The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Jeffersonville

“Aster is the local vintage clothing spot for folks who like their wardrobe with a little history and a lot of personality. Expect thoughtfully curated racks, from lived-in denim to standout jackets, the kind of pieces that make your weekday coffee run feel just a tad cooler.”

From the Jeffersontown newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Tipton Steve is the name behind Collecting Kentucky, where antebellum Kentucky coin silver, sugar chests, sideboards, textiles, and the occasional Civil War artifact rotate through a tightly curated shop.”

From the Jeffersonville newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Chestnuts and Pearls blends a cozy gallery vibe with a curated mix of original paintings, prints, pottery, photography, antiques and a sweet obsession with vintage jewelry. It’s the kind of spot where you can support local artists, unearth a conversation piece, and feel a little smug about it.”

From the New Albany newsletter, September 24, 2026

“812 Vintage keeps the racks loaded with legit sports jerseys, band tees, vintage Levi’s, and the occasional designer flex like Gucci or Louis Vuitton. Prices are fair, the crew actually helps you find your fit, and there’s enough variety to make regular drop-ins worth it.”

From the New Albany newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Retailer with sections for clothing, furniture, home decor, electronics and construction materials.”

“Shop Of Found Things, LLC is a resale, thrift, and consignment shop with a little of everything, from kitchenware and jewelry to toys, lighting, and Scentsy warmers. They’ll even sell your stuff for you, handling photos, listings, and messages so you can reclaim your weekend.”

From the New Albany newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Merriment Thrift is a nonprofit in the Portland neighborhood where your closet refresh also fuels Love City’s Mighty Oak Academy. Expect a rotating mix of unique clothing, shoes, bags, vintage PC games and Derby prints, with prices that stay kind, so it feels good, looks better, and helps local kids.”

From the Louisville newsletter, September 24, 2026

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

“Clear some space and cruise through Fat Rabbit Thrift & Vintage for gently used clothing, stacks of records, books, movies, and the kind of home goods and knick-knacks that instantly add personality. When you want new, they’ve got a wall of music and movie tees plus giftable accessories.”

From the Louisville newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Really Good Vintage is the kind of spot you pop into for a single tee and walk out with a whole vibe, from vintage staples to plus-size gems, jewelry, home goods, and even apothecary. They also offer personal styling, and their new brick-and-mortar is just across the river.”

From the Jeffersonville newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Whether your closet needs a little weird-in-the-best-way refresh or the kids suddenly decided they like “retro”, Hey Tiger has vintage and handmade finds for men, women, and children, plus jewelry, home goods, and extra flair. Woman owned since 2009, they also buy, sell, trade...”

From the Louisville newsletter, August 27, 2026

“From perfectly broken-in tees and midcentury silk ties to US military chinos and the occasional 1940s leather grail, Craft Union Vintage curates pieces that feel lived-in, not costume-y. It’s an across-the-river gem for everyday wear, studio vibes, and finds you’ll quietly brag about.”

From the Louisville newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Antique shop in Distillery Commons featuring furniture and a range of accessories.”

“Just across the river, Evolve: The Men's Resale Store keeps a constantly changing lineup of pre-owned menswear, from tailored suits and dress shoes to sharp accessories, all consigned exclusively for gentlemen.”

“Need a rabbit hole that ends with something cool for your place? Mellwood Antiques & Interiors is Louisville's oldest antique mall, over 45,000 square feet with 100+ dealers and more than 200 booths mixing mid-century, fine art, books, records, primitives and space-age collectibles...”

From the Louisville newsletter, August 22, 2026

“With rotating arrivals of designer labels, polished workwear, weekend staples, and accessories, Sassy Fox Upscale Consignment makes dressing well feel easy and affordable, plus sizes included.”

From the Jeffersonville newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Margaret's Fine Consignments is where Louisville’s closet-cleaners and treasure-hunters meet, with recycled clothing that actually feels chic, from designer labels to everyday staples plus Derby-ready hats, shoes, and jewelry.”

“Antique vendor mall featuring various types of vintage and collectible furniture and decor.”