One such thrift shop has popped up in the Hillview neighbourhood (finally us Westies have something to look forward to) recently and it’s too aesthetically appealing to not mention.

Duplet Studio was founded by two friends (hint: one is a popular influencer!) who discovered their shared love for elevated basics and old-money aesthetics. Think high-quality clothing and accessories that are classically stylish and of muted shades.

That’s exactly what you can expect from Duplet Studio. Here, you can shop from either their studio line or their curated selection of vintage second-hands. Take it from me when I say their offerings are literally perfect for creating a capsule wardrobe from scratch.

For example, their 90s Ribbed Scoop Camisole (S$38) is a must in every closet as it can be layered with anything and everything. Feel free to wear it on its own when the weather is hot. As the top is made from ribbed cotton, it’s stretchable, comfortable, and oh-so soft.

Opt for the 90s Ribbed Boat Neck (S$38) for a higher neckline. Likewise, it’s made from 100% cotton, so it’s perfect for all-day comfort. Both these tops come in three sizes: extra small, small, and medium.

Their Oak Brown Oversized Blazer (S$68) is also a highlight for someone who loves copying any outfit worn by Hailey Bieber (*ahem* aka me). Blazers may not be the most practical choice in Singapore’s heat but they’re great for the office — and they instantly give off those girl boss vibes!

Rounding out their collection are vintage blouses, vests, trousers, skirts, dresses, and even men’s suits.

When it comes to accessories, you’ll usually find a selection of retro-inspired purses, though availability can vary! At the time of writing, they’ve a 1970s Ceramic Beaded Envelope Bag (S$72) that looks very vintage Dior-coded.

While you can shop online, I recommend heading down to their store to experience the cosiness and take some mirror selfies. Do note that visits to the store are by appointment only, which you can easily book right here.

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Duplet Studio
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​​48 Hillview Terrace, #02-08F, Singapore 669269
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If you’re looking to find new pieces to add to your Y2K fashion, you need to check out these five thrift stores in Queensway. 

1. Honsie Ponsie

Honsie Ponsie is no stranger to the thrifting scene and one of the most popular thrift stores in Queensway. They carry a wide range of vintage and streetwear for all genders  — it’s hard to leave here empty handed. From graphic tees, to cargo pants, denim jackets, even jerseys, you’ll definitely be able to find that missing piece to your wardrobe here.  

They also have a wide range of accessories like sunglasses, bags, jewellery, caps and so much more for you to add to your wardrobe. If you’re looking to spice up your wardrobe, make sure to head down to Honsie Ponsie for your next shopping spree! 

2. Bhabie Market

Bhabie Market stands out from other thrift stores on this list as they brand themselves as the Uniqlo of second hand (their words not mine). What’s also interesting is that prices here are also decided based on the style instead of the brand. Prices range from just S$10 for t-shirts up to S$38 for cargo pants. 

Clothing wise, you can find lots of vintage sweaters, cargo shorts and pants, knitted sweaters, graphic tees, bags, and more. If you’re like me and prefer to be left alone while I browse through the racks, then you’ll be pleased to know that the store is introvert-friendly, which means that the staff won’t bother you while you shop — bonus points for that! 

3. Hikari Space

Hikari Space is a newcomer in the thrift scene at Queensway. The space is managed by ahma.thrifts and un.wastelands, and they have a ton of cute pieces that will add some spunk and attitude to your wardrobe. 

From cute baby tees to trendy cargo pants, funky denim skirts and even colourful hobo bags, they’ve got everything you need to spice up your Y2K fashion game. 

On the racks, you’ll be able to find some unique reworked pieces too as well as some really interesting y2k screen printed tanks. They also support small local businesses like Churings, xms store, and crocadoodee, so you can shop for some matching accessories to pair with your new look. 

They also have cute crochet pieces for you to check out. Prices here are kept pretty affordable too — you can build a complete look for under S$50!

