Logan - Goodwill Store
HOURS
Monday
10AM - 7PM
Tuesday
10AM - 7PM
Wednesday
10AM - 7PM
Thursday
10AM - 7PM
Friday
10AM - 7PM
Saturday
10AM - 7PM
Sunday
11AM - 6PM
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About This Store
Shopping at Goodwill Stores Logan
If you’re into thrift shopping in Logan, the Goodwill Store here is a solid spot to check out. As part of the larger Goodwill chain, this store carries the reputation of supporting community programs through its sales. That feels good when you’re hunting for used clothing, vintage finds, or other secondhand goods. The Logan Goodwill Stores are known for a wide range of items beyond just clothes.
Walking through, you’ll find racks full of affordable used clothing spanning from casual wear to some nicer vintage pieces that pop up now and then. It’s pretty common to stumble across unique jackets or retro tees that add some personality to your wardrobe. But the clothing isn’t all here. They also stock furniture, from small tables to chairs and shelves, which makes it a good stop if you’re setting up a space on a budget.
Beyond clothing and furniture, Logan’s Goodwill Store often has housewares and kitchen gadgets that could be great for someone looking to outfit a new apartment without paying full retail. The book section is worth a browse too. You might find classics, paperbacks, or even some vintage magazines. It’s the kind of place where you feel like you can spend a good hour just checking out what’s new on the shelves. Logan Goodwill Stores tend to rotate their stock frequently, so it’s always worth popping in every few weeks during your secondhand shopping rounds.
Overall, the Logan Goodwill Stores offer a reliable and varied thrift store experience. Whether you’re after vintage clothing, functional furniture, or everyday essentials, it’s a place that balances reasonable prices with a community-minded mission. It’s definitely a go-to stop for anyone who enjoys thrift shopping and wants to support a local Goodwill chapter.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Logan or visit the Goodwill Store website for details.
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Google Reviews
a month ago
I just want to give a shout out to the employees here. All of the associates were friendly and attentive. When we checked out, BRENDA was the icing on the cake! She was so pleasant. What a gem.
11 months ago
As someone who truly values the ability to shop quality used goods, our new Goodwill has already proven to be an asset in Logan. The store is clean and well-organized, each employee I've interacted with has been incredibly helpful and enthusiastic, and going to this store has been a joy. If you haven't been, grab your friends and make a run!
4 months ago
I had left a not so good review about how un organized it was and it was fairly dirty. Over the last month things have been getting much better. Im there every day looking for bargains so I see thies things. Just wanting to give the staff there 5 stars for the hard work over the last 4 weeks or so.
10 months ago
The workers were welcoming & nice & they were happy-smiling. There were some customers, but it relaxing because it wasn't busy. Tons of stuff to look at. I don't remember seeing fitting rooms to try on clothes. They have quite a variety! If it helps, I think the isles are wide enough for wheelchairs riders, but check first. 🙂👍⭐
a week ago
I’ve waited until now to make an assessment and post about the Logan Goodwill. I believe in giving a business the benefit of the doubt before rating. I rarely visit there now, and even more rarely purchase anything. 1. Organization: this location is fairly well organized. Like most thrift stores, the clothing is sectioned into sizes but you’re as likely to find a size small in the extra large section as you are a women’s 3X plus in the small section. I only look at clothes when I know I will have to time to not rely on the sizing section and look at every tag. 2. Cleanliness: I know the items are donated and likely come in dirty and dusty. Doesn’t that mean the dust can’t be wiped off? When I shop there I wear disposable gloves or bring hand wipes because otherwise my hands end up black and grimy with filth from the products. 3. Quality: while they cannot control what is donated, they can choose to not try to sell blatantly broken items. Clothes with rips and stains. Home goods that are too cracked or broken to be serviceable. Glass items with sharp, broken edges that are not only dangerous to handle but no longer safe to use. 4. Finally, the Pricing: the lowest the Logan Goodwill prices ANYTHING (not including their cheapest plush toys) is $2.99. Plastic single use bowl with the $1 tag still on it from Dollar Tree? $2.99. A plastic reusable cup from a fast food chain? $2.99 - or more if they think it’s “collectible”. A single, ordinary, non-collectible plain drinking glass? $2.99. You could buy a whole set of 8 at Ross or Walmart for $10-15. Broken figurine with visible damage and missing large chunks? $7.99. Simple clear glass vase that is covered in dirt and has calcified water marks? $5.99.
