I stopped here for the first time today after learning about it a few days ago. There are bins and shelves full of stuff to look through. The prices can be decent depending on the day. The guy working the register was really nice and gave my friend a discount when the original price of what he was buying was lower than the price it was going for here. It can be loud and overwhelming here, and I'm sure it's only worse on the cheaper days. There's lots of parking and it's easy to get in and out of. I would definitely come back on another day to see how the selection varies. read more

Club Thrift - Storefront - Thrift Stores Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

I have been shopping at this store since it opened and only had a great time finding deals on brand new stuff, plus there are many events and sales that reduce the prices even more. I look forward to $6 day when there is the best selection. I enjoy the helpful and friendly staff. read more

Endless items to choose from, you might have to look through a few things, but you definitely find new products all across-the-board. Whenever I'm visiting Eugene or Springfield, I stop in and find goodies that I needed some for here and some to take back home. Awesome staff, everyone is cool as heck, great Customer Service and these guys do it right I appreciate every single one of them. read more

Club Thrift - Such great fines we decided to have lunch after. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

This is a no-frills storefront, located in the beginning of a somewhat industrial area past downtown and Chambers, heading towards Hwy 99. It is stocked with Amazon and Target returns and there are DEFINITELY great finds for the patient shopper. My regular consummate shopping buddy and I were super excited to explore this place. They are open Friday thru Tuesday, with Friday being the first day for new shipments. On Friday, everything on the floor is $6, then the price goes down with each following day--up until Tuesday. We had heard all about it from friends. As you walk in, there are about 20-25 wooden boxes filled with primarily loose items and some packaged ones. They are all pretty messily tossed in there, so you have to be the kind of shopper who doesn't mind digging around. Be careful of stains on some of the clothing items. My guess is that the items come in and people handle/toss them around. On a Sunday, which was a $4 day, I was able to find a package of 10 new underwear in the brand and size my daughter uses, and I normally would have paid $14. I also found her a very adorable cotton Cat & Jack dress with tags in her size for $4. Keep in mind that if you are looking for something specific, this may not be the place for you. What makes it so fun is finding items that you may normally use, but are surprised to find for so much less; in other words, I didn't enter the store "looking" for underwear. Another word of caution is not to let yourself get "caught-up" in the frenzy of "cheap," meaning ask yourself if the item you found is even worth the $6 or $5. There were some socks, single pairs of underwear, kitchen items, and office items (dividers, organisers, folders, pens/pencils, etc...) that would be cheaper at a dollar store. That being said, there are definitely some GREAT scores here. There were KN95 masks that would be $30+, selling for $4 for a package of 50. (Yes, some of us still wear these in crowded places with the new variant popping up). I also saw many pairs of black-out curtains that were great quality. My best score were handmade linen dolls made for kids of color. They retail for $36 and I got them as Christmas gifts for my nieces for $5 each. On that Friday, there were a lot of toys for kids! This would be an excellent place to get affordable toys for your kids or Christmas gifts for kids. There are shelves with makeup, hair products, skin products, etc...on the left side, and everything is $3, no matter the day. And to the right, there are higher priced items behind a counter: board games, backpacks, phone cases, larger toys, some electric items (shavers, garden items, etc...) for $15/$20. If you are a reader, there is a small shelf with books, but it's not extensive. I gave a quick glance, and there were things like cook books, travel guides, some memoirs, and my friend found a book on "Chanel" the designer. My friend who used to work in marketing had some interesting suggestions, which I agree with. She thought it wouldn't take a lot of effort for them to organise like items in some of those bins. We kept coming across masks, swim suits, bathrobes, underwear, socks...but spread apart in all of the bins. She also felt that many of the items that became separated from packages could be put into bins and marked, "50 cents or $1." This would help the store move things faster, make shoppers really find deals more easily, and ultimately, make more $. Anyway, 'just a thought. Lastly, the owners were super welcoming and very sweet. Their whole family works there together, and we wish them well. We'll definitely be back. We had a lot of fun. read more

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A cool little store worth checking out. They may have what you're looking for or they might not, but the hunt and deals are worth the gamble! The staff there are friendly and helpful. read more

Service was horrible in the Springfield store location, saying it's all new in box, used garbage. Lady was rude as hell.

I don't even know where to begin! Club Thrift has everything you need or don't need. They are an Amazon and Kohls overstock store which carries all brand new merchandise from Amazon and kohls at thrifters pricing. The owners and staff are very welcoming and they play awesome music! They restock the store every week and the prices starts at $6 and drops daily. Their kohls section is marked down at 50% off or more of retail pricing with bedding, kitchen appliances, rugs, and more! What's even better?... they just opens a second store in Springfield! I can't wait to go back! read more

The owner Josh is a psycho. They're lucky I don't file a police report. I bought an item that was broken and missing parts. When I brought it back he said he couldn't pull a replacement until his cashier got there in an hour. I came back in an hour in a half too see if he had had time to get the replacement and he immediately became unhinged for no reason. He was yelling and cursing and told me to get out and he would call me when he had a chance to dig the replacement out of the massive pile of merchandise in the back. He called 4 minutes later a said to "come get my stuff". He continued on his disrespectful tirade when I came back. I have never in my life heard of a business owner treating customers so poorly. I'm sure there dumpster of a store with all there expired food and broken garbage merchandise will be closing their doors before too long. read more

Stopped in just to check out the place and store was unorganized and messy. We browsed around and saw the place is just off brand amazon rejects that aren't worth much. Walked out without purchasing any of the junk and soon after two employees walked up to our car banging on the window and accusing us of stealing. We didn't take anything, they were very rude, and they have a billion cameras and no shoplifting signs up anyway. Told her to go look at her cameras and piss off and she took pictures of our car and license plates. Will not be back, doesn't have any junk worth taking anyway. read more

Was it club thrift shopping today and when I got back out to my vehicle, the battery was dead and the guys were nice enough to come out and give me a jumpstart I really appreciate them. They did a great job but didn't leave me stranded in the rain or anything happened to wait an hour or more forAAA to come get to me. I was able to get home on time and get to work. read more