The absolute best place to shop thrift/antique/consignment style in Austin. For one, it raises money for good causes. For two, the prices are reasonable and go down each month. You can find some very good deals here if you find the item at the right time. The selection is really good, not a $4 yogurt glass like at a thrift store, but really good quality items. read more

The Next To New shop - Home Decor Near Me - Austin, Texas

As someone who goes thrifting every weekend, Next-to-New is one of my regular stops. It's a consignment shop rather than a traditional thrift store, so the initial prices are set by the consignors, not the shop. What keeps me coming back, though, is the pricing system. Every tag shows when the item will be marked down next, so if something is a little too expensive for my bargain-hunting budget today, I can either look for older tags that have already been discounted or make a note to come back after the next markdown. It's such a smart system, and it makes shopping here a lot more fun. I also love that the store is staffed by volunteers and that the proceeds benefit local charities. It's nice knowing that my purchases are helping support good causes. For me, though, the biggest draw is the selection. They consistently have a great assortment of vintage glassware, including Early American Prescut (EAPC) and other beautiful older pieces. Since my goal when thrifting is to find things I couldn't otherwise afford, Next-to-New gives me a real chance to do exactly that. Their clothing section is another reason I keep coming back. They always seem to have quality pieces at fair prices, often from really good brands. I especially appreciate that everything is organized by size instead of just by type of clothing, so I'm only looking through items that might actually fit instead of wasting time digging through everything. If you enjoy the hunt and don't mind waiting for markdowns, this is one of the best places in Austin to shop for secondhand treasures. read more

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Worth stopping by on a regular basis, right now they have a LOT of Christmas items out, and the usual eclectic mix of heirloom/useful/interesting household items. You can always find a good deal somewhere in the store. Volunteers are always friendly and helpful at checkout. Starting in January, they are limiting the number of consignors on consignment day to 40, first come first served. Will be interesting to see how this works, as we have been able to pass on some of our magpie collection stuff this last year. read more

There are so many beautiful items in the shop. They are priced well and are much higher quality than most thrift stores I've been in. It is on my to-do list every time we come to Austin. Linda. read more

Great selection of decor, glassware, dishes, clothes, and jewelry. I love looking thru the dishware/glasses. Prices begin pricey (not thrift prices) but price lowers as the item sits in the shelf. Prices are clearly marked. Shelves are organized and easy to browse thru. read more

I can really see their plan for this thrift store, but unfortunately none of it was exactly for me. While boasting plenty of things, the prices were a bit too steep for me. Some recycled furniture and pots/pans were just as expensive as going out and finding new ones. They had some cast iron pans that were more expensive than just going to a store that sells Lodge brand cast irons and purchasing them instead. The workers were all super friendly and nice but ultimately I ended up not buying anything because of the prices. They had some nice things; their picture frames and signs may have been limited but were all super nice read more

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Got them on my fyp on tiktok they have a lot of everything very cute dinnerware, some items pricing were a bit too much when I can just buy new but if you like it enough it really is worth it! And it is a consignment store too so it really isn't too bad. Only concern was one volunteer on the floor got way too close to me to hang something please say excuse me before not after you hang an item someone is standing in front of, or wait until they move. Another volunteer sales floor was just staring me down. I do get this a lot as I am your classic baggy wearing gen z. I have worked retail I know the way I dress would get me followed but I recommend asking people who look like me if I need any assistance instead, be kind to everyone :) The woman at the register was so kind! She happily explained how everything worked as it was my first time and I'm so impressed with the unique selection will definitely be coming back go decorate my home:) (don't recommend bringing children there is a lot of fragile items) read more

I have been going to this store for ten years or more. You used to be able to find rare things for an affordable price. They have increased their prices and price anything of value to what it would be priced at an antique store. Not thrift store prices, if you can go online and find it cheaper on eBay, it's not what I consider thrift. Beautiful store, great friendly workers, but don't plan on finding a bargain. read more

Always finding unique treasures. A creative place to shop for gifts and treats. Friendly volunteers, always helpful.

When you walk through the door, you see a lot of high-quality cool stuff, but keep in mind you're not in a thrift shop, you're in a consignment store. So forget about finding goodwill pricing here, as everything here is priced at full retail, perhaps in some cases more. With that said, what you will find here is some really high-quality very collectible merchandise. This is the place where you will find that very collectible or antique item that no thrift store will carry. This place has a tremendous abundance of glassware and some fine furnishings. Less than 20% of the floor space is given over to clothing. What is interesting is how the pricing works where the asking price usually diminishes down every 30 days or so. In other words what sells for full price once it hits the shelf today, within three months will sell for about 60% less. However, I did notice that sliding scale does vary from item to item. As a result, that's where you can find some deals. They accept consignment donations during three days of the week, so best to call first. All sales are final. read more

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So many unique choices, clothing, antiques, knickknacks, collectors items, you name it. A pillar in the community.

