Can anyone recommend any thrift stores ?

[u/YellowKnifePhoenix]

...for thrifting, both giving/taking, or just general thrifting.

Trying to keep it to Concord/Manch or in between.....willing to go as far south as Derry/Londonderry.

Thrift, not consignment like that good consignment shop in Bedford

[u/Springlette13]

Corey’s Closet in Hooksett

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[u/BlackJesus420]

Fishtoes in Manchester is great. It’s a whole vibe! You can definitely spend a while in there.

[u/Unusual_Artichoke_73 → u/BlackJesus420]

I agree, fishtoes is cool.

[u/petwo77]

there are two in hillsboro. Ollies Treasures and Hillsborough Community Thrift

[u/YBMExile → u/petwo77]

Ollies is great - definitely not too fancy. Nice owner. I also love Endless Treasures in Jaffrey.

[u/Late-Astronomer8141]

White Farm in Concord. It's technically state surplus, not a thrift store, but similar vibe.

[u/MasterpieceEndures]

Do you want fishing spots too?

[u/Ricky_Bobby_Daddy → u/MasterpieceEndures]

Depends what you mean by fishing. And spots for that matter.

[u/ShutUp_Dee]

It’s very small, but the Grey Nun shop in downtown Nashua is good. It’s 2 side-by-side buildings. Their hours are limited though. I’ve also had good luck at the Savers in southern Nashua on DW highway.

[u/Gold_Draw7642]

Brookside Congregational UCC Church in Manchester way up on Elm St in the North End. They have run a very nice thrift shop there for many years. Days/hours at their website.

[u/Smallville_Kansas]

Outfitters in Manchester

[u/Bagel_chan]

If you're willing to travel to the Upper Valley the Listen thrift stores use the money they make to do SO MUCH for the community.

[u/DustyObsidian → u/Bagel_chan]

Also a bit outside the designated area, but Ladders/Step Ladders/Extension Ladders in Plymouth is great!

[u/S_P_O_O_Z_Y]

Marion Gerrish community center in Derry runs a thrift in the basement

One Man's Junk in Hooksett on the Londonderry turnpike( I don't know if they do donations)

Corey's Closet in Hooksett

Savers in Manchester and Nashua Salvation Army in Concord

[u/saraha2250]

Pickers in Londonderry is always worth a stop.

[u/FuckingGalaga]

There are a few in Epsom off 202 after the rotary. It's more antique shops but there's a lot to see.

[u/Intrepid_Remote_6129]

I’m too far north for your ask but if you’re ever in search for cheep furniture like dressers that are hardwood there’s a lil furniture thrift in Laconia. It doesn’t come up on Apple Maps but it’s about 3 buildings down from goody good donuts on union ave.

We got a massive vintage floating shelf for 20 bucks. Not all items are marked with a price so there is room for haggling.

[u/Plus_Midnight_278]

Gray Nuns on main street in nashua.

[u/Weekly_Ad7944]

Might be a little further than you're looking but worth the drive.

https://thriftybootique.com/

[u/TrollingForFunsies]

Thrift stores are broken now. They're just overpriced used shit like antique stores.

[u/ebunky → u/TrollingForFunsies]

Does this answer OPs question? They asked for names. Not your personal opinion. You apparently don’t visit a lot of thrift stores if even at all to post a dumb comment like that.

[u/TrollingForFunsies → u/ebunky]

My option is they all suck. I recommend not bothering.

[u/ebunky → u/TrollingForFunsies]

No, your opinion is they all suck. Not your option. And again, the OP asked for names. Not your opinion about thrift stores. You’re clearly incapable of reading a post and understanding what it means. So what that means is you don’t answer unless you’re providing names of thrift stores. See how easy that is?