by Erin Conlon As the weather changes, so may your wardrobe — and, luckily, the neighborhood has a solid assortment of vintage, thrift, and secondhand wares for giving your closet a seasonal refresh while ignoring the siren’s song of fast fashion (at least firsthand). Check out our non-exhaustive roundup below!
Slightly tucked away at 120 Havemeyer Street in Williamsburg, Rabbitsmay look unassuming on the outside, but the small store is packed with unique vintage and current…
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Are you kidding me? You ought to have a guide on where NOT to buy vintage. Vintage stores are on every block it seems.
There are people who don’t like vintage especially senior people that just want to buy regular clothes not vintage before even they were born.
Vintage ? That’s what you are calling it? Call it by it’s real name… USED CLOTHING ! Most likely clothes donated for good will or ransacked from drop off’s at the Salvation Army