Best thrift stores in Singapore
It seems the age-old saying “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” is certainly true when it comes to thrifting. With the resurgence of retro fashion such as cargo pants and vintage band tees that you’re sure to see whenever you scroll through your IG feed, you may be wondering where those fashion influencers got their fits from.
To save you some time and increase your chances of a successful thrift hunt, we’ve put together a list of the 11 best thrift stores in Singapore to check out.
Table of Contents
- Best thrift stores in Singapore
- What’s the price range at thrift stores in Singapore?
- Where are the best thrift shops in Singapore?
- 1. New2U Thrift Shop
- 2. Preloved
- 3. Lucky Thrifty
- 4. Cherry Thrift Shop
- 5. MINDS Shop
- 6. The Barn
- 7. Something Old Something New
- 8. Refash
- 9. The Fashion Pulpit
- 10. NearesTTen Curated Thrift Store
- 11. Nightingale Thrift Shop
- Bookmark these best thrift stores in Singapore
What’s the price range at thrift stores in Singapore?
At most thrift stores in Singapore, prices generally range from $1 to $30. For a quick reference, the table below provides an overview of the expected price ranges and brands available at the listed stores.
| Thrift store | Location | Brands found here | Price range |
| New2U Thrift Shop | 96 Waterloo Street, Singapore 187967 | Armani, D&G, DKNY | $2-$50 |
| Preloved | 970 Geylang Road, #02-04 Tristar Complex, Singapore 423492 | Assorted lesser-known brands | $1-$10 |
| Lucky Thrifty | 304 Orchard Road, #B1-78 / #02-69 / #04-24 / #04-79, Singapore 238863 | Assorted lesser-known brands, Love, Bonito, Christian Dior | From $3 |
| Cherry Thrift Shop | #05-15 Peninsula Plaza, 111 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179098 | Assorted lesser-known brands | $6-$10 |
| MINDS Shop | 5 stores islandwide | Calvin Klein, Adidas, DKNY | $1-$25 |
| The Barn | 3 stores islandwide | Miu Miu, Givenchy, Gucci, Versace | From $2 |
| Something Old Something New | 4 stores islandwide | Assorted lesser-known brands | From $1 |
| Refash | 17 stores islandwide | H&M, Zara, ASOS | From $8.90 |
| The Fashion Pulpit | 298 Jalan Besar, #04-00 Allenby House, Singapore 208959 | Max Mara, Valentino | Membership required, from $39 |
| NearesTTen Curated Thrift Shop | 57A Pagoda Street, Level 2, Singapore 059216 | Nike, Adidas | $10-$30 |
| Nightingale Thrift Shop | Queensway Shopping Centre, 1 Queensway, #03-05, 149053 | DKNY, Banana Republic, Paul Smith | From $4 |
Where are the best thrift shops in Singapore?
Whether you’re looking to expand your wardrobe or hunting for cheap home decor, these are some of the best thrift shops in Singapore for second hand shopping.
1. New2U Thrift Shop
All proceeds from this thrift shop in Singapore go to charity
Image credit: Fiyah Faith via Google Maps
If you ever need any justification for your shopping sprees, head to New2U Thrift Shop. It’s spearheaded by the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations (SCWO), and every dime spent here goes to charity. The prices are also relatively affordable too, starting from $2 – so you have the green light to go crazy and fill your baskets.
For even better deals, keep a lookout for promos such as 1-for-1s, 50% off regular items, and even senior citizen and student discounts, which are rolled out pretty often. The New2U Thrift Shop Instagram page also features standout pieces you can find at the store; some notable brands you’ll spot include Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, and DKNY.
There are fitting rooms available for you to try on your fits before purchasing. Besides being a treasure trove for preloved clothing, accessories, shoes, and household items, donations for used clothing, bags, and accessories are also accepted here.
Price range: $2-$50
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2. Preloved
Hidden thrift store in Geylang
Cute secondhand batik shirts and cheap basics are a staple in this store. Hidden in Geylang, Preloved hasn’t gained much traction on the internet yet – so you still have time to cop the nice pieces.
