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Sample rows

10 of the 478 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 73 businesses, 51 of them with an email address. California follows with 68.

143 rows (30%) carry one of 3 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Plato's Closet with 79. 321 businesses have a name used only once, and 297 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 420 rated businesses is 3.8, and 28 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 335 email addresses, 107 (32%) are role addresses such as info@, 83 (25%) name a person and 145 (43%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this used clothing store email list?

The used clothing store file has 478 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one resale shop: a consignment boutique, a vintage store, a thrift shop, or a wholesale and bulk clothing outlet. Some are run by one owner and some by a nonprofit that sells donated clothes.

There are 335 listings with an email address, one for each shop. Websites appear on 379 rows and phones on 447. A resale shop with a website usually shows its brand focus, its buying hours and how to consign.

Google files all these shops under one label, Used clothing store, so the file has no category split. The shop's style comes from its name and its website.

How can you segment the file?

Filter the CSV in a spreadsheet using the columns provided. Resale shops separate along a few lines.

Style comes from the name. Words such as vintage, consignment, thrift, boutique, kids, designer, plus size, or luxury mark a niche. A vendor selling hangers and garment racks cares less about the niche than a vendor selling authentication services to luxury resale.

Location divides the file. Houston stands out with 24 listings, well ahead of Brooklyn with 9, and Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago and Portland, which have 8 each.

The email columns show the operator type. The file has 145 free mail addresses, 107 role addresses and 83 named-person addresses. A free mail address commonly belongs to an owner who also buys, tags and sells.

• Name keywords: vintage, consignment, thrift, designer, kids, plus size.
• City: Houston, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, Portland.
• Address type: owner addresses and shop addresses.
• Website: 379 rows, many with a consignment policy page.

Who buys a used clothing store email list?

Buyers include suppliers to resale shops and companies that want stock. Wholesale used clothing graders and exporters sell bales by weight or grade. Display and fixture companies sell garment racks, hangers, mannequins and tagging guns. Packaging suppliers sell poly mailers and garment bags for online sales.

Consignment software vendors sell inventory systems that track items by consignor and split sales. Authentication and cleaning services work with designer resale. Steamers, label printers and photography lighting makers sell tools for listing items online.

Resale marketplaces and clothing recyclers want shops that can supply inventory, and local advertising firms approach shops about promotion. Insurance agents write retail policies for stock and fixtures.

How do you run outreach to resale clothing shops?

Most resale shops depend on the owner, who buys from the public, prices items, runs the floor and answers messages. The email likely goes to that person's phone. Write short messages that can be read standing at a rack.

Match your note to what the shop sells. A rack and hanger supplier can mention bulk prices. A consignment software company can ask how the shop splits sales with consignors today. A wholesale grader can offer a sample bale. A photo lighting vendor can show how a shop lists dozens of items a week.

Use the website to find the shop's focus before you write. A vintage store and a kids' resale shop buy different stock, and a message that mentions the right one stands out.

Spring and fall are seasonal buying times, when shops switch their racks, so a note two weeks before is well timed. Send follow-ups sparingly, and do not email a nonprofit thrift shop more than once per campaign.

What email rules apply when you contact resale shops?

Sales email to a resale shop requires, under CAN-SPAM, your company's valid physical postal address and a working opt-out. A consignment owner who asks to be left off your list must be removed, including when the request arrives by reply.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 73 listings and 51 emails, California 68 and 48, and Florida 39 and 27. New York has 27 and 19, Arizona 19 and 13, Tennessee 18 and 13, North Carolina 17 and 12, Illinois 16 and 11, Washington 16 and 11, and Colorado 14 and 10.

Houston leads the cities at 24 listings. Brooklyn has 9, then Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago and Portland with 8 each, and San Francisco and Brownsville with 7 each. Tucson and Rochester have 6 each.

Houston and Brownsville are both in Texas, which is the largest state in the file, so a seller based there can cover several cities. A vendor on the coasts can build a list from Brooklyn, Los Angeles and San Francisco. For shops with no email, phones are listed for 447 of the 478 listings.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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