The 14 Thrift Stores You Need to Shop in Sacramento

California's capital city Sacramento is home to some great thrift stores. These include charity thrifting options and those more unique to the city.

A handful of boutique-style thrift stores offer consignment deals you can't find anywhere else. For example, one sells discounted designer goods, and you can never go wrong with a good, old-fashioned chain store that carries just about everything.

These are the 14 thrift stores in Sacramento that we think you'll enjoy browsing. (For more retail reading, check out some of the things we'd never buy on Amazon.)

St. Vincent De Paul is a charity that has been thriving in the U.S. since 1845, and they have stores all over the country. They accept a variety of donations and offer a wide stock of men's clothes, women's clothes, children's clothes, electronics, books, house and kitchenware, and furniture.

Proceeds from this charity chain are donated to local causes, including those with physical and mental disabilities and housing insecurity. They often have all kinds of treasures to find at greatly discounted prices, which makes this a classic option for one of the best thrift stores in Sacramento.

Next up is the Assistance League of Sacramento, which is open five days a week and donates its proceeds to scholarship funding and community charities. In their resale shop, they offer all kinds of deals on affordable second-hand clothing, gently used furniture, appliances, kitchenware, books, and more. The Google reviews mention kind staff, great prices, and an organized thrifting experience.

Bargain World Thrift sells all kinds of second-hand garment goods, furniture, home décor, kitchenware, and more. Located between Bowling Green and the Parkwood Estates of Sacramento, this thrift store is sure to have some discounted treasures. Google reviews mention great prices, and good deals, as well as sales that happen quite regularly. From the pictures, it also looks quite organized.

Head to the American Cancer Society: Discover Shop to support a great cause and find some great deals. All proceeds from these stores throughout California go to supporting the fight against cancer and giving resources to cancer survivors and caretakers alike. This thrift shop has everything from clothing and accessories to furniture, home décor, kitchenware, antiques, and artwork. Donations are happily accepted and are tax-deductible, receipts available upon request.

The Epic Store Thrifts And More supports the United Advocates For Children And Families, raising money to help children who deal with mental, emotional, and behavioral challenges. They organize programs for parents, caregivers, and the children themselves through educational, assistance, networking programs, and community outreach. Yelp reviews mention it has great prices, and Google reviews mention the great selection of goods.

Eco Thrift has several locations throughout California and across the U.S. Their website shows they have numerous discounts and weekly sales on all kinds of goods that get donated to their thrift stores. Google reviews mention as much as 50% – 75% discounts depending on the week. Be sure to check out their website for up-to-date information on when sales are happening.

The aptly named Thrift Store is a great community thrifting staple. They sell all kinds of clothing, books, furniture, and other second-hand goods. Google reviews reflect positively on the prices, staff, organization, and general vibe of this great thrifting option in Sacramento.

Lil Macy'z is a family-owned thrift shop that offers $1 clothing sales, seasonal clearouts, and all kinds of other great discounts. They sell an array of clothing, shoes, accessories, and other thrifted items at great prices for the Sacramento community. Google reviews mention good prices and that the shop is overflowing with great items in all of its many, many rooms. If you're up for exploring, this place is well worth checking out while you're visiting Sacramento.

Another charity thrift chain, the Deseret Thrift Store has some 40-plus locations around the United States. Established as an employment training facility, this charitable thrift option is a well-organized option for second-hand furniture, clothing, books, accessories, and more. They function similarly to Goodwill Industries in their employment outreach, charity programs, and community training. Google reviews mention the store is organized, well-priced, and easy to browse.

On to more boutique thrifting options, starting with WEAVEWorks Upcycled Fashion, which supports survivors of sexual and domestic assault, as well as those who have experienced human trafficking. It works to promote safety and healthy patterns in relationships and offers therapy, counseling, legal services, crisis intervention, and housing opportunities. The Google reviews mention great finds and good prices for high quality.

Upscale Thrift is a boutique thrift shop with everything from clothing and jewelry to accessories, shoes, books, and more. Google reviews mention that it's easy to find something great even though the store is small, maybe it's because the store is small that it's so easy to find great things.

The Hidden Gems Thrift Store suggests that it sells some… hidden gems! A boutique thrift shop located right in Sacramento, this spot boasts some great prices on high-quality items. They have some designer options, which they consistently post to their Instagram, so be sure to take a look. They also host classes at the shop, with topics like "living elegantly on a budget," as well as pop-up sales and book discussions.

Rack's Vintage Boutique is a curated vintage shop. They host sidewalk sales, seasonal discount days, and more. You'll browse unique vintage finds, local jewelry, graphic tees, upcycled pieces, and all kinds of other treasures. While the prices may be a bit higher than some of the spots earlier on our list, keep in mind the time spent searching and the curation that goes into the stuff in this particular vintage store. Rack's Vintage Boutique seems well worth a stop on your thrift adventure.

The Article Consignment Boutique combines affordable pieces with more expensive discounted designer goods. They have men's and women's clothing, a "new with tags" section, consignment, and other goodies to peruse. They also offer authentication services on their designer luxury stock. Check out their website for a good rundown of their stock, and check them out in person next time you visit the beautiful city of Sacramento. (Authentication services for designer goods are fantastic but if you have to do it on your own, here's how to spot a fake.)