11+ Best Online Thrift Stores (US & Global, 2025)

Depop’s website and app function as a weird but wonderful cross between a social media platform and a global thrift online marketplace. It looks like an Instagram feed and is as much about selling and buying as it is about broadcasting what you’ve bought and sold.

The overall aesthetic and clothing that finds itself there is definitely on the edgier side. Some of their top searches include festival fare, Y2K tops, and goth gear.

Depop may not be for everyone, but for those who want to go bold and really express themselves—with, say, a rocking red Windsor tie back top that’s perfect for spring—they’re one of the best unique clothing thrift stores.

Poshmark’s peer-to-peer thrifting app makes selling and buying used clothes simple. Just snap a picture, post, and profit!

With 200 million items across more than 5,000 brands—they cater to women, men, kids, pets, and home decor that’s easy to sort through. Looking for a rare, retro-printed Synchilla Snap-T that Patagonia’s Worn Wear didn’t have?

Just type that into the search and have your mind boggled with the number of options. Or go into discovery mode and browse by your size. For years, we were on the hunt for an affordable vintage leather fringe Western jacket and wouldn’t you know, we finally found one on Poshmark for only $30.

Some Poshers (as sellers are called) put optimistic prices on their items, so the platform encourages haggling with their “offer/counter-offer” feature.

Etsy has long been a hunting ground for finding exceptional vintage gems from all over the world. There are hundreds of stores selling vintage clothing and homewares. Here’s a small selection:

• Retro & Me (USA) – Featured by HuffPost and many TV shows, this store offers timeless items from the 50s through 90s, with 10% of sales donated to causes like breast cancer and environmental justice. Use code RETROME for 10% off store purchases.
• ShopOlga Vintage (USA) – Curated by the owner, Sue, this store hosts a collection of standout vintage pieces ranging from the 50s to the 90s.
• Persephone Vintage (USA) (pictured) – This high-end focuses on wearable vintage fashion with modern appeal. They provide comprehensive measurements to ensure you get the perfect fit.
• French 75 Vintage (USA) – Miami-based store that specializes in unisex sweaters, vintage tees, and jackets from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s (their vintage grandpa sweater collection stands out!).

Bringing luxury secondhand goods out from collecting dust, Vestiaire Collective offers one of the widest ranges of vintage designer clothing online that we’ve seen, from vintage Levis to evening-wear, all professionally authenticated.

While their women’s collection is extensive, items like a paisley print Dior necktie and Burberry wool suit jackets, they prove they’re an equally good source for vintage men’s clothing, kids’ clothing, bags, watches, jewelry, and shoes.

Pieces include the location of the item, so you can shop locally and minimize shipping emissions.

The Real Real is the world’s largest online thrift destination for consigned men’s and women’s luxury clothes, bags, and jewelry. With the right timing, you can score a Gucci shell clutch, Hermes crocodile handle bag, or Chanel quilted tote for up to 40% off.

Each item has a specially designed authentication process that involves criteria such as checking factory production codes, hardware, materials, and typography. High risk items are pulled by the Quality Control team and sent to highly specialized authenticators to be sure that you’re getting what you pay for.

Rebag is dedicated to luxury bags—from backpacks to professional totes from designer darlings like Louis Vouitton, Chanel, and Christian Dior. You’ll also find some luxury accessories, watches, and jewelry.

You can even shop extra sustainable, like a vegan handbag from Stella McCartney. Snag a like-new edition of their coveted Falabella Tote Faux Snakeskin tote for 40% off retail price!

Rebag allows individuals to sell their secondhand bags and encourage ongoing re-use of the bags with their Infinity Exchange program, which allows customers to return any bag for store credit.

Beyond Retro stops the runway show with disco-worthy garb and vintage dazzlers. The store is a boho fashionista’s dream—from the 60s to the 00s— sending 90 million items to second homes each year. Dreaming of living your inner western fantasies with a vintage fringe cowboy jacket?

Beyond Retro has at least a dozen options for you, alongside flapper dresses, embroidered waistcoats, and crochet cardigans. They also have a Reworked Vintage range that blends pretty prints and denim dungarees.

Their in-person UK and Sweden thrift stores have an exchange program that allow you to turn in old duds for a 20% discount.

Rokit is a one-stop shop for men’s and women’s sportswear, streetwear, designer duds, and other rare used clothes from decades past. They stock all sorts of brands to cater to any style preference, from The North Face to Jimmy Choo.

One of our favorite sections to browse is the Reworked section, filled with handmade creations from remnant fabric and damaged vintage. Their Rokit original styles include star-studded Priscella jeans, shimmer fabric corsets, and baby fit polos.

thredUP is one of the biggest United States based online consignment stores for women’s and kids’ clothing, with more than 4.4 million items available across 55,000 brands—“from Gap to Gucci”.

They’re not only one of our personal faves in terms of selection, but for affordability with up to 90% off the retail price. thredUP also makes it super easy to clean out your closet and we use their resale service for an annual closet cleanout. You can either order a Clean Out Kit for a small fee or (to promote recycling) use your own box to send in your unwanted clothes for free. Upon receipt, they professionally photograph the items on mannequins. Once sold, the money can be kept, used as store credit, or used at other sustainable partner retailers.

Anything not accepted will either be returned to you for a fee or be responsibly recycled.

A thrift store for adventurers, Worn Wear is Patagonia’s second hand platform specializing in gently used and freshly repaired (if needed) Patagonia clothing for men, women, and kids, as well as used outdoor gear at slashed prices.

As lovers of Patagonia AND pre-loved, we’ve long been purveyors of the Worn Wear platform, and check it at least once a month to see if any of our wishlist styles have hit their second hand shelves. For pieces we really want, we’ll sign up for an email notification if they arrive in stock.

Currently Worn Wear is only available in the United States.

Swap calls itself the place for “premium & designer finds, $15 or less”, which is pretty standout among online thrift shops.

While that price doesn’t apply to everything in Swap’s range of secondhand women’s, men’s, plus-size, kids’, and babies’ clothing and shoes, overall affordability does.

It’s not difficult to spot elegant Simply Vera sweaters and Steve Madden shoes that cost less than a soy latte. Swap offers 20,000 brands and they add 25,000 new items everyday.

Swap is USA based and has limited international shipping.