Tiburon Thrift Shop

This is the best store in Marin
I love the charities it benefits
Amazing clothes , vintage , comics, records, old cameras, jewelry, you name it they got it.

Thinking of getting something lovely to wear or a home embellishment, this shop has a well curated selection of wonderful items all donated from our community. Best of all the funds go back to charities 😊

Incredible ever-changing inventory!! I love hunting for treasures, and treasures abound. Vitamin brand shirts, escada, Eileen Fisher, top brands, including current next-to-new shoes. Lots of men’s shirts and other clothing. Benefits our church and 4 other Tiburon charities.

So beautiful! And the manager is wonderful! Very helpful. Very sweet! She's amazing 👏 the prices are very affordable! And the items are unique 👌 thank you so much for the great experience!💜

Lovely and inviting thrift store, lots of findings, they have tea sets, some clothes, books, jewelry. They help 5 charities so your purchase goes to great causes.

Love this place! It is one of the first stops when I get here. Great finds!!

love this shop and the ladies that run it

Always super friendly and helpful

Calling it a thrift store may be pushing it. But an eclectic unusual store.

This is the most expensive “thrift” store I’ve ever seen! It’s so offensive.

They are selling a tiny brass Buddha for over $200, old jewelry for over $1,000, and ten year old “designer” clothing at their original new prices. Even the non brand name items have received a crazy degree of price inflation.

Every item has been donated, so they’re just choosing to absolutely rob people.

Also, everything is very ugly. Skip this, it is not a thrift store.

We have been coming for years and we used to always stopped by there whenever we were in town. We loved their affordable prices, the uniqueness and all the antics and curiosities. Today was a big disappointment. We realized how it had changed over time. Someone said on a review that you can find treasures there.. well maybe you can but you will have to pay high prices for it.
It used to be modest and for everyone. Nowadays, only wealthy ladies can afford visiting this place. Let’s say it, it became a thrift store for the riches.