Discover Top Thrift Stores in Surrey

Value Village has really lost its appeal over the years. While the racks are reasonably organized and stocked with plenty of options, their pricing has become downright ridiculous - I've spotted dollar store items marked up higher than retail! The clothing selection is decent if you're willing to dig, especially in boots and bags, but don't expect to find any real steals anymore. The furniture section is particularly disappointing, full of beat-up pieces that belong in a dumpster rather than someone's home. Not the thrift store bargain hunter's paradise it once was, though seniors' discount days can help ease the sting.

Looking for designer brands like Aritzia and Lululemon? Rewind Resale in Surrey has decent mid-range picks at fair prices, though it's hit or miss. The shop has a relaxed, Spanish consignment store feel with a decent selection of gently-used clothes. While the shopping experience is pleasant enough with friendly staff and a comfortable atmosphere, I'd skip trying to consign here - their process is frustrating and they're pretty picky about what they'll take. Good spot if you're already in the area, but maybe not worth a special trip.

This vibrant thrift store is an absolute gem for anyone seeking South Asian clothing and accessories. The remarkably organized space is packed with gorgeous lehengas, saris, and ethnic wear in pristine condition. What sets this place apart is the incredibly knowledgeable staff - they'll measure you, guide you through selections, and make the whole experience feel like shopping with a friend. The prices are fair, the quality is outstanding, and you'll find everything from stunning jewelry to traditional kurtas. Perfect for both special occasions and film productions looking for authentic pieces. While it excels in ethnic wear, the general selection can be hit-or-miss for everyday items.

This cozy little thrift spot on King George Blvd packs quite a punch despite its modest size. It's wonderfully cluttered (in the best way) with a bit of everything - from clothes and housewares to vinyl records and puzzles. Love that they have a dedicated Lululemon rack and fitting rooms! The prices are super reasonable, and I've scored some impressive finds here, including barely-used designer pieces. While the selection isn't huge, the store has a charming, friendly atmosphere that makes treasure hunting fun. The staff will chat with you but won't hover, which I appreciate. Definitely worth popping in if you're in the area and enjoy the thrill of the hunt.

This well-organized MCC thrift store is a breath of fresh air - literally, no musty thrift store smell here! The layout makes browsing a breeze, with clear sections for everything from cookbooks to crockery. I'm always impressed by their furniture selection, especially the patio pieces and home decor. Book lovers will appreciate the thoughtfully organized shelves sorted by genre and author. While they don't have fitting rooms, there are mirrors scattered about to check how things look. Monthly 50% off sales make the already reasonable prices even better. Perfect for crafters too - their craft section is a goldmine! Just remember to check their color-coded discount system when you visit.

This SPCA thrift store is hit-or-miss, honestly. The prices are reasonable and you can occasionally stumble across decent basics, but don't expect anything spectacular. The small space feels a bit cramped and chaotic, though staff members like Sam can be quite helpful when you need assistance. I've had mixed experiences with customer service - some days it's great, others not so much. While they do test electronics like lamps before you buy, the selection is pretty limited and the really good stuff seems to disappear before hitting the floor. Better for bargain hunting than serious thrifting.

This South Surrey gem is right up there with the best thrift stores in the area. Their well-organized displays showcase a great variety of quality items at really reasonable prices. I recently snagged some pristine vintage glassware that looked untouched. The store has a warm, welcoming feel, thanks in part to the super friendly staff who actually seem to enjoy being there. It's worth a dedicated trip, though I'd suggest calling ahead as they occasionally have unexpected closures. Perfect spot for bargain hunters who appreciate a clean, orderly shopping experience.

This Salvation Army stands out for its pristine organization and bright, open layout. I'm impressed by how well-kept everything is - it's a far cry from the cluttered thrift stores I often run into. The staff here are genuinely friendly and helpful, particularly if you need a hand finding something specific. Prices are surprisingly reasonable, and their selection is consistently good thanks to steady donations. Just a heads up though - they're strict about their no-public-restroom policy, which can be a bit of a pain. Perfect spot for bargain hunters who prefer their thrifting experience neat and orderly.

A decent but uneven spot for kids' secondhand clothes in Surrey. While the selection is fairly solid for a small space, their buying policies could use some work - they're notorious for low-ball offers on quality items. Staff interactions can be hit-or-miss; you might get someone super helpful or catch some eye-rolling attitude. The layout is well-organized enough to browse comfortably, and you can find some name brands mixed in. Best for basics and everyday kids' wear rather than high-end items. I'd suggest trying the Langley location first if you're looking to sell.

This Cloverdale location left me pretty underwhelmed. While the cute exterior and small-town setting are charming, the inside feels more like a disorganized garage sale than a proper thrift store. The cramped aisles are stocked with random, overpriced items - I've even spotted broken merchandise on the shelves. While you might stumble across some decent home decor or vintage pieces, the steep pricing and chaotic organization make it hard to justify a special trip. If you're already in the area, maybe pop in, but I'd recommend checking out the nearby BC SPCA thrift store instead.

Turnabout @ 24 Ave is one of those consignment spots where you'll find carefully curated women's fashion at reasonable prices. The bright, chic space has a welcoming boutique feel, with a solid selection of both everyday and designer pieces. Most of the staff, especially Aine, go above and beyond helping you find the perfect fit. While their authentication process for luxury items can be a bit stringent, it's a reliable spot to score hardly-worn clothes from quality brands. Best for fashion-savvy shoppers who enjoy the thrill of finding high-end pieces without the full retail markup.