Goodwill Boutique

This store has a good selection, the store is clean and employees helpful. Compared to how the Newberg GW store is ran I would highly recommend this store over wasting time going into Newberg,
Only complaint was last time I came in to drop things off it was raining, I am disabled and there were 2 young men outside bringing items in, no cart, they said they were all full, and no help to lift out heavy box, when I tried to do it myself the box fell and the items spilled out onto the pavement and under my vehicle, and the boys without blinking just walked back into the store even though there was no other items for them to carry in, SO if you are disabled and they do not want to take your items, I would recommend going elsewhere to donate !

$ 4.99 for used T shirts! Better off going to Ross!
Goodwill, lower your prices!!!

Was there yesterday. Found a hood for .99. I went to the counter and the counter lady said that it was wrongly priced! Wtf! She proceeded to go to the managed who made up some random price. Very weird.

I have high expectations of what a boutique is when I was a kid. I have thought of it as all glitz and glamour. It is all subjective as I learn on how the world rotates and evolves.
I like how organized this store is. It is relatively cleaner than some other Goodwill stores. This branch seems quiet and tame compared to the other thrift shop concert halls where all you can see is a mosh pit of bargain hunters.
I am very happy that there are only a few hunters here. Needless to say, I came home with nothing. I did not see anything that I can turn into an obra maestra.

Gotta love high end thrift! I saw a brand new Lotus parked right out front the last time I was there, plus a lot of other new luxury cars.
The selection was really good. I found exactly what I was looking for here, after checking a dozen other second hand stores first.
The prices are super high now. Used items are only 20−25% off new retail prices. I remember when it was the other way around and you could pick up stuff for 10−25% of the original sales price. I saw a blender for $ 14.99 that was $ 19.99 at the Rite Aid next door. The one at goodwill was heavily used and dirty. You’d think they’d at least adjust the price for things like that.

This goodwill is ridiculous. I bought a lamp and as I’m leaving they call me back in and had a supervisor make me return it because some lady wanted it first. There was no slip on it but one in her hand. Didn’t offer anything and left empty handed. Ridiculous!

This is one of my favorite goodwills and has been for a long time. I just don’t get out to Tigard much anymore, but always want to stop here when I do. Maybe this is 5 stars compared to other goodwills — but I’m stingy. Or perhaps, other goodwills simply deserve 3 stars instead… I’ll think on that.
The parking lot is huge, and somehow always full. The help is a bit slow, but that’s no surprise. Prices here are somewhat cheaper than much of Portland’s goodwills. They also have a large donation center here — maybe even drive though.
They have a plethora of shoes, handbags, linens, activewear, (new) socks & gloves, and basically everything. I found a scrabble set yesterday — which NEVER happens, believe me, I know, I’ve looked. Lots of Scrabble Jr — but no one ever gets rid of their scrabble boards. $ 1.99 SCORE!

Did ya know there are over 40 stores in a 50 mile radius from Tigard?
This is how I got to my rating:
1 STAR BECAUSE I LOVE donating to this branch of Good Will — they have lots of helpers so you don’t have to do all the work yourself and the bay where you drop off donations is covered thus keeping me drip free during my shedding of items that are still suitable to be sold.
1 STAR BECAUSE I LOVE the location. It is in my proverbial backyard.
2 STARS BECAUSE I DOUBLE LOVE the weird stuff people give away or die and leave behind! I just scored the coolest 1960s floating Raymor clock for 8 bucks!!!
The only reason I held back 1 star is that I am just like that. Nah, not really. I only gave it FOUR wonderful stars because it is not my very favorite of their numerous locations.
Of the Goodwill stores I frequent I would certainly count this in the top 10 for sure.
* NO STARS Just an FYI: My mother LOVES this place for books at lowish prices. The prices don’t seem that good to me because I can still remember back to the 90s when you could get like 100 books for a quarter.

just alright. lots of random knicknacks that i wouldn’t count as «boutique.»
got some decent shirts here from banana republic. the dressing room is a tent at the edge of the store, it’s kinda dark in there so if you are a dressing room diva, plan accordingly.
There is a lot more selection and better prices at Value Village just down the road.

Pet «tent» for travel. Marshalls and Ross price — $ 5.99. Goodwill price, — $ 12.99 (same one).
Jeans (6 pairs) still with the retail store price tag on them of $ 8.99 on sale. Goodwill price $ 14.99 !
Ann Taylor Loft Shirt — sale price tag on of $ 6.97. Goodwill price $ 9.99
Target framed picture — retail price tag on it of $ 4.99 on sale. Goodwill price $ 7.99
Is this a joke? When I mentioned these prices to the employees, they shrugged it off saying they received them already priced and couldn’t do anything about it.
The CEO is onto a good thing it seems. I’ll donate my clothes to Salvation Army now, where they can be resold at a reasonable price to those in need.