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Quality pieces under $10 — no frills, great deals. Browse our curated selection of Brooklyn thrift and vintage stores specializing in budget finds.
12 stores featuring budget finds in Brooklyn.
williamsburg
Budget-friendly vintage named for the L subway line, with enormous rotating stock priced $6–$25 in South Williamsburg.
williamsburg
A Williamsburg thrift landmark on Broadway — high-volume, affordable secondhand where most items are under $15.
bushwick
Massive vintage warehouse on Knickerbocker Ave — the best vintage t-shirt selection in Brooklyn, with L Train Vintage pricing on everything.
bushwick
L Train Vintage's East Williamsburg location — boutique-scale affordable vintage in the Bushwick-Williamsburg border zone.
bushwick
Non-profit mega-thrift in Bushwick spanning clothing, furniture, vintage instruments, housewares, tools, and building materials.
park slope
Non-profit thrift in South Slope with accessible prices, community proceeds, and a rare Thursday 9pm closing time for working shoppers.
cobble hill
Non-profit thrift on Atlantic Ave where 96 cents of every dollar goes to HIV/AIDS care — with free HIV testing available on-site.
carroll gardens
L Train Vintage's Gowanus warehouse on Sackett Street — large industrial format, affordable vintage, lower competition than North Brooklyn.
carroll gardens
Big Reuse's Gowanus flagship — massive non-profit thrift spanning furniture, appliances, tools, building materials, and household goods.
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