Here Are Five ‘Must Visit’ Capital Region Thrift Stores
With a keen eye and an understanding of what to look for, thrifting can be a fun and rewarding hobby. For some, that hobby can turn into a full-time business. To get started you will need where to find those second hand gems. Here are 5 top thrift shops around the Capital Region.
Thrifting is nothing new but the stories of finding an article clothing, piece of furniture, or overlooked artwork that, as it turns out, is worth a small fortune has made the search very appealing, You can explore local garage sales, and flea markets, or you can visit one of these fine establishments.

Finders Keepers - 206 Glen Street, Glens Falls, NY - This shop is actually 2 stores with 2 floors in each filled with vintage, designer, off the rack, and even furniture and a bridal boutique. You won't believe the prices on women's clothing.
Vintage Addiction - 130 Remsen Street, Cohoes, NY - Here you will find refinished mid-century modern furniture, home decor, as well as vintage clothing. Don't miss out on their vintage watches and a surprising collection of rare t-shirts.
The Vintage Shop - 65 Beekman Street, Saratoga Springs, NY - A casual to high-end & couture vintage clothing store for men and women. Elegant vintage pieces from many eras with an owner who will help you shop to find just what you are looking for.
Waverly Square Antiques - 19 Low Street, Ballston Spa, NY - A multi-vendor antique shop with over 15,000 square feet of finds. Exceptional estate jewelry selection, and uniquely curated vintage clothing from various vendors.
Thrift 2 Fight - 48 Broadway, Tivoli, NY - This spot is not just a shop: it's a community space. On the first floor of this historic building you'll find a large showroom filled with second-hand fashions.
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