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Thrifting in India feels different right now. It’s built by people who care about the clothes they share and the communities they’re growing. These thrift stores on Instagram aren’t just shops; they are real people opening their closets for you. Each brand has its own mood and its own story, and together they show how creative and heartfelt secondhand fashion can be.
1. Windfall (@ww.windfall)
Windfall is a Kolkata-based thrift brand bringing fairy-core, Y2K, and Indie aesthetic pieces to life. They sell embellished mesh tops, boho modest silhouettes, and vintage Indian prints. Their eco-conscious business model is carving out a space in the sustainable fashion scene.
"We are very conscious of how cruel the animal industry is, so we never sell leather or fur," Tanvy, Founder of Windfall told SheThePeople. "Because, these animals will continue to be exploited even if thrifted versions of animal products keep the trend alive. Moreover, our business cards are also plantable, they have Tulsi seeds in them so even if someone throws it away, it will grow into a plant."
2. Thrift Opportunity (@thriftopportunity)
Based in Kerala, India, Thrift Opportunity brings together “curated x surplus” fashion finds. It mixes second-hand gems, statement pieces and sustainable surprises. Their account showcases real outfits, fun bookings and a playful, community-oriented vibe.
"Thrift Opportunity was born during the Covid outbreak. Sundays were my only break, yet I poured those days into this dream, because my love for fashion and belief in this purpose were stronger than my exhaustion. Today, that side passion has become my full-time dream," shared Aathira Kombra, Founder of Thrift Opportunity in conversation with SheThePeople.
She added, "My vision is to make sustainable fashion approachable, stylish, and meaningful. Our community is the soul of this brand, supported by a strong team of women who bring our vision to life with heart and resilience."
3. Enne Thrift Store (@ennethrift)
Enne Thrift Store curates a selection of hand-picked dresses, drapes and standout pieces for fashion-forward women who love something unique. They emphasise items that feel dreamed into your closet; they blend thrift with vision. Their brand quotes “for the girls who dress like the version of themselves they're becoming.”
"At Enne, we believe life’s a breeze — a reminder to slow down, feel the movement, and appreciate who you are right now. Every piece we curate is chosen with intention and love to celebrate life’s everyday moments and the ever-evolving versions of you," shared Farheen and Laiba Fatima, Founders of Enne Thrift Store in conversation with SheThePeople.
4. Star7Closet (@star7closet)
Star7Closet is all about coquette, Y2K and fairy-core styles with a gothic twist. Based in India, but with worldwide shipping, they offer dramatic details (bow plaid, halternecks, oversized sweaters) and multiple sizes (XS-XXL) to keep things inclusive.
5. Seraphic Closet(@seraphicloset)
Seraphic Closet is a Delhi-area thrift brand delivering carefully curated Y2K, cottage-core and fairytale-style fashion finds. They highlight sustainable fashion values and the creativity of second-hand style: "affordable, quirky, and pre-loved with attitude."
6. Thrift With Heart (@thriftwithheart._)
Thrift With Heart is a vibrant Indian thrift brand that pairs playful drops with sustainable style. They market their inventory with bold themes (example: “BRIDGERTON drop”) and incentives. Their message is “zero guilt, full of soul”. They also collaborate via local markets (Malviya Nagar pop-ups) to reach the audience.
7. Nifty Fits (@niftyfits_)
Nifty Fits is an India-based thrift brand that ships nationwide and operates on a “first-come, first-served” vibe. Their feed offers curated drops of trendy pieces, from graphic tees to vintage finds. They bring a fast-paced, grab-it-before-it's-gone energy that keeps their community hooked.
8. Shop Nunee Arts (@nuneearts)
Based in India, Nunee Arts showcases vintage-inspired and Y2K pieces. Many of them are self-designed or “thrift-flipped” creations made by the brand itself. They use creative storytelling (“I paint, I sew, I sell them”) to catch the audience's attention. They have a handmade spirit that sets it apart, turning simple fabrics into pieces that feel personal.
"What makes my curation or sourcing process unique is, I believe in upcycling and DIYing pieces and giving love to the unloved or just revive the beauty, the beauty is already present in the pieces but i try or like to give it a bit of sass and my own personal touch and the process is unique because only i can make that touch and it makes them special ." Nuyi Tatak, Founder of Nunee Arts told SheThePeople.
She added, "That’s the beauty of hand crafted pieces I feel. You give all your love and creativity to it and there will always be someone around the world admiring and appreciating your work,however mundane it may be."
9. The Haru Store (@theharustore)
The Haru Store is a Delhi-based thrift brand shipping worldwide. Their aesthetic blends Y2K, fairy-core and alternative vintage. They emphasise custom bundles and limited drops. Their recent drops include “dollhouse dust” and “mermaid core / goth mermaid” themed pieces.
"This account is my childhood dream come true. I love curating clothing pieces I would wear myself, and seeing them become beloved additions to other people’s wardrobes is incredibly heartwarming." shared the Founder of The Haru Store in conversation with SheThePeople.
10. Outdated (@outdatedofficial)
Outdated Official blends both vintage and brand-new pieces. They offer a mix of classic finds and fresh drops. Their aesthetic leans into wardrobe staples with a twist: you’ll see cottage-core dresses, standout sweaters, and retro-branded pieces all styled for the ‘now’ moment.