The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Frankfort

“Upscale resale shop for gently used clothes (often name-brand) and handbags, plus shoes and jewelry.”

“Home improvement thrift store benefitting Habitat for Humanity with new and used items.”

“Proceeds from this thrift shop support adult rehabilitation centers.”

“Uptown Cheapskate NE Indianapolis kicked off its Denim Drop on August 1, plus the racks are full of on-trend resale from Levi's, Lululemon, Nike, and Madewell. Clean out your closet, they review while you browse and pay cash or store credit for the pieces they love.”

From the Indianapolis newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Millie's Thrift Store has been a Greater Lafayette staple for 40+ years, with three tidy, volunteer-powered shops full of legit finds. Go poke around this week, score something with a story, and feel good knowing each purchase helps local families and keeps the impact right here in Lafayette.”

From the West Lafayette newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Mission 27 Resale turns your weekly treasure hunt into something bigger, with constantly changing racks of one-of-a-kind and designer clothing, furniture, and housewares at discounted prices, and every score helps SVdP Indy fuel its food pantry and Changing Lives Forever program. Go browse, thank yourself later.”

From the Muncie newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Need that just-right vintage piece for your place? Southport Antique Mall gathers a ton of dealer booths for a real-life treasure hunt, with The Vintage Gypsy inside for curated charm, so start a wishlist, roam the aisles, and let something perfect find you this week.”

From the Greenwood newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Vintage Vagabond is where Indy style scavengers strike gold, with Y2K Bebe bags, band tees, rugged Carhartt, Harley graphics, and even Louis Vuitton sprinkled in. Swing by this week, browse the racks, maybe sell a few pieces, and walk out feeling like you leveled up your wardrobe.”

From the Greenwood newsletter, August 13, 2026

“Whether you’re hunting a sturdy dresser, vintage glassware, or a surprise designer score, Mission 27 Resale keeps the racks rotating fast with finds that feel fresh. Bonus: your haul helps fund SVdP Indy’s food pantry and Changing Lives Forever program, so you look good while doing real good.”

From the Kokomo newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Thrift shop chain benefitting an addiction treatment program with clothing, furniture, and other secondhand items.”

“Lost Then Found is a local nonprofit thrift store with finds from vintage clothing to everyday housewares, and every purchase supports Trinity Life Ministry. This week, clean out a closet, drop off gently used items, then snag a few secondhand gems that actually feel first-rate.”

From the West Lafayette newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Naptown Thrift is Indy’s nostalgia tap, packed with handpicked vintage tees, windbreakers, jerseys and more from the ’90s and early 2000s that actually slap. Swing by this week for the full dig, then peep their Instagram Story @NAPTOWNTHRIFT for new arrivals every day so you never miss a gem.”

From the Lawrence newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Since 1986, The Toggery Resale Boutique has been a go-to for upscale consignment, with fresh pieces hitting the floor daily and deals on designer looks for men and women, plus handbags and jewelry. They even went bagless to keep it green, so BYO tote.”

From the West Lafayette newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Broad Ripple Vintage has served the Indianapolis area since 1998 with authentic men’s and women’s pieces from the 1940s through the 1980s, plus upcycled looks from artists around the world.”

From the Westfield newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Dream House Vintage Collective keeps the Factory Arts District stylish with a female-owned, thoughtfully curated mix of old-school cool, featuring finds from Lux & Ivy, Royal River, Beautiful Flyaway, and Mama Ochre. Prefer browsing solo?”

From the Indianapolis newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Thrift store, featuring clothing and furniture, plus china, curtains, and blankets.”

“Whether your living room needs a quirky lamp or your closet needs a humble refresh, Trinity Life Ministry Lafayette Outlet Store is the thrift stop that gives back. Hunt for secondhand gems this week, then feel good knowing every purchase supports a 12-month, faith-based recovery program for local men.”

From the West Lafayette newsletter, August 10, 2026

“Consigned by Design is where Indy folks score quality pre-owned and new furniture without the cookie-cutter vibe. Think sofas, dining sets, mirrors, lamps, wall art, rugs, and even jewelry and designer handbags, all curated so you can refresh a room and still brag about the deal.”

From the Indianapolis newsletter, September 24, 2026

“Nuova Vita Vintage specializes in classic, work-ready finds that actually fit into real life, think blazers, dresses, crisp separates, and thoughtful accessories. It’s a sweet spot for Kokomo locals who want sustainable style with some history, curated tastefully so you leave feeling polished, not costumed.”

From the Lawrence newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Indoor market for everything from clothes to furniture sold in individual booths.”

“Locally known for standout antique architectural salvage, Architectural Antiques of Indianapolis is where you score statement lighting, solid doors, mantels, hardware, windows, and even wrought iron gates.”

From the Indianapolis newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Newman & Co. is the rare consignment spot where you can score sharp suits, sportcoats, tuxes, and dress shirts right alongside vintage Ralph Lauren ties, Gucci loafers, and everyday basics, plus they’re now taking furniture and home decor... which means your closet, and your living room, level up.”

From the Lawrence newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Sell It Here is Lafayette's largest antique and resale mall with thousands of antiques and collectibles, all presented in what they call an upscale resale mall with a clean, climate-controlled space. Pop in this week to browse everything from practical finds to elegant pieces and see what treasure claims you.”

From the West Lafayette newsletter, August 20, 2026