When it comes to Richmond’s shopping scene, we love a good treasure hunt — and a good bargain. The River City is home to numerous flea markets, vintage shops + consignment and thrift stores. So get in, we’re going shopping.

⭐️ Editor's note: We'll be dropping in throughout the guide with some pro tips and reader recommendations. Just look for the star.

Flea markets

The Diamond Flea Market, 3001 N. Arthur Ashe Ave.
This monthly market convenes at the Diamond (May-October). It's free to attend and features local and national vendors.

Jefferson Davis Flea Market, 5700 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
This market has 100+ vendors selling jewelry, clothes, cookware, furniture, and food. It's open Friday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

SwapMeet RVA, 1500 E. Main St.
Meet up to shop from vendors at this indoor/outdoor market at Main Street Station.

Antique and vintage shops

Find West End Antiques Mall near the intersection of Broad and Staples Mill. | Photo by RICtoday

Antique Village, 10203 Chamberlayne Rd.
This Hanover antique mall has been in business since 1971.

Brick Alley Co., 1206 Dinwiddie Ave.
Find a curated selection of vintage furniture at this online shop based out of Manchester.

⭐️ The store offers local pick-up and delivery.

Class and Trash, multiple locations
This funky vintage shop has locations in Scott's Addition and Ashland. Shop in person or check Instagram for your next furniture obsession.

Coalfield Station Antiques, 13597 Midlothian Tpke.
This Midlothian shop has plenty of antique treasures to explore with hours each day.

Cold Harbor Antiques Mall, 8147 Mechanicsville Tpke.
Multiple vendors sell their wares at this 10,000-sqft store.

Hickory Creek Antiques, 427 England St.
Find this mall in Ashland and shop from the collections of over 50 vendors.

JuJubee's, 6116A Lakeside Ave
Antique home goods and furniture await you at this Lakeside fixture.

Scour the shelves and dig through the racks at 30+ secondhand shops in Richmond. | Photo by RICtoday, Mechanicsville Antiques and Collectibles

Mechanicsville Antiques and Collectibles, 7508 Mechanicsville Tpke.
You could spend hours in this realm of vintage, curated by dozens of individual vendor booths.

Mid Century Morris, 2260 Dabney Rd.
Make an appointment to browse through a warehouse of mid-century furniture finds, first launched in Scott's Addition and currently upgrading into a larger location not too far away.

Modern 804, 2835 Hathaway Rd.
Explore curated vintage finds in Stratford Hills.

RVA Antiques, 6102 Lakeside Ave
Find antique furniture and other items for your home.

Sheppard Street Antiques, 1126 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd.
This home and garden store started on Sheppard Street in Carytown but moved to its home in Scott's Addition in 2016.

⭐️ Take note from Reader Jeff M., who said this of SSA: "Truly one of THE BEST antique/vintage shops in town and has been a part of Richmond for years. My go-to shop, always."

Vice Antiques + Furniture, 1811 Huguenot Rd., Ste. 101
Explore six rooms of antique and vintage furniture alongside collectibles, art, decor, and kitchenware — new items are added every day.

There's a whole room just dedicated to white milk-glass if that gives you any idea of how thorough Vintage Glass and Pottery is. | Photo by RICtoday

Vintage Glass and Pottery, 6592 Lakeside Ave
All of your vintage glass and pottery needs in one Northside store. There's not much to find about this eclectic shop online — you just have to go and see for yourself.

⭐️ This treasure haven is like a maze, surprising you with one room after another, all filled to the brim with unique — intimidatingly fragile — and beautiful glass.

West End Antiques Mall, 2004 Staples Mill Rd.
Find this longstanding store near the intersection of Broad and Staples Mill.

⭐️ With 250+ booths and 53,000 sqft to explore, block off some time to walk among the furniture, glassware, fine art, lighting, and textiles.

Whispers of Time, 5512 Lakeside Ave
A vintage consignment store with unique pieces.

Vintage clothing shops

Keep up with Halcyon on social media to see when it has sidewalk sales. | Photo by RICtoday

Blue Bones Vintage, 310 N. Laurel St.
The owners opened their own store after years of selling through Need Supply Co. Find it in the VCU area.

Bygones Vintage Clothing, 2916 W. Cary St.
This Carytown staple has a variety of Old Hollywood styles.

⭐️ Window shopping is a must, as the store changes its elaborate display with the seasons.

Capitol Vintage, 616 E. Franklin St.
Shop vintage pieces and accessories out of this downtown storefront with hours Thursdays-Mondays.

Cee Blues, 2518 W. Main St.
Stop by the storefront in Carytown for vintage staple pieces, open Wednesdays through Sundays.

⭐️ Bring in your own pre-loved vintage to stock your shopping funds; Cee Blues is always buying.

The Clothes Rack, 2618 W. Cary St.
This quality vintage shop sells books, clothes, and shoes. Plus, check out the Rolling Rack to see the shop on wheels.

CobbleStore, 324 S. Pine St.
This Oregon Hill haven has a growing collection of vintage t-shirts, jackets, hats, and more.

