The 8 Best Thrift Shops in Miami, Florida

Fueled by a growing movement of consumers looking to shop more sustainably and affordably, buying secondhand has gained popularity in recent years.

According to a recent analysis by Capital One Shopping, approximately one-third of clothing items bought in the U.S. over the last year were pre-owned.

The nationwide rise in tariffs, increased cost of living, and gentrification of thrifting among younger generations have led consumers to give secondhand a second look. And with Miami ranking as one of the least affordable cities to buy or rent, it’s no wonder people are choosing to shop at local thrift stores.

Luckily, Miami has countless secondhand shops from which to choose. Here, in alphabetical order, are the best thrift shops in Miami (with some vintage and consignment shops thrown in for good measure).

Dragonfly Thrift Boutique

5815 SW 68th St., South Miami
786-534-4178
dragonflythrift.org
@dragonflythrift
Minutes north of The Shops at Sunset Place, Dragonfly Thrift Boutique — New Times‘ Best of Miami pick for the Best Vintage Clothing Store of 2025 — sells quality vintage pieces for a great cause.

From chunky Alaïa heels to Prada readers, proceeds from every purchase go to the Ladies Empowerment & Action Program (LEAP), a nonprofit that offers education, housing, employment, community, and other resources for women transitioning from incarceration. Store employees are graduates of the program, and the store’s “More Than” Collection features merchandise inspired by women who have benefited from the nonprofit’s programming.

After six years in Little Havana, Dragonfly opened a bigger space in South Miami in October 2024. Some rooms are dedicated entirely to home furnishings and decor, others display racks upon racks of secondhand clothing, and one glass-walled space houses designer items. Pro tip: Sign up for the boutique’s text alerts to take advantage of flash sales and deals on frequently updated online exclusives, and browse its inventory online before you step inside the store.

The House of Findings

5030 NE Second Ave. #404, Miami
786-558-4038
thehouseoffindings.com
@thehouseoffindings
Just a few blocks South of Sweat Records, The House of Findings offers a selection of vintage clothing from the Victorian era to the 1990s. Opened in 1989, this boutique has withstood the test of time in Miami’s ever-changing business landscape.

Cofounders Mayra Gonzalez and Biorn Maybury-Lewis curate pieces from all over the world, as well as handmade and upcycled goods. This “collection of collections” is a sight to behold, with charming treasures ranging from well-placed cloche hats to dress forms decorated with brooches.

Lotus House Thrift Chic Boutique

2040 NW Seventh Ave., Miami
305-576-4112
lotushousethrift.org
@lotushousethrift
Benefitting Lotus House — the largest women’s homeless shelter in the U.S. — Lotus House Thrift donates the proceeds from its secondhand sales to support displaced women, children, and families. That means buying clothing, home goods, and furniture from the boutique is not just fashionable — it also provides meals and services to more than 500 women and children. The Allapattah store offers job opportunities and furnishings for guests who are ready to transition out of the shelter. The store is always accepting donations, with pickup options available throughout Miami-Dade for large furniture items, including mattresses, couches, bed frames, and more.

Mids Market

200 NW Second Ave., Miami
954-758-0250
midsmarket.com
@midsmarket
Beyond its sizable space packed with racks of secondhand finds, Little River’s Mids Market — New Times‘ Best of Miami pick for the Best Thrift Store of 2025 — offers customers a unique way to express their personal style. Here, you’ll find a reworking station equipped with a sewing machine and supplies to remix or revamp your new (old) clothes, so you can leave with a ‘fit perfectly tailored to your taste. The store also features an extensive vinyl collection and a “Listening Lounge” where you can test records before you buy. Customers can swap clothes for store credit, shop, or simply enjoy the community events hosted at the space, ranging from comedy shows to sewing classes.

Mids Market also has two other locations: an outlet in Hialeah and a store in Coral Springs at the Coral Square Mall.

