The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in San Clemente

“I Got Next Retro Arcade Sales buys, sells, and rents vintage arcade and pinball machines, plus nostalgic collectibles, and they’ll even help you design a custom game room or outfit a party with machines. A solid pick when you want real buttons and joysticks in your life again.”

“Recalling old Paris, this upscale shop carries antique French furniture & garden decorations.”

“NMCRS Thrift Shop keeps it simple with gently used household goods, clothes, and toys at prices that feel like a win, and donation bins you can use anytime when the closet cleanout bug hits. It’s part of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, solidly rooted in the community.”

“Since 1991, India Street Antiques has been importing authentic European pieces from the 1840s to 1940s, from armoires to cocktail bars to architectural salvage. The best part for locals, they also restore and refinish wood furniture, and offer white glove delivery around SoCal, so your find actually makes it home.”

“S. Reclaimed sources vintage barn timbers and artifacts from across the country, then turns them into custom beams, mantels, flooring, and live-edge slabs that feel purpose-built for coastal homes.”

From the Laguna Niguel newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Go treasure hunting for curated vintage, collectibles, and quality basics at the nearby American Cancer Society Discovery Shop, where the vibe is more boutique than thrift.”

From the Poway newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.”

“Thrift store for Navy and Marine Corps uniforms and surplus items.”

“Grace’s Book Nook is a volunteer-run trove of donated and withdrawn reads where over half the finds are a buck or less, and every purchase is matched dollar-for-dollar for the Scripps Miramar Ranch Library Center; it’s temporarily closed for renovation through 2026, but absolutely worth bookmarking for reopening.”

From the Hemet newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Unig Vintage curates handpicked, one-of-one 90s and early 2000s finds, from mesh tops and floral minis to grunge graphics and polka dots. Refresh your rotation this week without showing up in the same fit as everyone else.”

From the San Diego newsletter, August 25, 2026

“CSU Thrift keeps it clean and welcoming, with handpicked 80s and 90s sports gear, retro band tees, and classic Nike, New Balance, and Adidas that actually fit your vibe. Think raiding your coolest friend's closet, without the digging... make it your treasure hunt this week.”

From the Menifee newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Warriors of Hope is a faith-based nonprofit, and its thrift store opened in March 2026, turning your closet clean-out and treasure hunting into real help for single moms, low income families, and individuals. Snag deals, donate what you're done with, and support programs like Jesse's House for moms and kids.”

From the Menifee newsletter, September 6, 2026

“Thrift store chain offering secondhand clothing, footwear, furniture, books & household items.”

“Bookoff Riverside buys and sells books, CDs, vinyl, cassette tapes, DVDs, Blu-rays, video games, game consoles, and collectibles, and they also sell trading card games.”

From the Corona newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Thrift store chain for secondhand clothing & shoes, plus housewares, furniture & small appliances.”

“What a Steal, New & Used Goods keeps Lakewood closets happy with handpicked, budget-friendly finds for the whole family, from clothing and shoes to home goods, craft kits, party supplies, and seasonal treats like Halloween nails and spooky earrings. Let those mini orange baskets you didn’t know you needed find you.”

From the Lakewood newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Part curated vintage heaven, part community hangout, The Raincross District is Downtown Riverside’s micro-mall with over 60 permanent vendors plus pop-up markets, music and art. Drop in this week for a mood lift and a one-of-a-kind find, buy sell trade energy fully engaged.”

From the Riverside newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Whether you need a fresh-to-you fit, quirky home decor, or that vintage furniture piece you swear will tie the room together, Clark & Atherton Mercantile curates the good stuff and checks quality.”

From the Long Beach newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Wellness Warehouse Thrift turns gently used furniture, clothing, books, and cookware into real help for Riverside neighbors, thanks to a volunteer crew and a creativity sparking store setup.”

From the Riverside newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Whether you're purging closets or hunting that oddly perfect coffee mug, My Friend's House Foundation keeps it feel-good with a Community Boutique alongside programs like We Feed The Hungry and River Rose for Pets Foundation. Donate, volunteer, or score a find that quietly does real good right here.”

