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Where to store the best deals in Portland shopping

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Attention portland shopping fans: our city is packed with amazing thrift stores. Not only is buying used an inexpensive way to shop, it's also great for the planet! Keep in mind that many of the thrift stores listed here will also re-sell your unwanted goods for you.

1. Village Merchants

Where: 3360 SE Division St
What: The selection here is pretty incredible. Furniture, bikes, clothing, books, toys, household goods. Prices are fair and Village Merchants will buy your stuff, too. It's best to call ahead and make an appointment.

2. Red Light Clothing Exchange

Where: 3590 SE Hawthorne Blvd
What: If you can stand the high hipster factor and less-than-friendly staff, there are some amazing finds at Red Light. Prices can be higher than other thrift shops, but you can also make a good amount of cash if you come here to sell your own, super-cool clothes.

3. Here We Go Again

Where: 2438 NE Broadway Street and 0511 SW Carolina Street
What: For the frugal fashionista, Here We Go Again is an ever-changing array of shoes and clothing for women. They consign newer clothes (from the past two years) in good condition, too.

4. Seams to Fit

Where: 2264 NW Raleigh St
What: Love designer clothes but don't want to spend your entire paycheck on them? Head to Seams to Fit, where they resell brand names like Prada, Marni, and Gucci. Consignments are accepted, but they've gotta be top-notch.

5. Savvy Plus

Where: 3204 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
What: Finally, a resale store for plus-sized ladies. No more digging through the racks for the few items that might fit. And Savvy Plus sells new clothing, too. Got consignments in sizes 12 and up? Bring 'em in.

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