Start waste-free shopping by chatting with the knowledgeable owner of this refill store. After you’ve learned all the eco-friendly tips and tricks, you can refill your personal care, household and travel products. If you are in a rush, try their convenient drop-off and pickup service. In addition to the refillable products, this shop offers zero-waste, compostable packaging when you buy deodorant, natural sponges, and so much more.

Shop at this plastic-free market that sources products from many local and BIPOC-owned, high-quality, ethical businesses. While they offer bulk groceries such as sugar and flour, they also sell zero-waste skincare and household products. You can stock your kitchen, too, with bamboo-based goods.

Plan an eco-friendly shopping trip to this bulk grocer that promises to save you money and cut back on waste at the same time. The community-owned grocery works to highlight the crucial connections between the food we all eat and the producers, farmers, and food systems that provide it. Most of the shop’s products come from local suppliers, and the seafood is sustainably harvested. And 98% of the products sold at the co-op are Certified Organic.

Stop by this non-profit thrift shop to pick out a designer piece at a great price. When you shop local and waste-free, an exploited woman or child gets access to mental health services, employment opportunities, life skills training, or safe housing through the shop’s partnerships with local organizations. It’s a great way to give back to the community and the planet.

This clean and organized Seattle secondhand shop offers barely used clothes and housewares. Your purchase helps clothe local school children and provides scholarships for summer camps and college. And, if you’d rather shop online, you can find this shop on eBay and Poshmark, too.

When you’re ready to sustainably and effortlessly furnish your home, head to this store to shop the enormous showroom full of beautiful vintage pieces at affordable prices. The best part, they deliver. Be sure to plan to spend lots of time exploring the unique furniture and trinkets inside what’s known to be the best consignment furniture shop in Washington.