St. Vincent de Paul - West Eugene Store

frog bing bong

Treated me and my friends nicely, and i got a cute shirt and dress for a total of about $12 which in my opinion is good, the only complaint i have is that when trying to check the price of something there isnt always a tag on it and its a bit confusing.

Ashley Rogers

Wasn't allowed in with backpack first visit. I rode my bicycle to the store, and the one off Seneca in Eugene.. both wouldn't allow my backpack inside, which is how I ride my purchases home. Neither location would allow it to be with them behind desk, very firm on 'no backpack' policy. Now I know how other backpackers, cyclists, and homeless people feel, trying to buy from here. I suggest Goodwill, which has lockers. Customers create their own temporary code and their stuff is safe while they shop.

Mo Flojack

We used to consider volume of product moved to be our primary objective and therefore we helped as many people as possible in as many ways as we could now it’s limited to value and those that can afford it will pay and those that can’t they don’t care so what’s the purpose of the organization they’ve become a retail outfit their soul is gone

Grace Partridge

This place is super gentrified (as are most of the St. Vinnies' in Eugene). I do not recommend shopping here if you're looking for fair or even reasonable prices ($20 worn picture frame, $20-$50 sweaters from GAP, furniture in poor condition & for the price you could easily buy new instead). It was funny but also frustrating because I go to thrift stores because I can't always afford new items. There are a lot of great independent thrift stores in this town to support instead, and even Goodwill is better.