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A Donation-Based Thrift Shop in Scranton, PA

Khlovan's Thrift keeps good clothing, housewares, and books out of the landfill and back on Scranton shelves, at prices that make sense. Every item on the rack was given a second chance by a neighbor.

702 E.Market Street
4Days Open Weekly
0–16Free Kids' Sizes
Rack of secondhand denim at Khlovan's Thrift
$10 Winter Jackets
Est.
2024

Why We're Here

Khlovan's Thrift opened on East Market Street with a simple goal: give the things Scranton already owns a longer life. Clothing, dishware, books, and furniture come in as donations and go back out at prices built for a household budget, not a boutique markup.

The shop is named for its owners, Kavan Hughes and Chloe Conway, who moved the store from an idea into a storefront in their hometown region and have run it themselves ever since.

"I just always loved finding something that was loved by somebody else before. It felt really nice and fulfilling to find new homes for these things." Kavan Hughes, Co-Owner

What We Carry

The stock turns over constantly because it depends on what Scranton brings through the door. Here's what to expect on a typical visit.

Clothing & Accessories

Everyday wear, denim, coats, and shoes, priced by the piece so a full wardrobe doesn't cost a full paycheck.

$5 Tees / $10 Jackets

Housewares & Décor

Dishware, small furniture, frames, and the odds and ends that furnish an apartment without furnishing a landfill.

New Stock Weekly

Books & Glassware

Downstairs, past the dressing room, shelves of paperbacks, hardcovers, and glassware wait for a second reader.

Lower Level

Kids' Corner

Free children's clothing, sizes 0 to 16, up to ten pieces per family, every single day we're open.

No Charge
Shirts hung on a rack with wooden hangers

How A Donation Becomes Somebody's Find

Every piece on the floor started as something a neighbor didn't need anymore. Kavan and Chloe sort what comes through the door, price it fairly, and put it back into circulation for whoever needs it next.

Chloe handles most of the counter, and the conversations that come with it. "I really like getting to talk to customers and the locals that live around," she says. It's a small shop run by two people who live a few miles up the road in Clarks Summit and built this one on purpose.

  • Donations accepted during all open hours
  • Fitting room available on the lower level
  • New markdowns posted most weekends

When To Stop By

Monday12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
Thursday11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
$5Tees
$10Jackets
FreeKids' Clothing

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