San Francisco · 14 places · 6 districts
Vintage and Consignment Stores in San Francisco.
All 14 vintage and consignment stores we cover in San Francisco, from Haight-Ashbury, Sacramento Street and North Beach, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 14
Vintage and Consignment Stores, district by district.
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Union Square1 place
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Luxury consignment flagship that reopened at its original Post Street spot after leaving in 2023. Designer bags, jewelry, watches and clothing, plus in-store consignment drop-off.
Fillmore Street1 place
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Resale shop that buys and sells secondhand clothing, shoes and accessories, near Bush St at the south end of the strip.
Sacramento Street3 places
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Luxury resale shop opened in 2026 with women's and men's pieces from Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Prada and Dior; it takes consignments and offers swaps for store credit.
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Consignment shop for women's designer clothing, accessories and a small selection of shoes, the main women's store of the Goodbyes resale business.
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Second Goodbyes location housing the men's consignment store and the women's sale store, a few blocks east of the main women's shop.
North Beach3 places
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Vintage clothing shop on upper Grant Avenue, one of several secondhand clothing stores within a few doors on the 1400 block.
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Vintage clothing shop at the end of the 1400 block of Grant, part of the run of secondhand clothing stores on upper Grant Avenue.
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Vintage clothing shop on the 1700 block of Stockton Street, listed in the North Beach vintage shopping directory with the Grant Ave shops.
Valencia Street1 place
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Large nonprofit thrift store at Clarion Alley with secondhand clothing, furniture, books, records and housewares. Donations are accepted daily from 10am to 5pm.
Haight-Ashbury5 places
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Vintage clothing from the early 1900s through the 1980s, organized by era, in a former bank building. One of the street's deepest stocks of genuinely old pieces rather than resale.
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Vintage and designer resale store that buys clothes on the spot, paying sellers 30% of the retail price. Racks mix older vintage with recent designer labels.
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Vintage clothing from several decades plus statement jewelry and handbags, open on this block since 2012. Strong on dresses and accessories for a specific era look.
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Resale chain branch with vintage, designer and everyday secondhand clothing. You can sell or trade clothes on the spot without an appointment, so stock turns over quickly.
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Family-owned vintage clothing shop with tops, bottoms, outerwear, dresses and accessories, plus its own SF-themed totes, T-shirts and soy candles. A second branch is on Chestnut St.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for vintage and consignment stores in San Francisco?
Haight-Ashbury has the most, with 5, followed by Sacramento Street (3) and North Beach (3). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many vintage and consignment stores does this guide cover?
14, across 6 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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