From the Eastvale newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Despite the name, Pepe's Thrift Shop is all brand-new, well-made furniture at wallet-friendly prices. Think clean-lined solid wood pieces for modern, mid-century, or farmhouse vibes, and you can actually test that chair before committing... your spine will thank you.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, September 8, 2026

“A. fans hunt down classic throwback jerseys, perfect vintage T-shirts, and hand picked jackets from the 70s, 80s, and 90s across NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and NCAA. Ideal for game day or everyday flexing, with finds that spark instant nostalgia.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Bridge Thrift turns a quick browse into a feel-good score, with secondhand gems that keep clothes in closets, not landfills, and dollars circling back into the community. Take a quick lap this week to freshen your space or wardrobe without the guilt, and honestly, the hunt is half the fun.”

From the Huntington Beach newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Society of St. Vincent de Paul Long Beach Thrift Store keeps the good finds flowing, from wearable upgrades to furniture worth rearranging for. Swing by this week, score something you’ll actually use, then feel even better knowing every purchase supports St.”

From the Garden Grove newsletter, August 6, 2026

“La Loupe Vintage nails that mix of one-of-a-kind pieces and modern treats, with Baggu, Chunks, and Gentle Thrills alongside greeting cards, apothecary goodies, and sunnies. Swing by this week when your closet or gift list needs a quick mood boost... the racks do the flirting for you.”

From the San Diego newsletter, August 4, 2026

“If you prefer your consignment experience calm and curated instead of chaotic, 959 Deluxe runs on private appointments that make selling or snagging standout pieces feel easy. It’s a tidy, no-pressure way for Irvine locals to refresh closets and keep great stuff in the community. Check it out.”

From the Irvine newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Even if your boat lives at Dana Point and only sails on weekends, Vintage Yacht Club nails the coastal-casual kit. Think tees and hats, city and surf flags, needlepoint bits, plus candy from Kolsvart and Sockerbit. Poke the Vintage section for one-off finds.”

From the San Clemente newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Long Beach Vintage Etc packs a 7,000-square-foot downtown showroom with eclectic finds, from quality furniture and rhinestone jewelry to true vintage clothing, kitchenware and those delightfully weird mantiques.”

From the Long Beach newsletter, August 31, 2026

“San Diego Antique & Unique packs 5,000 square feet of carefully sourced finds, from mid-century furniture and art glass to military memorabilia, comics, jewelry, and oddities, perfect when your place needs personality. Swing by this week for a quick treasure hunt that feels surprisingly therapeutic.”

From the San Diego newsletter, August 25, 2026

“From stately 17th century pieces to quirky 20th century lighting, Giltcomplex Antiques curates furniture, lighting, and artifacts that make rooms feel collected rather than decorated. Swing by when your Lakewood place needs a little soul, a lot of character, and a reliable conversation starter or three.”

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Nonprofit thrift store selling second-hand clothing, furniture, and used cars.”

“JunQies is back in San Clemente with a mix of vintage and new apparel, quirky home decor, and a custom candle and craft bar where you choose the vessel and scent. Perfect midweek reset for Dana Point folks who want unique finds and a little creative therapy.”

From the Dana Point newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Quaint, family-owned resale shop with designer & vintage women's clothing, plus gifts & accessories.”

“Skip the algorithm and treasure hunt IRL this week at Thriftyland101, a boutique secondhand spot where low prices meet handpicked gems. New consignments drop often, the staff points you to the good stuff, and their easy consignment process makes clearing your closet feel oddly satisfying.”

From the Fullerton newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Colorful secondhand shop selling vintage dresses, footwear, purses, jewelry & other accessories.”

