1. Twice Blessed Resale Shop

Experience the magic of “Twice Blessed Resale Shop,” where Lou’s clothing and belongings find a second lease on life. This charming boutique offers a treasure trove of high-quality, brand-name second-hand clothing, all in an inviting atmosphere and at pocket-friendly prices.

If your dreams include strolling through America’s most walkable city donning a cropped art deco jacket, be sure to include a visit to this store on your itinerary.

Beyond clothing, this St. Lou gem also boasts an array of shoes, jewelry, household items, and decor. What makes this store even more special is that it operates as a non-profit, benefiting “Our Lady’s Inn,” an organization dedicated to providing shelter and hope to pregnant women and their children.

Location: Meramec St.

2. NCJW The Resale Shop

“The Resale Shop” is a philanthropic endeavor by the National Council of Jewish Women in St. Louis. Here, you’ll discover gently used, high-quality fashion and luxury items at a fraction of their original cost. Your purchases support the cause of advancing social and economic justice for women, children, and families.

This beloved local institution, with over 80 years of history, accepts donations and sells lightly used clothing, shoes, accessories, and decor – from subtle to statement-making pieces (perhaps a 3D Gardenia stone flower necklace?).

In addition to its legendary vintage collection, the shop offers used luxury handbags, belts, hats, and scarves. Recently, they’ve ventured into the online realm, offering a select range of women’s clothing and accessories from celebrated fashion names at discounted prices.

Location: Creve Coeur

3. May’s Place

Prepare to exclaim “mayday” in eco-friendly delight as you explore the stylish secondhand treasures at “May’s Place.” Dubbed the “slow fashion headquarters” of the River City, this family-run vintage boutique is committed to sustainability, quality curation, and exceptional customer service.

From vintage distressed Levi’s denim jackets to cool secondhand stitch pocket tees, 30s handmade floral summer dresses, 70s pastel blouses, and vintage turquoise and coral 925 silver rings, you’ll find a wide array of retro and hip discoveries at May’s Place.

The store also stocks gift items like greeting cards, handmade soy candles, and self-care products from black-owned brand “Butter Love.” In the words of May’s Place, “Be green. Buy Vintage.”

Location: City Foundry

4. Rise Together Resale

“Rise Together Resale” has a dual mission: to support the local refugee community in South City and to offer a dignified and decent shopping experience for local residents.

In addition to gently used clothing, this unassuming storefront surprises with an array of home goods, books, electronics, and even remarkable antique record cabinets, some housing secret integrated record players!

This hidden gem in St. Louis is renowned for its friendly and helpful staff and affordable prices. The hearts behind this shop are wide open, welcoming all.

Location: South City

5. The Green Goose Consignment Gallery

When it comes to used furniture in St. Louis, “The Green Goose” takes the lead in keeping things green. This consignment store offers high-quality furniture, decor, art, and lighting at reasonable prices.

The store features various vendors and goods, focusing on fine used home decor items with a blend of antique and modern furniture. Whether you’re in the market for a stunning embossed metal Carved Settee or other unique pieces, this store is a treasure trove of stylish finds.

Notably, it boasts a visually appealing, clean, organized, and friendly environment, making it one of St. Louis’ top furniture resale shops. Don’t be surprised if you can’t leave empty-handed!

Location: Webster Grove

6. Mesa Home

Cherokee Street welcomes an eclectic addition with “Mesa Home,” a tiny but vibrant vintage clothing store in St. Louis.

Mesa Home offers impeccably curated vintage items from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, thanks to the keen eye of owner Annie Jones and her dedicated team. They carefully curate the hippest finds, some of which are reworked and upcycled through Annie’s “Slow Moves” slow fashion label.

If you’re a fan of the “thrift flip” concept but lack the DIY time, Mesa Home is your go-to shop for hand-painted vintage denim and reworked Y2K miniskirts. They also offer sustainable vintage threads for tiny tots in their Mesa Baby section, all while keeping the vinyl classics spinning in the background.

