Secondhand is getting a second look.

Thrift store chain Savers, whose seven stores on Long Island include three that have opened since December, is pulling more affluent shoppers seeking bargains, the company said.

It's a national trend, as secondhand retailers are attracting more consumers who might not have considered buying used goods a few years ago, industry experts said.

"In general, I think consumers are prioritizing affordability and sustainability. And you know, secondhand retail sits right at that intersection. People are looking to stretch their dollars, but they don’t want to compromise on quality, and so ... secondhand satisfies both of those things, right?" said Jubran Tanious, president and chief operating officer of Savers Value Village Inc., which is headquartered in Be

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