Wabisabi

We had some great finds here for outdoor gear - there are many different rooms with all types of items!

Came in and had an amazing experience with Ms Caroline!!!! I came to donate items today and came inside to see what the shop is all about!!! They are an amazing thrift store gave 1.8 Million back to the community!!! Definitely a stop while in Moab!!! Great prices great staff just an amazing atmosphere!!!

This thrift store is super cute and pretty big! It’s two stories and has a plethora of items: clothing, books, trinkets, shoes, etc. Prices are reasonable, and they had a 25% off sale of all pants/skirts/shorts! I recommend checking this place out.

Great thrift store! Cool finds and friendly staff.

This place is special. The grey-haired guy at the counter is rad. Found lots of stuff and it was super inexpensive. A real social justice thing going on here. Good music. Cool vibes. 😎

Seems a little crowded because of the older house but they still are a go to for all kinds of things. I like that it's helping many causes. We gave our token to the Elders for wood.

Best Thrift store in town! So glad I was able to find clothing, kitchen items, and books at a reaspnable price!!

I love the donation drop off situation in Wabi Sabi's new location. Somone comes out as soon as you pull up and makes the donation easy and fast. And then, of course, I have to go inside for treasures. Win Win! I love a good drop and shop!!!

Absolutely wonderful!! This is an amazing thrift store, clean and the people worker r so very nice!! Thank u!!

Super cute store in a beautiful old house. Each room has different items: men's, women's, kids, kitchenwares, etc. Matt greeted me with a smile and told me the book I had selected from the patio shelf was free. i found a few cool local items and had a fun little adventure. Funds go to great causes! Highly recommend!

Way over rated store in a house. Many T-Shirts need to be tossed. Items were well marked. Street parking, just off main Street to the East.

NEW LOCATION REVIEW 198 E Center St, Moab, UT 84532 We have been touring the area and go to as many thrift stores on our route and happened upon this shop as it originally did not populate when we searched for thrift stores in town. Happy to have stumbled upon it on our last morning in town. This location is in its opening stages when we visited so there is very little signage and organization at this time. There is plenty of women's clothes to choose from and my SO found the small men's section very rewarding. Clothes appear to be priced based on type of article (short-sleeve, long-sleeve, pants, etc.). I found the pants selection to be nice, jackets and coats lacking for a winter town but also... it could be different next week! That's the fun of thrift stores, you don't know what you'll find or when.

This is a great little local thrift store in Moab, the employees were so friendly and they have great stuff, though the prices are definitely higher than your average city thrift store, especially because they have blanket prices per type of item. You get to pick where a portion of your purchase gets donated too which is a cool component too!

The team members were really nice and helpful. Good selection, organized well. Like a thrift store ir is a mixed bag of what you'll find. They support several local community needs in giving back. Worth a stop!

On Mondays buy a bag of children's clothes for $3.99 - that was great! Lots of stuff! Overall prices ok, things sort of disorganized. Not the cleanest thrift store either. But with the bag of clothes, and a few other good finds that we liked it was ok.

NICE & friendly Thrift Store. My partner forgot his swim trunks, so we were happy to find this store! They had a few choices and we got lucky and found one in his size! I also rescued a mermaid from Utah. Great prices, helpful friendly staff. Lots of good stuff.

WabiSabi as an organization seems like a really amazing nonprofit organization that is helping the local Moab community. From what I understand, they fundraise for local organizations, provide resources to the local community, and support a wide variety of local causes including youth mentoring programs, rescue animals, public health, reducing homelessness, etc. Their thrift store is located right next door to their office building, and all of the sales from their thrift store are donations to the nonprofit itself. I love nonprofit models like this, I think they're so cool. The thrift store itself is interesting - they have home supplies, outdoor gear, shoes, and clothing. We were able to find a couple of hidden gems, but as we were browsing it felt like a lot of the items that were donated should have been thrown away. I would recommend coming here if you like to hunt for hidden gems and have the time to spend some time looking around. You'll definitely find some gems here. The store was a bit messy and cluttered, but we also came on a weekend during tourist season, so it may have been from people picking through things. The staff was super friendly when we checked out - I believe the staff may be volunteers? I'm not sure how they're structured. We were given a token to donate to a cause of our choice after our purchase which was cool.

I would like to say I didn't visit this place all four days I was in Moab but then I would be a liar. First day was horrible, I had items I wanted to purchase but couldn't find anyone working. Second day was better, found a few items, was on a delirious high after hiking and wanted to spend money. Third day....jackpot! Found a ton of "new" goodies that I didn't see the previous days, they get A LOT of donations and constantly have new items (I was one of those donations bringing a huge bag from Denver). Fourth day....walked away with a Coach purse for $3 not too shabby. They give you a $1 token whenever you make a purchase that you can designate to the charity of your choice. How cool is that?? They also have a restoom for the public which I personally love since I'm on a daily quest to drink all the coffee and water. I found brands like Free People, Eileen Fisher, Vibrams, Columbia, Anthropologie and more. LOVE. THIS. PLACE.

Cute thrift store off the downtown strip. The people who work there (or volunteer? wasn't sure) didn't seem very happy to be there, except for the man who I first encountered - he was quite pleasant. Seemed like an assortment of clothing and used kitchen items. I couldn't figure out their pricing- but, as my Dad used to say, "if you have to ask you probably can't afford it!" Didn't find anything this time, but that's the fun of taking some time to scrounge local thrift! You just never know.

