Best Vintage and Thrift Stores in Las Vegas
Everyone who heads to Vegas hopes to hit the jackpot, and here's the good news- there's a guaranteed way to win. Just visit one of the many local thrift and vintage stores!
From gorgeous, trendy vintage fashion to unique home decor and fun jewelry, Las Vegas’ vintage stores are where you should go if you’re hunting for a genuinely one-of-a-kind souvenir. The last time I was in Vegas, I stayed at the Golden Nugget and found an old-fashioned Golden Nugget ashtray in one of the vintage stores. It now sits on my desk, and I use it to hold my spare change.
So, whether you’re looking to save some cash on gifts, find a souvenir, or just hope to enjoy Vegas’ more sustainable side, here are some of the best thrift and vintage stores in Las Vegas.
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Main Street Peddler's Antique Mall[/caption]
Location: 1400 S Main St
Perfect for shoppers who crave: A wide selection
The massive Main Street Peddlers Antique Mall is situated in Downtown’s Antique Alley, just a short Uber ride from the Strip. It's a dream store for those looking to enjoy a whole day of antique shopping.
This place is one of Las Vegas’ most well-known thrift shops and one of the largest, with over 7,500 square feet of rare goods, vintage items, antique furnishings, and intriguing collectibles. From second-hand cosplay to mid-century modern furniture and everything in between, this store is as eclectic as they come.
Some notable vendors here include:
Location: 1403 S Commerce St.
Perfect for shoppers who crave: Vintage clothes
If you want a great spot to sift through seemingly endless racks of vintage clothing, Off the Threads is your store. You can find it in the fun-filled Arts District.
One of the best vintage clothes stores in the city, Off the Threads, has worked with various celebrities, big-name brands, and prominent Las Vegas resorts, giving them a strong reputation. Fans come for their vast selection of hand-picked retro finds across women’s, men’s, and kid’s clothing from the 1920s to the 1990s.
This store also offers alteration services for in-store items and your own vintage treasures, so if something doesn’t quite fit, they can perfectly tailor it to you!
If you plan on spending a while in Vegas, be on the lookout for special deals like the $5 Fill Up a Bag promotion and the mystery bags.
Location: 3750 W Craig Rd, 4655 E Flamingo Rd
Perfect for shoppers who crave: A company that gives back
Deseret Industries has locations across the western US, with two stores in the Las Vegas area. One is in the Paradise area on Flamingo, and the other is in North Las Vegas.
This unique thrift chain offers plenty of second-hand clothing and household items, but their stock is just one of the top reasons to shop here. People also love the way these stores operate behind the scenes. Deseret Industries helps provide community partnerships and grants to help those less fortunate in local areas. They also partner with the Latter-day Saint Humanitarian Center to provide global aid to those in need.
Despite all they do to provide domestic and global charity, they also ensure a low price across all of their items.
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Location: 1425 S Main St.
Perfect for shoppers who crave: Name-brand goods
Do you prefer more high-end finds? Try Alt Rebel in Downtown Vegas.
Open daily, they specialize in brands Doc Martens, Michael Kors, Vans, and Nasty Gal. Not only is the selection a hit when it comes to finding vintage designer labels, but they also have a wide range of price tags to fit any budget. So you may find a true steal if you look hard enough!
Though their selection is relatively small compared with other stores on this list, they stock many sizes, making Alt Rebel an excellent choice for plus-sized shoppers.
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The Red Kat LV[/caption]
Location: 1300 S Main St.
Perfect for shoppers who crave: Unique items
The Red Kat in the Arts District spreads across more than 3,000 square feet. It boasts upwards of 6,000 unique items on its racks and shelves every day. I bought a beautiful mustard-yellow cardigan from this store, and while the price tag was relatively high at $60, it has become a staple piece in my wardrobe thanks to its high quality and ornate design.
There are plenty of high-quality vintage pieces here, and the stock is incredibly diverse. Do you need floral flares from the 60s or stylish vintage leather cowboy boots? You'll find it here.
