Vancouver’s consignment and resale scene favors quality, tidy spaces, and attentive service, so shopping feels relaxed and rewarding. From authenticated designer pieces and well edited wardrobes to thoughtfully staged furniture at sensible prices, these spots make refreshing a closet or a room a pleasure.
Let’s get to it.
Most Everything Vintage
Hats steal the show, then everything else keeps you lingering. Bailey felts and vintage brims mingle with reconditioned menswear, giving the place a dapper heartbeat without crowding out the dresses.
Most Everything Vintage reads like a museum shop curated by someone with a sense of humor and a sharp eye. Expect 1920s through 80s clothing for women and men, plus shoes, jewelry, barware, vinyl, and a few mid century furniture finds. Displays are tidy, themed, and well lit, so browsing feels effortless.
Pricing skews mid to higher. Small accessories often run 10 to 40 dollars, with specialty hats, shoes, or jackets at 50 to 200 plus. The standard is high, pieces are clean, wearable, and authentic, which suits collectors and gift hunters more than bargain piles. Inventory turns regularly, so repeat visits pay off.
Service leans boutique and conversational. The team knows their eras and will help style a look or choose a gift without fuss. Consignment is selective and offered in limited windows, with typical boutique splits paid after a sale, so bring only your best.
Downtown near Esther Short Park, it pairs nicely with galleries and lunch.
Denim & Frills Childrens
Clean racks, fair credit, zero mystery stains. Denim & Frills Children’s treats kids’ resale like a boutique, with a strict quality filter and styles that feel current.
Baby through youth sizes line the racks, plus shoes, outerwear, toys, and books. Dress up and costumes make seasonal shopping fun, while baby carriers, hair accessories, and local handmade gifts round out the mix.
Prices land in the budget to mid range, so name brands do not sting. Consignment drives the selection, and trade ins earn solid store credit, with cash options reported by many customers. Clear policies and weekday intake keep the process simple.
Everything is organized by size and style, tidy and easy to scan. Fresh arrivals roll in often, which keeps the treasure hunt interesting without the clutter. Staff are friendly and efficient at check in, and genuinely helpful on the floor.
In the NE 81st Street area with easy parking, it is a smart stop for updating a growing kid’s wardrobe or nabbing a last minute costume. Curated, family friendly, and reliably clean. If you value good brands without designer prices, this fits.
Pipsqueak Resale Boutique
At Pipsqueak Resale Boutique, every rack reads like a highlight reel of kids’ brands, curated and scuff free. The store keeps a tight edit, so you are sifting quality, not clutter.
Set inside a mall storefront in Vancouver, it is clean, well lit, and laid out with strollers in mind. Racks are tidy, sizes are easy to follow, and a small entertainment nook keeps little ones busy while you compare fits.
The focus stays on baby and children’s clothing, toys, books, and gear, with a bit of maternity, plus the occasional family piece or home decor. Size specific sections and steady restocks mean popular sizes move fast, and seasonal rotations keep outerwear and holiday finds timely.
Prices land above standard thrift yet below full retail, which matches the condition and brands. Sales pop up, along with a dollar rack or discount corners, so treasure hunters still score.
Thinking of consigning? Call ahead, bring only clean, gently used items, and expect a standard boutique split shared in store. Shoppers praise helpful staff, with the occasional mixed note. If you value like new pieces and a calm, organized browse over rock bottom pricing, this belongs on your list.
House of Vintage
Think curated time capsule meets urban gallery. In the Downtown Vancouver Arts District, House of Vintage gathers independent dealers under one roof, and the result is a confident sweep of mid century chairs, credenzas, and sculptural lamps.
This is a dealer mall, not a quick cash for consignment stop. Each booth is styled like a boutique, so browsing feels like moving through a series of thoughtfully edited living rooms. Prices range from accessible decor to investment furniture, which lets serious decorators and curious first timers shop the same floor comfortably.
Turnover is steady, since vendors restock often. Today’s star piece might be gone tomorrow, and that treasure hunt pulse is part of the fun.
Quality standards reflect each dealer’s eye. Expect true vintage and collectible pieces alongside art, costume jewelry, and a tasteful slice of fashion, with Vancouver’s focus squarely on furniture and lighting. Customer service feedback is mostly positive, with an occasional mixed note, so a little patience helps on busy days.
Best for shoppers who enjoy strolling, comparing, and letting a room scheme take shape as they go. If mid century lines make your heart beat faster, this spot belongs on the shortlist.
Deja Vu Consignment Boutique
SE Vancouver’s Deja Vu delivers a boutique experience with brand name finds that actually look new. Think J.Crew, Anthropologie, and Chico’s alongside Coach and Kate Spade, with the occasional Louis Vuitton or Gucci.
