Goodwill Outlets & Bins in South Carolina

The attached Goodwill Outlet— you either LOVE IT (like me) or absolutely loathe it. Tons of bins with clothing, housewares, books— unsorted. They're vaguely arranged but no real organization. Personally it's my favorite store ever. I find treasures every single time. If you're doing a quick thrift trip, don't recommend for you. People can easily spend 30 minutes to 2 hours here. And if you're lucky— they'll bring out the fresh bins when you're in the store. TREASURE HUNTING HEAVEN.

It's a Buy-The-Pound format rather than actual GoodWill store. Avoid if you'd rather search neat racks and shelves over digging through bins of the remains of what got donated but never sold.

Always find good stuff here but the staff is extremely rude and they dont even open on time! Line waiting around the parking lot at 10:10 and was supposed to open at 10:00

Not your typical shop!! The CLEARANCE CENTER has tables piled with random clothing, others piled with housewares, and some with books. These are all sold by the pound. I love it because if you have time to look, you're going to get amazing deals!! If you're not this adventurous or don't have the time, head NEXT DOOR to the regular Goodwill store.

$25

You have to pick through bins here. Nothing is really separated. The cost is $1.19 per pound. There are a group of people who hang out here all day and they get aggressive when new bins are rolled out. They even bring small children with them and leave them sleeping in strollers in the corner! Very neglectful!

Blm. I got a lot of thingz only paid 20.00 . I go to the outlet Goodwill where it's $1.89 a pound the blue Benz and I enjoyed it's therapeutic to me

The outlet store that was attached was horrible. Most outlet stores have bins on wheels that are rotated out with new selections a few times a day. In this outlet, the bins are stationary. In fact, many of the bins were actually large boxes, so there would be no way of moving them in and out on a regular basis. New donations just seemed to be tossed on top of old items. There were only a few clothing bins. There were a bunch of shoe bins/boxes that were filled up to two or three feet deep with shoes. Finding a matching pair would be like finding a needle in a haystack. I used to love going to the outlet in Pittsburgh. I am beyond disappointed that this will not be a place I can shop. It was dirty and the staff in that section was unfriendly. Goodwill should be ashamed that they are accepting perfectly good donations and then destroying them by throwing them haphazardly into bins. It is disheartening to know that my donations might end up as landfill rather than actually helping others.

BINS BINS BINS! Get there earlyyyyyyyy, stand in line if u have to! The possibilities of finding designer clothing, shoes and other items like purses & hardback books--in perfect condition --are VERY likely. And when you get bored of doing that go look through the electronics because it's the same over there. It is crowded and be on your best etiquette as far as not diving into a bin that is already being looked through. Make sure to disinfect your hands when you leave though LOL