From the South Street storefronts to the pop-ups to the Punk Rock Flea Market, Philly has no shortage of vintage clothing, with a handful of passionate curators that keep the culture thriving. Whether you’re shopping for vintage sports apparel or vintage luxury items, sneakers, or jewelry, Philadelphia has one of the most diverse vintage scenes on the East Coast, if not the country. What did you expect from a city of 1.7 million?

There are plenty of places to go vintage shopping in Philadelphia, with vintage, secondhand, and some worthwhile Thrift stores scattered throughout the neighborhoods. With a diverse vintage clothing scene comes a community of cool people with a passion for dope clothing. I can confidently say that all of these vintage stores are run by Philadelphians you’ll want to support.

Philadelphia’s vintage scene is constantly changing, so with that, we plan on keeping this guide constantly updated. Without further ado, here are the best vintage clothing stores in Philadelphia.

Vintage Shops

Philly Vintage Bazaar

What happens when four Philly vintage collectors and resellers decide to open a brick-and-mortar store? Come to South Philly to find out, you won’t regret it. If you have an eye for design and decent fashion sense, Philly Vintage Bazaar is one of the best vintage clothing stores for apparel, accessories, and home goods in Philadelphia. 

Founded and now curated by the kind people behind @sweetjanevitage, @atomicpopvintage, @stoneponyvintage, and @peelandwaxvintage, you can guarantee the inventory will be fruitful. While they don’t currently sell online, the brick and mortar shop is located on S 4th St, just south of Philly’s vintage hub, South Street. 

The shop is delicately curated, so you can almost guarantee you’ll find some vintage gems in their collection. The furniture is always unique and the home decor is stylish. The clothing in the store is made up of beautiful, one-off articles for any occasion (think shirts, dresses, jackets, everything). The store has a great vibe as well, with a very purposeful setup that makes vintage shopping a delight.

Moore Vintage Archive

If you’re looking for vintage clothing that transcends the ordinary, we can’t overstate the clear passion that was put into curating a store like Moore Vintage Archive. This place is less of a vintage clothing shop and more of a meticulously curated art studio where fabrics take the place of canvas. Moore Vintage Archive is not just about fashion—it’s about preserving design history, promoting sustainability, and fostering a sense of community.

Stepping into Moore Vintage Archive, prepare to be captivated by an exquisite collection of high-end and designer vintage clothing and accessories. From mid-century dresses to designer business casual pieces and even a few graphic tees, this store offers something truly authentic for fashion enthusiasts seeking a unique style statement. 

The designers you’ll discover here may not be the ones you’re expecting – while Moore Vintage Archive does feature iconic fashion designers like Hermes and Comme des Garçons, it also showcases a collection of lesser-known high-end designers from around the world, offering a fresh and exciting perspective on vintage fashion.

Founded by the passionate and talented curator Keesean Moore, this black-owned store is appropriately located in Queen Village on 4th Streets Fabric Row. What sets Moore Vintage Archive apart is the passion and dedication that have propelled it from an online purveyor to a pop-up host and, finally, to a brick-and-mortar storefront that opened its doors in 2022. 

But it doesn’t end there—Moore Vintage Archive goes above and beyond by giving back to the community. Keesean Moore donates a portion of the store’s profits to local organizations, making every purchase not only a style statement but also a contribution to meaningful causes.

Experience the passion, artistry, and community spirit that define this exceptional establishment. Let the fabrics tell their stories and allow Keesean Moore’s curation to guide you on a journey through attire history. With Moore Vintage Archive, you’ll discover that vintage fashion is not just about clothing—it’s a form of art that transcends time.

Open from Wednesday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm and on Sundays from 11 am to 5 pm.

Addiction Studio

Addiction Studios is one of the longest-running second-hand/vintage stores in Philadelphia, and after one look at their inventory, it’s not hard to see why. As a high-end consignment store dealing vintage and second-hand clothing and accessories, Addiction is one of the best places to buy vintage luxury in Philadelphia. 

Joelle Brodhecker, the owner-operator of the Washington Square West Boutique, clearly has an eye for striking fashion and trending designer pieces. While Addiction Studios does not have an official online store, they keep their social media feeds up to date with the vintage clothing currently occupying their racks. With a quick DM or call, they will ship almost anywhere.

