The 5 Best Secondhand Stores Around Summit County

Secondhand shopping has evolved far beyond the hunt for bargains — it’s become a conscious lifestyle choice. According to resale industry reports, the U.S. secondhand market is expected to more than double by 2030, driven by sustainability-minded consumers and a growing love for one-of-a-kind finds. Whether it’s vintage fashion, repurposed furniture, or collectibles with stories to tell, Summit County offers plenty of opportunities to shop smarter and lighter on the planet. The Best of Summit shines a spotlight on local secondhand stores that make reusing and repurposing both rewarding and fun.

ReSaddled Thrift Store

ReSaddled Thrift Store in Silverthorne combines the charm of a small-town thrift shop with the heart of a community cause. Operated by and benefiting the Blue River Horse Center, the store supports local equine education and rescue efforts through its sales. Shoppers will find a mix of gently used clothing, home goods, books, and unique items, with all proceeds going toward animal care and community outreach programs. ReSaddled’s mission-driven model gives new meaning to the phrase “shopping for a good cause.”

Funky Trunk Boutique

Funky Trunk Boutique in Frisco offers a curated approach to secondhand shopping. Rather than a typical thrift store, it’s a consignment boutique with an eye for current trends, quality brands, and sustainable fashion. Each item on the rack has been thoughtfully selected, from stylish outerwear to chic accessories. The team emphasizes sustainability and individuality, helping customers refresh their wardrobes with pieces that have both character and conscience.

Habitat for Humanity ReStore

Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Silverthorne brings purpose to every purchase. The store accepts and resells donated furniture, appliances, home improvement supplies, and décor, keeping thousands of pounds of materials out of landfills each year. The proceeds directly support Summit Habitat for Humanity’s mission to provide affordable housing in the community. Whether you’re hunting for a new dining table or DIY materials, ReStore makes it easy to furnish your space while helping local families build theirs.

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