With such low prices, don’t expect to find any luxury items. You may find a few hidden gems and unique tops lurking around though, such as $2 cargo pants.
Price range: $1-$10
Address: 970 Geylang Road, #02-04 Tristar Complex, Singapore 423492
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 10am-5pm (Closed on Mondays)
Contact: 9732 8284
3. Lucky Thrifty
4 stores in Lucky Plaza
Image credit: @lucky.thrifty via Instagram
Veteran thrifters would know that Lucky Plaza is the go-to place for cheap bargains. With 4 units in Lucky Plaza, Lucky Thrifty could be considered one of the bigger thrift stores within this complex in Singapore.
It may seem overwhelming, but let us tell you exactly where to go for all your needs: #04-79 is their main store and has the most amount of clothes, #02-69 carries curated pieces, and clearance pieces can be found at #B1-79 and at their latest outlet, located at #04-24.
Find clothes from local blog shops such as Love, Bonito, Y2K tops, and sweaters. If you’re lucky, you might even find branded gems such as Christian Dior. For a sneak peek, check out Lucky Thrifty’s online shop.
Price range: From $3
4. Cherry Thrift Shop
Best thrift store in Singapore for Y2K & cottage-core fits
Image credit: @cherry.thriftshop via Instagram
Y2K girlies can unite at Cherry Thrift Shop for steals on preloved camisoles, cardigans, and denim skirts. This thrift store has frequent pop-ups held within vintage market Resurrack at Bugis Street Art Lane, but you can purchase their clothes through Instagram as well. They’ve also got a selection of cottage-core dresses if that’s your thing.
Image credit: @cherry.thriftshop via Instagram
Once you’re done with picking out your new fits, try out their unique shoulder bags (from $25) to complete the look.
Price range: From $6-$10
5. MINDS Shop
Best thrift store in Singapore for toys & home decor from $1
Image credit: MINDS
Secondhand home decor and toys donated by the public are just some of the gems you’ll be able to find at MINDS Shop. They’re a social enterprise dedicated to individuals with Down Syndrome and autism, and proceeds are used to provide vocational training and employment opportunities for their beneficiaries.
Besides the usual clothing and accessories, you can also shop for handmade products – such as notebooks and earrings – by these beneficiaries. There are 5 outlets located around Singapore, though the Woodlands one is currently closed for reno. Check out the MINDS website for a list of locations, or have a look at the MINDS Shop Carousell account for an idea of what you might find before heading down.
Price range: From $1-$25
6. The Barn
$10 fill-a-bag events
Image credit: @thebarn.ccs via Instagram
Thrifting in Singapore can be even cheaper with $10 fill-a-bag events at The Barn, which holds pop-up events at venues such as Yishun SAFRA and selected HDB blocks. Clothes and accessories here are curated to offer that 90s vibe, and all proceeds are donated to Cornerstone Community Services, so you’re shopping for a good cause.
They’ve even got a whole range of preloved clothes from luxury brands for sale. Although the prices might be a little steep, check out The Barn’s Carousell store for brands such as Miu Miu, Givenchy, Gucci, and Versace.
Note that they only accept cash at their physical stores, so remember to bring some when you head there.
Price range: From $2
7. Something Old Something New
Vintage trinkets as low as $1
Image credit: Willie Lim via Google Maps
Run by the Singapore Anglican Community Service, Something Old Something New is a second hand shop in Singapore that keeps things really affordable with prices from $1 and bundle deals such as 3 for $10 and 5 for $8. If your eyes are sharp enough, you may even find unused items in mint condition, such as Legos and Disney collectables.
They have 4 different outlets across SG – the Pasir Ris and Simei outlets are tucked away in shophouses while the Farrer Park outlet is located in St Andrew’s Community Hospital.
