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    Goodwill Torrington Store & Donation Station

    2.8 (16 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Dan R.

    Very nice store.Clean, well lit, neat as a pin, friendly staff. We got my teenage son a blue blazer here a few years ago, when he said "I need a blue blazer tomorrow". Well we zipped over to Torrington and got something that fit the bill for a one-time wearing. We went back tonight to get some Christmas sweaters for the December Yelp get together, and I scored a great deal- four music CDs from the Temps, Four Tops, Drifters and the Platters for just $4. Build Me Up, Buttercup indeed!!

    Tricia B.

    I agree with most of the other posts on here - this is a very clean Goodwill, and really well organized. Someone has a lot of fun making color themed displays. The people are also really nice too. There is a weird smell, which may just be part of running a second hand shop. But overall, I can think of better places in the area for a fun thrifting experience, whether you're looking for something specific or just for fun. The books are dated, not a huge selection of household, and the jewelry is limited as well. Now if clothing is your thing, they have racks of clothes for days so this may very well be a place for you.

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