Salvage Goods OR 97232

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Kaylee

They truly mean it when they say it's salvage, a lot of the items are damaged. While that's fine, they do not take care of the items that aren't damaged. There were several leather vests that at first glance looked like they just needed some TLC, but I was disappointed when I saw that they had poked the tags through the leather on every single one. Leather is not like fabric. It doesn't bounce back when you poke a hole through it. Reply to owner: Your reply doesn't change the fact that you were the one that destroyed the product. Just say you don't care about what you sell or who buys it. It's easier and more honest than trying to paint everyone else as a villain in these reviews when you are clearly just a miserable person. Get some therapy.

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Eboni Haynes

Place is great to me - 3 work quality shirts, a graphic tee, a dress, and a shoulder bag for under $8. Not an overwhelming amount of items. Even the non sale items didn’t seem overwhelming (only looking at women’s clothing) I was visiting for work but I regularly thrift everything so some of the thrift store prices in Portland and Seattle are insane compared to the east coast. But not this place - and the owner is fine!! He watches the cameras like any other reasonable owner! The reviews are dramatic.

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Saorla O'Toole

This store would be a gem if they understood what they were. They advertise selling clothes by the pound but the vast majority of items are individually priced. I found a number of pieces that I would have purchased if the pricing hadn’t been so atrocious. My assumption would be that is that if something is individually priced, it would be in better condition and that is far from the case. I found a pair of white corduroys with yellow pee stains in the crotch that were marked at 7.99. When I inquired if the defects were taken into consideration during pricing, the employee was fairly condescending, didn’t answer the question and told me I can’t expect them to wash everything. I’ve been thrifting for years and I have no issue purchasing dirty or stained clothing but yellow stains on white pants make them unwearable if I can’t get them out. It’s a risk calculation to purchase stained clothes. If the stain was taken into consideration during pricing, the employee could have just answered my question politely. Between the dressing rooms being closed, the attitude of the employee, and audacious pricing, I could not recommend this store. You will likely find some gems but they’ll be mixed in with $30 stained old navy polo shirts and piss stained paints. They may sell salvage but I’m not sure they know what that means.