Summer Style in The City: Vintage Edition
✨ In Our Vintage Era, Raleigh ✨ It's time to spice up your wardrobe with a touch of timeless charm. What better way to do it than by embarking on a summer shopping spree through the vibrant streets of downtown? Buckle up as we take you on a tour of five must-visit vintage shops!
Pallbearer: “𝕯𝖊𝖆𝖑𝖊𝖗 𝖎𝖓 𝖉𝖊𝖆𝖉 𝖒𝖆𝖓'𝖘 𝖈𝖑𝖔𝖙𝖍𝖊𝖘 🪦” reads Pallbearer’s Instagram bio. One of downtown Raleigh's newest vintage sensations, this seriously sustainable shop’s mission is, “to bring dead man's clothes back to life by carefully curating and restoring each piece to ready-to-wear condition.” This community breathes fresh vitality into vintage discoveries spanning from the 1940s to the 1990s. Their curated selection of gothic, alternative, and classic pieces are sure to make a statement. Embrace fashion's legacy to help our planet! 111 E. Hargett St. #110
Boot and Trunk: “A vintage seller with a flair for the funky, flamboyant and free-spirited.” Fabulous! “Boot and Trunk” is a whimsical wonderland of vintage finds located near the heart of downtown. Take yourself on an adventure to South Person Street on a sunny day to sift through all the fun finds. Need a little energy boost before you shop? Little Native Coffee is now open right next door! 424 S. Person St.
Unorthodox Vintage: Where ordinary meets extraordinary in the most delightful way. Owned by Alexandria Monet and Julian Jacobs, this eclectic shop offers a unique blend of street style, everyday wear, decade pieces, and local maker items that defy convention. In an article by Wake Living, Julian says, “People tell me all the time that they wear their favorite vintage items more than something they buy that’s brand new.” What do we have to say about that? It’s 100% true! Find your next one-of-a-kind conversation starter that becomes your everyday essential at Unorthodox Vintage. 206 S. Wilmington St.
ThriftWiz: ThriftWiz is the new kid on the block in the Warehouse District! Stroll in and smell the nostalgia as you explore the shop that opened its doors this past February. Not only do they sell secondhand clothing and accessories but also tech! We once saw an old Motorola RAZR in their collection (oh the memories…) #ProTip: check out the $5 and $10 clothing racks, and keep an eye out on social media for their $1 sales! 207 E. Cabarrus St.
Raleigh Vintage: Last, but definitely not least, Raleigh Vintage! Located on Glenwood, Raleigh Vintage is nationally recognized for its selection of antique and archival designer fashion by Vogue, Forbes, and HuffPost.This beloved gem boasts a carefully curated collection of vintage clothing and accessories spanning the decades, as well as fragrances, skincare, and home goods. If you seek to enhance a lifestyle that values simplicity, meaning, and playfulness, Raleigh Vintage is right up your alley. Please note: the studio is currently closed for appointments due to renovations; however, you can still shop online and pick up in-studio! 18 Glenwood Ave.
Happy shopping, friends!