5 Best Thrift Secondhand Stores in Los Angeles (2026)

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Los Angeles Thrift Store is a large nonprofit thrift store near Cypress Park, run by the Catholic charity organization that also operates shelters and assistance programs across the city. It carries an unusually wide range for a thrift store, from furniture, appliances and clothing to antiques and collectibles, and it's by far the most-reviewed thrift store on this page. Proceeds support the organization's broader charitable work.

Public Estrellas is a thrift store near Lincoln Heights focused primarily on clothing, with fitting rooms and a flat per-category pricing model rather than pricing each item close to its original retail value. It holds the highest rating of any thrift store on this page. Reviewers frequently mention meeting the owner directly and praise the store's organization.

Sunday's Best Vintage is a clothing store on Sunset Boulevard specializing in carefully selected vintage apparel rather than general secondhand goods. It sorts stock by general sizing across men's, women's and children's sections, with colored tags marking better deals and a small selection of dollar-item racks. It skews toward a more editorial, vintage-specific selection than a typical thrift store. Reviewers describe spending significant time browsing given the depth of the selection.

Goodwill Los Angeles Campus is a large nonprofit thrift store near Cypress Park operated by Goodwill Southern California, offering general clothing, housewares and secondhand goods with proceeds supporting the organization's job-training and employment programs. It's part of a wider network of Goodwill locations across the region. Reviewers frequently highlight helpful staff alongside a general secondhand selection.

Out of the Closet - Glassell Park is a nonprofit thrift store carrying clothing, CDs, dishes and furniture, run by an organization that also provides free HIV testing on-site from trained clinicians. It positions itself explicitly as more than a retail store, functioning as a community health resource alongside the shop. Sizing skews toward small through large rather than extended sizes. Reviews are more mixed than the other stores on this page, particularly around phone and donation-drop-off interactions.