4. Addiction Vintage 

How I came across Addiction Vintage was through one of their mystery box deals where you get some really cool vintage pieces at great prices. They’ve now got their own shop space in Queensway — yay! 

They have a wide range of vintage tops and hoodies, ranging from brands like Nike to Ralph Lauren, and even Stussy. But of course, prices for the branded goods lean upwards of S$50. 

But don’t worry, they also have a range of clothes priced more affordably between S$15 and S$30. There’s even a S$5 bin for you to rummage through — and you’d be surprised at the hidden gems you can find in this pile of clothes. 

5. Nightingale Thrift

Nightingale Thrift is one of the most affordable thrift stores with prices going as low as S$4. They have a wide variety of men and women clothing, as well as plenty of bags and cute accessories. 

While you might not be able to shop for much Y2K fashion here, you can still pick up some pretty cute and trendy pieces from brands like Mango, Bershka, Dockers and more, all for a fraction of the original price. Depending on your luck, you might even pick up some preloved branded goods in very good condition. If you’re looking to find a good steal, you know where to head to!

Looking for somewhere to shop on a budget? Head down to these thrift stores in Queensway!

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Although they tend to hold small-scale pop-ups around Singapore, they’ve just launched a massive thrift concept, Second Story: Peace Edition, that will be around for around six months (till February 2024).

This is the collective’s largest space yet, spanning over 5,000 sqft, comprising three entire units filled with books, pre-loved clothing, and so much more. It is located on the second floor of Peace Centre (no, not Haji Lane), and can be accessed via the staircase next to Aladdin’s Castle Cafe.

The charming Second Story: Peace Edition is home to a very extensive selection of clothes, books (fun fact: they’ve got a whopping 50,000 books in storage), and hard-to-find collectibles.

First things first, you’ll notice racks on racks of pre-loved clothing priced from just S$8. After all, thrifting shouldn’t be too expensive a hobby.

The womenswear is sourced locally, via trade-ins and donations, and from Japan. Whether you’re in need of a snazzy blazer, pair of pants, sports jacket or even a flowy kimono-style robe, there are plenty of trendy and high-quality pieces to choose from.

There’s even a room dedicated to specially curated menswear, ranging from work blazers to sweatpants, for your thrifting pleasure.

Moving on to the “Book Room“, you can expect secondhand titles selected by the in-house curator in a diverse selection of genres including literature, art and design, politics and philosophy, and so much more.

If you’re the sort that gains satisfaction from copping vintage finds, hit up the “Rare and Vintage” section for rare (but pricier) books that can go up to S$50.

But it’s not all about books and clothes. Audiophiles can check out the range of vinyls by Wildflower Wax Co, a curated vinyl record store selling brand new and sealed, top-shelf titles for S$30 and up.

After all that browsing, why not try your hand at blackout poetry or share your thoughts about thrifting at the activity corners?

Those visting with little ones can instil in them a love of reading at the small yet cosy children’s corner that is equipped with beautifully illustrated picture books and paperbacks. Stay tuned, as it may soon expand into an larger “zone” complete with storytelling sessions and other kid-friendly activities.

You’ll notice several reading and lounging nooks around the space — visitors are more to welcome to sit down and relax, work (there are power plugs, but not Wi-Fi), or simply chill and hang out with friends.

Will be making plans to explore this thrift shop with your friends this weekend? Don’t miss out!

Second Story: Peace Edition
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????1 Sophia Rd, #02-08 Peace Centre, Singapore 228149
???? 12.30pm–7.30pm (Daily)

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If you’re looking for a new place to shop, you definitely have to add this one to your list of malls to visit. Bangsue Junction is a massive six-storey shopping centre located opposite the popular Chatuchak Weekend Market — looks like you’ve got a whole day of shopping planned out for you.

The shopping centre features plenty of vintage items from furniture to craft, and even clothes — there’s plenty of options here for you to explore! Prices here are super affordable too, starting from just around S$3.80 (100THB). 

