Red White & Blue Thrift Store

I took my kids in here and one of the store associates Marissa was the best. She helped me and answered all my questions. We left with some really great things I was looking for. She was so nice give her a raise.

I should clarify, there was a line because I got there before opening.

All thrift stores are the same, but at the same time, here was different, better. Employee's were genuinely nice, place is compact without feeling too cramped and there is a little bit of everything. The odd things to be found on top of the aisles and behind the counter are my "what's here" location. Items are mostly priced to move, with some days making some items too good to not buy.

Overall, very pleasant experience.

I like the way they understand that people shop there that ride the bus and have to carry bags to shop with. They allow you to show inside your bag upon arrival and leaving instead of trying to take control of your bag. Especially when we as women carry wallets, keys, and our purse content that we don't want to just had over to shop somewhere. And they probably don't want to be held liable either because what a responsibility to hold everyone's personal things...:)I also got this baseball bat here to.:)

#1 thrift store in Portland. When I was a kid my parents were pretty broke but I stayed dripped out cuz they have the craziest stuff here. Always a good find and half the time it’s discounted. I’m like a vulture with this place, circling it waiting for them next good thing. Only place better is Taco Bell down the road but even then, Taco Bell doesn’t have a sick necklace for 2.99 😳😫 if you like looking cool and slightly zesty, but also don’t wanna be broke, come here often, you won’t regret it ‼

Best part is they are cash only!!! Great finds everytime I go

My all time favorite thrift store in the Portland Metro area. The deals are almost too good-I have to really stick to a budget when I go in. The selection is incredibly overwhelming in the best way, and the prices are right and completely fair. Most recently I got two tops, a dress, a blender, and two books for around $30, which honestly is even a little higher than you'd have to spend because most of my stuff was not discounted-that's another great thing about this place. Like Goodwill, certain color tags will be discounted, but unlike Goodwill, it's usually more than one color. Score!

Be mindful that it's usually very busy and the aisles are narrow, so you'll have to be pretty close to other shoppers throughout the store. It's hard to navigate with a cart, so I usually just carry things in my arms. And they are cash only!!!

As far as I can tell, clothing is not sorted by size but it is sorted by color and style.

Upon entering the doors, the checkout counter was fully staffed with pleasant faces and a greeting to boot. The place was hopping with eager shoppers and a bounty of goods for their choosing.
I enquired about allowing backpacks into the store. The condition is to open them, purses, and shopping bags under a camera for cursory photo before and after you shop.
I found some speakers with little data about capability. I searched the internet and found little more. I ask for assistance in removing the grill for further inspection and was obliged with grace. Question was answered and a deal struck.
Donations are accepted outside in front of the contain box 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM (close sooner if box is filled) Best to call when concerning what is acceptable.
If a negative, there was no public restroom available. Seems common everywhere these days.

Place hasn't changed since I was a kid. No-frills, unpretentious thrift store. If you want upscale resale -- honey, there are stores for you. Red White & Blue is for the rest of us who are here for cheap clothing, books and housewares. Thanks for keeping prices sane, RWB!

My mom accidentally donated some very sentimental Bratz Dolls to this location. The employees were nice enough to try and locate the items but unfortunately they were all gone. If you by chance purchased them, please message me on Facebook at the same name as listed. I will buy them back from you.

Very busy store, but the employees are really nice. The only thing is be prepared they only take cash, but have a ATM if you need it.

Good prices and for a thrift shop ,great finds , love that its cash only as well !!!

In a time when thrift stores are closing, consolidating and loosing market share to online venues Red White & Blue stands out as a shining example of old school thrift shop retail heaven! We have been going for years and will be lifetime customers. And the staff are fast, friendly & knowledgeable so they must have an AWESOME store manager!

Outside of requiring you to pay cash, they are the best. If you know what you're looking for they have the best deals in the metro area. I have found several pair of extremely good high-quality barely used Columbia Sportswear hiking/ all purpose zip off pants, all for less than $15. 75% of my pants have been less than $10. they have a fantastic selection of just about everything that I have ever needed. Takes a little time to go through everything but they have great quality for usually less than 50% of Goodwill prices.

My mom (Betty Jo Noble) and her best friend Heidi shopped at your store on a regular basis. For Years!
They would start out early, shop for hours (allowing Heidi to look at everything).
Heidi had the most amazing apartment filled with treasures she found at your store.
Now I try to come to Red, White and Blue and sometimes I bring my grandkids (if they promise to behave).
The store is well organized and the staff is friendly and helpful.

Lots of good stuff and new sales everyday. They definitely over price some obvious items, but they miss A TON of good stuff when pricing and end up giving great deals. It's usually either a really great deal, or laughably overpriced. Still a fun adventure every time.

One of the least expensive thrift stores . mainly focused on clothing but it has a little bit of everything. there are definitely some good deals, of course you have to deal with the deals of different color tags different days have 50% off and other percentages off and of course there's senior day where seniors get 50% off for more on certain colors and other standard discounts but all in all usually better deals then most other thrift stores but it is cash only they do have an ATM in the store but it has broken a few times over the last couple years I've been going there.

The best thrift store in Oregon. You never know what unusual and unique thing you'll come across on any given day. The prices are much better than some other thrift shops, and every day there are at least 2 tag colors discounted. It's cash only though, so bring at least 100.00, and there are no fitting rooms or restrooms. And all sales are final, so make sure you are okay with it before you buy it.

Best thrift store around I wish I lived closer to it. Great prices and lots of items. I typically get all my Christmas stuff from here.

Bought shoes here that got my mom and I back on our feet, comfortable for sure. Now just have to remember this place when we go shopping for more. Very useful and sporty, clean and well managed.

This is a classic no frills, cash only thrift store. It's often crowded with shoppers and the aisles are narrow. But this place is full of stuff. This isn't one of those fancy Portland area Goodwill stores. This is a real thrift store. Clothes racks are neatly organized. Toys are bagged. Not a lot of furniture, small book area, few DVDs and CDs. No restroom or changing rooms. They have a nice parking lot, but it is sometimes pretty full.