Name: New Nearly New Thrift Shop
Address: 3167 Hillsborough Rd, Durham, NC, 27705, US
Telephone: (919) 748-4444

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Phone: (919) 748-4444

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New Nearly New Thrift Shop is a passion project started by a group of industrious Durham residents who pledged to donate one item for every item sold. Browse their selection of clothing, furniture, home goods, decor and more, and come back often as they restock daily.

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Xochitl 11 months ago

Cheaper than a lot of other thrift stores! They have a variety of things whether it’s wigs, costumes, toys, books, and clothing. Although the clothing wasn’t to my liking there are certain name brands here like carthartt. Very fun and silly experience to go with friends. This is definitely a great hangout spot if you wanna just go out for a day.
Autumn Arenas 2 months ago

I came here with my 3 month old baby and the cashier Angela sang to her, she LOVED it and it was such a cute moment. I just love being somewhere that I feel my daughter is welcome at too.
Ive gone shopping here twice now and have came out with some really amazing deals. It's a pretty standard thrift store experience, so just keep your expectations realistic, especially for clothes.
alexis graves 5 months ago

Insanely expensive. Whoever decides on prices needs a reality check. Nothing is organized. I've seen 4 year old polyester sweaters (the season is frequently on the material tag inside the garment) with heavy pilling for over 20 dollars. Used saucepans-heavily burned, no lid-over 25 dollars. Any piece of clothing with a readable label is called 'designer' and priced accordingly. This includes Walmart, Target, and Shein. Don't bother shopping here. The Scrap Exchange is better for clothing and TROSA for furniture and home goods.
Kristen Sheridan 8 months ago

Clean, nice, organized store with good items but I walked out after 10 minutes of browsing because the prices were so high. If the prices were 60% less, I would've bought a boatload of stuff and spent a good amount of money, so I'm not sure what their business model is here. I guess they like having all that inventory? I actually had a moment of cognitive dissonance looking at the prices. I didn't understand what I was looking at when I saw $19.50 for a polo shirt and thought "....wait is that in AMERICAN dollars?" like i had somehow transported to a different country lol. No thanks.
Abigail Thomas 3 months ago

This used to be a great spot, now they have insanely high prices. I saw multiple damaged and visibly dirty used goods priced about 30% below (new) retail prices! Some open games and toys that didn’t have all the pieces were priced at $20+. Shoes were priced at $12-$50 just based on brand with no account for their condition (used, dirty, worn). This place has gone massively downhill and doesn’t have “new nearly new” pricing anymore.