Brands-wise, you can certainly expect to see your usual streetwear brands such as Stussy, Dickies, Levi’s and Carhatt making an appearance here. You’ll even find some more atas brands like Polo Ralph Lauren, Patagonia, Harley Davidson and Tommy Hilfiger. 

There are also several shops selling rare NBA and NFL jerseys from the 90s and 2000s. But of course, prices for these brands would certainly be slightly higher, ranging from around S$20 to S$100 — still pretty reasonable if you ask me. 

Apart from streetwear brands, you can also find plenty of Y2K apparel, graphic tees, denim jeans, reworked pieces and more. Your shopping spree here is not complete without shopping for matching accessories like bags, jewellery, shoes and even sunnies. 

For those looking to dip their toes into the whole cowboy aesthetic, you’d be pleased to know that there are plenty of vintage cowboy boots, hats, and tassel jackets to help you build the perfect country look. 

The mall also has plenty of vintage furniture for you to check out — although it might be a challenge trying to lug it back to Singapore. Bangsue also has a selection of vintage film cameras and other knick knacks as well as some pretty homeware that would be great for when you wanna break out the fine China for your dinner guests. 

The mall is easily accessible too — just a short walk from Kamphaeng Phet MRT station. Once you’re done here, make sure to hop over to Chatuchak for some yummy street food. One thing to note if you’re planning a trip down to Bangsue Junction is to make sure you have cash on hand as most of the stores here are cash-only. 

Have you added this massive mall to your Bangkok itinerary yet? 

Bangue Junction 
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???? 511 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand 
???? 10am—8pm (Tue to Thu), 10am—10pm (Fri to Sun), Closed on Mon

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If you’re new to the thrifting game or looking for a new place to check out, we’ve got you covered! Here are seven underrated thrift stores in Haji Lane you defo have to check out on your next shopping spree 

1. re:drmg

Now that the Y2K fashion is back in trend, you’re gonna need new clothes to freshen up your wardrobe. Specialising in handmade and curated clothes, re:dmrg has a wide variety of vintage clothes, accessories and more that will help you rock that pop-punk aesthetic. Looking for a vintage corset? re:drmg might have just the thing you’re looking for. 

You can expect to find items from brands like Diesel, Harley Davidson, and more here. The items are restocked regularly too so don’t be too disheartened if you can’t find the perfect piece you like, you can always come back and check out the restocked items. Prices here are also pocket-friendly, with items going for as low as S$20! 
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???? 39 Haji Lane, Singapore 189232
???? 2pm– 8pm (Mon to Fri), 12pm– 8pm (Sat), 1.30pm– 8pm (Sun)

2. Vintage Wknd

Probably the largest vintage and reworked clothing store in Singapore, Vintage Wknd specialises in original and reworked vintage pieces so you best bet you can find items from the 50s to the Y2K era here. The items here also have a one-of-a-kind factor — that’s right, no two pieces are alike here as most of them have been reworked from discarded materials. 

The clothes you’ll find are more brightly coloured and cutesy which will add a pop of colour to your everyday style. They’ve also got a pretty extensive collection of original pieces and reworked items in store so don’t be surprised if you find yourself leaving with more items than you came here for. 

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???? 41 Haji Lane, Singapore 189234
???? 12pm– 9pm (Daily)

3. Superwasted

Superwasted is helmed by the same owners behind Vintage Wknd, you can expect to find unique upcycled and vintage pieces worth adding to your wardrobe. Like their sister brand, most of the pieces here have been creatively reworked into items like crop tops, shirts, jackets, and dresses. 

What sets them apart from Vintage Wknd is their style, which is more rugged and edgy. Their online store also has a mystery shopping option in which the store will surprise you with something off their racks — doesn’t it sound exciting? Prices here will also set you back upwards of S$35. 

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???? 16 Haji Lane, Singapore 189209
???? 12pm– 9pm (Tue to Sun), Closed on Mon

4. Woofie’s Warehouse 

You might have seen this TikTok famous thrift store on your social media feeds. What makes these guys special is the curated selection of trendy Y2K fashion for just S$10 — super pocket-friendly! Woofie’s Warehouse joined the thrifting scene in April 2023 and their physical store is overflowing with Y2K vibes with their vintage-inspired items and retro memorabilia. 

