It’s no secret that secondhand shopping is one of the best ways to reduce your impact and avoid fast fashion. One of the major advantages of shopping online is that you can search for the really, really specific thing you’re looking for. Many online thrift stores will let you filter your search by color, size, brand, and price point to find something matching your exact criteria.

ThredUp

ThredUp believes in a sustainable fashion future. This is not your typical thrift shop. You can shop your favorite designer brands for up to 90% off. Focusing on women’s and babies’ items, you can shop or sell your clothes, bags, and accessories.

If that doesn’t amaze you enough, you can get a goody box that contains ten items your stylist curated for you. Not just that, the $10 stylist fee is refundable if you don’t like what’s in your box. How does that sound?

Vintage Boho Bags

Dreaming of a Louis Vuitton bag? Vintage Boho Bags can make your dream come true with affordable customized boho-inspired vintage LV bags. This shop did not forget our fur friends, too, as you can shop for LV leashes for your beloved pets.

Vintage Boho Bags also repairs and revamps LV bags by adding boho breads or accessories according to your liking.

Poshmark

For fashion, beauty, home decor, and more needs, Poshmark is your one-stop-shop for new and preloved branded items. Need more funds? List your preloved items too! In less than a minute, you can promote your listing to thousands of potential buyers.  

Etsy

If you are looking for a specific hand-down item, Etsy is the best go-to shop. There is nothing Etsy doesn’t have, whether it’s vintage clothes, home decor, toys, collectible items, lucky charms, and more. Although not everything is second-hand, Etsy can be a great shop to find unique items from artists across the globe.

Patagonia

Patagonia Worn Wear is the only apparel company in the world to mend, repair, or buy back used clothes. The shop sells a wide collection of clothes for men, women, babies and kids, and even a collection of gears.

What’s impressive here is you can trade in your used Patagonia clothes. In exchange, you’ll get a credit from their shop. Aside from that, Patagonia Worn Wear has a Recrafted Collection, which consists of clothes sorted before they reach the landfills. Recrafted clothes are thoroughly cleaned and brought back to their purpose.

Seconds Collection, on the other hand, are factory items that came with some sort of flaw. Those items are fixed to meet the standards.