⭐️ The store often has a section for vintage kids clothes as well, so the little fashion icon in your life can look stylish too.

Cut and Run Vintage, 731 W. Marshall St.
Find throwback tees going back to the 80s and beyond at this VCU shop.

Halcyon Vintage, 117 N. Robinson St.
This shop has been buying and selling vintage clothes in the Fan for 30+ years.

Luxor Vintage Clothing, 3001 W. Cary St.
Stock up on antique jewelry and pottery while you search for vintage threads.

Rexco, 407 N. Cleveland St.
This vintage clothing shop offers consultation services for sourcing garments and market trends.

⭐️ Look over some outfits, then enjoy a cup of coffee at Paix, located in the same building.

Consignment shops

Rumors is known for its trend-setting styles. | Photo by RICtoday

Ashby, 3010 W. Cary St.
Find new and local recycled fashion at this Carytown shop.

⭐️ With its rotating selection of jewelry, accessories, and local artwork, Ashby is a great if you're on the hunt for a birthday gift.

Baggio Consignment, 9734 Gayton Rd.
This luxury consignment boutique specializes in bags and shoes.

Buffalo Exchange, 3140 W. Cary St.
Shop contemporary threads at the Carytown location of this national chain.

Clementine, 3118 W. Cary St.
This Carytown shop has on-trend pieces and accessories.

Fit for a Queen RVA, 9000 Quioccasin Rd.
The consignment shop focuses on plus-sized offerings with clothes from popular brands like Kate Spade.

Izzie’s Consigning with Grace, 14300 Midlothian Tpke.
Find home decor, artwork, and jewelry in Midlothian.

It’s Chic Again!, 1225 Sycamore Sq.
Get designer bags, shoes, and jewelry from your favorite luxury brands like Louis Vuitton.

Montage Treasure Boutique, 11400 Huguenot Rd.
This fun and groovy consignment shop carries name brands like JCREW for great prices.

Need-ful Things + More, 2204 Pemberton Rd.
This consignment shop offers collectibles, gold and silver, and jewelry repair services.

Rumors, 723 W. Broad St.
Visit the flagship location of this artsy boutique to secure the trendiest ‘fits.

⭐️ Check Instagram to see what styles the shop is looking to buy, then bring your old clothes in exchange for store credit.

Second Time A Gown, 8901-A Patterson Ave.
Check out this shop for discounted prices on lightly worn bridal gowns and formal dresses.

⭐️ Reader Sarah G. told us Second Time A Gown has plenty of bridal gowns that have never been worn.

Trail Hut, 114 N. 2nd St.
Find outdoor gear, adventure wear, and essentials at this specialty consignment shop.

Thrift stores

What do you think of this VHS haul from Circle Thrift? | Photo by RICtoday

Aggie's Attic Thrift Store, 6913 Lakeside Ave
Visit the Lakeside location for unique thrifted goods.

CHKD, multiple locations
Head to Laburnum or Henrico to browse clothes racks for all ages and scout out home decor, furniture, toys, and physical media.

Circle Thrift, 400 W. Broad St.
Shop clothes, trinkets, and collectibles and see a local art show while you're there.

Crater Community Hospice + Thrift Shop, 11401 Midlothian Tpke.
There's also a Petersburg location of this shop for gently used clothing, furniture, books, sporting goods and household items.

Diversity Thrift, 1407 Sherwood Ave.
If you’re looking for records, furniture, glassware, or books in addition to clothes, this is the place for you.

⭐️ Watch Instagram for sale announcements, from $1 clothing happy hours to weekends where items are only a quarter.

The new store is in the same shopping center as Natalie's Taste of Lebanon. | Photo by RICtoday

Furbish Thrift, 2833 Hathaway Rd.
Sales at this Stratford Hills shop benefit local animal organizations.

Habitat for Humanity ReStore, multiple locations
Shop and support Richmond Metroplitan Habitat for Humanity at the ReStores in Northside and Chesterfield.

Hope Thrift, multiple locations
Explore an extensive inventory of furniture, clothing, vintage pieces, and home goods at locations in Tuckahoe and Bellgrade.

⭐️ Visit at the beginning of every month for new color-tag sales.

Liberation Thrift, 5503 Midlothian Tpke.
One of the largest secondhand outlets in Richmond, you can expect to find clothes, furniture, electronics, and pretty much any miscellaneous house item you can think of at this Christian-based store.

Redemption Thrift, 8914 Patterson Ave.
This store benefits the Richmond Center for Christian Study and offers home goods, furniture, and clothes.

Southside Cares Thrift Center, 5158 Nine Mile Rd.
Shop for secondhand or discounted appliances and furniture.

Thrifty Quaker, 13567 Midlothian Tpke
The shop has bargains and deals every day of the week. Plus, they donate proceeds to a new charity each month.

West End Thrift, 7219 W. Broad St.
Christian-based thrift store that donates regularly to charity.

Goodwill, multiple locations
Locations in Central Virginia are operated locally. Check out the selection in Midlothian, on West Broad, or at Centerville.

Map

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