When you hear “Taylor Thrift,” you might do a double-take, wondering if the pop icon has switched from topping charts to topping the list of thrift store owners.
Well, not quite! Pleasant Hill’s “Taylor Thrift Trail” might playfully borrow from Taylor Swift’s name, but it’s all about celebrating individual style and sustainable shopping along the bustling Taylor Boulevard.
Why Thrift in Pleasant Hill?
Pleasant Hill isn’t just another Bay Area town. It’s a treasure trove for thrift store enthusiasts, offering a delightful variety of shops along the “Taylor Thrift Trail.” What makes it special?
The community’s commitment to donating high-quality items. From chic clothing and snazzy footwear to unique home décor and sparkling jewelry, thrifting here isn’t just about finding a bargain; it’s about sustainability and making a charitable impact.
More Than Just Thrift Stores
But wait, there’s more! Pleasant Hill is a haven for nature lovers with its picturesque hiking trails, some pet-friendly too! The town boasts an array of culinary delights, from quick bites to fine dining, alongside top-notch health and wellness facilities.
Top Stops on the Taylor Thrift Trail
- Youth Homes Thrift Shop (15 Vivian Drive, Suite B) – Hunt for clothes, shoes, and jewelry and feel good knowing your purchase supports foster youth and those impacted by trauma.
- The Salvation Army (1806 Linda Drive) – This “Walmart” of thrift stores offers a kaleidoscope of clothing and home furnishings, supporting The Salvation Army’s life-changing ARC programs.
- Goodwill Store & Donation Center (1699 Contra Costa Boulevard) – A staple in thrift shopping, this outlet’s selection aids Goodwill’s mission to offer second chances through job training.
- Hospice Thrift Shoppe (959 Contra Costa Boulevard) – Dive into a world of vintage finds, from clothing to collectibles, supporting the compassionate work of Hospice East Bay.
- St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store (2815 Contra Costa Boulevard) – Shop for a cause, aiding the Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s mission in supporting the underprivileged and their workforce development program.
- Estates Consignment (1500 Contra Costa Boulevard) – A touch of upscale thrifting, featuring estate furnishings and fine jewelry, alongside its unique pawn brokerage service.
