Back to the Fuchsia
1025 Elias St, Unit A, London, ON N5W 3P6
Vintage and resale store
London has enough variety for several different thrift trips: nonprofit stores for everyday goods, consignment for clothing and home decor, and larger secondhand stores when you want to browse a lot of inventory at once. This page keeps those store types separate so it is easier to choose where to start.
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1025 Elias St, Unit A, London, ON N5W 3P6
Vintage and resale store
765 Hyde Park Rd, London, ON N6H 5W9
Nonprofit thrift boutique
797 York St, London, ON N5W 6A8
Nonprofit thrift store
1175 Hyde Park Rd, Unit 3, London, ON N6H 5K6
Resale store
1071 Wellington Rd, London, ON N6E 1W4
Resale store
1055 Sarnia Rd, London, ON N6H 5J9
Consignment store
1005 Elias St, London, ON N5W 3P6
Nonprofit thrift store
585 York St, London, ON N6B 1R6
Nonprofit thrift store
509 Commissioners Rd W, London, ON N6J 1Y5
Resale store
1345 Huron St, Unit 1A, London, ON N5V 2E3
For-profit thrift store
London has a useful east-west mix of nonprofit thrift, clothing resale and home-focused consignment. Mission Store and other donation-based shops are best for broad everyday categories, while ReDECOR and Back to the Fuchsia are more focused on furniture, decor and vintage home pieces.
Clothing shoppers can choose between traditional thrift and buy-sell resale stores. That matters because a selective resale store can be faster for current styles, while a general thrift store gives you more variety and lower-price surprises.
London is spread out enough that grouping stores by area saves time. Check store type first, then build two or three nearby stops instead of chasing one famous shop across town.
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