The inventory in the store is always unique, with luxury brands like Gucci, Chanel, and Prada being mainstays. From rare handbags and shoes to statement pieces, stunning jewelry, and accessories, I can guarantee you’ll find something special at this Center City consignment store. Not to mention, you can trust your next purchase to be completely authentic — with over 20 years in the re-selling industry, a fashion marketing degree, and a 10+-year-old small business, Joelle is as close to an expert in designer fashion as it gets.

Wayward Collection

  • Womenswear
  • Brick and Mortar
  • Online Store

If you’re looking for high-quality secondhand or vintage fashion, you must stop at Wayward Collection. The small shop is located off South Street in the Queen Village neighborhood, a quick walk from Washington Square. Operating since 1995, this consignment and vintage store is one of the oldest and most experienced shops in Philadelphia.

The inventory at Wayward is as diverse as it is unique – the shop offers quality designer clothing and accessories in pristine condition. From shoes and handbags to vintage jewelry and watches, this South Philly vintage store is delicately curated for the most eclectic of tastes. With an ever-rotating stock, daily specials, and incredible tag sales, it’s almost guaranteed you’ll find a hidden gem amongst the racks.

Golden Bear Garage

  • ✓ Unisex
  • ✓ Brick and Mortar Store
  • ✓ Online Store
  • ✓ Active Social Media 
  • Type: Sports Apparel, Sneakers, Band Tee

If you’re looking for vintage sports apparel, Golden Bear Garage is the best place to shop in Philly. Philly sneakerheads and streetwear aficionados will love this place — Vintage Eagles, Phillies, and Sixers are in abundance, along with plenty of other recognizable teams and logos. Golden Bear Garage is a vintage clothing store located in Fishtown, Philadelphia, stocked with plenty of vintage clothing and apparel, like hats, jackets, tracksuits, jerseys, sweatshirts, concert tees. Not to mention, OG brands and a collection of deadstock goods like band tees dating back to the ‘80s.


Golden Bear Garage is owned by Billy Gorey, vintage enthusiast, and purveyor of fine vintage goods. While you’re welcome to make the trip to Fishtown (highly recommended for locals or tourists), Golden Bear Garage keeps its Etsy page (with five stars and just under 1000 sales) frequently updated. If you’re on socials, check out the Golden Bear Garage Twitter and Instagram to stay up to date on their latest inventory. They’ve been known to run giveaways and are worth the follow if your style matches their stock.

Suplex Vintage

Suplex Vintage is definitely one of the coolest vintage stores in Philly, I feel inclined to shop every time I pass their storefront display. Owned by the guys behind the Suplex Philadelphia, one of the best sneaker stores in Philly, you can trust you’re in good hands, as these masters in fashion curation have been a big player in the Philly scene for years. Suplex has a large collection of vintage goods, including sports apparel, sneakers, shirts, jackets, and the likes. 

The clothing at Suplex Philadelphia isn’t high fashion, but you can definitely find some gems in the shop. The South Philadelphia vintage store is another great spot to grab vintage Philly sports apparel, with plenty of one-off Eagles, Sixers, Phillies, and Flyers clothing and apparel in stock. The shop offers a wide variety of vintage band tees and 

The shop is located on South 5th Street, just off of South Street (and next to Philly’s biggest thrift stores, Philly AIDS) If you’re into vintage, Suplex Vintage is a must-stop. The website has a few listings on it the Instagram is updated constantly.

Retrospect Vintage 

Of all the Philly vintage stores, Retrospect Vintage has one of the largest and most unique collections of vintage clothing, retro furniture, and home decor in Philadelphia. Full disclosure, Retrospect Vintage is a nonprofit owned by the “nonprofit” thrift store chain Goodwill. Seeing as 

The connection to Goodwill gives Retrospect Vintage a huge advantage over other Philly vintage clothing stores – the store is curated by professionals using Philadelphia and South Jersey Goodwill donations. This gives the shop an endless supply of stock to carefully and frequently update their inventory, making every trip a novel experience. 

The vintage enthusiasts behind Retrospect curate a very wide array of items, including plenty of deadstock and firsthand clothing and gently used sneakers/footwear. Retrospect is one of the best stores in Philly to buy vintage band tees and apparel and aged denim, current staples of the vintage market. The shop also has plenty of artwork, jewelry, unique home decor, and awesome furniture pieces like bar carts and mid-century modern drawers. 