Lots of treasures here waiting for your perusal, inspection, and purchase. This store is one of the best of good causes. N2N is a ministry of a local church, and you can consign or donate items. Highly recommended without reservation. read more

Great selection of gently used items. Clean, organized and clearly priced. Great place to find affordable items and keep them out of the landfill. read more

Service was great, everyone was so sweet! Amazing vintage collection, a little bit of everything. LOTS of dish-ware if you're just moving here or searching for a new look. read more

Good service, great value! There were so many high quality items here (furniture, art, cooking utensils, clothing). I appreciated that the items became more discounted over time and that the labels are transparent about when exactly that will happen. I thought that was a great system. Will def go back. I wish there was a little more ambiance, to make it a more enjoyable shopping experience but overall a good place to check out with great deals. read more

a good selection but these prices are definitely not thrift prices if that's what you're looking for. $15-$20+ for everyday clothing brands, and i saw a bag of embroidery floss going for $12. Would skip if you're looking for true thrift prices read more

Next-to-New has been reborn into a hip vintage consignment shop that you will absolutely enjoy visiting. The have vintage and some modern furniture, housewares, decor items and clothing. The new staff is fantastic. They have put the store together in a way that is inviting and the displays are crazy good. One of a kind items and the best vintage in Austin. They have a pricing system where prices go down each month (clothes are faster) so you can get some great deals. If you really want something though buy it that day. The turnover in the store is wickedly fast. Bet you will be glad you visited. read more

Up and down Burnet Road you will find the coolest and most unique thrift stores and Next to New is an OG store (original)! Selection is always diverse, changes daily, and items are marked down every 30 days! If you decide to wait to buy an item you like or find you are taking a risk that someone else will come in right after you and snag it at the price listed that day. It's important to keep this in mind as you attempt to bypass the treasure you find here. All volunteers and staff here are super friendly, knowledgeable, and take COVID precautions seriously here. You must wear your mask as you shop and there are plenty of ways to keep your hands clean with hand sanitizer around the store. As Travis County goes up and down with their stages of pandemic be sure to call ahead to make sure Next to New is open. You do not want to show up and miss out if they are closed. They are also very good about providing hours of operation and if they are open on their Facebook as well. read more

Wonderful selection of art , household goods, clothing , rugs at great prices . A fun place to shop

I've shopped here and also consigned items for decades. It's a large store with some of everything folks have inside their homes! Now that I'm retired I stop there 2-3 times each week. First I dash to the blouses in my size and then the art. I've bought 2 lovely large watercolor paintings from them, lots of Christmas items and many blouses. Color me a happy shopper! I always look at the furniture too, looking for a smaller dining table and the perfect wing chair, a smaller sofa... Don't miss out on this treasure on Burnet Road! read more

I wasn't very familiar with this store until I started consigning items earlier this year. The volunteers have always been helpful and kind during the consignment process, which is only certain days of the week and during certain hours. They occasionally take a week or 2 off from accepting consignments in order to give volunteers a break. It's a good idea to familiarize yourself with which items are accepted and which ones are not. Most of the pertinent info is available on their website or social media. The scene in the consignment room can seem chaotic, but the many volunteers keep things flowing smoothly. Questions (when I've had them) have been answered by knowledgeable staff and the management team. I can't emphasize enough how kind and patient the volunteers have been during consignment or when purchasing from the shop. This place is run almost entirely by volunteers, which is rather phenomenal to me. It's always fun to take a stroll through the large showroom after dropping off consignment items. read more

I think I'm done going to next to new. I'd like to supporting the consignment shop because I know the church that it is attached to. I was in there two weeks ago mask shelves were empty which I understood, but I still looked around because I knew what I needed and I have found things there in the past. Yesterday I was in there, and the prices have jumpedBut there's no supply chain issue. When I went to check out, The man at the register in Texas terms was rude. When I said I did not need help he should have heard me. It used to be warm, people used to smile, and you love feeling like you had a bargain while spending your money for a good cause. It's not that anymore I will not spend my money there read more

Love this place. Several years ago, I got lots of Christmas presents here. Vintage jewelry, furniture and clothes. Profits go to non-profits in the Austin area. Volunteers rock!! Carol in Austin read more

Nice vintage shop. A little pricey compared to other similar shops. Very nice staff.

