It is a growing trend, especially among younger shoppers. More Americans are hitting thrift stores to find deals.

The National Retail Federation says almost 20 percent of us now shop at thrift stores, saving an average of almost $150 per month.

WSB consumer expert Clark Howard says many times you can find higher-end items with the tags still attached.

According to a Capitol One survey, 75 percent of consumers have purchased or are open to purchasing secondhand.

The top reasons for shopping at thrift stores include to save money, help the environment, and find deep discounts on high-end items.