I've shopped here three times, and every time I've found at least one item that I thought was good…read morequality, useful, and well priced. Yesterday I found a merino wool/silk pashmina shawl for $4.95. It was marked "Vintage," even though these shawls are still in production. But the marking suggested that whoever priced it recognized that it was something special. There are lots of employees working hard to stock and tidy the store. They are polite and helpful when asked a question. It is a large store, with mostly clothing, shoes, purses, and linens, plus a smaller selection of appliances and other hard goods. There is no furniture. I like their colored-tag system, where each item gets a colored tag and merchandise with the oldest tag color is discounted. They also have a "Best" area with designer labels. A lot of the items I looked at were priced around $20, although some were higher--for example, I saw a Johnny Was jacket for $69. My main criticism is the amount of stained clothing that is priced quite high. I think this is something management should take a look at. Most people don't want to bargain at the register, so those stained, overpriced items just sit there. The result is that the clothing racks are very full, which makes it harder to sort through them and see what is actually worth buying. For people who are complaining about thrift-store prices, I do understand why prices have gone up. Thrifting has become much more popular, we're dealing with inflation, and minimum wage is now $16.90 an hour. I don't object to paying a fair price for something genuinely desirable. But I do agree that it is disappointing to find high prices on damaged merchandise, and it makes it harder to find things you would actually consider buying. And part of the fun of thrifting, at least for those of us who do it as a pastime, is finding a bargain. Current pricing strategies at many thrift stores are making that harder and less fun. I think thrift stores need to have some true bargains for people to discover. That's what keeps the hunt interesting. I volunteered at another thrift store, the Bargain Box, for 10 years, so I have some experience with this. Our general policy was that an item in perfect but used condition was priced at around one-third of the new price. Dated clothing was priced lower. Stained items or things with missing parts were sent to another thrift store, sold to a recycler, or discarded if they were hard goods. That approach kept the inventory moving at a reasonable rate. For vintage or designer items, we would look them up on online resale sites such as Etsy, eBay, ThredUp, or Poshmark, find several comparable prices, and then price the item below the lowest price we found. Often we priced it a little lower than that because a brick-and-mortar thrift store with limited foot traffic doesn't have the same customer base as an online reseller. I'll definitely be back to the Arc Foundation store. I've already found some good things there, and I'm hoping to find more.

I have no idea what's happened thrift stores lately, but I have to tell you that these two thrift…read morestores that are next to each other must've gotten together and said let's rip off the community of Oxnard because that's exactly what it seems like they're asking for nine dollars for a Tshirt even in this one. It just makes no sense. What's happened to these two thrift stores so I won't be back to either one of them

Such a cool vintage shop on "upper Main st". While this part of town doesn't have as much going on…read moreas downtown does, there are few gems worth checking out on this block and Laguna Vintage is definitely one! Good selection of vintage home decor items (rugs, baskets, art, ceramics) and even more clothing - mix of vintage and contemporary. Shoes, bags, lots of jewelry, hats, and accessories are also plentiful. You can easily spend up to an hour looking through every corner, its a treasure hunters delight for sure. Prices are really reasonable and the quality seems hand selected, so you are better off that just a thrift store but it's not sorted by size or decade but by type of clothing (sweaters, jackets, blouses) so you are bound to get inspired or find something unexpected.

It says it's open but they are not. Can't even count how…read moremany times I arrived and they are just closed driving all the way from Westlake sucks

A good selection of things. Staff is always helpful and kind!! Pets are always welcome.read more

Never open... business hours are a straight up lie. Business has nobody there and locked doors most…read moreof the time during their posted "business hours". Waste of building space.

I love this place & what they stand for with their cause. They have a variety of different items &…read morenever know what you are gonna find. Helpful & friendly employees. Items all vary in different prices but have some good deals. Definitely recommend this place!

The staff is so nice. I've never shopped there but I have donated many times…read more I like that it's helping animals in need. Please shop there or donate if you can

Findings Flea is a nice new vintage store in downtown Ventura. Like a curated antique mall, so…read moreexpect even higher prices than usual! Like the decor and merchandise here, they play fun tunes. Wish the items would be a tad more reasonably priced considering the condition! Great place to browse, maybe shop if you find an item you like that you don't mind spending more!

Ventura has many charming thrift and vintage shops, but Findings Flea truly stands out as a gem in…read moredowntown Ventura. They have recently moved to a new location on Main Street, and the space is such an upgrade. It is beautiful and open, with high beam ceilings, large windows, and those incredible barn doors that let in so much natural light. The building itself has great bones, which makes the whole space feel airy, warm, and intentional. Owned by Whitney, who is also behind Findings Market, the shop showcases the work of around 25 plus thoughtfully curated vendors. The result is a vibrant, welcoming space filled with unique finds that feel well selected and cohesive. Lyndsie is often there and brings such friendly, lively energy to the space. She also helps coordinate events, which adds to the strong sense of community you feel when you walk in. Inside, you will find a beautifully curated mix of home decor, accessories, and clothing, all at very reasonable prices. Whether you are browsing or buying, you are almost guaranteed to leave with something special. Bonus points for street parking and plenty of public parking nearby.

**February 2024: Saturday Afternoon Visit**…read more This Goodwill is tiny, but the items they put out are really good quality and the prices are fair. I don't think I would go out of my way to visit this thrift shop, but if I'm in Ojai I would definitely take a peek to see what treasure it may hold. On my recent trip I bought a white puffer vest that fit me perfectly and it didn't even look like it's been used. I suppose consider the size of the store they only put out the best items so it's worth a look if you're in the area.

This location considers itself a 'boutique" Goodwill. Two employees have told me they price things…read moreaccording to current market value because it is a boutique Goodwill. The prices are prices higher than other Goodwill locations. They upsell used, discarded, unwashed, FREE donated items for higher prices than the other GW's, or Target or Ross.

This place used to be really one of my favorite thrift stores ever to go into something happen…read morewhere they now have increased their pricing by I'd say 5 to 10 times as much as he used to be. As an example you cannot find a regular Tshirt for less than seven dollars unless it's got holes in it and stained. They used to be very affordable and a good selection. I don't know what's happened but maybe the economy has made them having to pay higher rent so therefore they're charging people tons more I will tell you 100%. I'm never coming back, which is sad because I used to come here a lot.

Today, on May 18, 2026, I was looking through the shoes and found a cockroach running around. Have…read moreto be very careful when shopping here; you can bring cockroaches home or even into your car, since clothes are transported from your car to your house.

Everything, the owner/ or manager mia agreed upon a set price for things I had. Well when I showed…read moreup she acted as if it was a burden and wasn't interested in buying everything how we had agreed. And that's exactly what happened. I paid someone 20 dollars to drive me from Ojai, to her shop with the assumption we were still honoring our deal just to be told she wasn't interested and only wanted to purchase a few of the items we had originally agreed upon. I would not recommend her for any time of business and my experience was a waste of time. Not only did I pay someone to take me their, I literally paid the driver more than what I was able to pocket.

I just found this little treasure box on Thompson. Mia, the owner is amazing. She has so many…read morebeautiful things in her shop. I found gorgeous old bottles, a beautiful blue vase, an amazing vintage, print for my kitchen and so much more. This is must stop location for Ventura if you love cute hard to find things this is the place. Ask for Mia when you get there and check out the bathroom. It's adorable.