Mesa Home isn’t just about fashion; it’s a celebration of the local community. In addition to selling art and home goods crafted by local artists, they host unique events like their yearly Black-owned Black Friday pop-up, where they showcase the works of Black brands, artists, creatives, and makers.

Location: Cherokee St.

7. Miriam Switching Post

“Miriam Switching Post” is more than just a furniture resale shop in St. Louis; it’s a not-for-profit treasure trove of used, vintage, antique home decor, and retro items.

Every purchase you make at this delightful store supports Miriam’s mission of empowering unique learners through the “Miriam School & Learning Center.” They provide individualized curriculum, small class sizes, and integrated speech and occupational therapy for K-12 students. Additionally, they offer a “Variable Tuition Program,” providing financial assistance to students and families.

So, the next time you’re in need of preloved furniture or searching for unique home finds like leather sofas, art deco candy bowls, crystalware, framed rare artwork, rugs, and more, you’ll not only enhance your living space but also contribute to a noble cause.

And don’t miss their collection of tea and china sets – perfect for hosting an Alice in Wonderland-esque tea party with friends!

Location: Brentwood

8. Logan’s Kids Resale

“Logan’s Kids Resale,” owned by downtown local Cassandra Logan, offers a haven for good-quality kids’ clothes and toys that won’t break your wallet or harm the planet.

But don’t worry, moms – they’ve got something for you too, like a boho chic paisley jumpsuit that will earn you the title of the “cool mom” in your neighborhood.

Logan’s Kids primarily sells used clothing for kids, along with new items for kids and adults. They also offer other essential household items for kids, including strollers, cribs, car seats, and even used electronics and TVs.

Cassandra’s entrepreneurship and commitment to fair pricing have made her a valued member of Downtown Dutchtown and beyond, ensuring that everyone can access quality kids’ items without breaking the bank or harming the environment.

Location: Meramec St.

9. Clubhouse Shop Of Independence Center

“Independence Center,” one of St. Louis’ top psychiatric rehabilitation centers, features the “Clubhouse Shop” among its community support pillars.

Here, you can browse and purchase clothing, furniture, and collectibles while supporting those with mental illness by providing them with full-time work opportunities.

Whether you’re in search of a new desk, a prom dress, a retro lamp, or even a rare golf club set, you’re bound to discover unique items ready for their second life here.

“Open” aptly describes both the selection and the hearts of those running this wonderful shop. A visit to the Clubhouse Shop is not only fruitful but also heartwarming.

Location: Central West End

10. The Green Shag Market

If you’ve ever dreamed of adding a bamboo tiki bar to your collection of sustainable outdoor furniture, your dream can come true at “The Green Shag Market.” This eclectic antique and vintage mall features multiple vendors, each contributing to STL’s grooviest collection of vintage, boho, mid-century, and antique gems.

Here, you’ll discover rare vintage tees, sweeping 70s floral mumus, sparkling vintage jewelry, bauhaus dining sets, rattan patio furniture, unique lighting and wall decor, designer silk scarves, and countless oddities that promise to add character to your living space.

The store is open only on Fridays to Sundays, so plan to arrive early and spend a day (or even a whole weekend) exploring the ever-changing inventory. Plus, keep an eye out for the open-air flea markets regularly hosted by the Green Shag.

Location: Fleischer Court

11. Vintage Haberdashery

As the interest in secondhand fashion continues to grow in St. Louis, vintage emporiums like the venerable “Vintage Haberdashery” deserve special recognition.

Vintage Haberdashery has been serving St. Louis for over four decades, and they maintain a commitment to stocking new items every single day. Their selection is always characterized by quality, meticulous maintenance, and expert curation.

With thousands of vintage shoes, accessories, handbags, and clothing on offer, they also offer clothing rentals of authentic outfits spanning from the 1890s to the 2000s.

So, whether you’re searching for a sustainable dinner party ensemble or you’re a lifelong vintage enthusiast, Vintage Haberdashery delights in helping customers look fabulous. Be sure to take some style inspiration from their mannequins, where eclectic ideas like pairing a magenta blouse with metallic gold pants and a leopard-print blazer come to life.

Location: Tower Grove