The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Santa Monica

“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.”

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

“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

“St Matthews Thrift Shop is a longtime Main Street staple for gently used clothing, housewares, books, and a surprisingly solid designer rack. The best part, every find fuels grants to Westside nonprofits like Venice Family Clinic and Westside Food Bank, so your closet refresh pulls double duty.”

From the Santa Monica newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Alias Books East in Atwater Village is that compact, carefully curated used bookstore where out-of-print gems mingle with literature, film, and arts heavyweights. Browse poetry, photography, graphic novels, sci-fi, and more, then feel virtuous unloading old stacks since they also buy books and even whole collections.”

“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

“Angel City Books & Records is Santa Monica’s long-running indie spot since 1998 where shelves swing from classic lit, poetry, and philosophy to crates of new and used vinyl spanning Beatles to Coltrane, plus work from local artists. It’s the kind of place locals browse, discover a gem, then somehow leave with three.”

From the Santa Monica newsletter, September 16, 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

“Global Kindness Thrift Shop is a nonprofit treasure trove where your next great find might be a pair of barely-broken-in shoes, a gleaming bit of crystal, or something you didn’t know you needed. Pop in this week, shop local, clear closet karma, score unique pieces.”

From the Beverly Hills newsletter, August 26, 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

“Declutter and cash in by renting your own rack at Dresscue, where you can sell up to 55 preloved pieces, track sales, and even choose an all-inclusive option so they price and set it up for you, then get paid in days, keeping it sustainable while your style finds a second life.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, August 5, 2026

“2nd Street Santa Monica keeps premium-condition, one-of-a-kind pieces rolling in from the US and Japan. Trade in the stuff you’re not wearing for cash on the spot, then restock guilt-light while helping keep good clothes out of landfills.”

From the Hollywood 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

“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

“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.”

“Gotta Have It is the Venice consignment spot locals hit when they want vintage character, high-end modern labels, and accessories with personality. Racks rotate fast, the curation is sharp, and you can buy, sell, or trade, so your closet refresh basically pays for itself.”

From the Santa Monica newsletter, September 5, 2026

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

“Need a little closet refresh without the wallet pain? Trove curates an always-rotating mix of clothing, jewelry, and home goods, from Zara to Prada, so you can score unique finds, then consign last season’s maybes and turn them into someone else’s must-haves this week.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, August 30, 2026

“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

“From fashion and accessories to furniture, art, home decor, housewares, and even books, BTS Thrift Store is the kind of spot where one quick browse turns into an armful of surprises. Great for guilt-free closet refreshes and quirky home upgrades, all in the spirit of giving good stuff a second life.”

From the Alhambra newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Lucky Finds Vintage, Coffee, Music, & Screen Printing is the kind of spot where the denim selection actually delivers, with vintage Levi’s and well-loved classics that feel like you’ve owned them for years.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, August 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

“Hand-curated and delightfully eclectic, Ciao Cherub mixes high-end vintage with designer gems and quirky one-of-a-kind finds, from Y2K party tops to Prada and Fendi treasures. They even offer private styling appointments, so you can snag something that feels very you this week.”

From the Santa Monica newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Decades-deep curators of cool, Animal House mixes legit vintage gems with fresh staples from labels like Vans, Blundstone, and Stance. Hit their Tuesday and Thursday new drops for concert tees, killer jackets, and the occasional unicorn piece... yes, Kurt Cobain’s green mohair cardigan once passed through.”

From the Santa Monica newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Warehouselike space offering vintage, reproduction & custom furniture, lighting & home decor.”

“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

“The Curatorial Dept. is curated by film industry insiders who handpick women's vintage and designer pieces with real character. Think rare finds, luxury labels, and indie icons, plus the occasional Chanel brooch or Issey Miyake moment...”

From the Monrovia newsletter, August 31, 2026

“Carny Couture serves up era-spanning treasures, from Edwardian lace and 40s knits to 70s-90s designer hits like Calvin Klein, Alaïa, and DKNY, plus modernist silver and their De Rigueur scents, even a beach-found shell necklace. Stop by this week and snag something one-of-a-kind that feels effortlessly Santa Monica.”

From the Santa Monica newsletter, August 11, 2026

“If you’ve got a school gala, quince, or just feel like turning heads, The Highline Vintage specializes in vintage gowns and special-occasion dresses, curated across sizes and budgets. Book a virtual styling appointment or make it a day trip to their LA showroom and find your perfect piece.”

