Ava Rakowski 
Hoboken and Jersey City are some of the largest hubs in the state for thrifting and consignment. Whether you want to improve your carbon footprint or just find a unique piece, shopping second-hand is the way to go. It can be overwhelming when you don’t know where to look, but we’ve got you covered with this list of places to check out for your next shopping spree. Read on for more about the best thrift stores in Hoboken and Jersey City.
Hoboken Thrift Stores
2nd Street | 200 Washington Street
This spot right on Washington is most people’s go-to for buying and selling second-hand because there is a constantly rotating selection of clothing and accessories for every occasion.
Sixth Street Vintage | 408 6th Street
Inside, shoppers will find a curated mix of decor pieces, vintage furniture, and plenty of unique finds, plus an upstairs section stocked with clothing like vintage jeans, tops, and more for the ultimate treasure-hunt moment.
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Archive Vintage | 1 Newark Street (Entrance on River Street at courtyard), Hoboken
This upscale boutique is for the client who wants a specific, curated look. There are pieces for all occasions and are able to guide clients in elevating their style.
Hoboken Thrift Box | 522 Jefferson Street
Hoboken Thrift Box has designer, vintage, and name-brand clothing, plus some home goods, books, and accessories. But the real treasure here is the pre-loved section of pet accessories!
Locals Only | 417 Jackson Street
This is your next stop if you’re on the hunt for sneakers, tees, or anything to help enhance your 90s or y2k style. Go for the clothes, but stay for the welcoming vibe as you peruse the tiny, but mighty, in-person location.
Mint Market | 303 1st Street
You don’t want to miss out on this fabulous store. It has name-brand, designer, vintage pieces, and unique finds for a variety of prices. Whether you’re bargain hunting or willing to invest, you’ll be sure to find something here. This business has a Hoboken, JC, and online store for you to snag both vintage and contemporary clothing.
OliJon’s | 138 Park Avenue
Check out Olijon’s for a collection of second-hand men’s and women’s pieces. This curated selection of pieces is the exact thing you need to spice up your wardrobe.
Revival Vintage | Corner Storefront, 86 Park Avenue
This shop’s slogan is “Where every piece tells a story” and we could not agree more. This Hoboken storefront has clothing and accessories for all occasions, making it a fun place to discover new looks. The carefully selected and mended collections are worth the brief walk from the PATH. The online selection is just as well-organized.
Saint Mary’s Advocates Thrift Store | 536 Garden Street
If Saint Mary’s Advocates Thrift Store has been contributing to the Hoboken community, not only through providing residents with access to affordable clothing, but also through its Health Scholarship for undergraduate students majoring in the health professions. This 100% volunteer run thrift store has emphasized the importance of raising funds for healthcare and health education since its founding 50 years ago. p.
Jersey City Thrift Stores
Another Man’s Treasure | 195 Montgomery Street
Another Man’s Treasure is a fan favorite among the Jersey City thrifting community. This is the place you want to turn to for investing in interesting and well-made statement pieces. If you’ve spent all the time you can in the main JC location, look into the warehouse location, which includes vintage pieces and items from so many popular TV shows and movies. That insider location requires an appointment, but check it out to take your consignment shopping to the next level.
conSHINEment | 910 Bergen Avenue
This is one of the largest consignment locations in Jersey City, just a quick walk from the Journal Square PATH station. conSHINEment is dedicated to helping their patrons update their wardrobe with unique pieces and offering competitive prices for any items clients are hoping to part ways with. There is also an online store.
Cranky Angel | 304 Newark Avenue
This is an adorable thrift and gift shop, which features second-hand clothing pieces, accessories, and artwork from local artists. The vibes in here are next level, so take a friend and remember the day fondly with some flicks from the photo booth. There are also customization services available.
Into The Void | 117 Brunswick Street
Looking for an interesting piece to spice up your home? Look no further than Into The Void, which houses furniture and art in a variety of styles. Be prepared to invest at this location because the curation and quality of products is next level. This is a furniture store for those with a discerning eye: there’s anything from a first edition Warhol print to 80s-cool lounge chairs. There’s always something new to see here, but if you like it, grab it, since things go quickly.
Mint Vintage | 339 Grove Street
You don’t want to miss out on this fabulous store. The shop has name-brand designer, vintage pieces, and unique finds for a variety of prices. Whether you’re bargain hunting or willing to invest, you’ll be sure to find something here. This business has a Hoboken, JC, and online store for you to snag both vintage and contemporary clothing.
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Phantasm | 379 Monmouth Street
Phantasm is a co-op, meaning there is an ongoing collaboration between several vintage vendors in this space. Teamwork makes the dream work, and this dream is absolutely working. There are all kinds of treasures, including vintage clothing, records, home decor, and accessories.
Sure Things | 561 Palisade Avenue
This gem is a dream for anyone with a love for mid-century modern furniture and decor. Check out the selection of vintage pieces, books, records, ceramics, and homeware.
Zero Kid Vintage | 381 Monmouth Street
Zero Kid vintage is a dream store for the 90s streetwear/y2k fashion lover. Though they have plenty of pieces from the 70s and beyond, the sporty vibes and denim selection are next level.
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