Are there any good Thrift Stores in St. Thomas???

[FloridaMac]

We're big thrift shoppers and would rather visit a local thrift store than the cruise-industry-approved shopping areas.  Are there any good thrift stores in St. Thomas?

[blue_water]

Can’t help with any real thrift stores…

There are stores like Cost U Less and KMart east of Havensight, and perhaps someone can suggest shops just outside the cruise dock areas…Tillett Gardens has always been a stop for us when staying on STT, but that was mostly a small “community” of artisans…

Edited May 18, 2022 by blue_water

[NCreadyforfun]

On 5/16/2022 at 9:24 PM, FloridaMac said:

We're big thrift shoppers and would rather visit a local thrift store than the cruise-industry-approved shopping areas.  Are there any good thrift stores in St. Thomas?

Id like to know as well, if you learn of any. 

[blue_water]

A good question for residents and frequent visitors on the TripAdvisor STT forum! 😉

[crewsweeper]

I think the Humane Society has a small thrift shop along out the back east end of Charlotte Amalie along the Rhymer Highway(?).  I recall passing a large thrift store on the road to Redhook pre-pandedemic.  Dw wanted to stop but we were heading to the ferry and coming back it was closed.

[Ms411]

There are several thrift stores, but I wouldn't consider them "good". They mostly have clothes.

 

There's a Salvation Army thrift store in Charlotte Amalie near MarCraigslist.

 

There's another one that supports a women's shelter called Cece's Closet. It's on Bunker Hill which is up the hill from the Main Street post office. 

 

Another is Goodwill (not same as Goodwill Industries) which is also in town close to Market Square. 

 

The Humane Society Flea Market thrift store is on Weymouth Rhymer and requires transportation to get there.

 

People with good stuff to get rid of usually place it with the popular consignment store, the ReUse Emporium which also requires transportation, or post it on craigslist.