From gorgeous, trendy vintage fashion to unique home decor and fun jewelry, Las Vegas’ vintage stores are where you should go if you’re hunting for a genuinely one-of-a-kind souvenir. The last time I was in Vegas, I stayed at the Golden Nugget and found an old-fashioned Golden Nugget ashtray in one of the vintage stores. It now sits on my desk, and I use it to hold my spare change.
So, whether you’re looking to save some cash on gifts, find a souvenir, or just hope to enjoy Vegas’ more sustainable side, here are some of the best thrift and vintage stores in Las Vegas.
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Main Street Peddler's Antique Mall[/caption]Main Street Peddlers Antique Mall, Downtown
Location: 1400 S Main St
Perfect for shoppers who crave: A wide selection
The massive Main Street Peddlers Antique Mall is situated in Downtown’s Antique Alley, just a short Uber ride from the Strip. It's a dream store for those looking to enjoy a whole day of antique shopping.
This place is one of Las Vegas’ most well-known thrift shops and one of the largest, with over 7,500 square feet of rare goods, vintage items, antique furnishings, and intriguing collectibles. From second-hand cosplay to mid-century modern furniture and everything in between, this store is as eclectic as they come.
Some notable vendors here include:
- Casa de Sarah Costumes: theater, cosplay, and dress-up costumes
- Casa de Sarah: unique odds and ends
- Tiki Lee’s Tiki Shop: authentic and handmade Tiki goods
- Granny's Attic Antiques: beautiful antiques of every kind
Off the Threads, Arts District
Location: 1403 S Commerce St.
Perfect for shoppers who crave: Vintage clothes
If you want a great spot to sift through seemingly endless racks of vintage clothing, Off the Threads is your store. You can find it in the fun-filled Arts District.
One of the best vintage clothes stores in the city, Off the Threads, has worked with various celebrities, big-name brands, and prominent Las Vegas resorts, giving them a strong reputation. Fans come for their vast selection of hand-picked retro finds across women’s, men’s, and kid’s clothing from the 1920s to the 1990s.
This store also offers alteration services for in-store items and your own vintage treasures, so if something doesn’t quite fit, they can perfectly tailor it to you!
If you plan on spending a while in Vegas, be on the lookout for special deals like the $5 Fill Up a Bag promotion and the mystery bags.
Deseret Industries, Multiple Locations
Location: 3750 W Craig Rd, 4655 E Flamingo Rd
Perfect for shoppers who crave: A company that gives back
Deseret Industries has locations across the western US, with two stores in the Las Vegas area. One is in the Paradise area on Flamingo, and the other is in North Las Vegas.
This unique thrift chain offers plenty of second-hand clothing and household items, but their stock is just one of the top reasons to shop here. People also love the way these stores operate behind the scenes. Deseret Industries helps provide community partnerships and grants to help those less fortunate in local areas. They also partner with the Latter-day Saint Humanitarian Center to provide global aid to those in need.
Despite all they do to provide domestic and global charity, they also ensure a low price across all of their items.
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Alt Rebel, Downtown
Location: 1425 S Main St.
Perfect for shoppers who crave: Name-brand goods
Do you prefer more high-end finds? Try Alt Rebel in Downtown Vegas.
Open daily, they specialize in brands Doc Martens, Michael Kors, Vans, and Nasty Gal. Not only is the selection a hit when it comes to finding vintage designer labels, but they also have a wide range of price tags to fit any budget. So you may find a true steal if you look hard enough!
Though their selection is relatively small compared with other stores on this list, they stock many sizes, making Alt Rebel an excellent choice for plus-sized shoppers.
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The Red Kat LV[/caption]The Red Kat Vintage, Arts District
Location: 1300 S Main St.
Perfect for shoppers who crave: Unique items
The Red Kat in the Arts District spreads across more than 3,000 square feet. It boasts upwards of 6,000 unique items on its racks and shelves every day. I bought a beautiful mustard-yellow cardigan from this store, and while the price tag was relatively high at $60, it has become a staple piece in my wardrobe thanks to its high quality and ornate design.
There are plenty of high-quality vintage pieces here, and the stock is incredibly diverse. Do you need floral flares from the 60s or stylish vintage leather cowboy boots? You'll find it here.