Nice thrift shop in the area. It's a decent size and has plenty to look through. Their prices are generally really good and as with every thrift store sometimes you find things that aren't a great deal or items that are super worn out. The lighting is kind of dim and some things just seem to be thrown in piles instead of organized so it makes the place seem a little dingy but I can usually find some good things here. The employees are friendly and seem to know a lot about what's in the store even with different things filtering through there daily. If you are in town stop by to see what kind of treasures you can find!

Got two towels for our camping. It was easy to find and looked to have a lot of cool stuff inside.

It really depends what you're looking for. Some items seemed like they should be in the trash and there was hidden gold in there too! Clothing selection had a wide variety especially ladies. Sorted by colours. Prices seemed fair on items. Good luck treasure hunting. You'll need it.

Oh my goodness, I don't know if I have ever loved a thrift store more in my life than this one! We do not live in Moab, we come here at least once a year and they always have something we need for an affordable price. I also love how we get to put a token in the charity of our choice. The workers are so friendly! The other day we came in to find something to roast marshmallows with and I found a bunch of metal hangers marked for a dollar. I asked the guy if I could just take about four of them after paying for them and then I gave him the rest back to sell. He was so awesome to work with!

I know everybody loves this place, but I honestly don't get it. It feels like a junk pile of Goodwill donations. Not curated. Not nice. Not even useful.

Big place and fun to look through! Kids section was a bit small (I was looking for 3t boys) but infants had more available. Lots of sporting goods! We even found a cable for our tv

Visited this thrift store in October 2019 while in town for the Rock Climbing Festival. I always seek out the local thrift stores! Located on a side street, the prices are great and funding goes to several local organizations.

This place was pretty good. Very organized. Lots of stuff for a decent price! Worth checking out if you are in the area!

I was so happy that I stumbled on this thrift store in my recent visit to Moab yesterday. I got such wonderful books. One book was about relationship Runes which will go to my nephew who welds Rune pendants. The store is extremely well organized and the staff was friendly and helpful.

GREAT thrift store with great prices! I didn't end up finding anything I *had* to have, but it seemed like the kind of store where you WOULD eventually find some kickass stuff, if you came back over time. Tons of well-organized clothes, books, household items and a decent amount of outdoors gear. I will definitely stop in here again if/when in the area....maybe next time I'll get lucky!

Really affordable prices and a good taste of Moab. They had everything from dishes, books, clothes, bikes, etc. The cashier was really nice and friendly. When you check out, a part of your purchase goes to a charity you chose from a list of like 15 places. You have to check this place out if your an avid thrifter. There's definitely something for everyone. Definitely a hidden gem and will be going back the next time we go to Moab!

While Wabisabi has a mission statement we can all get behind, I was terribly disappointed with their poor sense of service and honor today. I've made a tradition of visiting Wabisabi every time I'm in Moab. Today they had a large whiteboard in the center of the store, advertising "buy one, get one FREE, lawn and garden items". We got excited about the sale, picked our two items and went up to the counter. As we stood waiting for the cashier, she didn't acknowledge us, and helped the person who was behind us. Okay, this happens, so we were patient. When it was our turn, we were disappointed when she told us she didn't know about that sale. She checked with a co-worker who said that was yesterday's sale. We explained that we had seen the sign and they sent someone back who confirmed it was there, then wiped the board and told us they were sorry that the items would both be regular price. We asked "will you really NOT honor your advertised price?" They just said "sorry" and we decided not to buy either item, and NOT TO SHOP THERE ANYMORE. I get that the posted sale was an oversite, and we were not trying to take advantage of anyone, but let's look at the facts. 1. This is a thrift store where inventory has been DONATED. The business would not lose money by honoring their sale. 2. They are inventory rich and space poor. It couldn't hurt to get two more items off the floor. 3. Over a simple $10, Wabisabi has lost a customer. This hurts future sales. Outside of this, it's just a dirty old thrift shop that helps a lot of people, just maybe not so much their direct customers.

The ONLY way to get an authentic taste of local Moab life! Moab has more active charitable organizations per capita than ANY other place in AMERICA! Through it's nonprofit thrift store, selling items donated by locals, WabiSabi donated more than $88,000 to various LOCAL charities & fed 700-800 at the Community Thanksgiving. So, if you want to get a true idea of what life is like in this new age, upscale, bohemian, outdoor paradise, you've gotta treasure hunt at WabiSabi! It's the Heart of Moab!

This thrift store has A Lot of stuff, you have to look hard for that "must have". I would have given it more stars but male stock person was VERY rude, check out lady was nice though. Not sure if it's worth going for iffy customer service, but there are not many thrift stores in Moab so you might want to take chance that the rude employees have the day off.

Good selection here! A wonderful book area with tons of goodies, a camping section, and clothing that is beyond belief. High quality brands at ridiculous low prices. Lots of used flashlights, and knick nacks. I would be a regular here. My dad got %30 off senior discount. Big room of women's stuff and a good men's area.

Great shop with some hidden gems and sports gear. -- a joy to shop around - bought some essentials before a river trip

The address is wrong. We went the location across from Milts Stop n Eat on Locust Lane. It was a great place. They have another location on Bowling Alley Lane but it is furniture and household goods. Funding goes to several community groups.

Great store with a big selection, cheap prices and they strongly support local non profits... What more can you ask for?

Has become a regular stop whenever in Moab due to the friendly pricing of high end gear, books, movies and music to be found here. The staff is helpful but discrete and the decor is, well, it's a thrift store in Moab. Use your imagination - they sure do! Oh, and when you're done Milt's is right across the street and did I mention that it's a funky outdoorsy thrift shop in Moab? As good as it gets.