From the Camarillo newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Crossroads Trading is the LA go-to this week for buying, selling, and trading current, on-trend pieces that actually feel fresh. Clean out your closet, score name-brand and designer finds, and feel good about keeping great clothes in circulation because sustainability looks better when it fits.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Need a little serendipity in your week? Silverlake Flea gathers stellar vintage, arts and handmade pieces from local vendors, with coffee and snacks to fuel the browse, so you can refresh your closet, walls and gift stash with finds that feel very you.”

From the Burbank newsletter, August 18, 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

“Pegaso Gallery Design is where Beverly Hills interiors level up, with a curated lineup of rare furnishings, lighting, and art chosen for craftsmanship and presence. Think Louis XV showstoppers, Murano sparkle, Lucite cool, and one-of-a-kind objets that make your rooms feel collected, not decorated.”

From the Beverly Hills newsletter, September 11, 2026

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

“Unload pieces you’re over for cash or trade credit this week, then scoop up on-trend men’s and women’s styles without the fast-fashion guilt. Crossroads Trading serves up name-brand and designer gems at feel-good prices, and the resale loop keeps great clothes in rotation instead of in the landfill.”

From the Bell Gardens newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Part museum, part antique trove, Jadis stocks vintage science instruments, photographica, rockets-and-robots oddities, medical and optical gizmos, aviation ephemera, and other pre-digital wonders.”

From the Santa Monica newsletter, September 18, 2026

“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

“Hip chain that buys, sells, trades trendy vintage & used clothing plus accessories for men & women.”

“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

“Helping Hand Thrift Shop is a large Los Angeles spot where browsing turns into a small adventure. Think vintage apparel, antiques, actual movie props, and a thoughtful selection of Jewish items, all rotating through a wide inventory that keeps locals coming back for treasure-hunt loops.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Family-run since 1986, Antique Plus is where Westside design folks source the good stuff... think vintage doorknobs and hardware, Venetian mirrors, stained glass and chandelier bits, paintings, rugs, and more. Whether you’re styling a set or rehabbing a room, their wildly diverse selection makes inspiration inevitable.”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, August 26, 2026

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

“Galerie Half is that rare LA spot stacking one-of-a-kind furniture, lighting, and art from icons like Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand, Isamu Noguchi, Finn Juhl, and Hans Wegner alongside centuries-old treasures. Swing through for the piece that quietly upgrades your whole space...”

From the Los Angeles newsletter, August 14, 2026

“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

“When you need a last-minute prop, a mid-century sideboard, or that perfect weird conversation piece you didn't know existed, The Mart Collective packs 100+ dealers into a 16,000-square-foot wonderland of antiques and vintage finds that locals raid for real-deal character.”

From the Santa Monica newsletter, August 31, 2026

“If Western Americana gives you goosebumps, check out High Noon this week for private sales, smart auction guidance, and appraisals on everything from fine spurs and parade saddles to Native American art, backed by decades of record-setting expertise and a deep artist library that’s catnip for collectors.”

From the Hollywood newsletter, August 13, 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.”

“Whether your living room needs some soul this week or you just want a showstopper conversation piece, Lee Stanton Antiques curates standout 18th to 20th century British and European finds across lighting, seating, tables, and art. Peek their Journal for design ideas, then treat yourself to something with real history.”

From the Beverly Hills newsletter, August 27, 2026

“The Posh Duck nails that sweet spot where Fendi, Dior, Saint Laurent, Chanel, and Rag & Bone mingle with rare vintage, all authenticated and smartly priced. Consign the pieces you’ve outgrown or snag your next forever bag, then strut down Main feeling smug and sustainably chic.”

“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.”

“Oxford House Projects is a vintage furniture trove with character for days, from sculptural seating to whimsical accents that make a room feel lived in and a little bit extra. Swing by this week to replace that placeholder bookshelf and give your space real Hollywood personality.”

From the Hollywood newsletter, August 27, 2026

“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

“If your week needs a little drama, Timeless Vixen curates vintage from Victorian to 2000s, including documented pieces and true haute couture. Think Chanel, Dior, YSL, Mugler, Ossie Clark, even McQueen... swing by this week, play dress-up with history, then float through the rest of the week.”

From the Beverly Hills newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Join Melrose Trading Post for a breezy stroll through 260+ local makers, vintage treasures, live music and tasty bites, then leave with something you didn’t know you needed. It’s the weekly reset you’ll actually look forward to, and your ticket supports free arts education for LA students.”

From the Beverly Hills newsletter, August 21, 2026

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

“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

“Used designer clothes, shoes & accessories from every era, plus a library of vintage swatches.”

“Whether your closet leans swing-era chic or 90s grunge, American Vintage curates for him and her with vintage clothing and accessories from the 1930s through the 1990s. Locals love it when they want pieces with real history that feel personal, not algorithm-approved duplicates.”

From the Lancaster newsletter, September 12, 2026