10 Best Thrift Stores in Toronto

Relocation Vintage – Vintage Store & Streetwear Annex is a curated Toronto vintage clothing shop with a mix of vintage and streetwear pieces. The store suits shoppers who want individual styling help, a friendly in-store experience and value-oriented finds. Its owner is described as knowledgeable and involved, with alterations also available.

No spot. Vintage is a Toronto vintage clothing store offering in-store shopping, pickup and used-goods buying. Its racks mix one-of-a-kind vintage pieces with reworked clothing, giving shoppers a discovery-led alternative to regular retail, with a regularly noted $15 outdoor rack for budget-conscious browsing.

Odd Finds General Store is a Toronto vintage clothing shop focused on distinctive, carefully arranged pieces. It suits shoppers looking for colourful patterns, feminine styles, dated garments and unusual gifts, with items organised by fabric and style. The store’s selection includes pieces from the 1970s and clothing in excellent condition, including coats, tops and dresses.

Steady Reserve is a Toronto vintage clothing store with a curated collection of garments and accessories. Its selection includes vintage clothing made from materials such as cotton and silk, along with jewellery, watches, leather jackets, sunglasses, pottery and art. The shop suits shoppers seeking distinctive pieces, with a changing selection and a fitting room for trying on purchases.

Second Journey Thrift - Charity Shop is a Toronto charity shop selling second-hand clothing, shoes, accessories, housewares, small furniture, books, art and other reusable goods. Proceeds support Journey Home Support’s free services, and the shop also accepts donations during store hours. Its curated mix suits treasure hunters and shoppers who want purchases to support a local charitable purpose.

Thus is a Toronto thrift store selling curated used clothing and other goods. It suits shoppers looking for distinctive garments, football kits, memorabilia, art, prints, signs and locally themed pieces rather than an unselected rack of basics. The shop also offers in-house hand-embroidered custom toques and presents work connected to Toronto’s local community.

Shmata Thrift Store is a Toronto second-hand clothing shop offering in-store shopping and used goods across seasonal, party and sports wear. It suits shoppers who enjoy browsing organised racks for distinctive finds at reasonable prices. The store has a notably larger women’s clothing selection than smaller men’s sizes, so shoppers seeking men’s XS or S may find fewer options.

good market thrift store offers used clothing and other goods, with online shopping also available. It suits shoppers seeking curated vintage, designer, leather, silk and contemporary pieces rather than a cluttered browsing experience. The store aims to offer 50 new items each day, giving repeat visitors a changing selection.

St. John’s Eco Market is a Toronto thrift store offering in-store shopping, used goods and on-site services. It suits people looking for affordable second-hand clothing and small household finds, with the shop described as organized and community-oriented. The market also has a pastry case and shared art space, while proceeds support neighbourhood programs associated with St. John’s Mission.

Dirty Mike’s Thrift is a spacious secondhand shop carrying clothing and chic furnishings, with custom silk-screening services. It suits shoppers who enjoy searching for distinctive vintage pieces, including leather, coats and other quality finds at approachable prices. The shop has an alternative, rock-oriented character and a no-frills browsing experience.