With an ever-increasing awareness of the fashion industry’s impact on communities and the planet, shopping secondhand has shed its old stigma and has acquired a well-deserved following. I know you’re all fashion lovers, so you’re likely familiar with traditional brick-and-mortar consignment shops, but did you know that you can shop and sell secondhand fashion right from the comfort of your home? That’s right folks, you can save the planet and save money all while eating ice cream in your pyjamas in front of your computer by shopping from online consignment stores.

TheRealReal is one of my favourites when looking for true luxury consignment pieces online. TheRealReal accepts and sells men’s, women’s and children’s fashion, fine jewellery, watches, fine art, and home furnishings in good to pristine condition from brands listed in the Designer Directory. Some things to note before shopping your little heart out: the RealReal applies a shipping fee of approximately $45 CAD to Canadian orders and duties are paid upon arrival (which can be a lot).
Lux Second Chance is a Canadian luxury secondhand retailer that works with existing consignment stores from Canada, the U.S., France, and the U.K. to aggregate thousands of authenticated items. The company curates beautiful collections of high-end brands, featuring both classics and trendy items. Some rare pieces even come from private sales which have never even been available on retail shelves. Browse through lovely designer bags, jewellery, shoes, wallets, and more!
Check out LXRandCo for all of your luxury bag and accessory needs. Not only can you sell your pre-loved items or make a purchase on a Chanel crossbody, you can also rent a bag for up to 6 months at a time! How cool is that?
The Upside has so many designers to shop. From gently used clothing, to accessories, to shoes, this online consignment store has just what you need to grow your luxury item collection. Have designer items to sell? Check out the Sell With Us tab on the site.

Don’t know if you’re after budget or luxury items? thredUP has a variety of brands for everyone’s style and budget. Prices start at $0.99 and go up into the thousands. I, myself, have bought secondhand pieces from a wide range of brands like Aritzia, Reformation, Zara, Louis Vuitton, and Dolce & Gabbana on thredUP.
What’s really cool about thredUP is its Clean Out Kit, which easily allows you to send in your clothes to sell for cash or store credit. thredUP also gives you the option of choosing to donate your clothing instead of consigning — which means that instead of receiving cash or credit, thredUP will make a donation of $5 per bag that you donate on your behalf to a charity of your choice!
Love That Bag Etc. only sells exceptional quality of designer goods to its customers. The company offers handbags, jewelry, dresses, coats, sunglasses, shoes, and more. Items 10 years are older are not available here, with the exception of Chanel and Hermes, so you’re getting all the new and stylish items.

Vestiaire Collective is very similar to the RealReal because it also specializes in luxury consignment. However, Vestiaire is different because sellers have the option of selling items directly from their homes or the option of consigning their items with Vestiaire Collective and having Vestiaire Collective sell the item on their behalf. My favourite thing about Vestiaire is that you can negotiate up to 30% off the stated price of an item directly with the seller so you can score even more of a discount!
Some things to note before shopping is that Vestiaire Collective applies a shipping fee per product according to the origin of the item and your delivery address. On top of that, it charges an authentication fee of 2% of the price of the item up to a maximum of approximately $16 CAD. Orders from private sellers are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. However, orders from professional sellers are returnable within 14 days of receiving your order.

A favourite of the gram’s most popular bloggers is What Goes Around Comes Around. While this luxe designer store has gorgeous locations in the States, if you’re not willing to travel, you can shop all your designer needs from the comfort of home. This luxe consignment store is known for its insane selection of designer brands like Chanel, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, YSL, and Prada, to name just a few.
What’s great about shopping What Goes Around Comes Around online is that all the prices are in Canadian dollars. But buyer beware because the duties and taxes will all be calculated at checkout. Also, if you buy in store, everything is final sale but if you purchase online, they’ll let you make a return. Online for the win!
The awesome Rebag store is online and has multiple locations in the USA. All of the designer pieces are white-glove inspected to ensure the highest quality. If you’re looking to sell, you can opt for the Rebag Credit and you’ll earn 20% more. The site sometimes has discount codes to use so be sure to keep an eye out for those!

