Secondhand Shopping Guide: Toronto

Toronto is the fashion capital of Canada, and our home base. This makes us experts on the best nooks and crannies to shop all things secondhand. From consignment to vintage to markets, below is a list of our favorite places to shop secondhand in the city. Click here to view (and save!) our Google map.

VSP Consignment

1410 Dundas St. W

Toronto location of this popular Calgary-based luxury consignment store offering a wide array of high-end secondhand offerings. Amazing sales!

Public Butter

1290 Queen St. W

Jeans, tees, and retro vintage at great prices.

Good Habits

1363 Dundas St. W

Found objects, vintage clothing & hand-made items from local vendors.

PIC Vintage

1338 Dundas St. W

Boutique specializing in carefully curated vintage fashion and accessories with a diverse selection of pre-loved luxury items, including designer handbags, silk scarves, and unique vintage apparel.

Penny Arcade

1177 Dundas St. W

Collection includes women’s and men’s clothing such as dresses, blouses, jackets, and suits (brand and no-name) along with home decor, apothecary products, and unique gifts.

Expo Vintage

1450 Dundas St. W

Tees and sweatshirts galore! For the vintage shopper who likes to sift through many racks of graphic print vintage to find unique yet casual pieces at great prices.

The Cat’s Meow

180 Avenue Rd

Your go-to destination for vintage couture and modern luxury pieces spanning many decades of archival fashion.

Hippie Market

Location varies. Typically on the West side.

Toronto's biggest small vendor market with 50+ vendors at each pop-up, featuring style driven vintage clothing from every decade, re-worked fashion, art, homewares, decor, hand made goods and accessories.

Good Friends Market

Location varies. Typically on the West side.

Community focused initiative built to create opportunities for small and solo run shops to showcase their work and meet their customer base face to face. Typically chock full of vintage vendors.

Smoking Vintage

514a Annette St.

Carefully curated selection of y2k-inspired vintage and designer pieces, typically sourced by celebrity stylists for the likes of Emma Chamberlain and Olivia Rodrigo.

BAZAAR

306 College St.

Cooperative arts and vintage market with rotating vendors, offering a variety of locally made and sourced items, including art, vintage goods, crafts, and handmade products.

Mine & Yours

79 Yorkville Ave.

Toronto off-shoot of this popular Vancouver-founded luxury consignment retailer specializing in pre-loved designer fashion.

Kensington Market

Kensington Ave.

Make your way down Kensington Ave. for an overwhelming number of vintage shops featuring all sorts of goodies. Notable stops include Lost Boys Vintage, Lost Gen Vintage, and Uncle Vintage.

House of Vintage

1239 Queen St W

Men’s and women’s clothing and accessories dating as far back as the 1920’s.

Shopcoat

1167 Dundas St W

The spot for vintage furs, denim, leather tees, and other random goodies for the girl that wants to be on-trend.