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Best Thrift Stores in Columbus, OH - Out of the Closet - Columbus, The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center, Buckeye Bargains, Honey Pickers Thrift Store, Ohio Thrift Stores, Marigold, Volunteers of America, Furniture with a Heart Thrift Store, St Vincent de Paul Thrift Store, Goodwill Outlet.
- Secondhand Shopping Is One of My Favorite Things to Do in Columbus.
- Out of The Closet
- Clothes Mentor
- Grandview Mercantile
- One More Time
- Flower Child
Whether we are looking for furniture or adding to our wardrobe, I tend to go thrifting before purchasing new. This habit was born for purely financial reasons in my early twenties. I was living on an extremely tight budget and I was always looking for ways to leave more money for experiences instead of items. As time has passed, I have grown to enj...
I love shopping for a good cause and that’s exactly what you’re doing when you make purchases at Out of the Closet. $.96 of every dollar collected by the store goes directly to fund AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s HIV/AIDS programs and services. Additionally, the store offers HIV testing to anyone, regardless of their ability to pay. The store carries...
Clothes Mentor specifically focuses on designer clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, and other accessories for women. It’s a great shop to visit if you’re updating your professional wardrobe. One of my favorite things about Clothes Mentor is the consistency of the quality of items they sell. You will likely find like-new pieces that can save you big...
Okay so let’s be real: Grandview Mercantile isn’t exactly what you think of when you hear the words “thrift store.” The shop focuses on antiques and fine home consignment and their 20k+ square foot showroom is full of amazing treasures. From unique pieces of furniture to amazing jewelry items, Grandview Mercantile is the kind of place you can get l...
One More Time has both a furniture/home decor focused store and a clothing store. I really enjoy shopping for clothes at One More Time and they have such a good variety of options for all body types. The store accepts consignments in addition to selling items, so it’s easy to revamp your wardrobe. Location: 1521 W 5th Ave, Columbus, OH 43212 Websit...
If it’s vintage items you’re after, you have to go to Flower Child. This shop sells clothing, accessories, furniture, home decor, art, and so much more. The items in the shop range from the 1930s to the 1980s and walking through the store is like hopping in a time machine. You can find some pretty incredible deals at Flower Child as well as some fa...
THE BEST 10 Thrift Stores in COLUMBUS, OH - Last Updated May 2024 - Yelp. Yelp Shopping Thrift Stores. Top 10 Best Thrift Stores Near Columbus, Ohio. Sort:Recommended. 2. All. Price. Open Now. 1 . Flower Child. 4.0 (101 reviews) Used, Vintage & Consignment. Home Decor. Furniture Stores. $$ Italian Village.
Jul 15, 2022 · Jul 15, 2022 - Things to Do. Our favorite places to thrift shop in Columbus. Alissa Widman Neese. Illustration: Annelise Capossela/Axios. Central Ohio shoppers on the hunt for savings and sustainability have lots of options thanks to our thriving thrift store scene.
Top 10 Best Thrift Stores in Columbus, OH - May 2024 - Yelp - Out of the Closet - Columbus, Buckeye Bargains, The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center, Honey Pickers Thrift Store, Ohio Thrift Stores, Marigold, Flower Child, Volunteers of America, Furniture with a Heart Thrift Store, Smartypants Vintage.
Goodwill Columbus Thrift Store Locations In Ohio. Find Your Local Goodwill. Store Locator. Use the map below to find a Columbus area retail store near you. Every day donated goods are sold at our 11 central Ohio retail locations, including our outlet store, and online through shopgoodwill.com.
From Vintage to Retro. The Best Thrift Stores in Columbus, Ohio. There are many good reasons to buy clothes and furniture in thrift stores. For one, they are usually significantly less expensive than traditional stores. But also, thrift stores often carry one-of-a-kind and vintage items you rarely find elsewhere.
