The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Beaverton

“Thrift store and donation center stocking gently used furniture, appliances and building materials.”

“Right here in Tigard, Union Gospel Mission Thrift Store is a legit treasure hunt for clothes, books and furniture, and every find fuels their LifeChange recovery program since the store doubles as a work therapy site. Score something useful, feel good about it, maybe humblebrag you shop the best thrift of 2025.”

From the Tigard newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Skip the algorithm this week and browse real shelves at The Book Corner, a volunteer-run nonprofit packed with gently loved books, movies, and music at reasonable prices, with every purchase supporting the Beaverton City Library. It’s the kind of treasure hunt that makes rainy afternoons disappear.”

From the Beaverton newsletter, September 19, 2026

“SuperThrift - Portland is the kind of thrift stop where solid furniture, useful kitchenware, and oddball finds rotate fast, and every purchase helps fund Adult & Teen Challenge PacWest recovery programs across the region. Clearing out the garage? They’ll even pick up donations, vehicles included.”

From the Oregon City newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Habitat for Humanity-run store, selling new and used furniture, appliances and building materials. Friendly staff load items for customers, and volunteers help out as well.”

“In snug, simple surrounds, this longtime used bookstore sells & trades titles in various genres.”

“With 70+ dealers constantly refreshing retro finds, mid-century furniture, vintage clothing, jewelry, art, and quirky home décor, Curiosities Vintage & Oddities is basically a rotating time machine. Swing through this week, scope the new annex, and snag MudPaint or wood-care goodies to revive that thrifted gem.”

From the Tigard newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Whether you’re hunting for a workhorse blazer, party shoes, or that just-right bag, Musi's On Main Upscale Resale & Consignment curates designer finds from labels like Chanel, Eileen Fisher, Madewell, and Gucci along with vintage picks and a little home decor.”

From the Tigard newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Monticello Antique Marketplace corrals over 100 dealers into furniture and salvage garden showrooms full of primitive to mid-century finds, jewelry, linens, books, and unique gifts. Grab a latte at Monti’s Cafe, then wander this week until that just-right piece practically jumps into your cart.”

From the Oregon City newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Refresh your closet at The Shopp, a women-led non-profit thrift store where the racks skew curated and the vintage finds are worth the hanger space.”

From the Beaverton newsletter, August 5, 2026

“Rock It Resell keeps closets rotating with authenticated, one-of-a-kind finds for women, men, and kids, with 50+ new pieces dropping daily. Got quality stuff you’re not wearing this week, consign it, let them handle the photos and pricing, then feel good knowing unsold pieces support local nonprofits.”

From the Hillsboro newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Workshop Vintage is the kind of spot you pop into for a ring and leave with handpicked vintage, artisan apparel, and a few esoteric delights. Think Vintage Excellence pieces, custom jewelry, tarot decks, barware, candles, and gifts that feel personal, Portlandy, and actually get used.”

From the Portland newsletter, September 21, 2026

“The Charmed Crow Collective is run by five QBIPOC makers, a worker-owned shop where handmade and upcycled clothing, vintage and pre-loved pieces, and artist-made accessories, zines, and home goods all mingle.”

From the Portland newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Whether you’re restoring that 1920s bungalow or just want a wild conversation piece, Old Portland Hardware & Architectural is a 10,000 square foot playground of antique lighting, vintage hardware, stained glass, and joyfully odd salvage. Every visit feels new, so expect to find something you didn’t know you needed.”

From the Oregon City newsletter, August 13, 2026

“Curated racks of fresh vintage across eras, from 60s quilted maxis to 90s blouses, make Ourstore Vintage a go-to when your closet needs personality. They also do rentals, styling, and even buy your good finds... so clearing space can actually fund your next score.”

From the Vancouver newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Whether you're hunting a flawless 40s day dress, a swingy 50s skirt, or statement 60s jewelry, The Vault Vintage Clothing Boutique curates high-end pieces handpicked by a mother/daughter duo. Go play dress-up this week in historic Old Town Beaverton, find something singular, then strut to your next coffee.”

From the Beaverton newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Whether you're scouting quirky collectibles, practical finds, or that thing you didn't know you needed, Sam's Attic Eclectic Thrift keeps the shelves fresh with donated gems and new arrivals daily. Volunteer-run and nonprofit, your haul helps fund food, schooling, and care for kids in Uganda.”

From the Beaverton newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Give & Take Resale is the kind of treasure hunt that keeps paying off, with fresh drops of vintage for the whole family, reworked band tees, Fjällräven packs, Flower Docs, and quirky home goods like stained glass and hand painted platters.”

From the Portland newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Consign Couture keeps Multnomah Village stylish with a tightly curated mix of men’s and women’s designer clothing, shoes, and accessories from Patagonia to Prada that feel fresh without the eye-watering price tags. Pop over from Beaverton to shop sustainably or consign pieces you’re ready to pass on.”

From the Beaverton newsletter, September 1, 2026

“If your closet could use a refresh without the drama, Here We Go Again Deluxe Resale Boutique curates designer clothes, handbags, shoes, and accessories that feel luxe yet everyday friendly.”

From the Oregon City newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Portland’s beloved Village Merchants is that glorious secondhand rabbit hole where clothes, art, housewares, and oddball collectibles collide. Pop in to browse guilt-free finds, or bring pieces to sell or trade and let your old stuff become someone else’s new favorite thing.”

From the Portland newsletter, August 25, 2026

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

“When your wardrobe needs a fresh story, Northwest Union serves up racks of well-loved vintage clothing and accessories that feel like they were waiting for you. Pop in, scan the racks, snag a forever piece that makes Monday coffee runs feel a little cooler.”

From the Forest Grove newsletter, August 15, 2026

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

“Stars & Splendid Antiques Mall is a Portland multi-dealer spot where you can meander aisles of true antiques, vintage finds, and personality-packed home decor. When the living room needs a little soul this week, this is the place to uncover the piece you didn’t know you were hunting for.”

From the Portland newsletter, August 11, 2026

“When your next Portland errand run calls, swing by William Temple House Thrift Store for well-curated clothing, furniture, housewares, household electronics, and media.”

From the McMinnville newsletter, September 4, 2026

“House of Vintage is the kind of sprawling treasure trove where dozens of vendors cram in the good stuff, from true vintage clothing and jewelry to quirky antiques and housewares. Perfect for Portlanders who love the thrill of the hunt and leaving with something nobody else has.”

From the Portland newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Swing by R. Spencer Antiques, Inc. this week for affordable art, fine china, and one-of-a-kind pieces with stories, all from curated estate furnishings and handpicked finds that actually spark joy.”

From the Lake Oswego newsletter, August 26, 2026