Thrift Stores in New York, NY
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“This store is the epitome of what thrifting can & should be. if you ever went into a little boutique thrift store and were wowed by the pieces but dissapointed that the prices were completley unaffordable, this store will give you the satisfaction you’re looking for. It is a small, well curated collection, but the prices are very fair, so you feel like you can really participate even if you’re not super wealthy. It's also a small business -- doesn't really get better than this.”
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“I found the store online and was there on my visit to New York. Super nice staff, great clothes and the prices were OK too. I was lucky, they had half the store reduced to 50% and I could buy some nice old things. Thank you and best regards from Berlin City! Armin”
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“This is one of my favorite stops in NYC! Items are on the pricey side, but I love every piece I've purchased here over the years. Definitely a must stop every time I'm in NYC.”
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“I‘ve been here today in the afternoon, had the best experience in here! amazing store, very nice and friendly shop owner as well as his friend that accompanied him. very great selection of jackets, jeans, y2k sweaters, just about everything you need for a vintage store. loved it and fully recommend it!”
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“My sisters and I thrift all over the city, and this is one of the very best places. Very well organized, fair prices, and some wonderful unexpected finds - on top of which Tanya, the owner, is the bomb.”
10:30AM - 7PM
286 3rd Ave, New York
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“I have been emailing with manager Lisa about donating some household items, and can't overstate what a pleasure it is to deal with her. She is responsive, kind, accommodating, and so helpful. I wish all businesses and organizations could be like her. I will look forward to stopping in the store next time I am in the area.”
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“Love this place. Lots of super-cheap clothes. My advice on how to shop is to make three or four rounds just to make sure you didn't miss anything. Friendly staff, good vibes here.Also, I thought it worth adding that I've been to plenty of bigger, chain resale shops in NY and NJ like Unique, 2nd Ave Thrift, and this place is better. It's clean, rotates stock, and is far more pleasant.”
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“This shop is the absolute cutest! I love the vibe and how every little corner and space is filled with such quality, special pieces at such affordable prices! And the best of all, the owner and her staff are the sweetest ?”
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“Oh my god. I love shopping and this place just tickles me! Unique and worth my money. The curation! The colors! The options. THE FACT THAT THEY CARRY SIZE 12. The sale rack doesn’t miss.”
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“Unique Boutique is a very popular place. My son and I have found some real treasures among the dress clothes, suits, slacks, jackets, and dress coats, and so will you. No kidding! My son and I like to go to Unique Boutique about once a month. You will be happy with this place!”
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“Love this location! Friendly staff, beautiful selection, and unique pieces. The store is small but intimate. Everything is hanging up on shelves or hanging properly on the racks. I prefer this store than the Buffalo Exchange next door.”
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“This shop is a hidden gem!! I went to four other thrift stores before stumbling into this gold mine! I bought a beautiful pair of lamps, plus two sets of side tables I didn't know I was looking for until I saw them! They have high quality merchandise that is reasonably priced! The energy was sweet and welcoming! I love it there!”
11AM - 8PM
487 Columbus Ave, New York
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“For secondhand clothing, the UWS is replete with stellar options {Housing Works on W 74th, Housing Works on W 96th, Unique Boutique on W 83rd, St Francis Thrift Store on W 96th = all excellent options}. UES has great thrift options too: Unique Boutique on E 94th, Housing Works on E 90th, Goodwill NYNJ on E 88th, & there’s another one in East Harlem}. Once you step in and see how current and high quality the pieces they have are, and for such bargain prices (plenty of great pieces between $5 - $20), you’ll basically never shop new again. It’ll change the way you shop in nyc.Housing Works on 74th & Columbus —this one in particular has some terrific designer fashion finds; it also has a very cool home-wear section and some collectible pieces that are sold off on an auction basis. It’s very very cool.You can find some really stellar finds at excellent prices at both of the Unique Boutiques on UWS and UES.”
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“Found some amazing vintage clothes at a reasonable price. The place can feel a little overwhelming and get extremely packed. But it can be an explorative experience with friends to find goodies. They do charge a credit card fee, so bring cash if you don't want to pay that. They also sell bags to carry your purchase for $2, so bring your own in case you bought a haul of goodies.”
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“Great selection of clothing, home goods, and other miscellaneous items. They started to carry plants as well. Def a gem in the neighborhood with affordable prices!”
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“One of my favorite thrift shops in the city. There's a great selection of shoes, nick nacks bags and clothes. Sometimes you really luck up and strike gold, other times you don't.”
