Good thrifting shops

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I was thinking outside the box and wondered about thrifting in key west? I have found Salvation Army and Kirby’s closet. Any others ?

Answer

Key West is known for its quirky, eclectic vibe, and that extends to some interesting thrift and second-hand shops. While Salvation Army and Kirby’s Closet are the more obvious options, there are a few other places worth checking out for unique finds, vintage clothing, and fun souvenirs.

Other thrifting spots in Key West include:

Goodwill Key West – Offers a wide variety of clothing, shoes, and household items. Prices are generally reasonable and the stock rotates frequently, so you can find some hidden gems.
Key West Thrift Store – Small but curated, focusing on clothing, accessories, and sometimes local art pieces. Great for casual thrifting.
Historic Tours Thrift / Vintage Shops on Duval Street – Several small vintage and second-hand shops line Duval Street. They tend to have unique, quirky items fitting Key West’s style, including retro clothing and costume-like pieces.
Island Used Bookstore & More – While primarily a used bookstore, they often have collectibles and vintage items. Perfect if you enjoy thrifting for unique knickknacks along with clothing.

Tips for thrifting in Key West:

Arrive early, especially on weekends, as stock can get picked over quickly.
Bring cash if possible; smaller shops sometimes don’t take cards.
Don’t expect huge stores—Key West thrift shops are generally smaller, more curated, and can be a fun treasure hunt.
Combine thrifting with a walk around Old Town or Duval Street for a full Key West vibe experience.

In addition to the stores listed, keep an eye out for occasional garage sales or pop-up vintage markets that happen seasonally—they often yield some of the most unique finds.

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