“Arcade Vintage is where LA style hunters score weekly drops of hand picked vintage, from Chanel to Prada, plus rare runway-worn pieces and a YEOHLEE archive. Peek The Vault, The Bridal Edit, and fine jewelry, then build an outfit that looks like you time-traveled on purpose.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Quick hop from Downey, Beacon House Thrift Shop - Long Beach delivers curated furniture, books, housewares, and fashion at 50 to 75% below retail. Every purchase backs men’s recovery and workforce development, so your bargain hunt pulls double duty and helps someone rebuild a life.”

From the Menifee newsletter, September 12, 2026

“The Mom-Up Vintage Shop curates thoughtful vintage clothing, home, and lifestyle pieces that feel like you raided your coolest aunt’s closet, and every purchase supports Project Womangood helping people rebuild after leaving abusive relationships.”

From the Inglewood newsletter, August 13, 2026

“From Golden Age of Hollywood stunners to wonderfully weird gems from the 20s through the 80s, The Girl Can't Help It handpicks vintage for men and women that’s been spotted in magazines, movies, and catwalks. Perfect for freshening your Chula Vista wardrobe with something that actually has stories.”

From the Chula Vista newsletter, August 26, 2026

“This merchant carries antiques such as costume jewelry, art pottery, sports memorabilia & Americana.”

“The Mart Vintage & Antique Mall is a 21,000 sq. ft. maze of independent vintage dealers, part of the Consignment Classics family, with ever-changing finds from mid-century gems to true antiques.”

From the El Cajon newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Assistance League of Long Beach Thrift & Vintage Shop is where savvy locals score quality apparel, home goods, furniture, and quirky vintage finds, plus higher-end designer pieces online.”

From the Monrovia newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Casa is a family-owned vintage shop stocking affordable, pre-owned gems from every era, constantly refreshed with unique picks from flea markets, estate sales, auctions and thrift stores by a tight-knit crew of vendors.”

From the Menifee newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Whether you're clearing space or chasing new tones, Golden State Pawn & Guitars buys, sells, loans, consigns and brokers vintage and used guitars and amps, plus fine gold jewelry, diamonds, watches, consumer electronics, fishing gear and tools. Swing by this week and see what treasures your neighbors just traded in.”

From the Buena Park newsletter, August 17, 2026

“Part vintage trove, part plant-and-record paradise, Goods on Orange curates new and vintage finds that actually feel special, from clothing and vinyl to houseplants and more. Women owned and run, they also host community events, so swing by this week and let serendipity do the styling.”

From the Lakewood newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Mission Gallery Antiques is a legit rabbit hole of fine paintings, rare silver, vintage jewelry and the kind of unusual furniture that instantly upgrades a room, all chosen by owners with decades of know-how.”

From the San Diego newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Consignment Classics Home Furnishings is the kind of spacious, always-changing showroom where Santee locals actually find the good stuff... quality new and consigned pieces, vintage and curios that don’t wreck the budget. Buy or sell, then lean on their custom upholstery, restoration, and framing pros to make it yours.”

From the Santee newsletter, September 6, 2026

“When you want timeless home furnishings that feel collected not staged, Stanford Court Antiques delivers authentic treasures and decorative arts with real character, the kind of unique finds that make a room click and a story start.”

From the San Juan Capistrano newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Because sometimes the perfect pick-me-up is 100 years old, Heirloom is all about fine quality, authentic antique and estate jewelry, and they’ll help you find an exquisite piece that feels like it was made for you. Treat yourself this week, not with trends but with a story.”

From the San Clemente newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Nonprofit chain selling used apparel from big brands, plus furniture, CDs and toys.”

“Piece by piece, Tattered makes it stupid-easy to upgrade your rotation. Bring in clean, on-trend or vintage pieces for cash or store credit, then shop their curated mix of women’s, men’s, and Baggu favorites online or in-store to build fits your friends will definitely ask about.”

From the Redlands newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Chain retailer buying & selling trendy secondhand clothing for teens & young adults.”

“Bad Madge & Co. knows how to mix the fun with the fashionable, stocking vintage clothing, jewelry, furniture, and home decor that actually feels wearable and livable. Perfect for South Bay folks who want character without the clutter, you can outfit yourself and your place in one satisfying browse.”

