Nicole Gittleman 
It’s sustainable, cost-effective, and just straight-up trendy: it’s vintage. If you’re eyeing items like antique home decor, 80’s band tees, or previously-loved luxury purses over the newest trends as seen on TikTok (probably via Gen Z), this article is for you. The vintage scene in Hudson County is thriving, and we’ve taken the stress out of searching for where to thrift in Hudson County. We’ve rounded up the top spots to go to for high-quality, pre-loved apparel, accessories, furniture, home goods, glassware, art, and more. Read on for a comprehensive guide to vintage + thrift stores in Hoboken, Jersey City, and beyond.
Home Goods
Casa Clasen | Online/Pop-ups/Jersey City
Instagram: @casaclasen
Casa Clasen finds the most unique furniture pieces and sells them via Instagram, providing delivery throughout Jersey City. Casa Clasen also frequently sells its finds at Kanibal + Co.
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Into the Void | 117 Brunswick Street, Jersey City
Instagram: @intothevoidantiques
This vintage furniture store features 1,800 square feet of decor, various furniture pieces, and what it proudly deems ‘weird art.’ This is a great spot to spruce up your home to match your exact taste + bring a unique vibe to any space.
The Salvation Army Jersey City | 562 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City
Instagram: @jerseycitysa
Armoires, dressers, and tables galore. For any newcomers, The Salvation Army in Jersey City is the place to stop by for a new dining set, a beautiful wooden china cabinet, and more décor. The furniture here is a fraction of the price from a big box store, and added bonus — it all goes to a good cause. Proceeds from The Salvation Army thrift stores support the Adult Rehabilitation Centers throughout New Jersey.
The Salvation Army Union City | 515 43rd Street, Union City
The best thing about The Salvation Army is that it has over 20 stores in New Jersey, and each one is so different. This second location in Hudson County is in Union City, and it has a large selection of gently used designer clothing, furniture, and décor for anyone looking to buy something second-hand and for a good cause.
Tainable | Online/West New York
Instagram: @shoptainable
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This Latina-owned digital boutique can frequently be found at The Hive Goods shop in Jersey City. The founder behind the shop curates sustainable and women-owned finds for purchase, including but not limited to jewelry and home goods.
Sure Things | 561 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City
Instagram: @surethings__
Fans of Downtowner Sandwich Shop might recognize Sure Things from past Saturday pop-ups. Or, maybe you know Marinell Montales, the incredibly talented yoga instructor and creative behind the vintage ‘gram-turned-brick-and-mortar. Either way, you should definitely check out Sure Things and all of the beautiful home goods Marinell curates — and there’s now a storefront in Jersey City to check out.
Vintage Crush | Online/Weehawken
Instagram: @vintage_crushnj
Vintage Crush is the IG page to browse when you’re looking for iconic mid-century and 80s-retro pieces that will instantly elevate your home’s aesthetic. From side tables to epic art, this account has it all.
Apparel + Accessories
2nd Street USA | 200 Washington Street, Hoboken
Instagram: @2ndstreetusa
2nd Street USA offers a wide variety of styles, from designer + luxury accessories to street wear. They buy items and update inventory regularly, so it is a great location for finding something new each visit.
301 Collective | 301 First Street, Jersey City
Instagram: @shop301collective
301 Collective is full of eye-catching racks of apparel for both women and children, along with one-of-a-kind statement jewelry, bags, and other rare accessories. The store has a vast selection of pieces from co-owner Marisa’s business, Nouveau + Vintage — a mid-high-level collection of both modern and vintage designs.
Another Man’s Treasure | 195 Montgomery Street, Jersey City
Instagram: @amtvintage
AMT is one of the most beloved vintage shops in the greater Hudson County area. True vintage lovers will really appreciate the range of brands and types of pre-loved options available. When you enter, your eyes are drawn throughout the shop — the colors and variety are all so exciting. The selection includes everything from vintage t-shirts and sweatshirts to evening gowns and workwear to cowboy boots to old records to jewelry.
Archives 007 | 7006 Park Avenue, Guttenberg
This unique shop is Guttenberg-based and sells vintage fashion and accessories. Many of the styles are bold and bright. The Instagram page is full of retro inspiration.
Archives Vintage Boutique | 1 Newark Street, Hoboken
Instagram: @archivestylingstudio
Owned by the same team behind Archives 007, Archives Vintage Boutique sells a curated assortment of vintage, designer, and contemporary clothing in a chic, retro-inspired space. The shop also shares a space with the popular coffee spot Bean Vault Coffee, located in the Hoboken Land Building.
Calentadoo | Online/Jersey City
Instagram: @calentadoo
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This Instagram-only, Latinx-owned, LGBTQ+ proud business sells sustainable fashion and second-hand goodies reworked and recolored, all custom.
ConSHINEment | 910 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City
Instagram: @conshinement
ConSHINEment specializes in secondhand clothing, with a wide range of styles from streetwear to designer pieces. The store also regularly partners with non-profits to donate clothing.
