Saskatchewan thrift guide

Thrift stores in Regina, SK

Regina has a good mix of local secondhand businesses, nonprofit social enterprises, community shops and traditional thrift stores. You can build a day around locally operated and community-focused shops, with a few larger nonprofit stops mixed in for variety.

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Encore Market on 12th

2817 12th Ave, Regina, SK

Nonprofit thrift store

ClothingAccessoriesKidsShoes
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Encore Market on 8th

2005 8th Ave, Regina, SK S4R 8R3

Nonprofit thrift store

HousewaresFurnitureAppliances
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Habitat Regina ReStore

1740 Broder St, Regina, SK S4N 2H7

Nonprofit thrift store

FurnitureHousewaresAppliancesElectronics
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Loom & Magpie Boutique

600C Victoria Ave E, Regina, SK S4N 7E1

Consignment & resale boutique

ClothingAccessoriesShoes
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Secondhand Wonderland

311 Albert St, Regina, SK S4R 2P6

Thrift store

ElectronicsCollectiblesHousewaresBooks
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Thrifting in Regina

Regina’s secondhand scene includes locally owned resale, nonprofit thrift, community shops and social enterprises. The city doesn't need a giant chain-heavy list to be useful; a smaller set of well-described local options gives shoppers more variety and a better sense of where their money is going.

Secondhand Wonderland is useful for categories beyond clothing, while Loom & Magpie is more fashion and designer focused. Back To Life, YWCA Encore Market and the Second Chance Community Shop add community and social-enterprise stops that give Regina’s thrift scene much more personality than a simple map of chain stores.

Store models vary more than usual here. Some are traditional retail thrift stores, one is a free community shop, and others specialize in home goods or consignment, so check the store type and description before you go.

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