Thrift Stores in Arcata, CA
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11AM - 6PM
761 8th St, Arcata
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“This is the best spot in Arcata for fun fashion, fabulous original gifts, lovely soaps, and creative decor of all kinds be it jewelry, vintage scarves, gorgeous rings, or colorful cute socks, Shipwreck is my go to for gifts! Aimee has an amazing eye for fashion, style, and design, and she curated her shops with much talent and love!”
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“Daily deals so be sure to stop by and check what the deal of the day is, I scored a portable usb blender there for 8bucks there are some hidden treasures but you really have to give it a good look”
11AM - 4PM
1085 K St, Arcata
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“I love their selection. Quality pieces with lots of personality. This is the kind of furniture store you go to when you’re looking for something special. Don’t expect thrift store prices.”
11AM - 6PM
813 H St, Arcata
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“Really nice thrift store with a lot of inventory. My husband was able to find a pair of jeans he loved and I found a cute shirt for my daughter.Some prices were really reasonable and some just seemed over priced. It's mostly modern day clothing and not much that is vintage. It's mostly used clothing and not much as far as housewares and furniture. The place was quite busy on a Thursday late afternoon so it is obviously a popular place for the locals.”
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“The biggest thrift store in arcata for sure, they have a lot of outdoor products and electronics more so than the other thrift stores in town, clothing is pretty good too smallish men’s section with some nice shoes and boots, scored an old north face sleeping bag there for 20 bucks one time”
“This sizable yet quaint-feeling thrift shop recently helmed support from crew members working on Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film in nearby Eureka. The film's cast includes Leonardo DiCaprio, Regina Hall and Sean Penn. Amanda Bartlett from SF Gate reported on filmmakers' support of other local establishments such as Cafe Brio, as well as local artist artist Zak Shea:”