The racks are filled with Y2K-inspired items as well as other styles including vintage graphic tees, denim jeans and skirts, cargo pants, hoodies, workwear and more. You’ll even be able to find leather loafers in pristine condition going for just a fraction of its original price here — what a steal! Apart from vintage items, you can also find brands like Adidas, Nike, Champion, Reebok, Umbro and even Dickies here too — all pre-loved, of course. And yes, everything is just S$10 so why not? 

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???? 390 Victoria Street, Golden Landmark Mall #03-31, Singapore 188061
???? 12pm– 9pm (Tue to Sun), Closed on Mon

5. Flame Vintage 

Calling all retro-enthusiasts! Here’s a really lit (pun intended) vintage store you defo have to check out — Flame Vintage. Remember back in the day when punk-rock graphic tees were a thing? You’ll be pleased to know that the racks here are stocked full with graphic tees that will certainly make heads turn. 

If rock isn’t your thing, Flame also has a selection of retro-style jackets, vests and more from labels like Nike, and Ralph Lauren among others. I personally really love their wide selection of windbreakers which go for just S$20 to S$30. There’s also a S$10 section that is filled with hidden gems, although you’ll need to put in a bit of effort to rummage through the bin. 

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???? 67 Haji Lane, Singapore 189260
???? 12pm– 9pm (Daily)

6. The Cartel’s 

One of my personal favourite spots to thrift a good graphic tee is The Cartel’s because they have probably the widest selection of graphic tees around. What’s even greater about the shop is they have racks of clothes starting from just S$5 — try saying no to that! 

Apart from their exhaustive collection of graphic tees, they’ve also got a pretty large selection of NFL jerseys and even shoes — yes, you can find some vintage sneakers like Nike Jordans here. If you don’t know what to get, you can go for the three-piece mystery pack which will certainly be a sweet surprise. 

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???? 44 Haji Lane, Level 2, Singapore 189237
???? 12pm– 9pm (Daily)

7. Fibres Friction 

If you find yourself wandering along the streets of Haji Lane in the mood to shop for some vintage clothes, you definitely have to check out Fibres Friction. Formerly known as Thriftanic, the store is lined with racks of neatly colour-coded vintage shirts. 

You can expect to find racks filled with clothes from some of our favourite streetwear brands like Carhartt, Dickie, Wrangler, and more, which helps to keep you focused if you’re looking to shop for a specific brand. There’s also a S$10 cap bin if you’re looking to score some nice trucker caps. 

The next time you plan a shopping spree with your besties, make sure to add these thrift stores to your list. Who knows — you’ll be surprised at the hidden gems you might uncover! 

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That is, until we stumbled upon The Luggage Market (no, it’s not a luggage sale!). Located at Aperia Mall (just a five minute walk from Lavender MRT), this large-scale thrift market has secondhand goodies from over 40 thrift booths operating out of luggages (hence, the name). 

The reason why the booths are operating out of luggages is because The Luggage Market wants people to be able to shop and sell their secondhand items in the easiest way possible — no hassle, no frills (plus, it’s pretty fun to do it the OG flea market/yard sale way too!).

The lively thrift market operates every Sunday from 11AM to 6PM with both indoor and outdoor booths — good news for the ones who prefer to shop in the comfort of an air-conditioned space. 

As The Luggage Market is really big on the sustainability movement and very passionate about curbing overconsumption, most of the items that you’ll find here are pre-loved and priced really affordably. You can even book a booth and bring your own secondhand items to sell — though it can be hard to book a booth at the moment as the booths are in really high demand. 

From chic vintage fashion to feminine and dainty outfits, you’ll be able to find virtually anything from the vast number of booths — and they go from as low as S$2 (sometimes even lesser!). 

