They sort their clothes by color, which makes it easy to shop if you’re someone like myself who generally sticks to a set palette. This thift store buys and sells vintage and (occasionally) new clothing. READ MORE Your insider guide to New York's Chinatown by a native New Yorker Beacon’s Closetīeacon’s Closet is a great place to look for a specific item. Even if you’re not designer crazy, the selection is surprisingly decent for a thrift store. This thrift store in New York City (and other locations) is a great place to browse for vintage and designer clothes second hand. (Afterwards, you can head to their bookshop next door for books!) I saw so many great finds here. I was really impressed by the selection of well-laid-out dresses, thoughtful picks, and authentic vintage. When I was recently in SoHo, I stopped by Housing Works to browse their collection of vintage clothes. The nicer the neighborhood, the nicer the secondhand shop. Vincent’s) that also will carry quality goods. You don’t need to go exclusively to these vintage stores as you’ll find the major secondhand stores in New York (e.g. Pretend you’re at a department store with top designer brands, except the items are at a significant discount…
You need to be patient, but luckily there are a number of great vintage/thrift stores in Manhattan that will presort the best clothing and accessories for customers. Although I’ve done vintage shopping in a lot of cities, I’ve found some amazing finds at NYC vintage stores. Vintage-lovers and basically anyone who loves a deal will have a field day in New York City. Most major retailers will ask for ID and have a booth available, so be sure to ask if you’re making a big purchase! Secondhand stores You can book a shopping tour of NYC here if you’re looking for a guide to show you some other great spots!Ī note: If you are not living in New York, it is possible to get some of the NYC sales tax back, which will give you a discount. Brooklyn is a huge hotspot for vintage shopping, especially Williamsburg. Note: I focused this guide to affordable shopping in NYC on Manhattan, but you’ll find many of these stores in Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and the Bronx as well as independent boutiques worth visiting in the other boroughs. If you are looking for more in-depth travel advice about Belgium and the Netherlands, I created a guidebook on behalf of Moon Travel about Amsterdam, Brussels, and Bruges.
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