Goodwill Outlet

You never know what you're going to find there, but since they sell everything by the pound, you can get a lot for a good price. The Outlets are definitely not like your typical thrift store experience, tho. There are no racks with clothing hung up or shelves with items on display. Everything is brought out on tables, and when they bring out new ones, they have everybody stand back so that the employees don't get trampled. It's actually kind of like shopping while in a mosh pit lol. I mean that in a good way. It's just that sometimes the customers can get a little aggressive when picking thru the bins. It is recommended to wear gloves if you plan on digging in, and prepare to enjoy the controlled chaos that is the Goodwill Outlet World. Definitely recommend.

The crowd can get aggressive, especially around the housewares. But if you're willing to get through it you can get some great finds!
For serious thrifters. If you're casually looking to go to the bins it may not be for you.

Great place to shop for bulk items!! If you like looking 👀 in huge bins!!

If you have never been to an outlet it is quite an experience.you are charged by weight. they bring out wheeled tables of merchandise you can't shop until they tell you to.then it's a arm flinging digging experience. Some stuff is new still in the package. You won't wanna go to a regular goodwill again!!

This place is so fun! A great place to dig for treasure! My boyfriend and I went there looking for a tv stand. Junior was friendly, professional, and very helpful. We managed to find the perfect table for a great price. Thanks for your help, Junior!

I like this location. The employees do yell. It's a warehouse with a bunch of people not paying attention. They kinda need to yell. Kids must be 16 or older to come in. There is a lot of broken glass and things in the bins so I'm sure they don't want to be held accountable for kids. I love coming in an discovering new things. I usually come weekday mornings and they switch the bins out quite frequently. So if that's what you're looking for, I would suggest that time. The lady that is always working the register and sweeping in the mornings is super nice. She always says good morning when you come in and just has an overall nice demeanor.

All of the stuff here is trashed picked by the disabled volunteers. They’re mostly pretty sweet except for the woman with Down syndrome. She was shouting at everybody but nobody could understand what she was saying. The lady at the cash register was quiet but spoke clearly, and should probably have been the one announcing the boxes. She seemed neurotypical comparatively but you can’t always tell by looking; my uncle suffers from schizophrenia but blends in most of the time. Nothing really to buy here but I bring people when they’re in town, because it’s interesting to look at what people throw away, and I think the people who come here use it for school projects, or making patines, or sewing quilts.

Many choices of good stuff. The price is very good, cheaper than the usual store. I could spend hours hunting for good stuff and did not even realize that.

Love this goodwill outlet! I appreciate that they yell and enforce the rules, if they didn't the regulars who know damn well what they are doing to bend the rules when they can would do it more openly and not sneakily. Management is great! Rotations happen so fast it is awesome! The staff hustles to bring new bins out. The Denver outlet store is a joke and they don't enforce rules and the regulars run the place that is why I can sincerely appreciate the way this place is ran! 5 stars and 2 thumbs up to how everyone involves makes this place a safe, friendly, and a fair place to shop! Best Goodwill Outlet in Colorado!

One of my most favorite places to shop

Best place for thrift store shopping experience.

Customers were a bit aggressive when the bins were switched out but the employees did an excellent job enforcing the rules and keeping order.

Don’t expect to get coddled here by anybody including employees. It’s an absolute free for all. I love it. Just watch out for shards of glass when you’re digging through the bins because there’s tons of it

I'd never been to a goodwill outlet world, but now I'll probably be a regular. It is not a regular thrift store; it's more like a garage sale where you have to dig around unsorted stuff, so it takes more effort and can be quite dusty. However, price-wise, it's totally worth it. Priced by the pound, for about $14 dollars I got 26 items of clothing (which included a $60 dress still with original tags), a storage container, and an unopened kid's toy.

All the folks who have nothing but bad things to say, shouldn't even be there. 1. Yes, it is dirty and filthy. Its old so called junk that people didn't sell or donated. Why would it be clean? 2. You have to work for the items. I'm fine with that, you're not expected to see a beautifully sorted section for you to shop. 2. One man/woman's trash is another woMAN's treasure. So if you don't have time to shop, I suggest you go else where. 4 Thing's are weighed per pound, but so worth it if you buy lighter items. Eg. socks, scarves etc. 5. Some big items you can get it priced. I've never paid more than 4.99 for a single item that was too heavy to be weighed. 6. I've found such great things, and currently selling them. So worth it if you can find thing's that are worth selling. 7. Found tons of great clothing that are in perfect condition. Just wash and wear.
I'm a working middle class civilian who can afford regular department stores, and I absolutely love shopping here. I try to stop by at least once a week to see what I can find. Spending anywhere from $4-10 a week, for a bag or 2 full of things. No, i'm not hoarding. I donate what I don't wear and replenish from GoodWillOutlet. Since discovering this place about 3 weeks ago, I can't imagine being anywhere else.
PS. there are lots of regulars, but they all are cool people. We kinda have a silent relationship where we look out for each other as far as items in our carts to sharing our findings. LOL.
Definitely the place to be if you're bored.

Good prices. Be prepared to do some digging for good finds. Mask and gloves required. Definitely bring heavy duty gloves for searching the bins.

I don't know what kind of moron goes to a goodwill outlet and thinks that it's going to be organized. I guess all the idiots that reviewed it before me...

Bottom line is that the outlets are bins full of random stuff. If you have children who need toys or clothes then this is the best place to go. If you're an uptight jag off than this place isn't for you. You'll probably stick your hand in broken glass, so the "upcycle" pastel vintage store types probably want to keep their distance.

This specific goodwill outlet is nice because they have a separate room for furniture. It also seem to be a little less chaotic than the Denver outlet (less people throwing things AT you).

This place is...awesome! It's like hunting for hidden treasure. I usually find enough to resell that pays for the three hour trip home. Recently I found a brand new item in the bottom of bin I paid $1 and it sold for $50.

Great place to find inexpensive Items including but not limited to house ware, clothing, electronics, books, movies, antiques, and much much more!

Large selection of merchandise that rotates several times an hour with prices based on weight per pound. Great selection and great deals. Very fast paced.