If you’re looking to amp up your wardrobe while earning some extra karma points for saving the environment, The Luggage Market might just become your weekly go-to shopping spot! #letsgothrifting!

The Luggage Market
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???? Aperia Mall L1 Atrium Singapore, Singapore 339511
???? 11am – 6pm (Sun)

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On top of thrifting, if you also love everything Korean, you’ll be more than thrilled to know that UNNIEYA, a Korean fashion thrift store located just a one minute walk away from Potong Pasir MRT has a whole bunch of thriftable goodies from branded clothes to bags and accessories — and here’s the best part, they start at only S$5. 

Some popular brands include Romantic Crown (rmtcrw), Kangol, and more. Apparently, you can even find some of the hottest items popularised by some Korean dramas here like Extraordinary Attorney Woo! 

Whether you’re more into the cool street style fashion with baggy shirts and berets or feminine styles like dainty dresses and skirts, you’ll definitely have a blast hunting for your new #OOTDs here. And who knows, maybe you can even change up your style a little with some more adventurous finds since everything is so affordable. 

A concern that many might have when it comes to thrift stores could be the lack of diverse sizes when it comes to the clothes available, but you don’t have to worry about that here as UNNIEYA carries a huge variety of sizes and apparel from XS to XL. Plus, you’re also allowed to try on the clothes so there’s definitely no concern about getting clothes that don’t look good.

And they don’t just stop there when it comes to being inclusive — the thrift store also has clothes for men so your boyfriends and guy buddies don’t get left out while you shop for your k-drama/k-pop/ulzzang transformation. 

For an even better deal, you can also flash the store’s TikTok video for an additional dollar off your total at check out! 

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???? The Poiz Centre 51 Upper Serangoon Road Singapore 347697 #01-26
???? 11am – 9pm (Mon to Sun)

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It’s gained popularity in recent years for being a sustainable alternative to fast fashion, and also a fun activity for friends to do together. Plus, who’d say no to great pieces of clothing at highly affordable prices?

Whether you’re a thrifting veteran, or you want to give it a shot for the first time, here are 10 thrift stores in Singapore where you’ll be able to find all sorts of clothes — from vintage fashion to branded pieces. 

1. New2U

Even amongst thrift stores, New2U is considered one of the most affordable of the lot. You’ll find clothes, shoes, accessories, and even household items all going from the low price of S$1, and they even have regular half-price promotions to cut the cost even further. 

This charity thrift store is run completely by volunteers, and all proceeds go to the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations’ (SCWO) — that’s one more reason to shop there, because it’ll be for a good cause!

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???? 96 Waterloo St, Singapore 187967
???? 10.30am – 2.30pm (Mon to Fri)

2. The Fashion Pulpit

The Fashion Pulpit isn’t your typical thrift store. Rather, it focuses on swapping, which means you swap in your old clothes for credits that you can then spend on the pre-loved clothes in the store — which makes it a great way to not only get new clothes for cheap, but also to get rid of items you no longer wear.

Their selection is pretty extensive, and you’ll find everything from casual summer dresses to formal workwear, and even a few party outfits. Plus, they refresh their inventory every couple of weeks so there’s always something new for you to nab. 

Another plus is that they have fitting rooms in their store, which few thrift stores have.

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???? 6A Shenton Way, OUE Downtown Gallery, #02-08, Singapore 068815
???? 11am – 7pm (Tue to Sun), closed on public holidays

3. Function Five Thriftshop

At Function Five Thriftshop, you’ll find vintage items mostly priced between S$5 and S$25, but the store also has a pile of free clothes that you can help yourself to. 

Plus, they also hold regular promotions offering free sweatshirts, jackets, and t-shirts with every purchase, which makes shopping here extra worth it.

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???? 43 Arab St, Singapore 199742
???? 1pm – 10pm (Mon to Wed, Fri to Sun), 12pm – 9pm (Thu)

4. Nightingale Thrift

Sift through Nightingale Thrift’s offerings and you’ll almost certainly be able to walk away with something you like. The shop is a treasure trove of good finds — from unique one-of-a-kind pieces to familiar brands like Adidas and H&M. 

