Goodwill Industries of Orange County

I like this good will bc they have a huge selection of name brand jeans and they still do the tag sale. The purse selection is good but they do need more work out clothes. Overall very clean good will and I like the boutique option.

Great new look and feel. BIGGER, NICER, CLEANER, Nice Music, there’s even a Vinyl music listening station!
If your guy is looking for Rock & Republic or Ed Hardy jeans, this seems the place to look– at least today.
Me, I prefer my Levis…

This place was terrible! Tiny and crowded. The clothes weren’t organized by any sort at all. It was basically like a garage sale. They even had a few tents up to use as a fitting room! Odd.

This Goodwill is the best I’ve ever been to! When you walk in, it doesn’t smell like the other thrift stores. They have tons of shoes & clothing. They had a bunch of halloween items too! It might be a little pricey compared to other Goodwills, but this one has the best clothing! If you look through you can find trendy clothing! WILL DEFINITELY COME AGAIN!!! :-)

Super nice store with friendly employees. The store is well organized so not too hard to «dig» around. I found a nice wedding guest dress for just $ 12 — and in like new condition. So why not?

This is a very organized location with friendly employees. They don’t have military discounts only seniors! I found a crock pot for $ 4.99, a George Foreman grill new in box $ 9.99, and a Nate Berkus jute rug 5×8 new for $ 29.99! However, I feel like I never find any name brand clothing here.

So yes prices are a tad higher than the usual goodwill store. However, you get what u pay for. High quality clothing, very designer. Designer bags, nice dresses, quality merchandise, at a great discounted price I should say. I like it! I think you would too! Someone paid 50 dollars or more for a pair of Ralph Lauren jeans I paid 11.00! Thanks classic closet goodwill!

I wish I could give this location ZERO stars. I came here thinking I would get a few things at bargain prices… $ 16 for jeans is NOT a bargain. There are plenty of thrift shops and second-​hand stores in the area besides this one. I suggest doing a quick Google search for somewhere else besides Goodwill.

I’m back! I haven’t been thrifting in forever… but since my thrifting buddy is back I decided to do a bit of shopping! :) my limit was $ 20 (I’m gonna pop some tags… only got $ 20 in my pocket~) but I went over my limit… oh well. This goodwill is a bit more expensive, but they were having a 50% off green tags day so I got a deal. I walked away with a brand new pair of shorts (tags still attached! It was originally from target), a forever 21 blazer that fit super well, and a bar iii dress, originally from Macy’s. These are going to be some awesome DIY projects for the future (I’m planning on dip dying the shorts. they were only $ 5.99!) and I’ve already converted the dress into a cute flowy peplum top :) I did go over my budget. Like others have said, its a bit more expensive here ($ 10 each for the dress and the blazer and $ 5 for the shorts) but I thought it was worth it! Plus they have a fitting room (always good). No returns, unlike salvation army, which is a little lame but hey… you’re donating to a good cause, yah?

I come to Goodwill for Super Cheap WORKOUT CLOTHES!
This location is better than the others because of their apparel and there aren’t as many «creepers» or «bums». Its in a safer area in HB.

Total disappointment.
I guess this is supposed to be a bit more upscale? I definitely didn’t see any merchandise that would separate it from your everyday Goodwill except for a nice selection of large area rugs. Housewares was a total bust as was the rest of the shop…
Actually walked out empty handed which hardly ever happens.

Definitely not the super high end Goodwill I expected buttttt it’s rather prettier, cleaner and more organized than most I have visited in 30 miles. I found a great pair of barely worn heels to match a coat I bought at Macy’s recently. A lot of the items are less worn than most but still over priced for being second hand. It’s like shopping at a smelly/​dated Ross.

Shopping at a thrift shop can be hit or miss, but good lord… this GoodWill is a Gold Mine! I scored some pretty amazing purchases and will definitely be back! But to maximize your trip you should go in with a game plan.
My two cents…
*Fridays are 50% –a predetermined– color tag sale day, which really is the start of the rack war. Today’s color was blue.
*This location buys a ton of overstock from the local Target, so actually a lot of the Target merchandise is new. Today they were selling a bunch of Jason Wu apparel, and I scored one of his cat bag for 10 bucks, booya! :D
*Sections of garments are grouped by color and all the sizes are mixed together.
*Go with an open mind and browse all the sections.
Happy thrifting! :)

The fashion labels are here; the things Goodwill might otherwise sell on ebay for a good price are here at reasonable prices without outrageous S&H — and it’s not department store pricing. Knowing how much people try-​on at the department store fashion racks, I’m not sure it’s completely right to call any clothes new just because of a tag. Shop the clearance rack in a department store if you want to be part of that school of sharks, but I found this a restful way to consider circulating my money.
Everyone should keep in mind — at a Goodwill store YOU don’t pay taxes either.

This store is just silly. At one time they actually had a St John rack with prices starting at $ 80 and up for 10 to 20 year old ugly dresses. Yes, I know NEW St John Knits dresses start at around $ 1000…but this is a THRIFT STORE and these dresses were OLD and the kind no one wears except rich, elderly matrons going to a charity event. And they can afford a new St John. I go in here about once a year because it’s close to home and I guess I always hope they will start to realize they are running a thrift store, not a high end boutique… I am always disappointed. There is NOTHING in this store worth what they are charging. Lots of Target crap and clothes from mall stores like Forever 21. Their employees are snooty too, as if they are working at one of OC’s finest & most expensive emporiums, which I find hysterically funny & annoying at the same time. Don’t waste your time.

well I’d have 2 agree with the others, this place is definitely overpriced. all the jeans were 10 bucks and if they were dkny or any other designer brand their like 15 or 20! wtf?! i mean they are used, and donated. and they don’t have 2 pay taxes either… i did find some cute things but they need to bring their prices down cuz their pissin me off…

This Goodwill sucks! Everything is waaay overpriced (but that’s because it’s in «HB” – whatever?). Levi’s for $ 25/​Crappy Anchor Blue $ 20. Shoes for $ 15 that were cheaper at the orig. place of purchase, I.E. Target. Lots of new Target merchandise is donated here (New Swimsuits, purses, etc.) Nevertheless, I almost purchased a pair of dark, skinny jeans, but reneged at the last minute… They definitely were not worth $ 12.00.

This is supposed to be the «designer closet» Goodwill store. I went here once expecting to find some cool stuff, maybe some low end designer things. Instead I found lots of Old Navy, sequined 80s prom dresses, acid wash, and mom jeans for prices that were totally laughable. c’mon, $ 15 for a pair of Old Navy jeans?
I know Goodwill’s proceeds go to programs to help the homeless/​needy, but no one is going to buy anything if the prices are that high and the stuff is not worth it. It seems the Goodwills in this area are more expensive… so I’d avoid if you’re looking for a deal.