10 of the best thrift stores in New York City!
If I had a penny for every time someone requested a post about vintage thrift shops and second-hand stores in NYC, I’d be a pretty rich gal! I always talk about them on my Instagram (@marthasachser), but I still needed to put them all together in a single post for you guys! It’s finally here! I hope you like it!
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Beacon’s Closet
Beacon’s Closet is a thrift shop for clothing and accessories in good condition. You might consider setting aside some time to look through it carefully if you’re looking for items from a particular designer. You can also sell your clothes in exchange for money or credit in the store. Check out the official website HERE!
Ina
Ina offers bags, clothes and accessories in good shape from nice brands and designers. They have four units, including an entire store dedicated to the male audience. You can shop online, and brands like Jimmy Choo, Dolce & Gabbana and Fendi are also available. The store you see in the pictures below is the one located in Nolita, at 21 Prince Street, New York. Check all the addresses HERE!
Auh2oshop
AuH2O is a vintage boutique located in the East Village that offers a nice clothing selection for an okay price. Most of their items cost less than US$ 25, and there are fixed racks dedicated to US$ 5 and US$ 10 pieces. You can find it at 84 East 7th Street btw 1st & 2nd Ave. Check out the official website HERE!
Crossroads Trading Company
This store is pretty big, offers a lot of variety that is usually in good condition. You can sell your pieces in exchange for credit as well! Check out the official website HERE!
BIS Designer Resale
In this boutique, you’ll find items from designers such as Pucci, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Hermes, Christian Louboutin and several others in great shape! You can also shop and check out their prices on the store’s official website, which you can find HERE!
Buffalo Exchange
Buffalo Exchange is a fashion resale chain in which you can buy and also exchange pieces. There are several units spread throughout the country, and you’ll find a lot of variety in clothing, accessories and shoes there. Items are usually in good condition and clean, once those are prerequisites for donating or selling to the store. Check out the official website HERE!
Vintage Thrift
Featuring a truly vintage atmosphere, you’ll find clothing, bags, accessories, decor items, books, and everything else under the sun at Vintage Thrift. Despite its variety, the shop is well organized and meets all expectations for a vintage decoration. It’s located at 286 Third Avenue, btw 22nd & 23rd St. Check out the official website HERE!
Housing Works bookstore and thrift store
There are several Housing Works thrift shops around the city. They take donations of clothes, books, decor items, accessories and much more. All the profit is dedicated to HIV/AIDS victims to ensure they have access to quality housing, healthcare, HIV prevention, and treatment, along other life services. SoHo’s Housing Works is great because it’s both a thrift shop and a second-hand bookstore; there’s even a cafe where you can enjoy your book with a snack! It’s a very clean place that offers articles in great shape! You should definitely drop by if you’re able. I’ve found really cool things there. It’s located at 130 Crosby Street, New York, NY. Check out the official website and find the nearest shop HERE!
Goodwill
Well-known throughout most of America, you can find a bit of everything at Goodwill, from clothing to furniture and decor articles. There are several stores in the country and, of course, there is also one in NYC. You usually won’t find expensive items there, although not everything will be in good shape. Either way, it’s worth a visit.
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