Back To Life Secondhand Clothing & Home
1217 Broad St, Regina, SK
Social enterprise thrift store
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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1217 Broad St, Regina, SK
Social enterprise thrift store
2817 12th Ave, Regina, SK
Nonprofit thrift store
2005 8th Ave, Regina, SK S4R 8R3
Nonprofit thrift store
1740 Broder St, Regina, SK S4N 2H7
Nonprofit thrift store
600C Victoria Ave E, Regina, SK S4N 7E1
Consignment & resale boutique
840 Albert St, Regina, SK S4R 2P5
Nonprofit thrift store
2250 Lindsay St, Regina, SK S4N 3C3
Community thrift store
311 Albert St, Regina, SK S4R 2P6
Thrift store
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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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