9 Thrift Stores In Miami We Think Are Magic

Just as dragonflies delight and dazzle us, so too does this designer thrift store in Miami. Dragonfly Thrift Boutique curates a range of luxury goods, collectible antiques, and a colorful array of accessories (Sarah Jessica Parker Silver Tartt Biodegradable Glitter Pumps anyone?), ensuring you’ll have an impossible time exercising restraint from stocking up on their stellar selection.

All proceeds from Dragonfly benefit LEAP (Ladies Empowerment & Action Program), an NFP that helps women in the prison system with education, post-housing, and employment.

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Don’t be deceived by their humble storefront as this is one consignment store in Miami you don’t want to pass up. Inside Classy Not Trashy is a jam-packed selection of distinct second-hand goods to sift through for an entire day.

You can find legitimate rarities like an antique wooden bird cage or vintage Singer sewing machines. Perhaps you’re picking up a new hobby and collecting unique cameras or looking to add a rustic touch to a guest room with upcycled furniture. No problem doing so here.

There is also an opportunity to browse the local and handmade section filled with Dixie Belle chalk paint.

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When a store aesthetic transports you to a 1900’s circus fairground, you know you’ve stepped into one of the best thrift shops in Miami. An ode to all things upcycled, family-owned vintage boutique The House of Findings is the perfect stop for an A-grade movie-montage.

Grab your friends and twirl around in ball gowns, costume jewelry, and fur coats all while the barbies from the hand-made chandelier cheer on your cat walk from above.

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The flower-power mural storefront welcomes you warmly as you enter a thrifter’s treasure trove.

For over 60 years Bargain Box has cemented itself as, well…part of the secondhand furniture scene in Miami. Think: gently-used, mid-century couches, small house appliances, artwork, and modern clothes.

Operated by The Woman’s Cancer Association of the University of Miami, their funds support Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center and the UM Miller School of Medicine through cancer research, patient care, and education, making your purchases matter.

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What do we love more than finding a secondhand velvet Chanel handbag at a steal?

Hard to say, but shopping and selling at this consignment store in Miami makes wearing second-hand vintage accessories like that a priority. From designer clothing to home decor Fly Boutique entices you to uncover their historical wares like an authentic 1940’s wicker cane bar trolley or a set of art deco lamps.

This one is for true thrifters with taste and time. There is so much to take in you’ll need an entire afternoon and then some.

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Thrift Vintage Outlet is a family owned Hialeah thrift store that incorporates creative ways to make your shopping experience enjoyable while saving quality clothes from landfill. Get those bags ready because inside their massive warehouse you’ll find large bins carrying garments ranging from $1-$12. Their rack items range from $20-$35.

Their main ambition is to encourage individual expression with everyday wear and retro statement pieces.

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From the moment you step foot on Pinkgun Gallery’s on-so-appropriate lush red carpet, you’ll feel like you’re in a tarot card reader’s lair. Find your way through the mystical maze of masks and display cases featuring weird and wonky props.

As a vintage boutique in Miami, you’ll uncover everything from mid-century furniture to a hot pink latex 80’s dress and hats to match. They focus on pieces from the art deco era to the 1990’s, keeping the quality high and prices low for your thrifting pleasure.

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Sporting beach vibes and 80’s geometric painted walls, Sir Thrifty is a good thrift store in Miami to meander in memorabilia to your heart’s content.

A neighborhood icon, people donate a wide variety of modern to historical pieces. The store also brings in local artists and vendors on occasion to sell their handmade goods.

Wanting kids toys or pop art posters? How about a 1940’s typewriter or vintage wooden wheelchair (preferably not haunted)? There’s an eclectic mix offering something for every savvy second-hand shopper here.

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Beatnix is a fantastically original costume thrift shop in Miami with a large range of merchandise to satisfy your outer (or inner) princess. From bowler hats and leotards to cane props and makeup, shop for individual items or get a costume bundle that ranges from $40-$60.

Generally open until midnight except Mondays and Tuesdays, this is the go-to place for last minute accessories if you’re heading to a Halloween party or event.

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