If you’re after the most luxe designer items, we suggest taking a peek over at Le Prix. Formerly known as Snob Swap, this online consignment retailer allows users to both sell, and buy previously owned designer items. From Chanel to Hermès, McQueen and more, the site offers top designer items for up to 90% off. While returns and shipping is free if you live in America, but for us Canadians, the shipping fee is a flat rate of $35 and all sales are final.
Tradesy began in 2009 when owner, Tracy, was determined to fix fashion and lower the carbon footprint of the industry. Now a super successful shop, you can get all your designer desires here. From Chanel, to Louis Vuitton, to Off-White, to Burberry, the inventory is endless.
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If you’re looking to upgrade your style on a budget then keep on reading. You’d be surprised at what you can find in local consignment shops and online when it comes to designer bags that you can get for under $500. If you know where to look, finding bags that won’t break the bank will become an easy feat.
Montreal-based SSENSE is known for its insane selection of designer duds. Whatever you want, you name it and it’s there including a selection of bags under $500. Shop brands like Jacquemus, Off-White, Chloe, and many more. Plus right now lots of goodies are on sale so shop while the deals are hot!
Fashionably Yours on Queen West is a fashion lovers dream. The shop is filled high and low with secondhand designer finds and the prices are almost too good to be true. Browse through the store’s inventory online or venture on in and get your hands on its selection of bags under $500 from designers like Dior, Valentino, and Yves Saint Laurent to name a few.
Another online retailer to have on your list is Farfetch. After just a few clicks you’ll discover items from designers you might not have heard of. How cool is it that you can be the first of your group to cop a designer bag from a new-to-you brand?
If a bargain is what you’re after, then allow us to introduce you to The Outnet. The site is owned by the Net-A-Porter group and it offers folks all the designer brands they know and love for up to 70% off. This means that not only can you find clothes, accessories, shoes, and more for under $500 but also lots of handbags. Shop brands like Isabel Marant, Tory Burch, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Anya Hindmarch, and many more.
Known for being one of the best designer resale sites in the business, The RealReal is clearly doing something right. It’s here that you can browse all the designer duds the site has to offer including a whole ton of bags under $500.
RETYCHE is a consignment store that’s located in Yorkville. This store is home to a ton of amazing designer finds, especially ones that won’t break the bank. After just a few clicks around, you’ll notice swoon-worthy bags from brands like MCM, Gucci, Longchamp, and more available for under $500.
Another designer resale website to know and fall in love with is Vestiaire Collective. The site is beloved by lots of celebs and if it’s good enough for stars, then it’s def good enough for us. Your options are endless when you’re browsing on Vestiaire so buckle up and get shopping!
I Miss You Vintage is a consignment store on the Ossington strip in Toronto. Pop in to shop in-store or shop online but whatever you do, prepare yourself for the influx of designer vintage that you’re going to want to buy. The store has amazing deals and if it’s a rare find you’re after, this is the place to look.
Consign Toronto has been a go-to for designer consignment ever since it opened in 2012. Located in the Queen West neighbourhood of TO, the store is a must when shopping for designer bags and other high fashion goods. With designer brands in store from Marc Jacobs to Edie Parker, the possibilities are endless.
VSP Consignment is one of our favourite places to shop for designer consignment in Toronto. Britt Rawlinson opened the store in 2013, and it quickly gained popularity due to the selection of gently used designer goods. This store is expertly curated and it’s filled with designer clothes, accessories, shoes, and of course, handbags!
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If you’ve never heard of The RealReal, you’re really really missing out! The RealReal is a consignment store with locations to shop, and drop off consignment items. However The RealReal is definitely more known for being a huge e-commerce consignment site that sells authentic designer items. Not only can you save some serious money on designer pieces when shopping at The RealReal, but you can also find some unique vintage finds. Even better, you may even stumble across coveted items that are sold out every where else.
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It’s officially the new year, which is the perfect time to clean out your closet and get a fresh start! Consigning your clothes is a great option because not only are you getting rid of the stuff you no longer wear, you are doing so in an ethical way. Plus, why not try and get some money in exchange for your previously loved items? Mississauga and its surrounding areas have some great consignment stores worth visiting to get your hands on some new-to-you pieces to update your wardrobe.

It’s Our Little Secret Boutique specializes in consignment of authentic luxury designer pieces. It’s the perfect place to consign that designer bag you haven’t touched in years, maybe even to help pay for a new one that you’ll get more use out of. No appointment is needed during weekdays to drop off your clean, pressed/steamed clothing to the store. If you’re simply in the market to add a luxury piece to your closet, shopping secondhand at this consignment store is sure to save you some cash.

Plato’s Closet is always an easy go-to for quick consignment. This consignment store is great to check out if you want up-front cash the day you’re donating, as some stores require your items to sell before you get paid. With so many locations in the GTA, you’re bound to find one close to you, and the selection is always killer.

Located near Mississauga in Etobicoke is The Comeback, a consignment store for ladies clothing carrying mostly name brands like Tory Burch, Aritzia, Christian Louboutin, to name a few. The Comeback is a great place to do some shopping to get more bang for your buck, and it even has an online shop, too. The store’s consignment process gives you a percentage that varies depending on how much the item retails for (the more the item sells for, the higher percentage the consigner gets). You can pick up your cash in store or put it towards a purchase, getting an extra 10% on top of your balance to shop with.

Restyle Beauty Boutique is a consignment store run by a team of women located in Brampton. This unique consignment store offers not only clothing but also furniture, decor, and locally made goodies. The boutique even has beauty services, making it the ultimate one-stop-shop. If you want to consign at this boutique, make an appointment for 15-20 items per appointment, also note that your items must be clean and under two years old!

Designer Swap is a consignment shop that is based mostly online, but also offers all your wardrobe needs from inside Talka Alterations and Embroidery in Mississauga. Designer Swap offers closet organizing, clothing alterations, and wardrobe & image styling in addition to consignment! Designer Swap takes/offers shoes, clothing, handbags, and accessories and only sells/takes 100% authentic items.

Near Mississauga is Style Encore and it’s located in Oakville. Style Encore is a traditional consignment store buying/selling gently used secondhand apparel and accessories, including designer items! This store pays out consigners on the spot, which is always nice and easy. If you’re looking to update your wardrobe while consigning, Style Encore offers free styling help, too!

By Consignment Boutique is another consignment shop located near Mississauga in close by Oakville and that has been around since 1990! This boutique specializes in upscale womenswear from brands like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, and more. If this shop is a little far from you, don’t fret, you can shop from its online store.

Colours Exchange is a consignment gem that’s located just outside of Mississauga in Etobicoke. This is an upscale designer and luxury consignment store that only carries designer name brands, so it’s a great option to make some money for your lightly used designer goods!

While Talize isn’t a direct consignment store, but we thought we would include it in this list since it’s a great place to donate your clothing to. Don’t worry, you can still get the benefit of a 30% off coupon for your next purchase when you donate two or more bags, or $5 credit for your donation. Donating at Talize is also a great way to get rid of the clothes that maybe didn’t make it through the consignment process.
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