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10 Best Thrift Stores in Philadelphia

The average American throws out 81 pounds of clothing each year. Today, thrift stores are part of a $14.4 billion industry, according to an IBISWorld report on the state of the market.

And as studies on consumer preferences suggest millennials like to shop with companies that donate to charities, the thrift-shop model is definitely here to stay.

Fortunately, the Philadelphia -area secondhand stores offer a wide range of goods, from tables and chairs to designer duds and accessories.

And purchasing someone else鈥檚 castoffs is good for the environment, as well as for your wallet. Whether you鈥檙e hitting a thrift, resale, consignment, or vintage store, you鈥檒l find clothes and furniture for relatively low prices. 

In this article, we look at the 10 best thrift stores in Philadelphia.

1. Philly Aids Thrift

This thrift shop is a non-profit that donates a portion of profits to the AIDS fund and has one of the best thrift stores in town. It is located at 710 S 5th Street at E Passyunk Avenue, Philadelphia, PA. They open every day of the week from 11 am to 8 pm.

They sell furniture, vintage housewares, and shoes over multiple levels and it all goes to a good cause. They also have sales twice a month.

You can check them out on their . They also conduct a dollar room on the first Saturday of every month, where everything in their store goes for a dollar.

2. 鈥嬧�婻etrospect Vintage

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This thrift store is a stop shop for all of your fashion needs, whether you’re looking for an elegant fifties dress, dashing seventies suit, funky eighties accessories, or anything in between.

The store located on South Street, Philadelphia, PA, is curated from Goodwill charity shops in nearby Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia.

Retrospect also offers furniture, housewares, accessories, records, books, and decor to dress your home. All the outstanding profits all go back to helping those in need.

They open every day from 11 am to 7 pm and have a  

3. The Second Mile Center

The Second Mile Center is more of a serious thrift experience with gems that have not been picked over. It is located at 214 45th Street, West Philadelphia, PA.  They open daily from 10 am to 6 pm.

The store is a Non-profit thrift shop complex selling secondhand clothing, furniture, electronics, books & art. The store has also done an enormous amount of good for the community for over 30 years, it has helped ex-convicts get back on their feet.

4. Philadelphia Vintage & Consignment Shoppe

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The store is located at 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA. It goes way back to the 1900s and has been in Center City for the past 20 years.鈥嬧�� They open every day of the week, except Monday and Tuesday from 12noon to 7 pm

It is well known for selling vintage pieces and many garments are encased in plastic 鈥嬧�媋nd there isn’t much priced under $100.You can find Chanel, Hermes, Louboutin, and authentic 20s flapper dresses. You will pay for your taste, but the one-of-a-kind item and collectable will be worth it.

5. Buffalo Exchange

At Buffalo Exchange Philadelphia, you can shop quality vintage, designer, and everyday staples. The store is located at 鈥嬧��1520 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA. It opens daily from 11 am to 8 pm. 

Their gives details on all their activities, not only do they buy back cute high-end clothes, but you’ll also pick up some great finds when you shop there.

Their merchandise includes 鈥嬧�媋 great shoe collection, as well as dresses, jewellery, and jackets.

6. Circle Thrift

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The store is located at 鈥嬧��2233 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA.  It opens every day except Monday from 10 am to 5 pm. 

They have a great selection of real-world items like blazers, ladies’ shirts, and accessories, not to mention boxes on boxes of vinyl records and books.

They have a vibrant presence on social media and they also have a . This store is a prime spot to score some secondhand goods without breaking the bank. 

7. Greene Street

The Consignment Shop is located in communities throughout Greater Philadelphia on 700 South St, Philadelphia, PA. 

You can find Lilly Pulitzer, Gucci, Prada, and more. Consignors score 40 % of their item’s total selling price, but make you need to bring in at least 10 items to initiate a consignor contract here.

The store opens seven days a week from 11 am to 7 pm. You can find out more information on what they sell on their  

8. Jinxed

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Jinxed is located at 1915 Washington Avenue; 4521 Baltimore Avenue and 1331 Frankford Avenue. They open daily from 11 am to 6 pm.

Jinxed primarily functions via, sharing posts of various vintage items with detailed descriptions and how you can claim them. With four Philadelphia locations, Jinxed has made a name for itself in the Philadelphia thrift store scene.

Each location offers incredibly unique, vintage furniture, home decor, t-shirts, and more.

9. 鈥嬧�婤ulk Vintage 

As the name suggests, 鈥嬧�媡he store sells vintage clothing in bulk. On their they describe themselves as 鈥媋n independent, woman-owned, wholesale vintage clothing business based out of Philadelphia, PA. offering men’s, women’s, & children’s vintage fashions from the Victorian era through the 2000s.

They open on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 am to 4 pm.  They primarily target those within the vintage clothing industry, allowing them to purchase by weight or by bundle.鈥嬧��

On their website, they also put a disclaimer that, 鈥淲hile anyone may shop online, our products are not intended for personal use so we do not offer size options. Our goal is to provide quality vintage to re-sellers, designers, costumers, and stylists.鈥�

10. Thunderbird Salvage

The store is located at 2441 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA. It has got very high reviews from a couple of people.

Its setting is in an old warehouse with a lot of scrapyard vibes. They open daily from 9 am to 7 pm. 

A picker鈥檚 paradise of trinkets and collectables, you might end up spending the whole day in this thrift shop or at least a couple of hours.

You can visit theirpage and even virtually claim items ahead of time and pick them up in-store.