From the Chula Vista newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Architectural artifact dealer offering reclaimed building materials & antiques.”

“Formerly Long Beach Antique Mall II, Long Beach Antiques fills 12,000 square feet with over 50 independently curated dealer spaces, so every visit becomes a mini adventure for furniture, décor, records, jewelry, books, and wildly specific collectibles.”

From the Lakewood newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Karen's Consignment Gallery is where San Diegans score upmarket furniture, lighting, rugs, artwork, and designer accessories without the new-price guilt.”

From the San Diego newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Thrift store selling clothing, shoes, and some furniture to benefit the community.”

“Refresh your closet and bookshelf this week at Assistance League of Irvine, a volunteer-run thrift and gift shop where finds span clothing, housewares, books, and quirky one-offs.”

From the La Verne newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Trunkshop Apparel is a rave thrift store with two fitting rooms, so no more guessing games, plus a fabulous plus section with two large racks in sizes 0XL to 5XL. Sell your rave and festival pieces, shop sustainably, and refresh your rotation without the guilt.”

From the Long Beach newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Thrift store selling used clothing, furniture and household goods.”

“Luxe Du Jour is where Irvine folks buy, sell, or consign authenticated designer bags, watches and accessories, then rent handbags through Luxe Bag Rental when variety calls. Friendly experts curate the good stuff, plus a Luxe Bag Spa for repairs, so rotating looks stays easy and legit.”

From the Irvine newsletter, September 22, 2026

“If your place needs a mid-century lift or a clean-lined credenza that actually hides the chaos, Design Consignment Gallery curates modern and contemporary furniture, original art, and even wall beds. Rotating in-stock finds move fast, you can see them in person and arrange simple local white-glove delivery.”

From the San Diego newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Expansive space showcasing vintage and antique items along with clothing, furniture and rugs.”

“Thrift store chain selling clothing, housewares, and furniture for a good cause.”

“Prism Boutique nails that laid-back Long Beach vibe with bohemian-leaning staples, specialty jewelry, and a rotating mix of vintage. Expect thoughtful picks from Le Bon Shoppe, Levi's, BAGGU, Jungmaven and more, plus small gifts and home pieces when your outfit isn't the only thing begging for an upgrade.”

From the Long Beach newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Whether you’re refreshing the living room or hunting that just-right quirky conversation piece, Kurtz Street Antique Mall packs nearly 40,000 square feet of vintage furniture, home décor, art, clothing, and collectibles curated by eclectic vendors.”

From the San Diego newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Part vintage treasure hunt, part maker co-op, Haus of Trade curates small-batch finds from 30+ local designers plus a legit Hat Bar to build your dream brim. Swing through for Ottway collabs, upcycled quilts, and coastal classics you will actually wear, not just admire on a hanger.”

From the San Clemente newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Monthly open-air flea market offers 800+ vendors selling antiques, collectibles & vintage clothing.”

“Whether your closet needs a reset or just a little chaos, Hunt & Gather curates standout vintage for all genders, plus handmade jewelry and playful accessories like their Serene Collection shades. Friendly stylists are great at pulling pieces you will actually wear and feel good in.”

From the Chula Vista newsletter, August 17, 2026

“Sell Luxury Bags Los Angeles specializes in purchasing and consigning designer handbags with quick quotes and fast, secure payouts.”

From the Glendale newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Recurrent Consignment, formerly Sweeet Repeeet Consignment, keeps women’s style on a smart cycle with curated finds that actually feel coastal cool.”

From the Dana Point newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Day to Day Vintage keeps North Park stocked with daily restocks of hand curated pieces from the 1940s through the 2000s, spanning Americana, streetwear, workwear and y2k. Worth the quick trip south for Levi's, Nike and Carhartt finds you’ll actually wear, not just admire.”

From the San Marcos newsletter, August 27, 2026