Goodwill Bins in Tennessee

"Overwhelming . Purchase clothes by weight $1.89 per pound . Put clothes in the baskets and they weigh the entire basket. Be prepared to hunt . Large bins with clothing all mixed together. Nothing is on hangers. Most clothes are nice to wear . Toys and household items also available . No shoes . Staff was friendly ,store was clean."

"So cool! Most everything is $1.89 per pound and they have a little bit of everything! Great for resellers. It is packed full of people and gets very strowed but if you like to treasure hunt this is the place to be. I found a Micheal kors bag and some cute Levi's. I will definitely be back!"

"This place is a bit of chaos, but if you’re willing to bring some disposable gloves and get elbow deep and some bins of clothes and different items, you can find some real treasures! I found this super cute original painting, the frame is cracked, but I was thinking it was just adorable! When I got home, I googledlensed it and found a similar painting by the same artist that was very expensive! I’m not trying to resell anything I’m just looking for our treasures for my own house. 😊"

"Goodwill is genuinely elite. I’ve made what feels like 50 donation runs while moving, and somehow every trip ends with me discovering I apparently owned 30 pairs of shoes and enough turtlenecks to survive as a 1970s French philosopher for the next decade (oui oui) The staff outside are absolute legends too. Super kind, they come right to the car, help unload everything, and never once looked concerned by the mountain of unnecessary purchases I was donating. Feels good knowing all this stuff won’t go to waste instead of haunting me in storage bins forever. More Therapy is probably my next stop because clearly I have a very specific talent for buying things I do not need."

"(Review of the bins side) I have been going to this location for five years at least once a week and there has been a definite change in the worst direction here. Had an employee come to me and say I could not buy a laptop that I found in one their bins, I’m assuming because they realize they messed up and could make more money on their web, worst experience I’ve had in a while and sadly not the only one at this location. They do one rotation an hour at their bins side, fill the bins barely and are surprised when people are done in five minutes. They barely put clothes out and sometimes none which is wild because 70 percent of their audience wants cloths and not baby toys that are wet and disgusting or lead painted ceramics. Save some time, go to the hernando bins thirty minutes away, you’ll thank me later. This location hates making money or is just extremely poorly managed, I don’t understand why someone would take something from me and say they can’t sell it and also not giving a reason. The check out clerks are always very nice. This store surely need new management. If they want to make money, maybe sell the items you get to you, you know, donated for free, and don’t create terrible shopping experiences. Never going back"

"So sad! Used to be the place to go...until management in store changed.(per the cashier) She wants to charge target prices for stuff they get for FREE!!!!!Also, the only people making it through Goodwill is the ones behind the desk!!!! So disappointed in this store!"

"The employees were all SO nice. My daughter and I encountered an employee before we even went inside. She was leaving for the day and greeted us as we walked in and her out. She was so friendly. My daughter wanted some "vintage" t-shirts and has been asking to go. The lady at the register was super nice and told me next time to double check what color tag it was for the week because none of the things I got were that color (it is my fault. I didn't know or read the sign st the entrance, haven't been to a Goodwill in years). The prices were a little steep for some items. The color tag for the week makes them 50% off, but most of the shirts didn't have that color tag anyway. We ended up getting like 7 shirts, 1 pair of jeans, 2 sweatpants, a Christmas decoration countdown sign, a cute little room plaque, and a roll around metal cart for our hair stuff and spent $60 bucks. Not bad, but most shirts were $6-$7. A few were $2. Some of the housewares and miscellaneous stuff were a little pricey. We didn't get a chance to check out the bins. But we will definitely try and make this a monthly trip, especially with how nice the ladies were - that makes all the difference in where we like to go. I work in a dental office, and people HATE the dentist. I try to make it a fun experience, so at least coming isn't all bad! I really appreciate good vibes in places!"

"Each visit is a treasure hunt for me. I never know what unexpected gem I'll find. The store is well organized and clean. Clothes are sorted by type (short sleeve, long sleeve, sleeveless) then by size. The knick knacks and books are fun to shop too."

"Very interesting place. If you like treasure hunts this is your place! They bring out giant bins of stuff and you just search through it. There's some really good stuff and some other stuff that you just shake your head at. You buy stuff by the pound. Books are currently 59cents a lb and clothes and small items are $1.09/lb. Its kinda grimy tho, so gloves are a good idea. We didn't know about the gloves and wished we had them. Most of the items are clean, but you know some people will wear something, then donate it dirty. Anywho, if you don't mind d digging and up for some treasure hunting on a budget this is a great place to check out."

"At $1.29/lb there are some great buys here. The only negative is that everything is in bins. We knew this going in so we brought latex gloves, not a bad trade off for the value of the items we got. It's just a shame that some people open boxes (A Scrabble game), thus losing all of the pieces. It was a good way to blow off an hour and get some really nice stuff to resell. Found some curtains that will make great upholstery for my vintage and antique furniture refurbishing."

"Ugh - Saturday thrift store shopping didn't meet expectations at all. I absolutely love the Berry Hill Goodwill Outlet (which I refer to as "The Cult Goodwill" because of what happens when new merchandise is brought out. If you don't know what I mean you have to go check it out.) as well as the retail store so I was excited to learn about the new Goodwill Outlet at Cockrill Bend which opened some time last year (I know, right? Who knew???) So my fiance and I went there yesterday for the first time. First of all, don't try to find it without a great navigation app because it's located in an obscure part of an industrial park off of Briley Parkway out towards west Nashville. The building is really nice and clean and the bathroom was spotless. They also had plenty of shopping carts unlike The Cult Goodwill. But I was immediately disappointed to find 90% of the digging bins were clothing. It's no fun for me at least to spend 6 or 7 hours digging through fabric. It all starts to look the same after a while. I might have just gone on a bad day so I'll try it out again in a few weeks and report back."

"A Hidden Gem in Nashville! My wife and I absolutely love the Goodwill Outlet in Nashville! Every visit feels like a treasure hunt — you never know what amazing finds you’ll walk away with. From clothes and books to all kinds of unique items, there’s always something that catches our eye. The prices are unbeatable, and it’s a great place to stock up on quality pieces without breaking the bank. We've found everything from gently used name-brand clothing to great reads and quirky home items. It’s fun, affordable, and surprisingly addictive! If you enjoy thrifting or love the thrill of discovery, this place is a must."