Goodwill Outlets & Bins in Sturtevant

For those wondering, you basically dig through the bins at your leisure and toss wanted items into your cart. You pay by weight for things like clothes, making them far cheaper than those you would buy at the regular Goodwill stores. The quality is very hit or miss though, there are a lot of items that I wouldn't touch without gloves on. The occasional hit is absolutely worth the time investment though, the prices are simply unbeatable for thrift shopping. With how often they swap bins in and out, I almost always leave with at least one full bag The Outlet is also a hotspot for resellers. Every time new bins are put out, there is always a stampede of people wanting to dig through them to find things to sell before anyone else can grab them. I tend to avoid new bins until the crowd dies down a bit, but that does mean that I can potentially miss out on things that I would have otherwise wanted. If you are looking for brand new or name brand things, be prepared to quickly dig through new bins

The outlet is awesome you can find a lot of cool stuff. But I didn't write this review to talk about the outlet, I'm writing this review to talk about all the people complaining about the regulars. All you cry babies know you could do the same thing they do right? I get it it's not convenient for most people but that doesn't give you the right to complain. Go buy the stuff new if you don't want to deal with "regulars" stop being such a cheap person. Also for all the people saying all the regulars resale stuff, I had a nice conversation with a gentleman who is a regular and he collects the stuff he doesn't sell it. So stop acting like you know everything, cuz you don't

Today was very busy. It seemed that most people had a cart, as the cart corral was empty except for maybe two or three left. Most who had carts are regulars, who sell what they buy, and once the bins have been sifted through, move on to the next row of bins to be exchanged for new items. Because of the crowd today, the people waiting in the aisles with their carts for fresh bins left very little room to walk, and we're blocking access to the bins others would like to look through. Most were standing around conversing with others, blind to the fact that other customers would like to dig through the bins too. None were rude, and would move if asked, but there has to be a better way.