The shop also supports austistic individuals by providing them with employment and training, and proceeds go to providing for special needs individuals and needy families. 

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???? 1 Queensway Queensway Shopping Centre #02-36, 149053
???? 2pm – 6.30pm (Wed, Fri), 2pm – 7pm (Sat to Sun)

5. Lucky Plaza Bazaar

It’s no secret that Lucky Plaza is thrifting heaven. There are a bunch of thrift stores there, but the biggest of them all is Lucky Plaza Bazaar. 

There, you’ll find racks and racks of all sorts of clothing, with most items being priced between S$2 and S$10. Whether you’re looking for vintage y2k fashion or a cottagecore outfit, chances are, you’ll be able to find it there.

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???? 304 Orchard Rd, #06-14 Lucky Plaza, Singapore 238863
???? 10am – 8.30pm (Mon to Sun)

6. Refash

At Refash, you’ll find familiar brands such as Love Bonito, Topshop, and Zalora, but for just a fraction of the cost. Prices start at S$5, which is a steal especially since the clothes are all like-new.

If you prefer the convenience of shopping online instead of having to physically sift through the racks, Refash is also Singapore’s largest online thrift store — though they also have several physical locations. 

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???? Multiple locations across Singapore
???? Opening hours depending on location

7. MINDS Shop

Selling clothes, accessories, home decor items, and even furniture, MINDS Shop is the place to go for interesting finds at low prices. 

You’ll be assisted by friendly staff with special needs from the Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS), and all proceeds will go to the MINDS trainees as allowance. 

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???? Multiple locations across Singapore
???? Opening hours depending on location

8. HonsiePonsie

Thrift shopping can be challenging if you’re a guy, because many shops only have a small selection catered to men’s clothing. Thankfully, there’s HonsiePonsie, a thrift store focused on pre-loved menswear, so men also have a place to shop secondhand. 

You’ll find a carefully curated selection of jackets, shirts, cargo pants, and other vintage pieces. Prices typically range from S$15 to S$35, which is considerably affordable for good quality vintage clothing.

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???? 1 Queensway, #02 40A, Singapore 149053
???? 12.30pm – 7.30pm (Wed to Sun)

9. The Barn

A quick scroll through The Barn’s social media pages will show you many clothing items priced between S$2 and S$6, but apart from fashion, they also offer other miscellaneous items like household objects, toys, and even cameras. 

Bonus points to the store for convenience — they have three physical outlets in the north, west, and east, plus Carousell and Instagram listings for days that you don’t want to physically sift through items. 

All proceeds from the store go to Cornerstone Community Services, so your money will go towards funding various welfare programmes.

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???? 11 East Coast Road, #01-14 to 15, The Odeon Katong, Singapore 428722
???? 11am – 2pm (Tue to Fri), 9.30am – 12.30pm (Sun) 

???? 591A Ang Mo Kio Street 51, #01-35, Singapore 561591
???? 11am – 2pm (Mon to Fri), 6pm to 8pm (Wed), 10am to 12.30pm (Sat)

???? 27 Penjuru Walk, #01-01, Singapore 608538
???? 10am – 1pm (Mon to Fri), 2pm to 8pm (Sat to Sun) 

10. Praisehaven Mega Family Thrift Store

This is the largest thrift shop in Singapore, and it truly lives up to its name as a mega store. Here, you’ll find everything from clothing and books to furniture and electronics. 

The shop also has fitting rooms, so you can try on clothing before purchasing — and they certainly have tons of interesting clothing. People have found all sorts of clothing here, from vintage leather jackets, to old wedding and prom dresses. 

Plus, the shop is run by the Salvation Army, so proceeds go towards a good cause.

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???? 500 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 678106
???? 11am – 7pm (Mon to Thu), 11am – 8pm (Fri to Sat)

So the next time you feel like having some retail therapy, visit any of these thrift stores for some great finds!

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