Seattle Children's Bainbridge Bargain Boutique — Local services in Bainbridge Island

Made a random visit which happened to be their everything half off sale. Glad I did because otherwise I would not have purchased anything. Prices are higher than I expected for a thrift store but they did have decent items/brands in good condition. Store is organized except near the dressing rooms. No space to form a line or shop the racks right in front of the rooms. Plus you can only bring in 5 items at a time. Also, they have a weird sign inside of the dressing rooms saying due to theft cameras are watching. Very off putting and made me nervous they could be watching inside the rooms even though they shouldn’t. I would only return if they had the same sale but won’t make it a regular spot on my visits...

I was super excited to try out a thrift shop I've never been to, especially supporting a good cause. Made a special trip out to bainbridge, just to find a very upscale, extremely high priced shop (thrift to me means bargains and treasures, this was more of an upscale resale shop with a slight discount from the original full price). It was very clean, and well organized. The workers seemed to only be friendly with people they knew. I was never greeted I nor welcomed in. I will not recommend nor have a reason to come back. I just can't justify paying $40-65 for a used pair...

I am sad to say that I was incredibly disappointed on how high your prices are. A little end table with peeling veneer was $35. Some shoes, nothing special were $40. Even a fake cashmire scarfs was $16. I sold those at my store new for $18. I know you are an affluent community but your housekeepers, waitresses, mechanics are not and most likely utilize the store for basic needs. You need to rethink your prices. Will not try again. Was end time since you moved. You were much more on point to what folks who shop at used stores can really afford to spend before this...