Seattle - Capitol Hill Goodwill
HOURS
Monday
10AM - 8PM
Tuesday
10AM - 8PM
Wednesday
10AM - 8PM
Thursday
10AM - 8PM
Friday
10AM - 8PM
Saturday
10AM - 8PM
Sunday
10AM - 8PM
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About This Store
Seattle’s Capitol Hill Goodwill stands out among Seattle Goodwill Stores as a reliable spot to dig through secondhand goods without any fuss. This Goodwill location brings the classic thrift store experience the chain is known for—solidly curated used clothing and a steady rotation of household items, books, and furniture. It’s the kind of place where you can spend an hour rifling through racks and shelves and still want to come back for more.
Shopping at Goodwill Stores Seattle
If you’re familiar with Seattle thrift, you know Goodwill has a reputation for giving community access to affordable secondhand goods while supporting local programs. Capitol Hill Goodwill carries that tradition forward with a collection that’s both practical and surprising. The clothing section is a mix of everyday wear and occasional vintage finds—think denim jackets, retro tees, and cozy sweaters. Beyond apparel, the furniture aisle often has anything from small side tables to comfy chairs, all perfect for jazzing up an apartment without breaking the bank.
Seattle Goodwill Stores like this one also keep a rotating stock of housewares and books, so browsing here can fill more than just your closet. You might find kitchen gadgets, lamps, or quirky decor alongside novels and coffee table books. The variety makes it a solid spot for thrifters who want to outfit their space or refresh their style in one visit. For those who enjoy the thrill of thrift shopping, Capitol Hill Goodwill keeps the experience straightforward, with helpful staff and a steady flow of new items. It’s a dependable slice of Seattle’s secondhand scene that’s worth dropping by.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Seattle or visit the Capitol Hill Goodwill website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
3 months ago
Always amazing finds at Goodwill CapHill & Most Lovely Guidance from Kit & The Grooviest Dressing Room Guide - scored cute boots in my size , practically new ! & We all know how scoring shoes is not easy. Thank You CapHillGoodwill Seattle ~ Store looks amazing. Your Excellent Work Ethic Shows!
3 months ago
Managers are rude. I’ve had amazing interactions with all other employees, but I’ve seen the managers talk down to them a couple times now. Also had a bad interaction with one at the fitting room. This store is extremely clean, and all other employees are nice. But I try to go elsewhere as I don’t support places that treat employees that way.
2 months ago
The puzzle selection - which wasn't great to begin with - has been completely eradicated. Not a great fabric selection either. Not that these are reasons to give them a bad rating. The reason I'm giving two stars is this place is crazy overpriced. They wanted 50 bucks for an item I found on Etsy for 20 (and in far better condition). This isn't a one-off either - almost everything here is overpriced.
a month ago
Hmm, they must be deleting reviews because I know I've left comments about the rude donation staff. This time it was a perfectly good toaster oven, written two melted pieces of cheese inside. They wanted to to take it home, clean it, and bring it back. Wound up in their dumpster instead because I couldn't carry it any further! Also, anything of value is held aside for ebay sales that exclude locals.
3 months ago
I had an extremely uncomfortable and degrading experience at this Goodwill while trying to make a donation. I walked half a mile carrying heavy items I was excited to donate, only to be met with condescending behavior from the staff. I politely asked if I could count and document my items for a tax receipt, which is a standard and legal practice. One of the employees responded in a patronizing way, saying “*scoff* you don’t know what you’re donating?” When I explained that I just wanted to ensure accuracy and don't have it memorized, he began lecturing me about how I can just put whatever on it and his tone and behavior was extremely rude. I felt mansplained to say the least. Also what a dynamic, 3 white men treating a women of color this way. All three employees present scoffed at me while I was trying to handle my donation. It only took about few seconds to a minute to see what I had and count the jackets. I felt so scared from their behavior that I had even forgotten the receipt at first. The entire interaction felt humiliating and unprofessional. As a woman of color, this experience was particularly uncomfortable and has made me hesitant to donate here again. Goodwill should ensure that all staff treat donors with basic respect, regardless of their background.
