Goodwill Outlets & Bins in Tennessee

• The clothing selection was actually pretty big. I was able to find 4 pairs of pants, 3 shirts and a belt for my fiance for $32. A pretty decent deal if you ask me. The condition of the clothes is very good considering they are used. The staff members were very friendly and talked to me the entire time we were checking out. The only downside, it was crowded and with the carts, small aisle space, and people kinda made me feel claustrophobic a little. Buuuut a very good shopping trip! Will return here for future clothing and even household purchases!

• Love luv Goodwill Industries OUTLET stores. There are 3 in the Nashville + suburb areas. You have to be ready to dig and search through the bins to find things. But you can find some great buys. My best buys have been some original designer items that were is good condition. Many of the people who are in the store daily, are resellers that sell online and at the flea market. Several people buy and ship items to Africa and South America. Come with gloves , maybe an apron Some people bring food, so that they can take a break, eat then continue shopping. Happy shopping

• This was our first Goodwill Outlet. Very busy store. Lots of stuff. Some good. Some not so good. A lot that's just trash. Items are in bins that you dig through. You pay by the pound. Easy to look through most bins. Clothing bins were more chaotic due to all the people rummaging through. Best items are found when they first bring out bins. After the bins are quickly gone through, mostly junk is leftover. But, amongst the junk is where we found everything that we bought. Cashier was super nice. I would definitely wear gloves next time. The stuff in the bins are pretty dirty/nasty for the most part. Lots of broken things so there is for sure a cut/puncture hazard.

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• I've been to other Goodwill Outlets, and this is both the smallest and dirtiest. There is the potential for good deals on light items since they price by the pound, but this location did not impress.

• I Go to this Goodwill on Dodd's Avenue all the time. I don't like people stealing fom my buggie. The bathrooms are not working and not clean.Hardly any shoes that match up. Glass broken in boxes that is dangerous. I wished they would put nicer stuff out and quit putting all the good stuff in the goodwill stores. Give us better merchandise. Dated-2/21/22.

• Would not recommend to go to unless you are ready to dive into bins upon bins of random things. Will say the bathrooms were clean and well attended to. However be careful in their parking lot. Was approached by some shady people.

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• Everything that someone could need and if you are looking for the real bargain check out that "Bargain Barn " on the west side of the store.

• The barn outlet store is much better now, since they are not letting kids, especially small kids come in the store. It is very peaceful in the store now.

• Great place always find hidden gems great why to get good stuff cheap in the barn

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• Had a blast! And got so many great deals! Went Saturday at 10:30 and was there till 2:30 filled two carts! First cart was $63.00 second cart was $72.00. We did not experience any of the negatives people mentioned! Two hour drive was worth every penny spent! We did not wear gloves…we had a great experience for our first trip. Headed back tomorrow (Sunday)

• At $1.29/lb there are some great buys here. The only negative is that everything is in bins. We knew this going in so we brought latex gloves, not a bad trade off for the value of the items we got. It's just a shame that some people open boxes (A Scrabble game), thus losing all of the pieces. It was a good way to blow off an hour and get some really nice stuff to resell. Found some curtains that will make great upholstery for my vintage and antique furniture refurbishing.

• I have found authentic red bottoms and Gucci at this place! This place is a gold mine. I find coach Michael Kors Tory Burch fossil free people Eddie Bauer on a regular basis. No one in Nashville should be clothe less or broke. I spend about $300-$400 here a month and that small investment keeps me self employed and living my best life.

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