Savers

More than just saving...This review is all about donation and I'm so sad to have lost Ross as this was my favorite location we did get Savers and though it's not the place that I frequent it's great that they have a space designated to drop off your items.This Moili'ili location that right across the street from Old Stadium Park and though they do have great amount of free parking just steps from their front door majority of the time is all totally full as I'm here to just drop off some items that I wanted to donate it's so easy as there's a designated spot for you to park and drop off so easy with a staff standing by just for that.Loved that they game me a 20% off discount coupon for the donation which gives it a full circle of necessity as I gave up items that are no longer needed in trade to shop for items that are available is a great option though Savers is different way of thrifting as some of the prices are not quite friendly but to create and declutter your space is very friendly.Thank you!

Savers, moved from Dillingham Blvd. better location/ community (UH students close by). Love the sales, when we shop, sometimes its "picked over" weekly color tag. But I manage to find a few pieces.items out of place, NEED TO BE PUT BACK to keep the store organized! Prices.... Well! Cant control that! Your red pull baskets need attention! PLEASE REMOVE the DUST BUNNIES and other ICK DEBRIS from the tiny wheels. The pull basket WILL move more freely! will be back for more. Mahalo

Donation in Moiliili, Honolulu, Hawaii...I haven't been to this new location of Savers yet... and I had a bag of stuff to donate...Let's go!The Kalihi location of Savers supposedly moved here... This used to be a Ross!The free parking in the front is a bit small and busy. There's more parking upstairs - just drive up the ramp and take the elevator down.Inside, the interior is spacious, clean, and air-conditioned! It's organized into categories such as - books, kitchen supplies, clothing, shoes, bags, socks, and jewelry: better pieces in the display cases in the front and costume jewelry hanging at the ends of some of the racks.I donated my goods outside of the store. The helpful young man was efficient and friendly. He gave me a 20% off coupon that expires at the end of the year... yay! I'll be back!

They price things really high, near retail value. Really disappointing to see. This is not how savers used to be.

Grand opening weekend very crowded it's like a indoor swap meet . Savers located in the old Ross's space on King St. lots of racks of used merchandise and also some new items as well.Small parking lot in front of the store although lots of parking on the 2nd and 3rd floor same like before when Ross was in business.Lots of self check out registers also regular registers as well. Donation area is in the front of the building with a roll up garage gate. Also you can also go into the store and donate your goods .Customer service was great everyone gets greeted when they enter the store also when donated your donation they thank you for your donation and give a receipt for tax purpose if needed . This particular store is basically the main store because the Kalihi Savers is closed .Support local

It seems like this location has more space than the old one, but looking back it may just be the same size, the aisles just got smaller. The parking lot is small and moves in a one way direction. I saw the building itself has a parking structure, but I don't know how to access it so I have no opinion on it. But leaving the parking lot can get risky because you have to cross over to the next lane almost blind since it's blocked by cars parked on the street - be careful when driving!The items here seemed fairly priced, sometimes, and my friend did find some good deals for street style for only $2! Also, if you move to the island, why buy pots and pans and dishes when savers has a plethora for you - I even saw completed plate sets! And when I was leaving I saw someone found this grill that my husband's family still uses because it's high quality! That grill is older than us and it's still going, she found a gem for sure!Overall, thrifting is a treasure hunt, and it's called buried treasure for a reason, you really gotta look to find that Diamond in the rough. As a new Savers store, this place is great, but I sure do hope in the next few years they'll be able to keep it clean. BUT as customers, we could all help too by only donating clean items people will ACTUALLY use, and keeping the store organized as we walk around.

So Hype that they opened up this location. It'll be great for the neighborhood and University of Hawaii students. The students can do a simple short walk over from the dorms.They have (2nd) second level parking that is shaded. With stairs or an elevator to take you down to the ground level store. ADA parking in front on ground level and on 2nd level.

Hours should be provided. We need to be able to know when to shop. Please support your customers

The first day when they opened, I found good stuff.Since then, I haven't found anything great. I used to find better stuff at the Kalihi Savers. Donations in this new neighborhood aren't as good. Weird...Customers are better at this new location. Less shoplifters and sketchy people here. Better bathrooms too! That's a huge plus!

I've had so much fun thrifting at Savers since they moved to this location. You can find everything you need- even things you didn't know you needed! Some things are definitely over priced, but others are quite reasonable. I donate something almost every time I go and so always have a 20% coupon. Plus, if you register to be in the Super Savers Club you can earn points and get 25% off every Monday. Each week there is a color tag that is 50% off. My kids love coming so they can play with the toys. Good rainy day activity, haha. It can get quite messy in the toy section because a lot of kids play there and aren't supervised and things don't get put back unfortunately. I love buying toys here as they are cheap and sometimes new or barely used. I've gotten lots of Melissa and Doug high quality wooden toys for $5. They also have a great selection of books which are buy 4 get one free. They have tons of clothes so it will take a while to sift through everything. Some of it is just as expensive as buying new, so you want to look for name brands. I found a nice barely used North Face coat that sells for $250 and they had it listed for $30...with the 20% discount, I thought that was a good deal. Their aloha shirts are pretty expensive in my opinion. Name brands will be $30, whereas at Goodwill I believe they are only $10.The staff is friendly and helpful. There are multiple self checkout lines but staff is around to assist if you need help. There are about 20 parking spots in the front, but it's often full. The parking garage has tons of parking, but I usually just circle around in the front because it's closer to the store and the garage can be semi-sketchy depending on the time of day. A dressing room would be nice as I've seen people trying on clothes out in the open. Had to shield my son's eyes from a lady literally in her bra in the middle of the aisle. They do have a return policy on clothing where you can return it if the tags are still attached, so I just try on at home. I'll keep coming back!