Thrift stores in San Antonio: the directory

Nonprofit thrift across from Market Square. Purchases and donations fund free local job placement, vocational training, and youth programs.

Large south-side store with clothing, household goods, and electronics. Same nonprofit mission — sales fund Goodwill SA's community programs.

West-side superstore with big furniture and housewares sections. High donation volume means fast restocks.

Southwest Loop 410 location with full shop and donation hours. Good stop on a west-side thrifting loop.

Goodwill SA's curated Selects format on the north side — a more boutique-style hunt, still funding the nonprofit mission.

Full Goodwill store and donation center serving the New Braunfels area. Worth the trip for the furniture section alone.

Northwest Loop 410 store and donation station, next door to the Goodwill Accents boutique. Purchases and donations fund Goodwill SA's free job placement, training, and youth programs.

Goodwill SA's accessories boutique beside the Blanco & Loop 410 store — jewelry, purses, and accessories, with the full thrift store next door.

Second Loop 410 store on the northwest side, with a donation station. Note the earlier 7 p.m. close compared with most Goodwill SA stores.

IH-10 and DeZavala store and donation station serving the northwest side. Sales fund Goodwill SA's community programs.

Northeast-side store and donation station on Austin Highway. Purchases fund free local job placement and training programs.

Far north-side store and donation station at Loop 1604 near Bulverde Rd. Sales fund Goodwill SA's programs.

Store and donation station on San Pedro Ave near Bitters Rd, on the north side. Sales fund Goodwill SA's community programs.

Loop 1604 store and donation station in Live Oak, on San Antonio's northeast edge. Sales fund Goodwill SA's programs.

Store and donation station on Fredericksburg Rd, northwest of downtown. Sales fund Goodwill SA's job programs.

South-side store and donation station on SW Military Dr. Same nonprofit mission — sales fund Goodwill SA's programs.

Store and donation station on Cibolo Valley Dr — the Schertz-area Goodwill. Sales fund Goodwill SA's job programs.

Thrift store and donation center. Proceeds fund Adult Rehabilitation Centers — shopping here directly supports recovery programs.

Central San Antonio family store with clothing, shoes, home goods, and furniture. Loyal regulars and steady turnover.

Texas chain for savings on fashion, furniture, and housewares. Big floor, daily-style markdown rhythms — ask in-store what's discounted.

Clean, well-organized west-central store. Strong on clothing and housewares; free parking and wheelchair-accessible aisles.

South-side location with clothing, furniture, and accessories. Pairs well with the Salvation Army store on SW Military for a south-side loop.

Independent family-run thrift with clothing and household goods. Check their daily price schedule before you go — deals rotate by weekday.

Second location of the family-run chain near central San Antonio. Open Sundays, unlike many independents.

Buys and sells gently used teen and twenty-something clothing — walk in with a closet cleanout, walk out with cash or new-to-you brands.

North-central resale for current teen and young-adult styles at up to 70% off mall prices. They buy daily — no appointment needed.

Locally owned resale boutique: sell like-new clothes, shoes, and handbags for cash on the spot (or 25% more in store credit), then shop the racks at up to 70% off retail.

Gently used kids' clothing, shoes, toys, books, and baby gear — the resale answer to how fast children outgrow everything.

Tobin Hill vintage streetwear and rare sneakers — buy, sell, or trade. The sneakerhead stop; also carries graphic tees and accessories.