Below is a list of the top and leading Secondhand Stores in Hamilton. To help you find the best Secondhand Stores located near you in Hamilton, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Hamilton’s Best Secondhand Stores:
The top rated Secondhand Stores in Hamilton are:
- Talize Thrift Store – passionate about Sustainable Fashion
- re-Source Thrift Shop – a group of independent thrift stores which were all created and operate in support of Christian Education
- Value Village – thrift store chain offering secondhand clothing, footwear, furniture, books & household items
- The Salvation Army Thrift Store – modern day model of William Booth’s conceived “Household Salvage Brigade”
- Décor On A Dime – sell a mixture of consignment furniture and brand new liquidation decor items
Talize Thrift Store
Talize Thrift Store is enthusiastic about sustainable fashion since they know they’re saving the planet while still giving you great value. That means providing amazing discounts on name-brand apparel, accessories, leather goods, footwear, housewares, books, toys, and more, all while contributing to the health and sustainability of our world. Moreover, they at Talize are dedicated to offering their clients the best possible rates on everything that sells. They don’t stop there, though. Students and elders enjoy a 10% discount on all normally priced goods, in addition to their everyday value which is currently only available in-store.
Products/Services:
Thrift Store
LOCATION:
Address: 61400 Upper James St, Hamilton, ON L9B 1K3
Phone: (905) 318 2376
Website: talize.com
REVIEWS:
“We frequent this store to relax and enjoy finding great deals on an always-changing and broad selection of goodies. The staff are consistently friendly and helpful. The store is organized and always clean. Every day they have different items on sale for 50% off. If you bring any donation of clothing or household goods they give a coupon for $5 off a purchase of $25 or more. Always fun.” – L Macdonald
re-Source Thrift Shop
re-Source Thrift Shop is a collection of clean, pleasant stores at reasonable prices. They are a group of volunteer-run thrift businesses dedicated to generating funds for Christian education and other local causes. The re-Source Thrift Shop is a collection of independently owned and operated thrift businesses dedicated to Christian education. Each business has its own board of directors and is operated entirely by volunteers. The stores also assist a number of other local organizations and missions in addition to Christian education.
Products/Services:
Thrift Shop
LOCATION:
Address: 1050 Upper Gage Ave, Hamilton, ON L8V 5B7
Phone: (905) 560 5410
Website: re-sourcethriftshop.ca
REVIEWS:
“Nice little store. Very clean, organized and well taken care of. Love the color coordination that goes on here. They’ve got some good items for auction! I like to stop by whenever I have a few minutes and check out what’s new :)” – Emily Cornejo
Value Village
Value Village opened in 1954 and was housed in an abandoned movie theater in San Francisco’s Mission District. From the beginning, they provided consumers exactly what they wanted, fashionable items at unbeatable prices. They’re devoted to keeping one-of-a-kind treasures out of landfills as champions of reuse. They realize that every thrift store purchase or decluttering drop-off contributes to environmental protection and community support. That’s why they have one of the world’s most comprehensive recycling and upcycling programs and are strong supporters of the circular economy.
Products/Services:
Thrift Store
LOCATION:
Address: 50 Horseshoe Crescent, Hamilton, ON L0R 2H2
Phone: (905) 689 0565
Website: stores.savers.com/on/hamilton/valuevillage-thrift-store-2117.html
REVIEWS:
“Of all the Value Villages of been to, this is one of the largest! They have so much there. They also have a wonderful selection of books along with tons of nice clothes. Like any value village it takes forever to pick through everything. Got a couple great article of clothing there though!” – Bekah Mantel
The Salvation Army Thrift Store
The Salvation Army Thrift Store sells gently-used clothing, housewares, furniture, and other items generously donated by the public. They also receive donations of brand new products including clothing, toys, furniture, and other items from local businesses. They provide valuable savings by following standardized price points. Their pricing standards take into account factors such as quality and condition, seasonality, brand name, uniqueness, and rarity.
Products/Services:
Clothing, Textiles, Housewares, Furniture, Electronics, Toys, Books, Accessories, Antiques, Collectibles
LOCATION:
Address: 879 Upper James St, Hamilton, ON L9C 3A3
Phone: (905) 388 6876
Website: thriftstore.ca
REVIEWS:
“Anyone who gives this thrift store less than 5 stars probably wants to deter people so they can have all the great deals for themselves. The store is very clean, the staff are super-friendly and the prices are fair. I’ve been visiting once a week for years now (lockdowns aside) and I always find something new and interesting.” – Joel Baxter
Décor On A Dime
Décor On A Dime sells a combination of consignment and new liquidation décor goods. For liquidation, we price at 30% off original retail, and for consignment, the price at around 50% off. They also provide consignment services, and they are ecstatic that you are thinking of selling your furniture with them. They’d want to obtain a clear picture of exactly what you have. If they can’t justify a decent selling price for you, they don’t want you to go through the bother or expense of relocating parts here.
Products/Services:
Furniture, Rugs, Decor
LOCATION:
Address: 1205 Rymal Rd E, Hamilton, ON L8W 3M9
Phone: (905) 383 0260
Website: decoronadime.ca
REVIEWS:
“My wife and I have made a few purchases here now and overall we have been very impressed. They have a really good mix of Styles and items both large and small. Prices are always very reasonable as well and many show automatic reductions on the label for time spent in the store. Ultimately this means they tend to turn over merch pretty quickly and after a few weeks the store can look completely different!” – Boom Douglas
