Thrift Store
Insurance
🏷️ Insurance built for thrift & consignment stores

Coverage as steady as your storefront.

From donation intake to the sales floor, your thrift or consignment store carries real risk. Get General Liability and Property coverage, including options for a vacant building, condo, home, or land. Request a fast, free quote.

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GL & Property
The coverage resale stores need most
Vacant property options
Building, condo, home, or land
Built for landlords & leases
Meet certificate of insurance requirements

Coverage every resale store should know

Most stores start with these. We'll help you request the right mix for your operation.

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General Liability

Protects your business if a customer is injured or property is damaged in your store, and can respond to claims tied to items you resold. Landlords and lenders almost always require it.

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Property Coverage

Covers your building (if you own it), inventory, fixtures, and equipment against fire, storm, theft, and other covered losses β€” including options for a vacant location while you're between tenants or renovating.

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Have a consignment shop or a vacant property between tenants? We can quote those too:

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5 risks every thrift store should insure against

A quick list to think through before you request a quote.

  1. 1
    A customer slips or trips in the store
    Crowded racks, narrow aisles, and stacked donation bins are common trip hazards. General Liability responds if a shopper is hurt on your premises.
  2. 2
    A donated item causes injury after resale
    Secondhand furniture, appliances, and baby gear can carry hidden defects. Product liability coverage can respond to claims tied to items you sold.
  3. 3
    Fire or water damage to inventory
    A single bad day can wipe out racks of donated clothing or furniture. Property coverage protects your inventory and the building if you own it.
  4. 4
    An employee is hurt lifting donations
    Moving furniture, boxes, and bulk donations is physical work. Employees who are hurt on the job can mean medical bills and lost-wage claims.
  5. 5
    A landlord or lease requires proof of insurance
    Most commercial leases require a certificate of insurance, often naming the landlord as an additional insured, before you can even move in.

How it works

1

Tell us about your store

Share a few details β€” what you sell, address, gross receipts, and the coverage you want.

2

We review your request

Your details are reviewed so someone can find fitting options for your store.

3

Get covered

Compare options and get the right coverage in place for your store or vacant property.

Request your free quote

Takes about 3 minutes. No obligation.

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Do you have any employees? *
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Manufacturing
Do you manufacture any products, or relabel/repackage products under your own brand name for resale? *
What coverage would you like? *
Claims & contract requirements
Any insurance claims in the last 5 years? *
Do you have specific contract requirements to meet? *For example, a landlord or venue's certificate of insurance requirement.
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