I think this might've been my favorite place to thrift while on my vacation. I found some amazing…read moredeals. If I lived here, I would have definitely bought furniture. Beautiful stuff! Customer Service was great. The store was clean and no funky odors. I can't wait to return when the weather is cooler! 7/18/26

I guess people are right when they said this was one of the best thrift stores in the desert. At…read morefirst I didn't realize that there's another location just past downtown Palm Springs tucked inside a strip mall. Then there's this location, which I believe maybe a bigger one. Just off the main strip of East Palm Canyon, you won't miss it. There's plenty of parking which is always a major plus. Right when you walk in, of course you can tell it's a thrift store. One side is where all homes goods and furniture is located and the opposite is where the clothing are. There's quite a big home section which I was quite surprised. Deals were great for some of the things I saw. Pretty much loads of items and well priced. But right in the middle of the store, there's more furniture but it seems to be more of the higher end collection. A good selection on mid century and modern pieces which looked pretty new. They're a bit pricer than you would normally think for a second hand shop but still pretty affordable. Clothing wise, I didn't scan through it as I was just browsing the furniture and accessories. You can score some gems there if you look around. Some things looked amazing but prices were a bit on the expensive side for what it was. It's a pretty cool place to just pop in to see what they carry. Who knows, you could find some amazing gems.

Service: Was greeted warmly and enthusiastically by the lady at the front. Was not followed by a…read moresales person like other reviewers said. I liked the space and freedom to browse on my own. Selection: Fun, unique, entertaining. Saw many things I liked. But I was not able to buy anything. Value: Super expensive. Tshirts I was willing to pay for maybe $60 were $120. Giving them 4 stars because I don't want them to close since it has a lot of entertainment factor and I will keep on going back. Because of the price point, I feel like they just want to present and boast about their merchandise and not sell anything. If they want to sell merchandise, they would need to lower their prices a little bit.

FABULOUS market! So…read moremany pockets of treasures to find. Vintage collectables, clothing both old and new, art, furniture and more. Such a fun way to spend a few hours or minutes, just exploring. Bought a gorgeous beach cover up for a reasonable price. Service was helpful and friendly. Will stop by as often as I can to see new inventory. BONUS: a very cool food/wine/liquor mart inside as well

Fantastic store. I have purchased several artifacts and yesterday I bought a beautiful 3 tier table…read moretop lamp. Great prices that benefit Eisenhower Health.

Love that I stumbled upon this place when I was in town for a weekend. We hit this place up while…read morewe were thrifting for the day. Although I didn't find anything I needed here I loved that they have furniture and house items that were very reasonable prices. Always appreciate findings stores like this and their purpose!

This is such a purely curated selection of vintage and local items! It is a one stop shop if you're…read morelooking to furnish your home or for unique accessories. They are so friendly and welcoming here, there is a great variety for everyone! Unique pieces you cannot find elsewhere, all in pristine condition! Highly recommended while shopping in Palm Springs!

Amazing assortment of shops with a shop. The shops on Thirteen Forty Five have clothes, eyewear,…read moredecor, art, holistic and spiritual items, glassware, truly a melting pot of merchants in each room down one connecting hallway. Easy parking in the lot or on the street without restrictions and helpful service wherever you go. It's high end quality custom. There's a dressing room near the clothing shop for single use and you can just sit and stare at all the great artwork down the hallways throughout. Pick up business cards and local publications before you go so you can spread the word of this indoor multi-shop experience.

I do recommend this place, but the prices have gone up quite a bit--especially in the clothing…read moresection. Shorts are around $6-$10 and shirts can be as high as $10 which is comparable to stores like Ross or Marshalls. At that point, I'd rather just buy new. It also explains why they seem to have such a large inventory of clothes, they're just not moving at those prices. They used to be much more reasonable, so it's a bit disappointing to see the change.

Not enough selection Seems like it's all used furniture like…read morea thrift store. The ones I have been to are quite different

A vintage store owned & ran by Linda Stewart, located in downtown Palm Springs. She is very…read morefriendly & has a lot of amazing knowledge & stories of the local pop culture scene. She sells many vintage items, all in outstanding condition. Very good items for the value.

High-end thrift shop (but not obnoxious high end). If you're looking for quality, trendy thrift…read morepieces, you have to check out Bazar!

This is probably the nicest Goodwill location that I've been in architecturally speaking and it's…read moreHUGE! Easily accessible with a good amount of parking. This location has probably the best selection of clothing I've seen, with that taking up the majority of the store's inventory. I was looking for furniture and housewares, which was more limited unfortunately. Clean and well organized with a lot of variety in clothing styles AND sizes. Great spot for secondhand clothing.

Here's a strong…read more I've been a longtime thrift shopper, and it's honestly disappointing to see how far Goodwill's pricing has gotten out of hand. These items are donated 100% free of charge, yet many are priced as if they're brand new--or even more expensive than buying them new on sale at a retail store. The whole purpose of a thrift store is to make secondhand items affordable while supporting the community. Instead, it feels like someone with no understanding of value is pricing these donations based on wishful thinking rather than reality. I've seen chipped home décor, worn clothing, used kitchen items, and damaged furniture with price tags that made me laugh out loud. At these prices, I'd rather spend a few dollars more and buy something brand new with a warranty and the ability to return it. Goodwill has forgotten what made people love thrift stores in the first place. Until pricing becomes reasonable again, I'll gladly take my business to local thrift stores where donated items are actually priced like donated items.

I literally shop at Peach Whiskers Goods every single month! Jen Riley, the owner, is the sweetest,…read morewarmest, most positive person--and incredibly talented at curating unique treasures you won't find anywhere else. The store is fun, bright, colorful, and full of eclectic, vintage finds that make every visit a delight. Some of my favorite pieces have come from Peach Whiskers, and I've even gone one year right before Stagecoach and bought everything off the mannequins for the festival! Every visit feels like a little adventure in finding something special. I tell all my friends about Peach Whiskers and cannot recommend this store enough. If you love discovering one-of-a-kind gems, this is the place to go!

Wonderful selection, great prices. The staff was very nice would definitely recommend and go…read moreback again