1. Pacific Pearl

Located centrally in Downtown Fort Bragg, Pacific Pearl is an artisan co-op and upcycle mercantile with over 100 consigners that features practical items and works of art, furniture, crafts and special treasures that are welcomed by visitors and locals alike. For every transaction, the buyer gets to choose a local nonprofit to donate $1 to. You’ll walk out with something you never knew you needed – and feel good about your purchase too.

2. Lost Coast Found

Lost Coast Found features mid-century housewares, furniture, California pottery, art, books, LP’s and so much more. The shop is adjacent to the Larry Spring Museum which is well worth a visit in conjunction. Every shelf feels like a curated time capsule, and the cool sea breezes drifting through the door only add to its charm.

3. Paul Bunyan Thrift Shop

What began as weekly yard sales benefiting the Paul Bunyan school, offering education to local developmentally disabled children, the Paul Bunyan Thrift Store features a large selection of clothing and furniture on consignment. Proceeds benefit @parentsandfriendsinc programs. It’s a treasure hunt with a heart.

4. Sea La Vie

Specializing in unique, quirky and vintage finds from around the country, expect the unexpected here, from playful collectibles to one-of-a-kind décor that sparks conversation with all who observe.

5. Cloth

With a focus on vintage clothing of upscale and on trend brands, Cloth offers buy, sell and trade options. It’s a revolving closet of curated fashion, perfect for uncovering your next signature piece.

6. State of the Ark Thrift Store

Located just west of the Highway One roundabout at Simpson Lane, The Ark benefits the Mendocino Coast Humane Society. The Ark is an emporium of used and recycled treasures of all kinds. From quirky curiosities to everyday essentials, this shop has the delightful chaos of a place where anything is possible—and everything supports local animals in need.

7. The Attic

The Attic thrift store benefits the Redwood Coast Senior Center. Located a few blocks northwest of downtown, you’ll find a tidy collection and a wide variety of household goods and upcycled clothing. It’s a calm, well-organized shop where thoughtful volunteers help keep quality pieces in circulation and out of the landfill.

8. Little Cup Vintage and Letterpress

At Little Cup, browse through unique art and vintage and handmade goods. You will also find seasonal handmade letterpress cards. They also offer classes in letterpress on their antique Pearl Golding letterpress using decorative type and elements. It’s a delightful creative community hub, where browsing is as inspiring as the workshops.

9. MCDH Hospice Gift Shop

Support a wonderful cause and donate items at their store in the Boatyard shopping center. Donations accepted Monday – Saturday from 10:30 – 4:30. Your purchases go toward supporting people to stay in their homes with hospice support. Thoughtfully curated and full of heart, this shop turns everyday shopping into meaningful impact.

10. The Treasure Room

Located on Franklin Street in the downtown central business district, The Treasure Room features many unique finds of forgotten value. It’s the kind of place where a casual browse can lead to uncovering something rare, beautiful, or delightfully odd.

11. Retropolitan (it was too hard to keep the list to 10!)

On Laurel Street toward Main Street, Retropolitan is a space bursting with the most interesting items from the past including clothing, housewares, and ephemera from many eras. Plan to spend some time in as there is so much to look at and ponder.

12. Interior

On Redwood Avenue, just a block and a half east of Main Street, this beautiful shop features both vintage and modern home decor and products. With a new supply delivered every two weeks, there is always something fresh to discover, so stop by often!