6 Best Thrift Shops in Kansas!
The popularity of digging through a consignment or thrift store is on the rise. Picking up some bargains on new or gently-used clothes and home décor can be quite the thrill. Kansas has plenty of thrift stores to uncover some true treasures, and here are the best in the state.
Maj-R Thrift & Discount Store, Topeka, KS
MAJ-R Thrift & Discount Store has been serving the area for over 20 years. This thrift store re-sells good quality clothing, furniture, household items and everything in between. Shopping or donating to this thrift store helps to support several charities and always has your next good deal waiting!
ET Etcetera Shop, Newton, KS
The mission of the ET Etcetera Shop in Newton is to be a Christian resource for meeting human needs through the sale of quality, affordable, recycled, donated items. This thrift shore is part of a national organization that promotes volunteerism and an alternative for anyone who shops in their stores.
DAV Thrift Store, Wichita, KS
The DAV Thrift Store in Wichita is a boundless place for you to pick up something you need or lets you contribute items that you need to recycle. A warm, caring and sharing place to save money on needed items.
God’s Storehouse, Topeka, KS
A very well run place to pick up your next need or bargain is God’s Storehouse in Topeka. The Storehouse offers clothes, furniture, appliances and many more household essential items mixed in with all the gently used things at low costs to shoppers.
Bibs & Dibs Thrift & Consignment Store, Fort Scott, KS
At Bibs & Dibs Thrift & Consignment Store in Fort Scott you can “turn your clutter into cash.” It doesn’t matter if you have needless furniture, closets bursting at the seams, or you just want to let go of that der home décor, this trendy shop can help anyone out!
Agape Grace Consignment & Thrift Store, Louisburg, KS
The Agape Grace Consignment & Thrift Store sells donated items for are shoppers looking for much needed items or for something special. In turn this thrift shop assists residential adults with disabilities through donations and the thrift store proceeds. Area shoppers can pick up good deals on new or slightly used items which makes it a win, win, for everyone.