Selectivity is the secret sauce. They accept pieces that are recent, clean, and ready to wear, and designer items go through authentication for a small service fee. Prices sit mid range to upscale, yet discounted sections reward sharp eyes without turning the place into a free for all.
It is a women’s focused shop with sizes from petite to plus, plus shoes, handbags, jewelry, and a few seasonal home accents. Fresh inventory rolls out daily, and the online shop and social feeds make it easy to catch new arrivals before they disappear.
Consigning is straightforward. Staff offers on the spot reviews during seasonal intake, items stay for about 60 days, and payouts hover around 40 percent, with options for cash, check on larger balances, or store credit.
Free parking, a calm layout, and helpful staff make it comfortable. Ideal for shoppers who value polished labels and curated quality more than basement prices, yet still enjoy the thrill of a smart score.
Once & Again Furniture
Fresh finds hit the floor every week, and this spacious two-story showroom in Hazel Dell keeps it interesting. Rooms are staged like real homes, so you can see how a rug, lamp, and sideboard play together. It feels curated without feeling precious.
Inventory runs from solid-wood staples to character pieces. Expect name brands like La-Z-Boy, Ethan Allen, and Thomasville alongside vintage and antique one-offs, plus rugs, lamps, artwork, and small accents. Flaws on older pieces are acceptable, yet the overall standard leans quality.
Pricing lands in the sweet spot for value-conscious shoppers. The dedicated upstairs clearance room is where the bargains get real, often 50 percent off or more. It rewards a linger, especially if you’re furnishing a guest room or upgrading a rental without sacrificing taste.
Selling something? The shop makes it painless with two paths. Email photos first for a quick screen, then bring items for an in-person quote. Take immediate store credit on a trade-in, or consign and collect cash when it sells.
Expect friendly guidance and a steady turnover that keeps regular visits worthwhile. Great fit for anyone who appreciates sturdy construction, name-brand reliability, and the thrill of a smart deal over new-retail prices.
Main St Vintage
Coffee, curated booths, and real-deal vintage. Main St Vintage lands between antique mall and design studio, with dealers who style their booths so pieces feel ready for a real home.
Over 40 vendors share this hybrid marketplace, so you get variety without chaos. Prices run mid to higher for furniture and standout decor, with plenty of affordable smalls for gifting.
Inventory skews home-forward: vintage furniture, industrial finds, repurposed and upcycled pieces, art, and handcrafted work. A few booths tuck in clothing or accessories from individual dealers, yet the focus stays firmly on the home.
Along the Uptown/Main Street corridor, the store is bright, organized, and spacious. Stock turns quickly, so a quick lap this month can feel entirely new next month.
Have goods to consign? Use their contact form for details on accepted items and payouts. For decorators, collectors, and anyone setting up one great room at a time, this is a smart stop if quality and a relaxed browse, coffee included, beat bargain-bin digging.
A Treasure Trove
Wide aisles and bright light make A Treasure Trove feel more gallery than jumble.
The selection is curated, clean, and surprisingly varied. Furniture and home décor anchor the floor, while vintage and antique pieces, jewelry, casual-to-dressy clothing, crystals and stones, toys, DVDs and records, plus giftable knickknacks keep the hunt lively.
It runs primarily on consignment, so what you see comes from local sellers, not wholesale sameness. Staff screens for condition and character, which keeps the floor tidy and the clunkers out.
Prices land mid-range to budget-friendly, with the occasional splurge-worthy antique. Layaway is available, handy when a statement dresser tempts you but payday sits a week away.
Expect brisk turnover and seasonal refreshes, so repeat swings pay off. The suburban strip-center spot in Vancouver is easy to access, the atmosphere relaxed, and the team friendly, with the owner often on the floor in this long-running, family-owned shop. Most finds are in-store, although social posts occasionally highlight standouts.
4Ever Growing Kids Consignment
Boutique taste on a consignment budget, 4Ever Growing Kids makes that equation work. Polished without pretense, it keeps browsing easy with well-edited racks and tidy displays.
Expect gently used clothing in all sizes, plus maternity, shoes, toys, books, and baby gear. Local-made gifts and the occasional new-with-tags boutique piece show up, think Hanna Andersson and Janie & Jack. Stock turns fast, with a New Arrivals page and frequent in-store restocks.
Standards are strict, which pays off. Only like-new, boutique-quality items make the cut: freshly laundered, snapped, stain-free, and working. If bargain-bin chaos is your sport, this is not that.
Consigning stays simple with no-appointment drops most days, first come, first served. Clothing drops cap around 30 pieces and must be presorted; staff price by brand and condition, and may mark down to keep things moving. Unsellables are returned when possible, and donation preferences live in your account. In historic downtown Camas, with easy street parking, plus an online catalog for pickup or shipping. Best for families who want boutique quality without boutique prices, and consignors who value order and clarity.
