The Best Vintage Shops in Austin
Austin’s best vintage shops are filled with one-of-a-kind clothing, accessories, furniture and home decor waiting to be discovered. Beyond giving shoppers access to distinctive pieces at a range of price points, buying vintage offers a more sustainable way to refresh a wardrobe or home. Whether you’re searching for a statement piece or simply enjoy the thrill of the hunt, these Austin shops offer some of the city’s best vintage finds.
Pecos Jane Vintage
1008 Wheeless St.
Pecos Jane Vintage offers a highly curated mix of Western wear and clothing dating from the 1940s through the early 2000s. Organized by color, the East Austin shop makes it easy to browse its selection of cowboy boots, jewelry, accessories and one-of-a-kind finds. Shoppers may also spot high-end pieces from designers such as Fendi, Bob Mackie and Gucci. With new arrivals added daily, there is always something different to discover.
Passport Vintage
Multiple Locations
Originally an Etsy store, Passport Vintage is now a staple of the Austin fashion scene. This brand focuses on clothes from the 1960s to 1990s, and prioritizes quality over trends. Although its South Austin brick-and-mortar location closed, you can still find Passport’s enviable styles at regular pop-up markets across town. Be sure to check out their incredible denim collection.
Room Service Vintage
117 E. North Loop Blvd.
While Room Service Vintage in North Loop carries all the vintage needs you can think of, including clothing, jewelry, books, art, toys and much more, their main attraction is the eclectic selection of furniture pieces from the 1950s to 1970s. Remedy any dullness in your home with the bargain items from this neighborhood spot.
Charm School Vintage
1111 E. 11th St.
This shop is a wonderland for anyone sporting witchy, boho vibes. Find crystals, apothecary products and whimsical jewelry amongst their main collection of clothing. Focusing on luxurious and ornate pieces, hunt for looks from the Victorian era, the 1930s and the 1970s, with a plethora of fabrics and textures.
Leopard Lounge
2928 Guadalupe St Unit 102
Leopard Lounge is hard to miss along the Drag, thanks to its neon sign and leopard-print storefront. The Houston-based vintage shop carries colorful finds from across the decades, with an especially strong selection of vintage T-shirts and denim. On Sundays, shoppers can also browse Guad Vintage Market, a weekly pop-up held outside the store.
Big Bertha’s Paradise
112 E. North Loop Blvd.
This store is an essential destination for the daring and spunky. Treat yourself to their avant-garde clothing with colorful prints and don’t miss the collection of one-of-a-kind dresses from many decades. Don’t be fooled by the small size of the shop — the options are endless.
Garment Modern + Vintage
701 S. Lamar Blvd.
The ultimate spot in Austin for quality designer vintage, this store features brands like Chanel, Dior and Versace. Focusing on the 1970s to early 2000s, their collection feels modern and timeless. If you find yourself wanting to also explore luxury clothes of today, visit their neighbor and sister store, MOSS Designer Consignment.
Prototype Vintage
123 N Loop Blvd. E
After more than 20 years on South Congress Avenue, Prototype Vintage recently relocated to North Loop. The shop’s thoughtfully selected, color-coded collection makes it easy to browse wardrobe staples for men and women, with an especially strong assortment of 1960s and 1970s styles. They also offer styling services to help you put together your ideal look.
Feathers Boutique Vintage
1700 B South Congress Ave.
One of Austin’s long-standing curated vintage stores, Feathers offers vibrant patterns and rare looks with new arrivals coming in all the time. On top of clothes, you can stock up on gifts, home decor and artisan jewelry. Lovers of their unconventional feminine vibe can enjoy the added treat of their own line of reworked vintage, Feathers Originals.
Revival Vintage
5201 N Lamar Blvd.
There’s something for everyone at Revival Vintage. Build your wardrobe with a great selection of apparel from throughout the decades or assemble an eccentric interior with mid-century furniture pieces. Looking for framed artwork to embellish your walls? This is the place for you.
Honey Hill Market
1800 W Koenig Lane
This charming Brentwood shop carries a well-edited mix of vintage clothing, home goods, classic denim and locally made pieces. Its approachable selection makes it easy to find everyday staples, fun accessories and something special for an upcoming event. While you’re there, stop by sister shop Sànta Marie for coastal- and European-inspired vintage clothing, along with bold accessories that add personality to any look.
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