Price range: From $1
8. Refash
Biggest thrift store in Singapore with 17 stores islandwide
Image credit: @refashsg via Instagram
Thrift stores can often be out of the way for many Singaporeans. If accessibility is key to you, consider doing your thrifting at Refash. With 17 stores islandwide in malls like Bugis Junction and Plaza Singapura, finding one nearest to you is easy. To make things even more convenient, you can also thrift via their online store on the Refash website.
You can expect to bag a wide variety of work-friendly clothes here, from trendy dresses to tailored pants. Another fact about Refash is that it offers to buy your used clothing – perfect for those seeking decluttering tips. You can estimate cash payouts of at least $0.50/piece for pieces from H&M, Zara, and ASOS, and at least $6/piece for more upscale, premium brands.
Price range: From $4.90
9. The Fashion Pulpit
Swap preloved clothes with other members
Image credit: @thefashionpulpit via Instagram
If you’re keen on the idea of decluttering your wardrobe whilst refreshing it with a new one, The Fashion Pulpit is the best thrift store in Singapore for you. In order to participate in their unique swapping concept, you’ll have to sign up for a membership – choose from 3 months ($139), 6 months ($429) or 12 months ($699). There’s also a one-day swapping ($39) option, if you’re just looking to give their services a try.
Image credit: The Fashion Pulpit
Based on the length of your membership, you’ll get to drop off an unlimited number of pieces to exchange for points. You can then use these points to exchange for new clothing – we’ve even seen luxury brands such as Max Mara and Valentino. Those who are more spontaneous can consider purchasing the pieces instead.
For those who are not emotionally ready to part with their clothes but have no use for them currently, consider trying their upcycling service. This way, you can rework your clothes conveniently, giving them a new life. Check out their sister project, PeyaRework, for customisable reworked pieces, either with your own clothing supply or the catalogue from The Fashion Pulpit.
Price range: $10-$80
10. NearesTTen Curated Thrift Store
Best thrift store in Singapore for unisex clothing & Fairycore tops
Image credit: NearesTTen Curated Thrift Store via Google Maps
From vintage and streetwear finds to TikTok core aesthetics, NearesTTen keeps its curation of clothing for men and women ultra-trendy. This thrift stop in Chinatown carries plenty of unisex items like varsity jackets and baggy pants so you can coordinate matching fits with your bae. You might even find branded windbreakers from Nike and Adidas for around $30 if you’re lucky.
Fairycore girlies can expect to see tons of ruffled and printed tops, while Y2K fans can take their pick from an assortment of cargo skirts and flared jeans. There’s also a rack of evening dresses and gowns that you can peruse through if you don’t want to break the bank on your prom dress.
Price range: $10-$30
11. Nightingale Thrift Shop
Supports training for people with autism
Image credit: Flo G via Google Maps
Nightingale Thrift Shop offers budget-friendly second hand clothing in Singapore, with prices starting as low as $4. You’ll find a good selection of hats, scarves, bags, and other accessories, making it easy to assemble a complete outfit without overspending. They also carry branded pieces from labels such as DKNY, Banana Republic, and Paul Smith at a significantly reduced price.
Beyond just getting a good deal, you’ll also be supporting a good cause as the profits from their sales go towards training and employment for people with autism.
Price range: From $4
Bookmark these best thrift stores in Singapore
Not only is thrifting a great way to save money while shopping for clothes, it’s also earth-friendly and can oftentimes contribute to the improvement of someone’s life – especially if you’re visiting charity-run ones. With these thrift shops in Singapore, there’s no need to feel guilty about your purchases.
For more places to shop in Singapore:
- Ultimate guide to shopping in Singapore
- New malls in Singapore
- Best flea markets to shop in Singapore
- Malls for different kinds of shoppers in S’pore
- Online shopping guide
- Market Gaia Guni flea market
Cover image adapted from: NearesTTen Curated Thrift Store and Fiyah Faith via Google Maps, MINDS
Originally published by Ong Yee Chin on 11th June 2023. Last updated by Gwyn Lim on 9th October 2025.