What thrift stores are in Lawton Oklahoma?

Lawton has Goodwill at two locations, The Salvation Army Family Thrift Store, Blessed Sacrament Thrift Store, Sonrise Super Thrift at two locations, Lil' Mike's Thrift and Vintage, Retro Fiend, Past Perfect Too, and My Little Thrift Shop, plus the Fort Sill Thrift Shop on post.

Where can I donate clothes and household items in Lawton?

Goodwill and The Salvation Army Family Thrift Store both accept clothing and household donations at their Lawton locations. Blessed Sacrament Thrift Store and Sonrise Super Thrift also take donations. Call ahead for hours, and ask about furniture pickup, which varies by store.

Is there a vintage or consignment store in Lawton?

Yes. Lil' Mike's Thrift and Vintage on SW 4th Street mixes everyday thrift finds with curated vintage pieces, Retro Fiend on W Gore Boulevard carries retro furniture and collectibles, and Past Perfect Too downtown is an antiques and consignment shop.

Is there a thrift store on Fort Sill?

Yes. The Fort Sill Thrift Shop at 1802 Macomb Rd serves the military community on post and carries household goods and furniture at low prices. Access follows standard Fort Sill entry rules.

Thrift Stores and Secondhand Shopping in Lawton

From Goodwill and Sonrise Super Thrift to Lil' Mike's vintage finds and Past Perfect Too, here are the best thrift stores in Lawton Oklahoma in 2026. Between the big nonprofit stores, church-run shops, and a growing vintage scene, you can furnish an apartment, refresh a wardrobe, or hunt for one-of-a-kind finds without spending much. Here is where to go.

What Thrift Stores Are in Lawton?

Lawton's nonprofit thrift stores are the backbone of the secondhand scene, with consistent inventory of clothing, furniture, housewares, and books. The proceeds support local programs, which makes the shopping feel good in more ways than one:

Goodwill: Two locations: 1203 SW Lee Blvd, (580) 355-2163, and 616 NW Sheridan Rd, (580) 699-3292. The Lee Boulevard store is the larger of the two and gets steady turnover in clothing and home goods.
The Salvation Army Family Thrift Store: 102 SW 11th St, (580) 355-0399, salvationarmylawton.org. A classic find for furniture, appliances, and clothing, with a donation center on site.
Blessed Sacrament Thrift Store: 702 W Gore Blvd, (580) 581-1309, lawtoncatholic.com/thrift-shop. A well-organized church-run store on the west side with friendly volunteers and fair prices.
Sonrise Super Thrift: Two locations: 602 SW Sheridan Rd (East Lawton), (580) 353-1433, and 1324 NW 53rd St (West Lawton), (580) 699-2288, superthriftok.com. Both stores carry a wide range of clothing, furniture, and household items.

Where Can I Find Vintage Shops in Lawton?

If you are looking for something with more character than a typical thrift rack, Lawton's vintage and specialty shops are worth a browse:

Lil' Mike's Thrift and Vintage: 2133 SW 4th St, (580) 512-9309, lilmikesthriftandvintage.com. A mix of everyday thrift finds and curated vintage pieces in a fun, laid-back shop.
Retro Fiend: 1515 W Gore Blvd, (580) 699-5556, retrofiendlawton.com. Lawton's spot for retro furniture, decor, and collectibles, with a rotating inventory that changes often.
Past Perfect Too: 121 SW B Ave, (580) 583-5283, pastperfecttoolawton.com. An antiques and consignment shop downtown with furniture, glassware, and unique home pieces.
My Little Thrift Shop: 2414 W Gore Blvd, (580) 699-4292. A small neighborhood shop on the west side with clothing and household finds.

What Is the Fort Sill Thrift Shop?

The Fort Sill Thrift Shop at 1802 Macomb Rd, (580) 355-8731, serves the military community on post. It is a great place to find household goods and furniture at low prices, especially for families arriving on a PCS move. Access follows standard Fort Sill entry rules, so check visitor requirements before you go. For more on daily life around the installation, see our Lawton community guide and the complete guide to living in Lawton.

How Do I Shop Smart at Lawton Thrift Stores?

Call ahead for hours: Many of these stores are run by volunteers and keep shorter hours than regular retail, especially on weekends.
Ask about donation policies: If you are moving out or decluttering, most stores accept clothing and household donations during business hours; furniture pickup varies by store.
Shop early in the week: Fresh inventory tends to hit the racks after weekend donation drops, and weekday mornings are the quietest time to browse.
Plan a route: The Gore Boulevard and Lee Boulevard corridors put several stores within a few minutes of each other, so it is easy to make an afternoon of it.

What's the Bottom Line on Thrift Shopping in Lawton?

Thrift shopping in Lawton is practical and genuinely fun. New arrivals furnishing a home can save a lot by mixing secondhand furniture with new pieces, and the vintage shops give the city a personality you will not find in the big-box stores. For the rest of the local retail picture, our shopping in Lawton guide covers malls, grocery stores, and local retail, and the farmers market guide points you to fresh local produce downtown.

And if you are in the middle of a move, the moving to Lawton checklist walks through everything from utilities to unpacking, so you can get settled and start exploring the shops without stress.

By Travis Wright, REALTOR®, with eXp Realty

Travis Wright

REALTOR® · eXp Realty · License #206164

Travis Wright is an eXp Realty ICON Agent and one of eXp Realty's Top 250 Individual Agents in the United States, RealTrends Verified, specializing in move-in-ready new construction in Elgin, military PCS relocation to Fort Sill, and helping Southwest Oklahoma homeowners sell their homes. He has lived in Southwest Oklahoma his entire life and knows the local shops, schools, and neighborhoods firsthand.