thrift stores
Used goods retailers
Thrift stores are retail shops selling secondhand goods, typically clothing, housewares, and furniture, at low prices.
Many are run by charitable organizations like Goodwill or the Salvation Army.
Once associated mainly with necessity, thrift stores have gained popularity among bargain hunters and vintage enthusiasts: I found this jacket at a thrift store for five dollars.
- flea marketsOutdoor secondhand sales
- yard salesResidential secondhand merchandise events
- charity shopsStores selling donated goods
- garage salesHome-based secondhand selling
- estate salesHousehold contents sold after death
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- bargain shoppingdiscount stores, clearance items, warehouse clubs, markdowns, outlet malls
- Charity Workvolunteer programs, clothing drive, clothing drives, toy drive, meal program
- resaleresale, eBay, secondhand goods, Poshmark, used goods
- retail dealscoupons, rebates, discounts, flash sales, cashback
- Salvation Armyred kettles, bell ringers, Salvationist, kettles, officers
- Niche Retailcraft stores, vintage shops, antique dealers, hobby shops, artisan goods
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Exclusive small retailers selling expensive goods
Neiman Marcus · Saks Fifth Avenue · upscale shopping · Harrods · upscale boutiques
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Ultra-cheap clothing retailer
H&M · Zara · big-box stores · Walmart · consumer culture
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