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Bin Stores in Seattle, WA

1 open bin store (including 1 Goodwill outlet) in Seattle and 5 more within 40 miles.

Seattle is home to one bin store in our Washington directory. Restock days are not published for these listings, so check each store's links before you go. If the Seattle stores are picked over, Goodwill Outlet Kent in Kent is 15 miles away.

Washington store map 1. Goodwill Outlet Seattle — Seattle, WA 1 2. Goodwill Outlet Kent — Kent, WA 2 3. Cheaper by the Day — Lynnwood, WA 3 4. Save By The Day — Federal Way, WA 4 5. Goodwill Outlet Everett — Everett, WA 5 6. Goodwill Outlet Tacoma — Tacoma, WA 6
Seattle stores highlighted; faded pins are the nearby stores listed below

All 1 bin store in Seattle

  1. Goodwill Outlet Seattle

    Seattle, WA · #1

    4.0 (4 Google)
    Goodwill Outlet Seattle storefront in Seattle, WA
    • Kids allowed
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Accepts cash and card
    • Restrooms available
    • Pay by the pound
    • High competition
    • Bin rotations
    • Clothing

    Address

    1765 6th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134

    Pricing

    Pay by the pound

    Store hours

    • Mon 8 AM–5 PM
    • Tue 8 AM–5 PM
    • Wed 8 AM–5 PM
    • Thu 8 AM–5 PM
    • Fri 8 AM–5 PM
    • Sat 8 AM–5 PM
    • Sun 8 AM–5 PM

    What shoppers say4

    4.0 (4 Google)
    • Great for good finds but the customer base is animalistic. The workers are mean BECAUSE OF THE ANIMALISTIC PEOPLE. SEATTLE POLICE DEPARTMENT NEEDS AN OFFICER ON SITE DURING BUSINESS HOURS. NOT SECURITY, A REAL COP. THERE IS ALOT OF VIOLENCE AND THEFT HERE. DONT COME ALONE COME WITH FRIENDS AND DONT COME ON A SATURDAY!
      Kendall
    • It's a wild experience, most people shop as fast as possible & look like Cookie Monsters trying to gobble as many cookies as possible, although in this case it's collecting clothing & knick knacks. It's a treasure hunt. *Pro tip: Go early or save your spot in line & wait in your car (the blue lines indicate where to stand). Choose quality over quantity! I brought back a sweater with lots of rips, because I was shopping too quickly.
      Blake
    • Bad experience, first they're over charging the price , pay attention to the weight. Second is look like a surviving war or the jungle, everybody is trying to grab stuff, pushing, pulling, yelling, they don't care if they hurt you , there's no orden at all, the rotation for clothes is kind of crazy, the usual buyer's are really violent and some of then don't use mask and nobody say nothing, the store time is different to the time that show up in Google, then we ready for the jungle day if you go there. Good luck!
      Lialis
    Show 1 more review
    • Good will is simply for the people. A wide variety of selections where I could find many great pieces of clothing. The bins are separated into shoes, toys, random objects, and clothes. They simply put the objects into a bin and you take what you want. The area is packed with tons of people. I would suggest bringing multiple bags to carry the clothes and gloves for safety. It's also insanely cheap. I was able to buy 5 pairs of clothing for 6 dollars.
      Alex

    Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.

Bin stores near Seattle (within 40 miles)

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.

Other cities in Washington: Tacoma (26 mi) · Spokane (230 mi) · all Washington bin stores

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