The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Hays County

4 places we’ve checked and would send a neighbor to. Open any one to read what we wrote about it.

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Rhinestone Cowboy (opens in a new tab)

209 E Hutchison St · San Marcos

San Marcos, your closet called and it wants more sparkle. Rhinestone Cowboy curates sequin-adorned vintage finds and retro-inspired gems…

San Marcos, your closet called and it wants more sparkle.

From the Kyle newsletter, October 8, 2026

Shop 1893 (opens in a new tab)

222 W San Antonio St · San Marcos

Shop 1893 at The Price Center & Garden is the kind of thrift-y treasure trove where you can snag vintage antiques, quirky collectibles,…

Shop 1893 at The Price Center & Garden is the kind of thrift-y treasure trove where you can snag vintage antiques, quirky collectibles, home decor, jewelry, original art, and repurposed pieces that feel one-of-a-kind. Hunt for something with character this week and support a local nonprofit arts hub.

From the Kyle newsletter, October 16, 2026

Uptown Cheapskate San Marcos (opens in a new tab)

1504 Aquarena Springs Dr Ste 101 · San Marcos

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

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

Old Town Buda Antique Mall (opens in a new tab)

212 Main St · Buda

Old Town Buda Antique Mall is two floors of time-travel temptation, with 20 vendors curating everything from jewelry and wall art to…

Old Town Buda Antique Mall is two floors of time-travel temptation, with 20 vendors curating everything from jewelry and wall art to vintage toys, tools, home decor, collectibles, and memorabilia. Perfect for a San Marcos weekend wander when you want something with history, charm, and a good story attached.

From the Kyle newsletter, October 1, 2026