The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Corpus Christi

Whether you’re clearing out closets or hunting for that just-right piece, Good Shepherd's Corner Resale Shop keeps seasonal clothing, household finds, jewelry, and furniture in steady rotation.

From the Corpus Christi newsletter, August 6, 2026

Thrift store from the Salvation Army featuring clothes, household items, and furniture.

Renaissance is a well-stocked antique and vintage shop with clothing, jewelry, and accessories, so you can browse for a distinctive wardrobe find or a little something with a past. Go in looking for one thing, and see what catches your eye.

Jypsy's Treasures & Consignments has a huge selection of current-to-vintage women's fashions, including designer purses, clothing, jewelry, and shoes, with gently used finds at affordable prices. It’s a smart spot to refresh your wardrobe while giving quality pieces another spin.

From the Nueces County newsletter, November 5, 2026

Washed Out keeps Corpus wardrobes interesting with a tight, handpicked mix of perfectly broken-in jeans, throwback band tees, Y2K gems, and the kind of one-offs you swear you found years ago. If your basics feel boring, pop in this week and leave feeling accidentally cooler.

From the Nueces County newsletter, November 1, 2026

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

20/20 Vintage is an eclectic Corpus Christi shop for vintage clothing, jewelry, and decorative pieces, with antique finds ranging from Victorian jewelry to colorful crinoline petticoats. Take your time browsing; the best pieces come with a story, and sometimes a very good outfit.

Thrift store selling used goods like clothing and shoes, along with household items, toys and books.

Loving Coastal Living brings together real seashells, vintage coral, coastal home decor, clothing, and jewelry, with plenty of shell options for collecting or crafting. It’s a fun stop when your home could use a little more shoreline charm, or you’re hunting for a gift that isn’t another candle.

From the Nueces County newsletter, October 26, 2026