Out of the Closet

2400 Biscayne Blvd., Miami
305-764-3773
outofthecloset.org
@outofthecloset
Called “The World’s Most Fabulous Thrift Store,” Out of the Closet has advocated for HIV/AIDS services and supported the LGBTQIA+ community for 35 years. Sales benefit the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), with 96 cents of each dollar going directly to funding HIV/AIDS prevention services, testing, treatment, and research. The store offers a wide selection of secondhand clothes and furniture, and donating is easy with streamlined drop-off and pick-up options. The nonprofit has locations nationwide, with two other South Florida locations in Fort Lauderdale and Wilton Manors. For an even more affordable haul, check out its infamous $2 sidewalk sale.

Peachtree Revival

3440 N. Miami Ave., Miami
305-967-8706
peachtreerevival.com
@peachtreerevival
If you’re active on social media, you might’ve come across the work of interior designer Dani Klarić or stylist Sara Fedz, the founders of Peachtree. The shop is a Midtown dreamscape with funky wallpaper and whimsical details, making it the perfect place to let your imagination run wild.

With its color-coordinated clothes and regular $1, $5, $10, and $15 community sale racks, Peachtree helps customers curate a closet worthy of envy.

Customers can donate or sell their items for cash or store credit, making a closet refresh simple and fun. If you’re not in the mood to commute, Peachtree’s website and Depop make it easy to buy secondhand pieces on your schedule.

Sir Thrifty Boutique

8300 NE Second Ave., Miami
305-989-0519
@sirthriftymiami
Over the last four years, South Florida icon Nassie “Notorious Nasty” Shahoulian’s Little River shop has evolved into a destination with something for everyone, from Dolphins football merch to G.I. Joe action figures to vintage Playboy magazines. It’s even attracted the likes of Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner. It’s conveniently located inside the Citadel, so customers can grab some quick local eats from restaurants like Pho Sho and United States Burger Service before digging in at Sir Thrifty.

Szyn Thrift + Vintage

10494 SW 72nd St., Miami
305-364-5948
szynthrift.com
@szynthrift
For lovers of alternative fashion and Grailed, Szyn Thrift + Vintage offers low prices for pre-washed, secondhand clothing. With regular restocks, items priced at $10 or less, flash sales, and premium sections featuring coveted vintage pieces at competitive prices, the shop has established a positive online reputation. While the store is on the smaller side, the wall-to-ceiling posters and corresponding music make it easy for shoppers to get lost looking through the racks.

The store’s frequent product turnover might leave customers wondering: What happens to the unpurchased inventory? Szyn donates unmoved stock to charity to maximize its sustainability efforts.

Honorable Mention: Consignment and Vintage Stores in Miami

Fly Boutique

7235 Biscayne Blvd., Miami
305-604-8508
@flyboutique
Previously located on Lincoln Road and now in MiMo, Fly Boutique has captured the hearts of Miami collectors since 1996. Founded by Jean-Marie De Bernardi and co-owned with her husband, Maximiliano, the shop’s selection includes vintage pieces from Roberto Cavalli, Salvatore Ferragamo, Emilio Pucci, and other high-end brands. Although there are certainly big-budget clothing items here, the store is also a well-curated treasure trove of furnishings and accessories. It’s an eyeful, so set aside a decent block of time to take it all in.

Miami Twice

6562 SW 40th St., Miami
305-506-4275
miamitwice.com
@miamitwice_
Since 1985, this family-owned store has become a local staple for high-end fashion lovers and vintage collectors. Curated by co-owners and sisters Mary Kyle Holle and Diane Kyle, Miami Twice offers luxury goods including handbags, jewelry, and accessories from brands like Christian Dior, Gucci, Versace, and Chanel. However, if these seem a little out of reach, the store offers layaway plans and modern boutique clothing for a lower price.

While Miami Twice is fabulous year-round, the store becomes a Halloween haven during spooky season. Offering elaborate, high-quality, and stylish costumes for both men and women, a Miami Twice Halloween costume is guaranteed to turn heads.