Prices may vary, but it is still likely to be quite a bargain. Items like blankets, heavy jackets, books, shoes, and accessories are priced at the register individually.I usually leave with 25-50 percent of what I originally grabbed.
Even if a shirt only costs 25 cents, that’s too much if you never wear it. There is a serious feeding frenzy once the bins arrive- I almost lost a hand one day! My 15 year-old niece literally dove into the crowd and I didn’t see her again until she resurfaced with a gorgeous Quicksilver jacket and three pairs of Abercrombie jeans. You’ll see people lining up to wait for them. Once you’ve accumulated a giant pile of items (and you will), go through them for stains or non-repairable rips. They probably won’t be there later and you can always filter through your picks. When you find items, grab them right away and put them in your cart.If you make it through all of the bins, you’ll feel like you just did about a hundred lateral pull-downs. This is your digging… and your upper body workout for the day. Work your way from one side to the other. To dig: Start at one end, pick a bin, and go through it by making an empty space on one end and moving clothing or items into the space.A lot of hands have been there before yours. Bring hand sanitizer, wipes, and/or even gloves.It will limit your spending if you only have $20. Bring cash instead of a credit card if you’re on a budget.Grab a cart on your way in (if you get there early enough) or you may have to get creative to carry your finds.Tips for shopping the bins at the Goodwill Marketplace Read this list of tips before your next trip: There are also furniture pieces and other large household goods near the front. You can go and bid for huge lots, or you can dig for items sold by the pound (currently $2.49/lb). The Marketplace caters to auctions in the back section, and the bins are located in the front.
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