center and gloves like that will be at least $8. Bathrooms were clean, accessible. They have water fountains. Place was generally a clean, bright, cheerful. We watched the process of new inventory arriving on the floor. It was all covered with a black sheet, then revealed for eager but friendly shoppers to sift through. What an exciting time! You pay for the clothes by the pound — truly cannot IMAGINE a better deal!!!

I came to this location for the first time and by their own standards they require you to have gloves to shop in their establishment. Conveniently they sell you some at the door if you don't have any. This is racketeering if I've ever seen it. It is not against the law to shock without gloves. This is a rule the came up with on their own. Yet if you don't come with gloves then you have to PURCHASE Their gloves for approximately $3. So they made $3 just for you to come shop and purchases items that were DONATED for FREE. Yet they claim they are a NON-PROFIT organization.

Today was my first time here. I did not know what an outlet store for Goodwill would entail. It was different because you have to wear work gloves in order to pick through the merchandise in bins. They charge by the pound, a tad less than $2 per pound of clothes. I found a pair of jeans in my size with the tags still on them (which of course will still be washed before they are worn). There are dishes, books, pots and pans, curling irons, crock pots, purses, and I saw a knitting machine that was very tempting. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The inside of the building is not very clean, but that is to be expected because of people tearing through items quickly and leaving wrappings and boxes on the floor. Before you leave, they weigh the cart with the clothes in it, and you can put it in a bag if you like, which are on the way out of the store. The yard is very well-kept and the building looks nice from the outside.

LOVE shopping here! I can stay for hours. I always leave with lots of treasures for cheap! Rummaging through the bins is like a treasure hunt. If you are willing to look you can find some great stuff. I find clothes with tags all the time and lots of well known brands. At $1.49 a lb clothes are a steal. Paperback books are a quarter and hardbacks are 50 cents. I have a lovely stack of interesting books by my nightstand now. It's always fun when they bring the new bins out! The staff is wonderful. So excited they brought this to Cedar Rapids.