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Thrift your way through Joburg with these must-visit stores

2y By Akhona Ndlela

Thrifting has grown to be a huge trend, providing an exciting and sustainable way to find vintage clothing. The beauty of thrifted items have so much to offer, clothing that you may not have thought would work, does.

That is the potential each unique item has. Here are must-visit stores in Johannesburg that will satisfy your thrifting adventure:

For the Love of Thrift

We kick the list off with Joburg’s For the Love of Thrift which offers a bit of everything for everyone. It is the ideal location for thrifting enthusiasts. They can also be found on the Yaga thrifting platform with selected items only and ship their items nationwide.

HUNTRESS

HUNTRESS is a stylish secondhand clothing store in Craighall.  They operate Monday to Saturday and offer courier services as well. The thrift store offers its customers looking for high-end, gently used clothing.

 

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Ietsie Thrift store

A range of reasonably priced, previously owned clothing and accessories can be found at the charming Ietsie Thrift Store situated at 65 4th Avenue, Linden, Randburg. Shipping is available.

Frayznix Vintage Rack

A hidden treasure in Joburg, Chiswick Brixton,  Frayznix Vintage Rack specializes in vintage and retro clothing. It provides its customers with private showrooms, streetwear, film and television. It’s the perfect store for vintage lovers.

 

The Drip Boulevard

Johannesburg’s Drip Boulevard is a chic secondhand online store that’s well-known for its carefully chosen selection of vintage and streetwear items. They have pop-ups on Saturdays and Sundays for Markets, Events & Festivals, meet-ups are at 10 AM until 4:00 PM in Maboneng Precinct, Braamfontein, and Rosebank.

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