Find Great Deals on Designer Items at Fort Worth’s 12 Best Thrift Shops

This Texas city is known for its uniquely welcoming character, the Fort Worth Zoo, and the Stockyards. Shopping in Fort Worth can mean everything from specialty leather goods to shoes. But the thrifting in Cowtown is among the best you'll find.

These stores sell items ranging from basics like shoes to antiques and things you don't see often. We've tracked down 12 of the best thrift shops the Fort Worth area offers, including designer consignment boutiques and traditional Goodwill stores.

3848 Altamesa Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76133

Most of Haltom Thrift's proceeds support people with Leukemia, so you can do good while finding something good. This store has a great used book section, clothing, and accessories for days. They're supplied by donations, so when you're ready to let a few gently used items mosey along, Haltom Thrift is happy to take them. Prices fluctuate but are generally reasonable, so if you're looking for something specific it's best to visit regularly.

Family Thrift Outlet is open seven days a week with specials each day. They offer a rewards program for regulars so you can save even more money by shopping at Family Thrift, and focus on clothing for all ages. But, they didn't forget all the other goodies and sell a variety of household items, books, and toys. If you're a senior, be sure to visit on Mondays to save 20% off everything in the store.

5230 S. Hulen St., Fort Worth, TX 76132

There are several Uptown Cheapskate locations and each carries a selection of stylish, sometimes designer clothes. They purchase your unwanted clothes, by paying cash, store credit, or selling them on consignment. The store pays more for stylish items in good condition but is willing to purchase most once-loved items that they think will sell. If you're looking for a new outfit without spending a bundle, Uptown Cheapskate is the place to look.

6500 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76116

An incredible thrift shop by any definition, The Resale Shop helps the Center for Transforming Lives finance charitable work in Tarrant County. The center's work benefits the county's poor women and children, helping women get back onto their feet.

The store carries nearly everything, even large appliances like washers, dryers and refrigerators. You'll also find designer handbags and clothing, jewelry, linens, and housewares. This thrift shop carries so much that you can lose track of time and spend an afternoon browsing.

4636 SW Loop 820

Clothes Mentor offers designer goods at significant discounts. When you're looking for that gorgeous statement piece, be it a handbag or shoes, the Clothes Mentor has your back. They specialize in gently used, fashionable items so you can look like a million bucks, but only spend a few dollars.

3458 Bluebonnet Cir Fort Worth, TX 76109

JunkerVals is unique. Its cute name doesn't do it justice, but you'd be hard-pressed to find one that does. This antique shop also sells used items, and "junk." But one person's junk is another's treasure, and they carry all sorts of odds and ends that can form the center of a great decoration or just for fun. Their deals are incredible and the store is worth a look.

6387 Camp Bowie Blvd Ste. G, Fort Worth, TX 76116

Feminine Fashions Consignment Boutique sells most items on consignment, their selection is full of fantastic products that cost a bundle when new. But here, labels like Michael Kors and Coach cost less—sometimes by a lot. Their Facebook page is active and they post new items regularly. If you're into fashion without the high price tag, Feminine Fashions is the place to look.

4715 E. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76193

If you like flea markets, you'll love Dr. Deals Resale Mall. Sports paraphernalia, queen-sized beds, and more. Watch their Facebook page for specials and you might even find a few deals for as low as a dollar. Voted the best for several years running, Dr. Deals Resale Mall hosts several vendors who sell various items. There's always something new to find and it's a fun spot to browse.

1701 W. Berry St., Fort Worth, TX 76110

Berry Good Buys often has great deals on furniture—bookcases, kitchen tables, and bedroom sets. All the proceeds support SafeHaven Families, an organization that helps people fleeing domestic violence stay safe while they recover. SafeHaven clients can shop for free to get their new homes set up without any additional stress.

Goodwill is one of the most consistent names in thrift shops. They offer a wide selection of products, mostly clothing and shoes with a smattering of furniture. Some stores also sell larger appliances like refrigerators, washers, and dryers. They're supplied by donations from local residents, and are a non-profit that helps the less fortunate.

309 N Main St Keller, TX 76248

Fort Worth has a mix of resale shops that range from the very inexpensive like Goodwill and Salvation Army, to more expensive items like Upscale Resale. This shop's offerings include gently used clothing and bargain furniture. Goodwill's proceeds benefit several community programs that help different groups with job training. Wherever you find a Goodwill, you'll find a great selection and amazing prices, and every purchase helps people in need.

6620 Meadowbrook Dr Fort Worth, TX 76112

This classic thrift store has plenty to explore. Second Treasure Resale Store is filled with surprise treasures of all types, from clothing dishes, plates, and cups. Extremely low prices make walking in for one item and leaving with a basket full a regular thing. The store's warm atmosphere, and the friendly, helpful staff make Second Treasure Resale Store a favorite.

These thrift stores are our picks for the best, but they're by no means the only ones worth visiting. So, have fun exploring all of these shops and find your favorites. Many stores directly benefit people in need, so every purchase you make is a good deed. Happy shopping!