10 Best Secondhand Stores in Vancouver

The Only Vintage sells curated vintage clothing for men and women, with in-store shopping, fitting rooms and pickup available. Its selection spans multiple eras, including 1950s pieces and 1970s clothing, so shoppers can browse beyond a single decade or style. Dresses are a notable part of the range, while men’s pieces such as a sailor uniform have also been seen in store. The shop suits people who want distinctive second-hand clothing with curation already done, rather than searching through an unsorted thrift selection.

C’est La Vie Boutique offers vintage clothing and accessories in Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant area, with in-store shopping and pick-up. The selection suits shoppers looking for distinctive pieces rather than standard high-street basics, including party dresses, bow ties and clothing for themed occasions. Clean change rooms support browsing and trying on finds, while the shop’s changing assortment rewards visitors who enjoy discovering one-off vintage gems during a quick visit.

Stoxx Thrift & Vintage Vancouver at Kingsgate Mall offers in-store shopping for men’s and women’s clothing, with delivery and in-store pickup also listed. The shop suits shoppers looking for varied vintage and thrifted clothing at accessible prices, including pieces such as sports jackets. Its selection is described as diverse rather than repetitive, while staff can help customers search for a particular item. The store also provides on-site services and supports quick visits.

Thriftique offers curated thrifted, vintage and pre-loved designer clothing alongside used goods such as shoes, toys, tools and souvenirs. It suits shoppers seeking one-of-a-kind wardrobe pieces, sustainable fashion or distinctive finds rather than standard new-stock purchases. The business offers in-store shopping, online shopping and online estimates, and it buys used goods. Its handpicked collection includes designer and vintage pieces as well as budget-friendly essentials, giving a browse the feel of a search for something specific or unexpected. The store also provides free parking options. For people bringing in goods, the buying service adds a practical reason to visit beyond shopping.

Forastera Vintage is a women-owned vintage clothing store with in-store shopping, men’s clothing and a selection of one-of-a-kind pieces. It suits shoppers searching for distinctive second-hand finds across varied styles and sizes, including affordable discoveries.

The shop also buys used goods, giving local wardrobe clear-outs a potential destination. Its compact, discovery-led feel works well for a quick browse or an unplanned stop when searching for vintage clothing, boots and unusual pieces.

UNCOMMON is a Vancouver vintage clothing store offering curated men’s and women’s clothing, including selected Y2K pieces. The range focuses on wearable vintage, elevated basics and distinctive designs rather than an overly loud or costume-led look.

The store supports in-store shopping, pickup and delivery, and buys used goods. It suits shoppers looking for carefully chosen second-hand pieces, everyday vintage clothing or a standout item with a more considered feel.

The Only on Davie offers curated vintage clothing from the 1960s through the 1990s, including retro dresses, classic denim, outerwear and rare collectible pieces. Thousands of pounds of used clothing are sifted each week for wearable finds, with selections available online and in Vancouver shops. Shoppers who want more direction can book a personal styling session: the process uses an intake questionnaire to prepare a tailored rack, then explores outfits, layering and combinations. This makes the store suitable both for browsing one-of-a-kind pieces and for rebuilding a wardrobe with guidance.

Hunter & Hare combines consignment shopping with buying used goods and on-site service. The Vancouver shop offers a curated selection of clothing and new retail products, along with accessories and small gift-style items. Shoppers can browse for distinctive wardrobe pieces or ask for help putting outfits together. Consignors can bring in used clothing for consideration, with accepted items listed for sale and an arrangement for retrieving pieces that do not sell.

The Wayback Vintage & Thrift Store offers used clothing, furniture, knick-knacks and other vintage finds in a compact, browse-friendly setting. It suits shoppers who enjoy discovering unusual pieces rather than searching a tightly defined catalogue, with stock spanning different eras and a regularly refreshed outdoor rack. The shop also carries music and collectible items, making a quick visit feel more like a treasure hunt. Free street parking supports short browsing trips, while the store’s low-priced selection appeals to budget-conscious vintage shoppers.

Rewind Resale Main Street buys and sells used fashion, focusing on streetwear, skatewear, workwear and 90s/Y2K vintage. Shoppers can browse organized racks of vintage, designer and contemporary brand-name pieces, while an online store offers another way to view new stock. Sellers can bring items during operating hours without an appointment and receive cash or store credit. Items are evaluated according to condition, label, desirability and current inventory, so acceptance is not guaranteed. The shop suits vintage hunters, people seeking designer pieces and sellers clearing out clothing they no longer wear.