Mesh Vintage 

Opening in 2015, Mesh is owned by Michelle, a second-hand connoisseur and Philly native with a passion for vintage fashion. Based in Passyunk, Mesh is one of the best brick and mortar vintage stores in Philly for unique women’s and men’s clothing. What’s more, the shop features a curated collection of vintage jewelry, shoes, art, and other home goods to get your antique fix. If you enjoy the treasure hunt that is boutique shopping, this South Philly vintage store is definitely worth the trip. 

Mesh’s collection of vintage clothing is a breath of fresh air – from formal women’s fashion to casual menswear, they have a bit of everything in stock. Oh, and vintage denim and genuine leather are always in stock. I can only describe the inventory as an amalgamation of timeless clothing from all generations. While much of clothing is high-end, Mesh prides itself on its high-fashion for low-prices motto. 

The only place to buy from Mesh is in-store… and store hours may vary. Nonetheless, Michelle keeps the Facebook and Instagram pages updated frequently. Mesh is truly a unique vintage shopping experience. East Passyunk is full of unique shops and incredible cuisine, so if you find yourself in South Philly, I would highly recommend it to anyone in the market for high-quality vintage goods. 

Remix On Main

Yo, Philly. If you can make the trip out of the main grid, you have got to stop at Manayunk’s best vintage store, Remix on Main. Located on Main Street in Manayunk, Remix is a clothing and accessory consignment boutique with a high-end and designer inventory that you will be hard-pressed to find anywhere else in the city.

Sisters Ljupka and Tanya are OG’s in Philly’s vintage and resale clothing scene, first opening up shop in 2011. “Inspired by the mix between the new and old, their store features vintage pieces from well-known designers like Gucci, as well as from up-and-coming designers of New York City.”

If you’re looking for vintage or second-hand designer clothing, Remix has one of the highest-quality collections in Philly — their Main Street store often features clothing, shoes, and accessories from high-fashion designers like Gucci, Chanel, Hermes, Dior, Balenciaga, Fendi, Prada, Burberry, Issey Miyake, Bottega Veneta, and probably some you may have not heard of! Not to mention, the duo authenticates each item in their inventory before it hits the shelves.

Rax Vintage Emporium

If you enjoy treasure hunting, Rax is probably the biggest brick-and-mortar vintage shop in Philly. While most vintage or secondhand shops are, Rax is situated in a 5000 sqft space, playing true to its name as an emporium. Located on South St amongst some of the best vintage shops in Philadelphia, Rax Vintage Emporium is definitely worth a visit. 

From vintage clothing like band tees and floral embroidery to unique footwear, denim, flannel, and throwback brands they have a little bit of everything. Their inventory is constantly updated by the curators. It is one of the best vintage stores in Philly if you’re looking for denim. While there is no way to post their whole stock online, they do keep their depop and etsy page up to date with some true gems.

Vintage Flea Markets & Pop-Ups

Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a vintage enthusiast, or simply someone in search of that one-of-a-kind item, Philly’s Flea Markets bring together some of the best vintage purveyors from the tri-state area.

You’ll discover a diverse array of merchandise with a special emphasis on antiques and vintage treasures ranging from home decor to jewelry to designer clothing.

Liberty Flea Market

Liberty Flea Market is a one-stop shop for all of your vintage needs, whether it be house decor, paintings, clothing, and more.

Usually held along the Delaware River, Cherry Street Pier and the Steelworkers building on Columbus Ave have become their recent Philly homes. 

The vintage market usually $5 to enter, but as one of the larger vintage events in the area, you can expect a huge number of vintage clothing sellers with everything from shoes to denim to graphic tee shirts.

During the summer months, their outdoor flea markets are must-see vintage markets for both collectors and fashion hunters alike.

The Philly Vintage Flea

Philly Vintage Flea Market is the ultimate treasure trove of men’s and women’s vintage clothing in Philadelphia. The strictly vintage flew market regularly hosts over 50 top-notch vendors, a free trade pit, and unbeatable vibes. This event is not to be missed.

