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Goodwill Outlets In Oklahoma

Last Updated on June 18, 2024

There’s just one Goodwill Outlet, or Goodwill Bins, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

This spot is a magnet for treasure seekers and resellers who aren’t afraid to dig deep.

If you’re stepping into a Goodwill Outlet for the first time, brace yourself for a unique shopping adventure, especially at this Oklahoma City location. The competition is intense, with regulars fiercely hunting down their finds. It’s a serious game out there.

Who are these resellers, you ask? Well, they’re folks who scour these outlets to buy low and sell high online. They can be a bit pushy, but that’s all part of the hunt.

And yes, this Goodwill Outlet is a prime spot for resellers.

Here at the Goodwill Bins, everything is thrown into big blue bins and sold by weight, often for less than $2 per pound.

What makes this place so popular in Oklahoma City? It’s the potential to unearth valuable gems. There’s a good chance of stumbling upon designer clothes and pricey items at a fraction of their retail cost.

And if vintage tees are your thing, this place might just be your lucky charm.

Here’s a tip: Get there early in the morning armed with gloves and a roomy tote bag because the competition for Goodwill carts can be fierce. Pushing and jostling among eager shoppers? It’s all part of the experience.

If your first visit doesn’t yield any treasures, fret not. New bins brimming with fresh goodies are rotated in daily. Stay persistent, stay lucky, and soon enough, you’ll be a pro at scoring those thrift store gold nuggets. Best of luck out there!

Oklahoma Goodwill Outlet Map

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Goodwill Bins Oklahoma

Goodwill Outlet Oklahoma City

Kids Allowed

Wheelchair Accessible

Restrooms Available

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

High Competition

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

1320 W Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73106
(405) 278-7122
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–6PM
Tuesday 8AM–6PM
Wednesday 8AM–6PM
Thursday 8AM–6PM
Friday 8AM–6PM
Saturday 8AM–6PM
Sunday 9AM–5PM

Holy moly! This place was crazy! It's a whole bunch of people digging through piles and piles of everything on tables! This is like combat shopping! Everything was separated into piles, like clothes and shoes and blankets so that was nice but I couldn't find the match to the boots I wanted. there were only a few shopping carts. The people that work there were great and you pay by the pound which I thought was pretty cool. I'll probably go back the next time I'm feeling aggressive 😂😂

The sale by the pound is FALSE ADVERTISING and misleading. Shoes are individually priced, purse are as well. House wares and other items are also sold differently, only pound per cost is the nasty stain clothing. I could have done better at my local goodwill and everything wouldn't be broken, missing pieces, dirty or gross feeling to the touch. I feel this warehouse takes advantage of their community by taking their money for this garbage and telling them they just got a deal. Just wrong on so many levels. The woman behind the blue tubs kept yelling and screaming at people, not like anyone could even understand her. The gentleman pushing clothing carts was nice. Overall Do better goodwill cause this was just shameful

It's messy and dirty, BUT, wear gloves and a mask. You can find so many treasures. We've gone about 6 times and always come back with something. We've found from toasters to sheet metal backsplashes for the kitchen. You can also find kitchen items for less than $1!! Everything is weighed by the pound so you get a lot more for your money. If you have patience and like to look around this is the place for you!

For what it is — 5stars! Why? Because it’s the thrill of the hunt, even beyond the traditional Goodwill experience! Don’t expect racks of dresses — you gotta dig for the gold. Some diggers get excited and toss things about, breaking and damaging otherwise good items — the staff don’t put trash in the bins. It’s a little dusty and I’ll probably wear gloves next time, but it’s the nature of what the store is — semis brining bins of goodies to the dock door — all the overstock / beyond season (the retail stores keep getting donations and cycle through) and we get the even greater savings opportunity and a good hunt. Just like hunting, you may bag something, you may not. It’s an adventure, just be open to a different experience!

"Bin" to about 50 of these bins. Passing through. Some bins were changed with more product. Ranks Probably in the lower half. Might not be a fair assessment since thrift store offerings are in deep decline EVERYWHERE. Didn't get anything, but I would try this location again.

Really dirty compared the the Goodwill stores however there are better deals to be had. What ruins the shopping experience here is there are always large groups/families that hang out all day. They spread out and jump in front of you before you can check the bins when new ones are rolled out. Then they setup a base in the store, hogging everything, taking up space, making it difficult to get around the store. Then after spending 10-20min in checkout they change their minds and throw things back. I would like to see new rules added where people cant just pile up their finds in walkways. Add more carts in the store as there are only a few available (They can definitely afford them) so people arent dragging tubs around and bumping into you. *Update: So people arent camping in the way now. But there's a hidden price list for things like vacuums/tvs/monitors/ and other household items where they spring it on you at the register and DO NOT charge by the pound. Incredibly greedy business practice.