Treasure Seekers Thrift Store

September 26, 2024 - This is a hidden jewel with lots of easily seen items that are displayed in categories/sections. If you're looking for collectibles this is the place!!! I was amazed at the glass figures/figurines, ornaments, brass items, plates, dolls, toys, and more. Of course there is clothing sorted by type and size, as seen on TV items, and trinkets too. The prices are extremely reasonable. The staff (husband and wife) are friendly. There is AC and on site parking.

Love their sign in the back, not really familiar with the area so having that big sign was really helpful. Love the store! Lots of hidden gems and well reasonably priced. Would come here again, everyone was so friendlyDo note that they do have a sign up "closed on Monday until further notice" (:

We were hunting for Aloha shirts at a discount. We saw some shoppers in Costco wearing some and asked where they bought theirs and they recommended Treasure Seekers. Well let me tell you, we were not disappointed. Their selection was in the female category was sparse and the men's had a good enough selection to choose from. There was a vibrant blue that I loved however, it was only available in XL. My friend and I each got our shirt from the mens rack; they fit the torso longer than those on the female rack. The shirts were originally listed at $7.99 however, at the cash register we learned that they were 50% off! Scoooore! The ladies at the register were nice. When they learned that it was our first time in the store, they rang the bell and gave us a great big greeting complete with a small '1st time visitor token' which had a thank you note and a few peices of candy. We only went for the shirts so we didn't look around for much else but, from a quick glance, I could see a few treasures and small trinkets that would be great as gifts. The store is deep out in Waianae so that may be a detractor for some, especially tourists who typically stay around the touristy sites. But, it is right off Farrington Hwy so it's easy to find.

When driving to Ka'ena Point, it almost feels like you're at the end of the world. On our last adventure there, I noticed a little sign with the magic words thrift shop, and made an effort to stop on the way. The store is located north of Waianae where the road goes from 4 lanes to 2 in a little shopping center on the right. While most of the center is empty, a Long's is coming soon so it'll be more visible. Parking is plentiful. With the sign on the road, you'll also see colorful signs and lights beckoning you to the store. The entrance is actually inside; go down a long hallway and see the windows and doors. I was immediately struck by how clean and organized the store were. To the left of the entrance is the checkout counter with cases of small and valuable items. Clothing racks take up most of the store, with toys and household items to the right.I mostly came in because the sign also said collectibles, but didn't immediately see them. Only exploring did I see the large furniture section, and library of books, video games, and movies, and glass-doored bookshelves with collectibles! They have a great diverse selection.The staff here was extremely friendly and proud of their store. Profits benefit the local in-need community, who can apply for free items from the store. If you're stopping here, be sure to tell them it's your first time for a surprise!

NEW LOCATION in Waianae near McDonald's, across from Rest Camp. Still the same great deals on gently used items. Friendly staff. Take your own bags if you plan on buying a lot.

The best kept secret on the Waianae Coast.Walking into this thrift shop is always an adventure. The staff always greets you with a loud aloha.The consignment area is quite large, and features a huge selection of very unusual items. Great for the serious collector.The sales help is really lovely, and the store is kept spotless. A treasure on the Westside

Wow! I didn't know Makaha had a thrift store, happy I found it looking for a place to eat!! They were very welcoming when we entered, found a few things and just enjoyed browsing around. NOTE to self, leave the bf home next time around.....lol! Clean and most of the things were organized to the best of their abilities, just the small things were here and there but that is what's expected due to that it's a thrift shop! Will be definitely coming back here again!

Getting here was not the easiest when one lives on the east side of the island. I imagined it like Goonies in search to find this ship filled with treasures. When it gets to thrift stores, I get very excited as to what treasure I might find. Alexander was immensely excited to take his mom and I here. It finally took 5 tries to make it due to brush fires, traffic and most of all time was against us. After trying, it was surely worth the miles to get here.Treasure Seekers is located on the northern west side of Wai'anae at Makaha Marketplace. Parking is more than ample and free. A big sign on the front doors will help you find the entrance. However, the path doesn't there. Follow the pink and yellow sign pointing to the direction to the actual entrance. The entrance has window with bright lights and colorful decorations. I came inside the store with an open heart. There are a number of racks with clothes for women, men, and children's clothing mid center of the store. A special section filled with more vintage collection showcased inside a locked glass on the very left side of the store, one fitting room to the very right, a U-shaped pathway to many book shelves and DVD/VHS stacks. To the front is glass shelf for looking at jewelry, and consignment goods and the cash register. At the very back a plethora of furniture's is open for perusing. Ever where I turned, there was always something new to lay my eyes on. I recommend this place for all collectors alike, because you'll never know what you might find. For parents looking for children's toys, kids' books and fun costumes this is the place to be.The store is very organized, finding things easy to find. After a few minutes of walking around I found a few gently used designer clothing and a couple of unscratched DVDs'. I wouldn't have thought I'd find DVD's of my favorite movies of all time. With the DVD's being sealed, the cashier allowed me to inspect them before purchasing. It's fun to talk story with the cashier due to their friendliness. They make you feel like you are part of the ohana (family). If you're visiting for the first time, they ring a bell super loud for everyone in the store to hear. You're welcomed with a bag of candies while leaving the store with a good feeling. I walked out feeling accomplished and the drive coming here was worth it. I look forward to shopping here again.FYI's on discounts:-15% off Military Mondays-Fabulous Tuesdays for Seniors (55+)-50% Wednesdays-50% First Fridays, Saturdays of every month-Look for a sign on the current tag color and their rightful discounts

This was our first time visiting here, like others have said, tucked into the store. Happy with the prices, the staff were VERY friendly and let us know about specials pertaining to our specific purchase. Would for sure come back! Plus being a first time shopper they gave us a loud and warm welcome! Even someone from the back yelled "welcome!!"

Not only do they have the coolest things in the store for sale but the man behind the counter was one of the next people right on the island.