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Unfortunately, I think it's the nature of LA area thrifting. I can think of two key reasons: The amount of quality vintage clothing remaining in circulation is simply overwhelmed by the amount of crappy fast fashion clothing from the last 20 years. I find this applies to thrift stores across the US now, particularly in communities where the only shopping is Walmart or at best a JC Penney. In LA specifically, I feel like vintage resellers swoop in and grab all the good stuff before anyone else can get to it. St Vincent de Paul downtown used to have great finds, now it's nearly impossible. And then the resellers go and try to sell things for exorbitant prices at places like the Rose Bowl flea market, as you observed. Answer from LAeclectic on reddit.com
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reddit.com › r/throwingfits › favorite vintage store in la?
r/ThrowingFits on Reddit: Favorite vintage store in LA?
January 19, 2024 - How do you all keep up with the latest drops/best brands? r/ThrowingFits • · r/ThrowingFits · The only podcast that matters. Two grown dirtbags trying to navigate the male zeitgeist. Members Online · upvotes · · comments · Best Vintage Stores Brooklyn · Best Vintage Stores NYC · Best Vintage Shops Paris · Best Shopping in LA ·
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r/LosAngeles on Reddit: Vintage/thrift stores?
July 30, 2020 -

My brother and I have been bonding over thrifting lately, he just had a newborn a few months back so I’m just trying to squeeze in some time before dad duties take over completely.

There was a thread here regarding thrifting in LA but it’s over 7 years old maybe we can get some updated information here?

We’re looking for men’s vintage clothing, thrift stores that may have brand-names if you dig hard enough, flea markets where brand names are sold/trade, and lastly we really enjoy window shopping stores that have dead-stock shoes, rare Supreme collabs and so forth.

Ps. I saw a TikTok of an LA local who was mad that people who come aren’t impressed because we non-locals don’t know where to go and I’m guilty of this, if I go to LA I’ll just go to the star boardwalk I know nothing else lol. C’mon on man! Someone put me on lol!

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reddit.com › r/asklosangeles › anyone know some vintage streetwear stores in los angeles?
Anyone know some vintage streetwear stores in Los Angeles? : r/AskLosAngeles
December 23, 2024 - Japanese retailer that specializes ... of stuff ... Memorial in West Hollywood. @wemorial on IG ... Best neighborhood for vintage clothes of any kind is Echo Park....
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reddit.com › r/asklosangeles › what are the best thrift stores gems that actually have normal thrift store prices? central la, hollywood/noho, nela, up to burbank if it’s very good
r/AskLosAngeles on Reddit: What are the best thrift stores gems that actually have normal thrift store prices? Central LA, Hollywood/NoHo, NELA, up to Burbank if it’s very good
September 8, 2025 -

Everyone I work with is reallyyyy name brands and presentation. I need to freshen up my professional closet and shoes (it’s also not my taste at all, I love basics and chucks?)

Looking for:

1- large store/selections, or possibly a walkable cluster (less time driving from one store to the next)

2- actually affordable (looking at you Los Feliz flea)

3- not junk junk, doesn’t need to be vintage or name brands, just need to look like I didn’t get everything thrifted cause I’m poor

Edit: mid-size, and def prefer dresses for work (easier, looks great) so places with lots of them, and shoes. I have a great sneaker collection but few professional options.

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My feeling is if anyone knows any secret great priced spots they're probably not willing to share them. (I have no such spots, but wish I did). My best suggestion would be https://itsawraphollywood.com/index.htm on Magnolia in Burbank. They get wardrobe from TV shows/movies/commercials and resell it. If you are lucky (which I've been on a couple occasions) some show has just wrapped where some actor is the same size as you and you can find a whole basically unused wardrobe in your size. Not everything is designer, and not everything is nice, but when it hits for you, it is great. They also get new stuff a lot, and very often have big sales. That section of Magnolia also has a number of other thrift/vintage stores in walking distance, so it's a good cluster too. Good luck looking fancy for less $!
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Valley Value Center at Woodman/Victory if you’re willing to spend the time to go through the racks. There’s always stuff to be found there. Salvation Army, especially the boutique one on Ventura Blvd, and follow them on social media to stay informed about their tag sales. They will have weekends where the regular stores have all $2.99 items and the boutique store has all $4.99 items (clothing, not the whole store.) All Things and More in Sun Valley if you’re willing to climb the death pile. Best prices but you want to be prepared to spend some time digging. I’d say the bins at Goodwill but the LA area ones all tend to be very competitive and the t-shirt bros hang out all day. But if you want to join the hunt, it can be a fun distraction from the stores. Finally, if you want to make the hike to the DI, Deseret Industries (south of the 5/10 interchange off S Soto) is good picking and good prices.
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reddit.com › r/asklosangeles › vintage store recommendations for 1950s clothing?
r/AskLosAngeles on Reddit: Vintage store recommendations for 1950s clothing?
March 2, 2023 -

I'm going to a 1950s themed party in a few weeks. Are there any good vintage or thrift stores with a nice selection of 1950s dresses? I'll also check out Unique Vintage's retail store in Burbank for retro reproductions but a real vintage dress could be fun too. Thanks!

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reddit.com › r/losangeles › best luxury thrifting?
r/LosAngeles on Reddit: Best luxury thrifting?
October 3, 2023 -

***vintage stores i’m sorry y’all, i’m canadian. anyone willing to share the best luxury thrift shops in LA and area (staying in beverly hills)

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latimes.com › lifestyle › image › story › 2024-11-12 › vintage-stores-in-l-a
The best stores for vintage clothing in L.A. - Los Angeles Times
May 5, 2025 - From Brynn Jones Saban of Aralda Vintage to Clémence Pariente of Le Boudoir, L.A.’s vintage sellers share their most cherished pieces.