Portland - Buffalo Exchange
HOURS
Monday
11AM - 8PM
Tuesday
11AM - 8PM
Wednesday
11AM - 8PM
Thursday
11AM - 8PM
Friday
11AM - 8PM
Saturday
11AM - 8PM
Sunday
11AM - 7PM
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About This Store
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If you’ve spent any time diving into Portland thrift, you’ve probably come across Buffalo Exchange. This Portland Buffalo Exchange location is part of a well-known chain famous for its mix of trendy, vintage, and sustainably sourced used clothing. The vibe here is casual but curated, offering a lineup of pieces that range from everyday basics to eye-catching statement finds. It’s not just about clothes — shoppers can expect to find accessories, shoes, and occasionally unique items like housewares or small furniture, all secondhand and waiting to be given a new life.
Buffalo Exchange in Portland stands out because it balances style and sustainability effortlessly. The staff are knowledgeable and approachable, making it easy to browse without feeling overwhelmed. You’ll find the racks organized by type and style, which helps when you’re hunting for that perfect vintage jacket or a pair of well-worn boots. The store regularly updates its stock, so there’s always a fresh rotation of pieces. This keeps the experience exciting, especially for repeat thrift shoppers who enjoy seeing new inventory each visit.
Beyond its clothing selection, this Portland Buffalo Exchange has a subtle dedication to the local community and environmentally friendly shopping. The chain’s buy-sell-trade model encourages people to bring in their own used items in exchange for cash or store credit, promoting a cycle of reuse that many Portland thrifters appreciate. For anyone wanting to add character and sustainability to their wardrobe, Buffalo Exchange offers a reliable, approachable spot to hunt for secondhand gems. It’s a spot where thrift shopping feels accessible but never boring.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Portland or visit the Buffalo Exchange website for details.
Hip chain that buys, sells, trades trendy vintage & used clothing plus accessories for men & women.
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Google Reviews
a month ago
Been coming here for years. The selection is always fun, you never know what you’re going to find, and prices are reasonable. I’ve also been selling here for a long time. It’s kind of hit or miss depending on who is the buyer. I’ve brought in well-known (and not cheap) brands, to have them cast aside because the buyer didn’t know what the brand was. I think it just depends on their experience. Pricing on sold pieces is also sometimes low, but you have to learn to expect that. The staff is otherwise very nice and the store is always decently organized.
a year ago
"Eclectic Selection" might be a more appropriate name for this second-hand boutique, because the clothes curated here are...pretty out there! When tourists and travelers think of Portland, this is the sort of attire they're probably imagining adorning the hipsters wandering its streets and lurking in the aisles of Powell's Books, twirling their handlebar moustaches. Unfortunately, the fashion was a little too outlandish for either myself or my wife, but we did note that, for the most part, the prices were reasonable and affordable, which is not always the case with consignment clothes. Your mileage may vary!
a month ago
I am very disappointed in this place. I have came in her a few times. Not that clear how much money they will give you for your items. I feel like I they cheated on my items they bought from me. I will not come in here and sell my clothes to them. “I feel they should have some kind of document that prints out what they buy from you , says how much you get in cash or trade to be fair! “ I wouldn’t come in here. Sell you items on Facebook marketplace place.
a month ago
Non existent customer service. Went in to get an affordable scarf and gloves. $25 for a used non designer scarf? What a rip off. Ill go to Fred Meyers or the dollar store for a better deal. Try and support a small business and they hit me with those prices? Fat chance. If I want to pay that much honestly I could go to Nordstrom Rack.
4 months ago
man i drove from salem brought way cool clothes let them donate what we didn’t want without question and literally out of the thousands of the things we brought they gave us a $30 offer for in-store Credit, which is so lame cause I brought cool stuff. We used to own a clothing store and I understand why Wild styles and unique things and I feel like a lot of stuff I brought in was way better than the stuff they had on their shelves. lame
