The Shopp
Independent thrift in Eliot, Portland
Closed · opens Tuesday 12 pm2808 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd #5 · map ↓
The Shopp reviews
Small, women-led nonprofit thrift in Portland with well-chosen women's and men's clothing at very low prices and friendly staff. Proceeds support survivors.
97 written reviews · 89% five-star · 9% one or two stars · owner replies to 70% · 28 in the past year · reviewed since 2021
- 22Friendly staffWelcoming, attentive staff and owner who go out of their way to help.
- 14Wide varietyWomen's and men's clothing in many styles, with good brands and something for everyone.
- 7Well-chosen stockBoutique feel with pieces chosen across sizes and aesthetics, impressive for such a small space.
- 2Good conditionClean, scent-free items in great condition; many pieces look brand new.
Selling or donating here
Its website and business listing don’t say whether it buys from the public or takes consignments. Ask before you bring anything in.
Call (503) 208-2623What shoppers mention
Themes from 97 written reviews, counted and summed up by us. One review can mention several.
What they like
- Friendly staff22 reviewsWelcoming, attentive staff and owner who go out of their way to help.
- Wide variety14 reviewsWomen's and men's clothing in many styles, with good brands and something for everyone.
- Well-chosen stock7 reviewsBoutique feel with pieces chosen across sizes and aesthetics, impressive for such a small space.
- Good condition2 reviewsClean, scent-free items in great condition; many pieces look brand new.
Prices & deals
- Fair prices11 reviewsMostly called very affordable, with $5 dresses; one shopper thinks fast-fashion brands should cost only a few dollars.
- Good clothing prices2 reviewsVery cheap clothing, with mall-brand shirts under $12.
Shopping there
- Small store7 reviewsLittle shop with a warm, adorable feel.
- Fitting rooms2 reviewsCurtained changing room where you can try things on; described as cute and clean.
Who comes here
- Supports a cause12 reviewsProceeds go to survivors and women in crisis; shoppers like that it is women-led.
Known for
- Well-chosen women's and men's clothing 3 shoppers
- Mall and name brands at low prices 3 shoppers
- Discounts for bringing in donations 3 shoppers
- Proceeds supporting survivors and women in crisis 2 shoppers
A good fit for
From written reviews on its business listing, up to 29 Sep 2026. We check every theme against the reviews before we show it.
How it compares in Portland
Each dot is one of 127 Portland stores with 20+ written reviews. The big dot is The Shopp.
When shoppers are unhappy
We read all 6 of its one- and two-star written reviews since Oct 2023 and sorted them by reason. One review can give several.
- Prices too highNone in the last 12 months4
- Rude or unhelpful staffNone in the last 12 months1
Donating
- Donations accepted
- Gently used clothing, basic essentials
- Hours
- Tuesday to Saturday 12-6 PM; closed Sunday and Monday
- Is there anything you won’t accept?
- Can I get a donation receipt?
What it sells
- ClothingShoppers mention it
Seen as fair. Dresses $5, sweaters under $15, mall-brand shirts under $12; widely called very fair, though one balks at fast-fashion brand pricing.
Hours & getting there
| Monday | Closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 12 pm–6 pm |
| Wednesday | 12 pm–6 pm |
| Thursday | 12 pm–6 pm |
| Friday | 12 pm–6 pm |
| Saturday | 12 pm–6 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
- Payment
- Credit cards and debit cards
- Access
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance and accessible restroom
- At the store
- Wi-fi, Women-owned, Small business, Free street parking, Clothing recycling
Good to know
- Bring a bag of donations for a discount; shoppers cite 10% or 50% off. Tip from 2 shoppers
- Small free lot out front, with street parking nearby. Tip from 2 shoppers
- Close to other shops, restaurants, the Nike outlet and Irvington Park. Tip from 2 shoppers
- Closed on Mondays and Sundays. Listed hours
In its own words
Portland women-led non-profit thrift store providing clothing and basic essentials to survivors of trafficking, domestic violence, and other critical needs; sells vintage clothing.
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Questions
Does The Shopp buy secondhand items?
Its website and business listing don’t say. Call (503) 208-2623 to ask. Nearby, Rerun, Circle Round and Thee Lucky Bastard Antiquities & Desirables buy from the public.
Does The Shopp take donations?
Yes. Gently used clothing and basic essentials.
What are The Shopp’s opening hours?
Closed Monday, Tuesday to Saturday 12 pm–6 pm, closed Sunday (Portland time).
Sources and dates
Its business listing and written reviews · its website (nwcollaborative.com) · last updated 4 Oct 2026