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Thrift stores in Austin, TX

Austin has a notably independent secondhand culture, with nonprofit thrift, animal-rescue shops, buy-sell fashion and vintage clustered around Burnet Road, North Loop, Guadalupe and South Austin.

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Buffalo Exchange - SoCo

3804 S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704

Buy-sell resale store

ClothingVintageAccessories
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Out of the Closet - Austin

2927 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX 78705

Nonprofit thrift store

ClothingHousewaresBooksAccessories
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Top Drawer Thrift

5312 Airport Blvd, Austin, TX 78751

Nonprofit thrift store

ClothingFurnitureHousewaresVintage
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Treasure City Thrift

5201 Cameron Rd, Austin, TX 78723

Nonprofit thrift store

ClothingHousewaresBooksAccessories
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Thrifting in Austin

Austin has a strong independent and nonprofit thrift identity. Burnet Road and North Loop are especially useful for combining charity thrift, vintage and resale, while Guadalupe and South Congress lean more heavily toward clothing-focused buy-sell shopping.

Austin Pets Alive! operates several thrift locations that directly support animal rescue, and Top Drawer supports Project Transitions. Those mission-driven stores make Austin a good city for shoppers who want their secondhand spending tied to a local cause.

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