Best Places: NH’s Best Thrift Shops
Whether you want to find some shorts for summer, are interested in shopping more sustainably or you’re trying to explore your personal style, thrifting is the perfect opportunity to find quality pieces that you’ll reach for years. We enlisted New Hampshire Magazine’s fashion editor, Chloe Barcelou, to divulge one of her own most-guarded secrets: Her list of the thrift spots that fuel her own fashion needs and that supply her with the couture, shoes, accessories and bargain-basement sales items that she relies on to compose her fashion features.
LISTEN Thrift Store & Donation Center, Lebanon and Canaan
www.listencs.org
Each store features a variety of men’s and women’s clothing, kids clothing and toys, linens, shoes and more.
M&C Clothing & Gifts, Amherst
M&C Clothing & Gifts, Amherst
www.mcclothingandgifts.com
This shop is a community for people to reduce, repurpose, reuse, recycle and rethink. Shop online or in-store for a range of items that fit any closet.
Lucky Dog Thrift Shop, Nashua
www.luckydogthriftshop.com
A bargain hunter’s paradise, this store offers a variety of high-quality second-hand goods. Not only that, but it is the fundraising headquarters for the nonprofit, Tails To Freedom Inc., where 100 percent of their profits benefit animals and the earth.
Lilise Designer Resale, Concord
www.liliseresale.com
Shop local and save money while you make an impact. Skip the mall and keep the brands and styles you love (and even get some personal styling if you’d like).
Second Generation Thrift Shop, Greenland
www.newgennh.org
Shopping here is not only fun (with many hidden gems), but it is a great way to give back to the community. 100% of proceeds support New Generation’s mission of breaking the cycle of homelessness for local mothers and children.