Get in on the action with Early buyer admission from 11 am to 12 pm, an hour before general admission, and score that rare find. Plus, Early buyer ticket holders receive a free Philly Vintage Flea canvas tote. Save money and skip the line by purchasing your tickets online. Check out the tiered pricing structure below:

Ticket Type<1 Month Out>1 Month OutDay of the Event
Early Buyer (EB)$10$20$30
General Admission$5$10$20

Don’t miss this vintage shopping bonanza—secure your tickets now and get ready to uncover your next gem at Philly Vintage Flea Market!

Punk Rock Flea Market

This is not your grandmother’s flea market – The Punk Rock Flea Market is a local flea market hosted at various locations around the tri-state. While there is no official theme to this market, black seems to be the color of choice for most of the fashions seen at this lively event.

From vintage clothing to art to antiques, you’ll find up to 50 vendors showcasing their best offerings. Not to mention, you can often find vintage home decor and even dig through crates of old records at various vendor tables.

Now and Then Market Place

Get ready to immerse yourself in a curated local marketplace experience like no other at the Now and Then Market Place. This vibrant event, happening “now and then”, brings together a diverse range of local vintage vendors, artists, artisans, makers, and resellers for a celebration of creativity and style.

With over 50 local vendors showcasing their unique offerings, you’ll discover a treasure trove of vintage clothing, jewelry, art, and accessories, alongside other local makers like distilleries and herbal teas. This eclectic mix of vendors ensures that there’s something for everyone, whether you’re a fashion aficionado, a connoisseur of artisanal goods, or simply someone seeking a unique and memorable experience.

What makes the Now and Then Market Place truly special are the vibes: a lively atmosphere, awesome music spun by a DJ, and tantalizing food and drink vendors to keep you fueled and energized.

This marketplace pops up in various spots throughout the city. And if you’re lucky, you might even catch them at the Art Museums Oval for a warm summer weekend.

Phila Flea Markets

Phila Flea Markets, also known as The Philly Flea, holds the prestigious title of being the longest-running organized Flea Market group in Philadelphia, with a rich history dating back to 1985. Their commitment to circular sustainability is unmatched.

Running year-round, their indoor market is held every Saturday and Sunday at the Valley Fair Shopping Center in Berwyn, PA.

From April to November, you can find the outdoor market at Franklin Mills, located at 90 Franklin Mills Blvd in Northeast Philadelphia, PA. The outdoor market offers a fantastic opportunity to browse and shop under the open sky, surrounded by the buzz of excitement that comes with uncovering unique treasures.

Plus, Philly Flea ensures that all markets are handicap accessible, so everyone can enjoy the experience.

Local Online Vintage Purveyors

The Captains Vintage

  • Unisex
  • Active Social Media
  • Online Store


Get ready to dive headfirst into the world of vintage graphic tee shirts at The Captain’s Vintage. This vintage clothing purveyor has been making waves since 1998, fueled by a deep passion for all things vintage.

While they started without a site, they’ve now built a massive online presence, offering the ultimate vintage shopping experience right at your fingertips. But that’s not all—they also make their mark at various markets throughout the area, including hosting the aforementioned Punk Rock Flea Market.

It’s clear The Captain’s Vintage deeply understands that shopping for vintage treasures requires a unique approach. That’s why they’ve curated their website to allow you to search by color, decade, modern measurement size, and shirt condition, making it easier than ever to find that perfect vintage tee.

But it doesn’t stop there. Their collection extends beyond graphic tees to include vintage Levi’s, button-down shirts, sweaters, and excellent menswear spanning from the 1940s through the early 2000s.

RareVNTG

  • Unisex
  • Active Social Media (IG & FB)
  • Online Store

If you’re looking for truly unique vintage clothing, Philadelphia-based online shop Rare VNTG claims to have “one of the widest selections of vintage merchandise on the internet.” A bold claim, I know, but with a quick browse through the online inventory, it’s pretty clear that they might be right.

Rare VNTG’s inventory is best described as the intersection of retro sportswear, Golden Age Hip Hop, and urban fashion – with a huge stock of vintage jerseys, apparel, shirts, and accessories. For Philly sneakerheads and streetwear enthusiasts, this vintage boutique is a true gem and one of the best places to buy vintage Philly sports apparel. 

Dealing solely online, the Rare VNTG website lists a wide variety of handpicked vintage clothing, hats, sneakers, jerseys, and toys — many of them rare or discontinued, so you can rest assured your purchase is truly exclusive and 100% authentic.