2 open bin stores (including 1 Goodwill outlet) in Savannah.
Savannah is home to 2 bin stores in our Georgia directory. Restock days are not published for these listings, so check each store's links before you go.
Savannah stores highlighted; faded pins are the nearby stores listed below
The staff lives up to the stores name-(Friendly)... Everyone was very friendly and courteous. They made sure that you understood the procedure for sales that transpired in the store. They have a variety of items and furniture. Nice merchandise. They have an awesome marketing strategy so that you can select the days in which you choose to spend money. For example, Sunday and Monday is $6 a day Tuesday $5 Wednesday $4 Thursday $3 Friday $2 and Saturday $1... For each item located in the bin. They have some beautiful recliners a great deal going on those It's just so much to choose from. It's a very nice store. If you're ever in the area stop by and check it out. (I enjoyed myself so much at this store when it was time for me to leave my car would not start broke down in the parking lot)... Lol... The staff even came out to check on me... That's so awesome!
Freda
Love the Friendly Bin Store! It's always a treasure hunt! You never know what you're going to find.
Kathy
Love this place! Everyone is so friendly See them just about every Friday 😊 …
Sabrina
Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.
I just happened on the Outlet while visiting Savannah. My first time and I got pretty much all name brand shoes...Vintage Chanel ballet flats, Tieks Ballet flats, some cute summer wicker purses, and vintage Embroidered Tablecloths and Doilies. I never knew this was down here and will be traveling more now!!
Chrissi
Great place for thrifted clothes for cheap. You have to rummage through the buckets yourself and most of the stuff isn't useable, but you can find some good items there if you dig around. I got 8 things of clothes for only $6.53 and some of them were well known brands. When I went I think it was 89 cents a pound of clothes. Great deal. Just make sure you wash them after you get them because they're dirty and smell.
Alexis
Savannah GWO has been one of my favorite places to shop up until this past year. I don't know if it's Covid or a change in management but shoppers here are out of control. Staffing does nothing about it. Shoppers charge bins before wheels are locked and they get pushed into people, buggys and employees. The shoe bins are especially dangerous, shoppers charge these bins in pairs, grab and throw pairs of shoes across bins to their partners across the room. I was nearly taken out by a pair of chunky sandals just two weeks ago.
Jess
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All the clothes have very bad smell. Like they have been dipped in gasoline or diesel fuel. Washed it twice, added softener and the smell is still there. I will have to throw it away. Disgusting.
Stamen
Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.
Getting there & what to bring
Every card above has a “Get directions” link that opens the store's Google Maps listing. Bin stores are usually in strip malls or light-industrial units with free parking. Arrive before opening on restock day if you want first pick; go late in the week for the lowest prices. Bring a bag, gloves, and small bills — a few stores are cash-only.
