Listed below are second-hand clothing stores in Seattle and surrounding cities in the Puget Sound region. We’ve listed the best reasons to shop at each location, so you can find what you need—whether you want cheap clothes or designer goods at the best possible price. Check their website for details or before you head out to see if they have anything special going on or to check if the store also sells goods online.
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Best used clothing stores in Seattle
Buffalo Exchange, (Bellingham, Seattle). Why shop there: Clothing, designer jeans, and shoes. Some brand name clothes have close-to-retail prices, so watch out. You’ll also find brand new merchandise and accessories.
Cherry Consignment (West Seattle). Why shop there: hard-to-find clothes for women and men of very shape, size and lifestyle, including plus sizes and maternity. Offer a rotating selection of higher-end brands and casual to dressy styles.
Crossroads Trading (Seattle/Capitol Hill, University District). Why shop there: Trendy and fashionable, high-quality women’s and men’s brand name and designer clothing and accessories.
Diva Dollz (Seattle/Pioneer Square). Why shop there: Great place for specialty items such as vintage and corsets. Additionally, they have a large selection of jewelry.
Gather (Seattle/Columbia City). Why shop there: women’s clothing and accessories. Good selection of jewelry. Constantly rotating selection always features good quality clothes for the current season.
Gold Dogs (Seattle/Ballard). Why shop there: Eclectic boutique filled with a mix of vintage, repurposed/reworked, and new apparel for women and men. Incredible accessory selection. Known for often having a wide selection of boots.
Goodwill (multiple Puget Sound area retail stores). Why shop there: Many locations throughout the region. Good selection of books and clothing but watch for high prices on some name brand clothing.
Lifelong Thrift Store (Seattle/Capitol Hill). Why shop there: High-quality apparel and shoes, as well as household items. Plus, all purchases benefit Lifelong, providing services to people living with chronic illnesses, including HIV/AIDS.
Pretty Parlor (Seattle/Capitol Hill). Why shop there: Besides vintage and used clothing they also carry originals by local designers. Great place to come for a truly unique piece of clothing. They also specialize in bridal gowns; an appointment is necessary to view bridal gowns.
Red Light Vintage (Seattle/University District). Why shop there: Known for their wide selection of clothing from all decades. As the name suggests, they specialize in vintage and retro clothing, and costumes. So, it’s a great place to shop for a costume party or Halloween.
Salvation Army Thrift Stores (Tukwila). Why shop there: large selection but they don’t specialize in any type, which means you can sometimes find great vintage stuff at a lower cost than at specialty stores.
Sell Your Sole Consignment Boutique (Seattle/Magnolia). Why shop here: Known to be a very well curated store. Known for high fashion wear. The friendly owner also provides great service and assistance while shopping.
Show Pony (Seattle/Fremont). Why shop there: You can expect to find a mixture of local designers and brand names. Wide selection of stylish women’s wear and accessories.
Value Village (multiple Puget Sound area stores). Why shop there: Best for household goods (leather goods, books, games, kitchenware). Clothing can be iffy, so sort through it carefully, but it’s a great place to pull together a Halloween costume.
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Best used clothing stores outside Seattle
(Listed alphabetically by city)
Buffalo Exchange, (Bellingham, Seattle). Why shop there: Clothing, designer jeans, and shoes. Some brand name clothes have close-to-retail prices, so watch out. You’ll also find brand new merchandise and accessories.
Lollipops (Burien). Why shop there: women’s, maternity, baby, and children’s clothing and accessories. Also, a wide selection of toys, equipment, shoes, books, and gear for kids and babies.
Between Friends (Issaquah). Why shop there: designer label clothes, shoes, accessories and handbags. Most in nearly new condition.
Charlie Ann’s (Lynnwood). Why shop there: better quality women’s brand clothing and curated vintage pieces, plus shoes, handbags, and other accessories.
Mercer Island Thrift Shop (Mercer Island). Why shop here: Jewelry selection is extensive. Regularly run large discounts on clothing.
Ashley’s Room, (Puyallup, Sumner). Why shop there: trendy and modern brands in women’s clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories.
Chici Baby’s (Renton). Why shop there: Women’s (and some men’s) vintage clothing, dressy and business wear, shoes, bags, jewelry, and other accessories.
Goodwill (multiple Puget Sound area retail stores). Why shop there: Many locations throughout the region. Good selection of books and clothing but watch for high prices on some name brand clothing.
Value Village (multiple Puget Sound area stores). Why shop there: Best for household goods (leather goods, books, games, kitchenware). Clothing can be iffy, sort through it carefully, but great for Halloween costumes.
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But wait, there’s more!
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- Visit the Greater Seattle on the Cheap home page and choose from a menu of free and cheap activities in the Puget Sound region.
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