Thrift store shopping is a fun adventure, with hidden treasures always waiting to be discovered behind piles of clothes, books, and random knick-knacks. From the suburbs to the big city, New York is a thrifting haven. Ready to get started? Check out these 10 best thrift stores across New York State.
This New York City charity is a caring community with a mission to end both homelessness and HIV/AIDS. Thrift stores around the city have a reputation for quality finds that range from vintage furniture to unexpectedly on-trend clothes.
L Train Vintage owns and runs a total of seven New York City thrift stores, all of which offer some seriously vibrant threads—think Hawaiian prints, jean jackets, bedazzled dresses, and cowboy boots.
Find nothing less than expert curation at Beacon’s Closet in the city. At this modern and hip New York thrift shop, shoppers will find stylish clothing from the top contemporary brands—and at a bargain. From leather jackets to mini skirts to bathing suits, spend your next shopping spree at Beacon’s Closet.
When you’re looking for unique treasures that are hard to find elsewhere, Castaways in Woodstock is a must-visit. The store is a treasure trove of retro clothing and colorful kitsch that begs to be explored.
For over 30 years, this small shop in the Hudson Valley has been buying and selling vintage clothing and antiques. It's the place to go when you want to find eye-popping, truly one-of-a-kind merchandise.
Part thrift store, part flea market, this eclectic warehouse is a purveyor of all things “upcycled, vintage, recycled, and unique.” Greenovation thrifters have found everything from vintage lamps to clothing and crystals.
This consignment shop is selective with its merchandise, and because of its choosy, style-conscious staff, shoppers reap the benefits of trendy pieces from popular brands for a fraction of the price.
Great Finds is a women’s clothing thrift store that sells gently worn, in-style pieces and accessories. For over 25 years, the Albany thrift store has been run by a non-for-profit charity that serves families in the capital region.
This mega-sized thrift store is a Rochester favorite, with a huge selection of men’s and women’s apparel as well as housewares and other knick-knacks. Browse the endless racks of clothing to score some seriously cheap pieces.
Dusty Rose Vintage is for the savvy thrift store shopper who knows exactly what they want and how to get it. The store’s plethora of super-bargain-priced clothing is stored in giant bins instead of on hangers and is organized according to the style you’re going for.