Find 4 consignment shops and 3 thrift stores near you in Providence, RI.
Looking to sell? Consignment shops pay 40-50% of the sale price for designer clothing, handbags, shoes, furniture, and accessories.
Looking to save? Thrift stores offer the deepest discounts in Providence, starting at a few dollars per item, with every purchase supporting a local cause. Compare hours, donation policies, and accepted items below.
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117 Brook St, Providence, RI 02906
200 S Main St, Providence, RI 02903
Now you can shop consignment stores all over the country, not just the ones near you. Find a designer bag, vintage furniture, or a standout jacket listed in another city, contact the shop, and get it shipped to your door.
50 Orchard Ave, Providence, RI 02906
65 Weybosset St, Providence, RI 02903
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50 Orchard Ave, Providence, Rhode Island 02906
Pickup available for large items; text (917) 952-8778 or fill out online form.
Mission: Proceeds fund Salvation Army social services and rehabilitation programs for individuals and families in need.
386 Pitman St, Providence, Rhode Island 02906
Free pickup for furniture, appliances, and large household goods; schedule via satruck.org or call store.
1500 Reservoir Ave, Providence, Rhode Island 02907
Providence consignment stores pick what they sell. They only take items in great shape, which means you get better quality than typical thrift stores while still saving money compared to buying new. Here's what you'll see:
Providence's thrift stores work a little differently. You get a wider selection and lower prices, and every purchase supports a local cause. Here's what stands out:
Consignment shops in Providence sell items for their owners, who earn 40-50% when a piece sells, so you get curated, often designer resale. Thrift stores like The Thrifty Goose Thrift Shop and The Salvation Army Thrift Store run on donations, usually for charity, with the lowest prices and a wider mix. Shop consignment for quality brands, or thrift for budget finds that support a local cause.
Consignment shops in Providence work on your behalf. You bring in quality items, the store displays and markets them, and when something sells, you split the money. Most Providence shops take 40-60% as their commission, so you get 40-50% of what the item sells for. There are no upfront costs. The store only earns when your item sells.
These Providence thrift stores accept donations: The Thrifty Goose Thrift Shop, The Salvation Army Thrift Store, Savers. Bring gently used clothing, furniture, and household goods during store hours. Several provide a tax receipt, and some offer furniture pickup.
You'll typically save 50-90% off retail at Providence consignment shops, and even more at thrift stores, where prices often run 70-95% below retail. A designer handbag that costs $400-500 new might sell for $120-180 on consignment. At thrift stores, expect jeans for $5-8, kitchen appliances under $15, and furniture for a fraction of retail. Consignment gives you curated, brand-name quality. Thrift gives you the lowest prices.