Roanoke Re-Run: Best Thrift Stores & Vintage Finds in the Roanoke Region

From funky furniture to vintage tees, we’ve compiled a list of the best thrift stores in the Roanoke Region waiting to be explored – and you don’t need to break the bank to shop them. Let’s thrift!

Thrifted Furniture & Home Goods in the Roanoke Region

Caroline with Rodeo Thrift

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Crowning Touch Senior Moving Services (Williamson Road, Roanoke)

Consignment shop meets browse-and-bid auction house all in one. Think numerous estate sales combined into one convenient location – score! You can shop for furniture, rugs, lamps, decor, and more on consignment during regular business hours.
🛎️Pro tip: Auctions happen once a month – don’t miss ’em.

Rodeo Thrift (Hollins)

You may have seen Rodeo Thrift’s viral TikToks – and yes, it’s just as cool in real life. This Hollins neighborhood thrift store started as an IG account selling clothes but has since transformed into a trove of unique treasures for your home, apartment, or dorm.
🛎️Pro tip: Follow Rodeo Thrift on TikTok for sneak peeks of new arrivals.

The Salvation Army Thrift Store (Williamson Road, Roanoke)

Feel-good thrifting at its finest. Every purchase supports local programs like Turning Point, the Roanoke Region’s only accredited center for survivors of family violence. The inventory is ever-changing, so it’s a perfect spot for regular visits.
🛎️Pro tip: Learn more about the impact of Turning Point.

Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore (Various Locations in the Roanoke Region)

The Restore Center has more than just furniture – we’re talking appliances, building materials, light fixtures, paint, and more. This spot is a great oasis for DIY-ers, renters, and contractors. Bonus: Every purchase you make supports affordable housing and creates stronger communities.
🛎️Pro tip: Bring measurements and be ready to haul – larger items move quickly!

Unique & Vintage Thrifted Finds in the Roanoke Region

Buy the Season storefront

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Charlotte’s Web (Salem)

Looking for that unique vintage piece to style your home or enhance your wardrobe? One of several antique stores in the area, Charlotte’s Web is the spot for vintage lovers. You’ll find vendor booths filled with antique Pyrex, retro tee shirts, and funky trinkets from all over the map.
🛎️Pro tip: Make a day of it! Salem has a string of antique stores in the area.

Buy The Season (Roanoke County)

Buy The Season has Roanoke’s largest selection of unique seasonal home decor and furniture. Is your style mid-century modern? Farmhouse Chic? Vintage and Quirky? Good news, they have it all. Vendors update their inventory with the holiday season, making it your go-to destination for gifts and decorations.
🛎️Pro tip: Take a break from thrifting and stop by their cafe located in the store, stocked with homemade snacks and crispy drinks.
🛎️Another pro tip: Visit them for Halloween and Christmas decor, it’s some of the best around!

Goodwill (Hollins & Daleville)

These aren’t your average Goodwills. The Roanoke Region Goodwills reign supreme. According to our Talent Ambassadors, the Goodwill in Hollins and Daleville are the ones to hit up for vintage finds. Both have aisles of eccentric, quirky, or unique finds to lockdown.
🛎️Pro tip: Be on the lookout for $1 Sundays and Color of the Week sales.

Roanoke Mountain Adventures (Roanoke City)

The Roanoke Region is rich with outdoor adventures, but the equipment for those adventures can be costly. RMA offers a consignment shop for quality outdoor gear and clothing. Buy or sell a wide range of items, including backpacks, kayaks, ski gear, fishing gear, and canoes.
🛎️Pro tip: Check out their Consignment details on their website.

Thrifted Fashion Finds in the Roanoke Region

Inside a Goodwill Store

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Garment Gallery (Roanoke County)

Fashionistas, this is your playground. Garment Gallery is known for its curated racks of quirky, eclectic pieces that feel more editorial than consignment. Their eclectic mix of items will have your mind running wild, as you mix, match, and style quirky one-of-a-kind gems. Think bold prints, unexpected accessories, and statement pieces.
🛎️Pro tip: You can buy, sell, and RENT items here. Perfect for photoshoots, events, or switching up your style.

Goodwill (Franklin Road, Roanoke)

We already talked Goodwill – but let’s be real: not all locations are created equal. The 220 Goodwill has racks of fashion-forward finds, from name-brand denim to business casual staples, and you can find fashionable treasures for the entire family.
🛎️Pro tip: Shop mid-week for the best chance at new inventory without the weekend crowds.

Second Helpings (Williamson Road, Roanoke)

Some swear by it, others gatekeep it. Second Helpings is the type of place where “just browsing” turns into “I need a cart”. Second Helpings partners with Orvis, so outdoor apparel lovers can score high-end gear and accessories for way less than retail pricing.
🛎️Pro tip: Stop by on a Market Day to snag local treasures and yummy baked goods.

If you’re looking for a thrifted fit, a previously loved coffee table, or a weird yet cute trinket, you’ll find what you’re looking for at any one of these spots our Talent Ambassadors love.

FAQ for Thrifting in the Roanoke Region

What are the best thrift stores in Roanoke for furniture?
Crowning Touch, Habitat Restores, and Salvation Army are top picks for affordable furniture and home decor.

Where can I find vintage clothing in Roanoke?
Rodeo Thrift, the Garment Gallery, and Charlotte’s Web are known for retro fashion, quirky tees, and one-of-a-kind vintage pieces.

Does Roanoke have outdoor gear consignment?
Yes! Roanoke Mountain Adventures sells secondhand kayaks, bikes, and other outdoor gear.