After 20 years in real estate, Fresno man bets on a different kind of find
By Gabriel Dillard
Published on April 3, 2026.
The Thrift Vault, a secondhand storefront in Fresno, California, has opened its doors and aims to offer a curated thrifting experience focused on designer and name-brand items. The store is the first brick-and-mortar retail venture for owner Brandon Bottoms, who has been working in real estate for 20 years. The Thrift Vaults will offer its full inventory through its online store.
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