This place is wonderful. Endless variety of items. Older video games that my son loves. The owner…read moreis fantastic and prices are great.

From the owner: Cool Stuff inventory changes daily. Vintage, unusual, and fun items is what we have a flair for…read more Costume Jewlery , art and antique toys. Lamps, tables and vintage drapes, spreads and kitchen items. Collectibles of all types. Fun time to be had by all.. Come visit with us.

This is a FABULOUS thrift shop! Great variety for men, women and kids including household and even…read moresome furniture. We hit on a day with some great extra sales, which was so fun. Well organized store with a nice staff. Great selection and all to support a cause!

From the owner: We offer new and gently used clothing, housewares, sporting equipment and some furniture for sale…read more We have a large selection of men's, women's, and children's clothing. Every dollar spent in our thrift shops goes to provide tutoring, mentoring, supplies, and education services to students in Brunswick County.

This is our go-to place for anything we need for our house. We will always check here first to see…read moreif they have it, and most times they do! I also have a little free library out front of our house and I always find fantastic books there to restock my shelves. The employees there are all so helpful and friendly, and we always find great items at a great price.

King of the Shlock!…read more One of my favorite pastimes when traveling or having free time is finding the local thrift stores. I remember when I was a singer on Holland America back in the '80s and we would stop every two weeks in Vancouver. I found an amazing steamer trunk in fabulous condition that must have been from the 30's or 40's. I put wheels on that baby and carted her around with me for years when I entertained. I remember when I was playing Billy Bigelow in Carousel in a summer stock in Pennsylvania and the local thrift store in Mansfield had a mink coat for $10. I bought that coat and tried to butch it up and wear it around. It still looked like I was wearing a butched up woman's coat! I eventually gave it away but had fun wearing back in the days when it was stylish and acceptable. To this day I have a fantastic tweed wool winter coat that I found in a thrift store in the east village in New York. That baby has saved my ass in the worst storms. To this day I wear her wear her whenever it's cold. And so, even as I spend my leisure time down on Oak Island in 2023, I still hit the local thrift stores,except now I call them "schlock" stores which my mother nicknamed them. Schlock is the Yiddish word for junk or crap and that's what my mother thought about all of that. She always liked things brand new having come from a family during the depression, where instead I love to find a bargain and something that's quality but broken in. I would have to say from all of the schlock stores in the Oak Island/ Southport area, my favorite is Habitat for Humanity Store. Although they don't have clothes, there, their offerings of furnishings and bedding and sports equipment and kitchenware, etc. is pretty outstanding and well priced Just this past weekend I stopped by and found a wonderful black briefcase for my work for $8 and a colorful outdoor tablecloth for my back porch for $4. I see so many things there that I want, but I have no floor space or wall space left in my house. If I buy something, something else is going to have to go, and that's a tough one for me when most of the things in my house are from family heirlooms or things I really like. In the meantime, it's a relaxing way for me to spend an hour or two, and over the years I have found wonderful things at habitat for humanity. Check out their specials. When I was there Saturday, everything was 50% off! I don't think I could ever go back to paying full price for most things ever again lol. I may not be a child from the depression, but I was the child of a woman who was a child during the depression and so my frugality lives on! Next time you are visiting Oak Island or Southport stop by the habitat for humanity store. The staff is lovely and welcoming, the offerings are plentiful and well priced, and their men's bathroom is the biggest bathroom I have seen anywhere! Lol Happy Hunting!

This furniture and decor store has two side by side stores. It's full of crystal glass home goods…read moreand furniture. Items arrive daily so make this your quick stop in place to see all the new treasures. They have delivery service available.

The best furniture and accessory store in Southport. We are so sorry they closed. We miss it. No…read moreone else has come close to their selections and quality.

Another thrift store with little to offer. 1/2 the store was roped off and empty. They had very…read morelittle clothing items. They had a little art and a few books. It was pretty much a waste of time stopping.

Found an awesome necklace and shoes for cheap. Then I also found 5 great shirts, one southern tide,…read moretwo polo, and two brooks brothers all for 50 cents each can't beat that!

The positive- the place is clean and organized. The…read morenegative- they don't have anything. They have very limited merchandise. It was still fun to stop and look around.

Great deals on designer clothes, everything in mint condition and a very pleasant and fun shopping…read moreexperience.

Hidden gem! Best thrift shop in Southport hands-down. Whether you are a southern lady or a trendy…read moreteenager, there is something for you to find here. The owner, Heather, was so kind and helpful through my entire shopping experience. She let me take as many items in the fitting room and gave me her honest opinion on each piece. The prices are phenomenal for the name brands she has. Tons of handmade jewelry that would make a great gift. You can definitely tell so much love and charm has been put into her shop, can't wait to come back, it was worth the 45 minute drive!