Thrift Stores

For all you bargain hunters, there are lots of locations in the area to find used clothing, furniture, household goods, and other items.

You can get this nifty map of the Davis Thrift Stores by asking for it at the SPCA Thrift Store. Unfortunately, 1/3 of the places on the map are Departed Businesses, and one is the garbage transfer site.

Davis has a few great places to find previously owned items.

• All Things Right And Relevant (consignment) and R & R Thrift (thrift)
  

• SPCA Thrift Store
  

• Hidden Treasures - Thrift
  

• Bargain Barn on campus (mostly furniture / electronics / nonclothing)
  

• Granny's Nooks and Crannys - Antiques and Collectibles
  

• L Street Furniture
  

• Just Kidding (for moms/kids)

• The Yard Sale Dixon's newest second hand shop (530)-304-6458
  

• Goodwill

Woodland used to have have many thrift and consignment stores. Those left include:

• Goodwill
  

• Salvation Army Woodland
  

• Thrift Store Outlet - A really good thrift store. Tons of stuff can be found here for exceptionally low prices. Because of the fact there's so many fashion-hip kids in Davis, a lot of the good stuff gets taken from the (very few) thrift stores in Davis. On the whole, the same isn't true of Woodland. This store is in old-downtown Woodland on 106 West Main St.
  

• Yolo Hospice Thrift Store — there's a 40% discount on their already low prices for UCD students with student ID. Another really good thrift store.
  

• Sweet Potato Pie — A consigment clothing store/boutique for children ages 0-14
  

West Sacramento has at least one thrift store.

• Goodwill Industries (Goodwill)

• Thrift Town
  

• The Thrift Store

• Crossroads Trading Company - website
  

• Cheap Thrills (1217 21st St)
  

• Goodwill Industries (2265 Arden Way)
  

• WEAVE Thrift (919 20th Street)

• Deseret Industries (3000 Auburn Blvd)
  

• WEAVE Works (6634 Fair Oaks Blvd., Carmichael)

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2008-10-21 14:16:32   Woodland's vast thrift selection makes Davis and its limited thrift selection look like sleazeball nation —ChrisWaterstraat