I left items for consignment. The process was chaotic, unorganized and not a pleasant experience. Personnel are volunteers but they just stand around. I am very disappointed in the staff and Management. I will NEVER leave anything on consignment with them again. When I asked questions about login problems they were not helpful. I can't see my account and have to take their word the things they sold. I DO NOT RECOMMEND read more

A little bit of everything in this store. A few clothing racks, dishes, China, kitchen, furniture, etc. the reason I dinged them one star was I felt some of the furniture was a little overpriced. I know that it was quality furniture, BUT...it is a resale place...so it seemed a bit high. They even had a few vintage fur coats near the front that were Beautiful. I'll definitely go back, but just like every thrift place, the quality or quantity of their merch goes back to who is donating. Check in often, as their prices go down as things "sit" for a period of time. read more

The owners are super helpful and kind. Love the variety of items to choose from and they're at great prices. I hope this business is able to stick around, they're my favorite second-hand shop in town. read more

I have to say this place has great stuff, but it is way out of my price range! Very expensive.

I like Next To New it is one of my favorite thrift/ consignment stores. The merchandise is marked down every 30 days. You wait and maybe it is still there. You decide if you want it cheaper, but you might not get it! The staff are all volunteers and if you are nice they are! But rudeness to others means you might not get the nicest response in return! People that are rude are probably treated poorly! I find that the golden rule generally is the way to treat others! Do on to others as YOU would have others do unto you!!! If you want nice than be nice!!!!! Be the one to be nice first!!! The merchandise is nice and they handle a huge volume of items! Of course this means that some items will be broken!!! It's not their fault but the people that are looking!!! This can't be helped! If you consign there you have to expect that your items might not make it to someone's house and you don't get paid! You think the Goodwill doesn't break 1/4 of the items given! So shop there as if it was your consigned items and good hunting! read more

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I adore this store! They have a mixture of old, new, thrifted, and estate sale items. The prices are great for what they are. I bought way more than expected. The staff are super kind and respectful. The store is well kept and organized. I will definitely be returning! The prices do change on some items depending on how long they have been there. They get new items 3 times a week. I assume they like to get the inventory out quicker therefore price drops. There is a price drop schedule on some of their price tags. Check it out! read more

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Next to New Shop is a resale store run by St. David's Episcopal Church of Austin. They have fast become one of my favorite used/vintage/consignment stores in Austin. The large storehouse of goods has no particular trait that seduces me. They have no merchandise that's particularly unique. Items are placed on shelves, but no one has spent hours on themed displays. Next to New is what it is and doesn't pretend to be anything. This is why I love the place. Want an old toaster because yours is on the fritz? Well okay, Next to New probably has one and will probably sell it to you for under $10. I get the sense that a portion of the staff are older members of the St. David's congregation. Which makes them amazing employees. They are kind and patient, they know their stock, and they believe in what they're doing....if only we all were such model employees! N2N carries your garden-variety of used merchandise...anything and everything you could possibly need to fill a home. To name a few: furniture, kitchen appliances, dishes, old radios and TVs, books, movies, jewelry, rugs and office supplies. I'd recommend a walk-through at this store to anyone. **Side note: Next to New is moving down the road to 5435 Burnet Road, Austin, TX 78756 in March 2007.** Next to New is Next to Perfect. read more

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We have been consigning things here for over 5 years and have never been disappointed. Things don't always sell in the 90 day period so they then go to the Salvation Army. We like that we get a small amount for our items, contrary to just taking them to Goodwill where we get nothing. We continue to downsize our collection and declutter. Next2New is our place of choice. read more

I stopped by today 7/7/19. Bought a few things. To my surprise when I got home one of the items I bought didn't make it in the bag. Hopefully I can go back and pick it up. I called the store and messaged the manager about the item. It's a beautiful vintage cardigan. I picked up the next day. read more

Sad to say this place has gone corporate. They now follow a for profit model and it's heartbreaking to know that community folks that used to count on this place for a great find no longer can. All items are priced for the highest bidder with the mantra of "we're helping get the most we can for those in need". It's not mission driven anymore - and TBH many consignment places have moved this way. Good news Assistance League down the street continues to focus on its mission and still provides the ATX community great finds a truly reasonable prices. I still check in here - and will buy from a place that is honest that they are for profit like Curated Texas instead of Next to New that states it's mission driven and charges based on corporate model that only helps the priveleged (like me btw ). read more

Oh goodness, it's like a senile grandma's group got together to sell all the old kitchy stuff you see in packrat houses. The worst part? It's SUPER expensive. It probably costs more now than it did when it was purchased a hundred years ago. The funny thing is I thought I might get a few of the figurines to rest in the garden, for my daughter, but they were over ten bucks apiece. I was polite enough to leave and never return without saying anything to them. read more

