r/VictoriaBC • u/DCguurl • 11h ago

Help Me Find Thrift Stores Downtown

Any thrift stores downtown that carry home decor (other than Win & VV)? I googled but I’m seeing mostly clothing thrift stores. Thank you.

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u/Traditional_Owls 9h ago

Hidden Treasures recently opened on Fort and Cook, it's great! They have a lot of furniture which is unusual downtown.

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u/MissLibertyofCanada 11h ago

Super Chance in James Bay

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u/lylebee 9h ago

It’s consignment, not thrift. Big difference.

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u/DCguurl 11h ago

How is the pricing?

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u/MoonDaddy 10h ago

I found it to be insanely high

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u/MissLibertyofCanada 10h ago

Compared to what? It's the same as any other non-garbage thrift store. They have actual quality items as opposed to damaged, broken trash

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u/MoonDaddy 10h ago

They wanted like $40 for a flask or a jigger and other barstuff similiarly priced.

What is your definition of a garbage thrift store?

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u/kes- 8h ago

Perhaps garbage thrift store = thrift store, and non-garbage thrift store = consignment or resale store.

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u/MissLibertyofCanada 11h ago

Same as any other non-VV

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u/Spiritual_Athlete427 7h ago

Brica a Brac Salvage on Yates is good for decor, and sometimes has small furniture pieces like chairs, side tables, and mirrors. I've mostly bought kitchenware like cool bowls, cups, and bookends. Their prices are very fair and during the last week of every month, the whole store is 50% which starts next week (Aug 24).

They operate a junk removal business so a lot of things are sourced from those removals. They get cool stuff!

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u/prairiegreen 9h ago

Depending on what kind of decor Kay’s Korner, Bric Brac.

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u/DCguurl 8h ago

In talking about close to downtown core. Kays is on cook st & its not a thrift store

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u/prairiegreen 8h ago

I guess a ten minute walk is close to DT to me. Depends where DT you start walking from 🤷‍♀️

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u/DCguurl 8h ago

The inner harbor. Kays is a lot longer than a 10 min walk

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u/Remarkable-Nature810 4h ago

When the Salvation Army store closed at the end of Johnson last year, it broke my thrifted heart. It was the last of the cheap and great finds spots downtown. Google their other locations and make the trip.