The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in St. Augustine

“Consign It keeps St. Augustine looking sharp with a size-inclusive mix of luxury labels and modern classics, all carefully curated to skip the fast-fashion fluff. Pop in for finds from Burberry to Lululemon that feel new to you without the markup, then brag when someone asks where you scored it.”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, August 4, 2026

“RedHands Family Foundation Thrift Store stacks the shelves with vintage cameras, vinyl and turntables, quirky kitchenware, real-wood furniture, books, and wearable finds. Shop sustainably, score unique pieces, and feel good knowing your haul helps fuel their mission, then swing by this week for a quick treasure hunt.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Eco Relics is Jacksonville’s go-to for reclaimed wood, architectural salvage, vintage hardware, stained glass, and those one-of-a-kind oddities you didn’t know you needed. They also offer wood shop help, laser engraving, plus mill and kiln drying, so your project looks cool and stays solid.”

From the Palm Coast newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Whether you’re chasing a statement credenza, a quirky patchbox you didn’t know you needed, or just an excuse for dessert at the cafe, Avonlea Antiques & Interiors is a sprawling, well-curated maze of furniture, decor, collectibles, fashion, and curios that keeps Jacksonville homes interesting.”

“W. Housing Program. Clean out a closet, hunt a bargain, feel useful...”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Spacious thrift store featuring organized racks of stylish garments, furniture and home goods.”

“Graet Goods is Georgia Rae Taylor’s colorful brainchild, mixing specially picked vintage with her own handmade, up-cycled pieces and finds from artists she admires. It’s the spot locals hit when they want wardrobe joy, quirky home goods, and the occasional sewing class without leaving the neighborhood.”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Great American Antique Mall is basically a time machine for your home decor, with aisles of vendor booths stacked with MCM gems, Asian curios, sturdy furniture, vintage kitchenware and even a fresh plant corner. Swing by this week when you want character, not catalog vibes, and let the rummaging serotonin hit.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Thrift shop selling used goods like furniture and clothing, along with shoes and housewares.”

“Final Lap Shop keeps Jacksonville’s closets interesting with handpicked vintage pieces that feel lived in in the best way, from crisp tees to time-capsule jackets. Go when you want something with personality, not another algorithm pick, then flex it at your next backyard hang.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Red White & Blue Thrift Store - Jacksonville is the kind of spot locals hit when they want real variety without chaos. Over 10,000 new-to-you items daily, neatly sorted by color and department, mean quick scores on vintage, designer, and everyday finds across clothes, furniture, electronics, and toys.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, September 12, 2026

“With over 40 dealers and 6000 square feet of ever-changing finds, Out There Antiques is where locals score vintage furniture, glassware, textiles, and quirky collectibles without the sticker shock. Expect newly consigned surprises from home goods to costume jewelry...”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Fifi's Fine Resale Apparel of San Marco is where Jax folks trade up without paying full freight, with curated men’s and women’s designer finds, accessories, formalwear and even wedding dresses at, well, not wedding prices.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Retailer known for buying & selling secondhand designer apparel & accessories for young adults.”

“Southern Crossing Antique Mall packs over 5,000 square feet with finds from many vendors in Historic Riverside, so expect an eclectic shuffle of furniture, jewelry, primitives, clothes, and collectibles that reward slow wandering and the occasional I-didn’t-know-I-needed-this moment.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Store for secondhand clothing, plus toys, appliances & household items.”

“Spanish Main Antiques is Florida's largest shop for authentic shipwreck coins, artifacts, and nautical salvage, owned and operated by Marc Anthony. Swing by in St.”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, August 13, 2026

“My Mom Had That brings together a legit antique/vintage shop and an old fashioned ice cream parlor, with multiple dealers curating clothes, jewelry, furniture, toys, and even vintage Disney and Florida finds. Pop in this week, score something your mom used to have, then celebrate with a cone.”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Whether you're thrifting for everyday basics or that oddball statement piece, Hubbard House Thrift Store is the kind of spot locals keep on their loop. The best part is it’s part of Hubbard House, a full-service certified domestic violence shelter and center serving Northeast Florida, so your finds feel extra good.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Whether you’re hunting for a standout dress, luxe shoes, or those quietly flexy designer labels, Fifi's Fine Resale Apparel of Harbour Village serves up high-end women’s consignment at a fraction of the cost. Fresh arrivals keep it fun, and the whole go-green, look-great vibe makes swapping styles feel smart.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Part quirky closet, part living room upgrade, Cool Stuff Vintage is the kind of spot where the racks and rooms feel freshly picked, not flea-market chaotic. Thoughtfully sourced clothing, furniture, and decor, a cozy book lounge vibe, and a staff that actually helps...”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Clean and restocked daily, the St. Augustine Attic from Haven Hospice is a go-to for clothing, books, and those home finds you didn’t know you needed. Every purchase helps support care for Haven patients and families, so your thrift win does a little good, too.”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Part repair wizards, part treasure trove, Nice Find Thriftique & Fix It Shop is where your busted turntable gets a second life and you leave with a vinyl you didn’t know you needed. Vintage audio restoration, lamp rewiring, small appliance fixes, knife sharpening...”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Whether you’re hunting for a just-right coffee table, a quirky lamp, or that perfect pair of jeans, Angelwood Thrift Store delivers the thrill of the find with extra heart. Every purchase powers job training and employment for Jax neighbors with intellectual and developmental differences... so your haul helps, too.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, August 11, 2026

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

“Ms. Mulligan's Consignment Boutique is where style meets sustainability, with hand-selected designer steals, unique vintage, and fresh finds hitting the racks daily. Wander their curated selection, rediscover your look, and score hidden gems that feel special and guilt-free...”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Give your wardrobe a second life at Uptown Cheapskate Hodges Pointe, where on-trend pieces and name-brand gems keep the racks fresh. Buy great finds that don’t wreck the budget, or bring in gently loved styles to resell and turn them into new looks... very Jacksonville, very you.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Snake Bird Vintage is a bright, eclectic treasure trove tucked inside Spinster Abbott’s, mixing hand-selected vintage pieces and housewares with wigs, art, and new small-batch threads from indie labels like Fashion Brand Company, Nooworks, Joolee, and American Recycled Co.”

From the St. Augustine newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Whether you’re hunting for a statement bag or a sharply tailored blazer, Fifi's Fine Resale Apparel racks up designer and quality name-brand finds for men and women at a fraction of retail. Go green and consign what you’re over, then spend the payout on something you’ll actually wear this week.”

From the Jacksonville newsletter, August 14, 2026