Inside Provo’s exploding thrift-booth economy, where young women get help turning their closets into cash
“It’s a great way to reduce, reuse, recycle — and get money back,” said one reseller, who regularly sets up a booth at Indy Clover.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Gigi Reynolds, left, and her sister Briseis Zurita, prepare a booth at Indy Clover in Provo, a consignment thrift store where people can rent out booths and sell their clothes and housewares on a week-by-week basis, Saturday, July 18, 2026.