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“I normally donate tons of expensive stuff here and the ladies working there are super nice. Today though (12/26/2023), there was a white older woman who was a witch! Mean and rude! I have never seen her there before but I hope to never see her again. If she is volunteering, she should just stay home and avoid working with people since she doesn't seem to know what customer friendly means. Super cranky and horrible attitude!”
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“Lovely thrift store the staff at the front desk on Thursday morning was great!I do think items are pricey but I am sure there is a market for those items and there are also some more affordable items.I especially loved their bags and furniture collections.”
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“Very impressive selection of wedding dresses, bridesmaid dresses etc. All in the 25-50$ range from what I saw. Love the social mission! Not a great shop if you’re looking to thrift for “stuff” — mostly clothes here”
9:30AM - 7PM
365 1st Ave., New York
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“99 Cent Stores were once prolific in the City but since the pandemic they are no longer that cheap. The majority of goods sold start at $1+. However, one item still costs the princely sum of 99 cents. The Dove Bar! I specifically asked the owner about it. There is a huge sign so one cannot miss it. I frequent this store quite often as there are many items that are far cheaper than at other shops. As one enters the rows are packed to the brim neatly and nicely. Baby wipes which cost now $1.79 are nicely priced as I buy five packets at a time to clean my apartment. Some medications like the A&D cream that comes in a tube costs under $2. Now this is a bargain. Bottles are nicely priced too and so are school supplies. Detergents can be expensive though. There is even a variety of packaged food items but I don't care for them. The owners are a kind couple.”
11AM - 7:45PM
402 3rd Ave, New York
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“One of my favorite thrifting spots in the city! There's always amazing new stuff every time I go and the prices are extremely reasonable. They have a great combination of cute and casual as well as formal and high end designer things. 100% recommend checking this place out!”
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“The BEST place to get clean and beautiful bargains! The manager, Cathryn, doesn’t allow damaged or soiled goods. I’ve been donating to them and shopping in Cauz for Pawz since they opened and they have excellent prices and beautiful merchandise!”
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“This wonderful vintage store is a gem ... one of a kind store . I love this place because the huge selection of beautiful selection of clothing with top designer labels is fantastic. But the owner of this store Angelia is an extraordinary lady who had worked with top fashion houses and has an uncanny eye for buying beautiful vintage clothing and helping you chose something that looks good on you. She loves fashion and totaling contributes to my experience there . I always end up buying some gems and leave there feeling uplifted with my newly found unique garments . I will enjoy wearing them while walking down the street.. Her prices are very fair. I highly recommend this truly authentic vintage clothing shop. Hours open Friday- Sunday 1-8pm”
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“Since this Salvation Army store location is in the exact same location as the Salvation Army’s donation center, it seems to get a lot of the best merchandise. If you are looking for furniture, you will find a lot here.”
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“This is an amazing thrift store in East Village, with a lot of great and vintage stuff. I found a lot of cute pieces for a reasonable price.The atmosphere of this thrift store is great.I will definitely check this place out again.”
12 - 5PM
306 Columbus Ave, New York
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“For secondhand clothing, the UWS is replete with stellar options {Housing Works on W 74th, Housing Works on W 96th, Unique Boutique on W 83rd, St Francis Thrift Store on W 96th = all excellent options}. UES has great thrift options too: Unique Boutique on E 94th, Housing Works on E 90th, Goodwill NYNJ on E 88th, & there’s another one in East Harlem}. Once you step in and see how current and high quality the pieces they have are, and for such bargain prices (plenty of great pieces between $5 - $20), you’ll basically never shop new again. It’ll change the way you shop in nyc.Housing Works on 74th & Columbus —this one in particular has some terrific designer fashion finds; it also has a very cool home-wear section and some collectible pieces that are sold off on an auction basis. It’s very very cool.”
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“I had an item that I needed to return and eventhough their sales are final the manager in the store let me exchange and I ended up spending more bc I loved her massive safety pin earrings. I will be back bc this really stylish man convinced my girlfriend to buy some heels”
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“I go out of my way to bring my items to Housing Works. Every time I've gone I have also checked around; there is always something interesting. A warm place, sometimes with a long line, seems more upscale than similar companies. Great mission.”
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“I stumbled upon the Upper East Side Thrift Shop recently and was pleasantly surprised by the wide selection of items at fantastic prices. It felt like discovering a hidden gem with each aisle I explored. The staff was friendly and helpful. If you're in the area, be sure to check out both locations on 1st Ave and 87th Street, as well as 2nd Ave and 89th Street. Support this local business, you never know what treasures you might find!”