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About EcoThrift

About Eco Thrift: The Essentials

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For clothing and shoes, accessories, books, electronics, housewares and furniture, toys, tools and more, it’s hard to find a more exhilarating retail experience than Eco Thrift. It’s hard for anyone to leave an EcoThrift store empty handed.

We currently operate high-volume stores in Hayward, Pomona, Sacramento, Citrus Heights, San Bernardino, and Vallejo.
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EcoThrift is privately held, and led by founder Greg Ellison. Our deeply held values have helped us become California’s largest-volume for-profit thrift store company.
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Adding Excitement to the Thrift Store Experience

Since 1982, we’ve worked to elevate the thrift store experience. This requires providing exciting merchandise that’s always a value—and lots of it.

​We’re innovators in our industry. We’ve engineered unique systems for product acquisition, sorting, pricing, merchandising and recycling. It all results in an unexpected selection of merchandise that excites shoppers from all points along the economic spectrum.

Recycling

Every week, each EcoThrift® store adds over 25,000 new items. Unsold items are marked down 25-75%. We recycle the vast majority of what’s not sold.
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Working with county agencies, we’ve significantly reduced the load on local landfills. For goods that do not meet our standards, we work with expert textile recyclers. They export clothing, shoes and accessories to third-world countries in desperate need of affordable products.

Safety

To ensure customer safety, particularly for children, we post notices and recommend our customers visit the US Consumer Products Safety Commission Study of Hazardous Products in Thrift Stores.

​In addition, we highly recommend their website, www.cpsc.gov, which is the US Government’s online source for recalled goods.

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> Eco Thrift History
> Eco Thrift Career Opportunities
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