A typical goodwill thrift store is set up much like a small department store, with shelving, racks of clothing, end cap displays, etc. At many goodwills, the store is decorated and certain sections are artfully arranged. The goodwill outlet is different because, while still sorted by department, there's no display of products. Rather than an arranged store, the goodwill bins are typically in warehouse-type buildings that feature large bins of clothing, housewares, toys, and sporting goods slowly rotating around the floor.