New York Magazine

Antique hunters come to Archangel for cuff links, clothing, jewelry, and funky home furnishings.

Since 1948, this donation-based shop benefiting the Arthritis Foundation’s New York City chapter has been a choice destination for designer hand-me-downs.

This charitable vintage shop draws shoppers more for its affordable fabric selection than its dated apparel.

Brooklyn Heights consignment shop brimming with handcrafted children’s toys and housewares.

New and antique watches and a hodgepodge of odds-and-ends fill this Upper East Side nook.

This elegant shop feels more like a boutique than a thrift store.

The male counterpart to Olive’s Very Vintage looks to clothe Brooklyn’s growing “gentleman farmer” contingent.

This charming thrift shop offers a mash-up of clothes, books, costume jewelry, CDs, handbags, giftable glassware and frames, and more.

Well-preserved, carefully selected vintage dresses and accessories for discriminating collectors.

An ever-changing hodgepodge of classic New England antiques and quirky catches.

Theater props, household necessities, and felt purses handmade in Nepal all find a place in this minuscule thrift shop.

Discount designer deals for the Uptown Girl (or wannabe).

Collectible pottery, unusual lamps, and custom-made costume jewelry are the main draws at this cluttered shop of secondhand treasures.

A self-proclaimed “junk shop” on the border of East Williamsburg and Bushwick, this thrift store is a jumble of secondhand clothing, furniture, toys, books, and assorted knickknacks.