First, my apologies to the nice church ladies that run this place for wearing my dung beetle t-shirt into their establishment. It has an illustration of a dung beetle and says "Eats Shit and Dies." I kept wondering why I was getting odd glances from the store clerks. At least the shirt is entirely factual :-) We just bought a new (old) home that needs tons of work on the style front, so naturally consignment and thrift stores are a great fit, allowing us to get quite a bit more "bang" for our buck while still picking up unique / eclectic items. I've driven past this place a million times but never actually stopped in; thrift stores are a dime a dozen in this town and the range in quality is dramatic. We stopped in on a Saturday, along with seemingly everyone else in the 78757 zip code. The nice ladies that run the joint were grilling hot dogs for the Fourth of July, offering free lunch to all shoppers. Generous! Who doesn't want a tasty weeny while sifting through heeps of other people's old junk? I say junk endearingly. This place has one of everything. From appliances to antiques to TONS of jewelry and clothing, it's probably in here if you look hard enough. Pricing is super cool. . . . this is one of those places where what you pay is based on how long its been sitting on the shelf - when an item is put out for sale, it has an initial (highest price) and also outlines a price reduction schedule that I believe triggers in 30 day increments. I bought a fabulous old furniture cabinet that certainly needs a bit of refinishing. It was priced at $67.00, but since the first price reduction date outlined on the tag had passed, it was reduced to just $30. If I could have waited just two more days, I could have scored it for just $16, assuming someone else didn't beat me to the punch. Definitely going back. Docked my review by one star for the attitude of the guy that helped me load my car. . . the nice checkout lady told me I could go down the stairs in the store and find a guy in a blue shirt who would be glad to help me load. I find him. . . sitting on a couch watching a big screen TV with a sports match on. He was completely and totally put out when I asked him to help. . . never said a word to me the entire time. Even if he is mute, which I could totally understand, he could still acknowledge my "thank you's" and respond non-verbally to my communications. I assume most everyone here is a volunteer, so why the grumpiness? Regardless, I am sure it's an isolated incident and wouldn't let it keep me from scoring a free hot dog and an incredible deal. read more

Sellers beware. A friend of mine took in an a legitimate high end brand piece to consign. It was evaluated as something lesser than what it was certified as. I liked it and since it was labeled as a fake, I went to buy it knowing I was getting a deal. When I went in to buy it, they tried selling the exact piece to me as the real brand they had claimed as fake just days earlier! They took advantage of the seller I what I can only assume is a regular practice for this shop. With so many other great consignment shops in Austin, you don't have to do business with a place like this. read more

The store needs to update the website with any changes re bringing in items for consignment. I drove 30 miles to donate items only to find that the store was closed to consignments. At first those of us waiting were told that the store would accept donations but then due to lack of volunteers, they decided not to accept the items. The website indicates that Wed (before Thanksgiving) is an early closing day, but nothing regarding consignments on Tuesday. This inconsiderate treatment of clients caused me to NOT do any Christmas shopping at the store today and I doubt I will be doing business again with them in the future. The store has always been difficult and capricious in its consignment policies and they've finally become too difficult to depend on as a seller when there are easier and closer alternatives. read more

Things you should know about Next To New: It's not a "thrift store," it's a consignment store - which means that people bring their items in to be sold, (I'm assuming) they set the price they think their item is valued at, and when it sells the charity organization (St. David's Episocpal church) gets 50% of the cash. If you spot something you like but you think it's overpriced (and it very well might be), take a look at the list of 3 dates. There's the initial price on top with the date it arrived in store, then two additional markdowns that happen as time goes on. The longer the item's been hanging around, the more likely you are to catch a deal. At first I didn't see anything I liked within a price range I was willing to spend. BUT, after realizing that the prices were marked to sell lower with the passing of time I went back around and looked at a few items that caught my eye. Like magic, that vintage desk that was priced at $125 became 32 bucks and that interesting hutch (which turned out to be a 1950's era record player) was marked down that day to $50. So, looks like there are deals to be had here, depending on your timing. And, of course, magic. read more

I really like this store. Everything in here is high quality and the prices are fair. Better than fair, their prices start out fair and then go down month to month by about 25% - their tags have a list of dates and prices to help you out with that. The system is wonderful if you're unsure if you want a piece or want to pay that much for something. I have a few items in there that I like to check up on once a week. I bought a table, 6 chairs and 2 leaves there last Saturday that I'd been watching for about a month or two and the wait for the price to drop and saving up really made me appreciate the table even more than I loved it for its beauty and functionality. The price I paid was about $160.00 for the table, chairs and leaves, which I think is a pretty good bargain. The nick nacks and jewelry here are great too. They're only open 10:00 to 4:00 M-Sat (I think) so watch the time if you want to go by. The staff is really nice and helpful, but they are so friendly that you may have to wait a bit to get someone's attention if they're busy. They also seem to have a ton of owl objects and pictures, but that might just be me looking for them. read more