Cranky Angel | 304 Newark Avenue, Jersey City
Instagram: @crankyangel
Newer to the Hudson County thrift scene is Cranky Angel, which sells vintage, thrifted, handmade clothing as well as gift items. The store also provides clothing customization.
Locals Only | 417 Jackson Street, Hoboken
Instagram: @localsonlyhb
Locals Only sells a variety of sneakers as well as vintage items like Polo jeans, funky jackets, graphic tees, hats, and sports merch.
Mint Market | 303 1st Street, Hoboken + 339 Grove Street, Jersey City
Instagram: @mintmarket
If you’re just getting into the vintage shopping game locally, you likely know all about Mint Market. This secondhand store has two locations, one in Hoboken and one in Jersey City, that sell everything from accessories to shoes to apparel.
MyUnique Thrift Store | 3196 John Fitzgerald Kennedy Boulevard, Union City
Instagram: @myuniquethrift
One of various locations in New Jersey and New York, MyUnique’s Union City Thrift Store has a selection of donated china, antiques, second-hand rugs, and an endless variety of used (vintage + designer) clothing for all ages, starting at only a few dollars. Each day, MyUnique puts out new pieces within its warehouses, so each time you go, they have completely new merchandise.
OliJon’s Thrift Store | 138 Park Avenue, Hoboken
Instagram: @olijonsthrift
Jersey City residents and husband and wife duo Joann, a stylist and former volunteer at St. Mary’s Advocates, and John Saitta, a fire captain for JCFD, opened OliJon’s back in December of 2024. The store is named after John and Joann’s two children, Olivia and Jonpierre, and is stacked from floor to ceiling with affordable finds for men and women. Pricing ranges from $2-$100 and has everything from accessories to clothing.
Phantasm | 379 Monmouth Street, Jersey City
Instagram: @phantasm.nj
Phantasm describes itself as a “vintage clothing co-op,” regularly collaborating with vintage vendors to cater to a wide range of clients and provide unique pieces. They also sell vintage music records and homewares. They are open from Tuesday to Sunday.
Porch Finds | Online/Pop-ups/Jersey City
Instagram: @porchfinds
The name of this shop reveals a bit about who and what the shop is. Porch Finds finds handpicked, sustainable finds and sells them on Depop. Porch Finds opened up its first permanent location inside Vintage on First in Hoboken in early 2023, but Vintage on First has since relocated to Belmar.
Revival Vintage Boutique | 86 Park Avenue, Hoboken
Instagram: @revivalvintageboutique
This storefront sells all things vintage — clothing, records, art, etc. If you aren’t in the Hoboken area, you can shop online, too.
Slay by Mila Shop | Online/Pop-ups
Instagram: @slaybymilashop
Slay by Mila Shop, owned by Camila Aguilar, sells handmade upcycled jewelry that is created using second-hand resources to create new pieces. Some of her items include rosaries, wired crystal moons, friendship bracelets, rings, earrings, bangles, necklaces, and more. Camila is typically found at pop-ups, but custom items can be requested here.
St. Mary Advocates | 536 Garden Street, Hoboken
Instagram: @hobokenthriftstore
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For both household + clothing needs (including some designer and name brands), St. Mary Advocates is the place to go. And what’s more, it’s completely volunteer-run and raises money for both health care and health education. St. Mary Advocates has been around for more than 50 years, working to give back to the community. Whether you’re currently on the hunt for a new outfit, looking to donate some clothes, looking to volunteer, or looking to shop ethically + make a difference, this is the place to visit. Click here to see the guidelines for what kinds of items the shop accepts.
The Vintage Caffé | Online
Instagram: @thevintagecaffe
The Vintage Caffé is based within the Monroe Center and conducts sales online, with a variety of vintage handbags available for purchase. The store also curates clothing, belts, jewelry, wallets, scarves, and more from vintage designer collections.
Thriftbox | 522 Jefferson Street, Hoboken
Instagram: @hobokenthriftbox
At ThriftBox in Hoboken, shoppers can find a mix of name-brand and vintage clothing and shoes at wallet-friendly prices. Its secondhand goods include pieces for women, men, and children. Mile Square thrifters can also find books and household items at this shop.
VNTG Shop | 102 Harrison Avenue, Harrison
Instagram: @vntg.shop
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VNTG Shop is a very popular storefront out of Harrison with a large following on Instagram. There’s an impressive array of secondhand streetwear for both men and women.
Xtina’s Variety + Vintage Shop at The Hive Goods | 77 Cornelison Avenue, Jersey City
Instagram: @xtina_moore
Christina is a community leader in the local vintage crowd. Beyond promoting her own vintage goodies, she is a fierce advocate for shopping vintage and sustainability. The Hive Goods hosts frequent pop-up events that highlight dozens of local vintage vendors.
ZeroKid NJ | 381 Monmouth Street, Jersey City
Instagram: @zerokid_nj
This Jersey City vintage store has a retail location and sells sustainable streetwear on Depop, too. If you’re looking for sick, secondhand sneakers at cost, ZeroKid is the place to go.
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