Joanna James
Melbourne has a thriving second-hand and vintage fashion store collection that certainly is impressive. Explore the line-up from Fitzroy to St Kilda and you won't be disappointed. Continue reading to discover the best districts for exploring the top vintage fashion stores of Melbourne.
Brunswick is a lovely area to explore, popular for its selection of eccentric fashion options and music scene. Brunswick has a good choice if you take pleasure in rifling through vintage fashion. Some recommended options include Brunswick Style, Melbourne Vintage, Don Bosco Op Shop, Vinnies and much more. Less than 12 minutes from Brunswick and the top locations that are in the CBD is Oaks Melbourne on Collins Hotel. One of the more popular options among the central Collins Street hotels, this is one of the well-located accommodation options you can choose for easy explorations of the city.
Old-fashioned winter coats and leotards studded with sequins are some of the fab finds to be made at the collection of vintage fashion stores on Fitzroy. Savour the delights of exploring an entire block lined with all your favourite period fashion. Check out the likes of Sally's Retro Fashion, Miss Brown Vintage Clothing, Vintage Garage, Monkey Jar, and others.
Head further south on Chapel Street for a vibrant collection of fashion from a bygone era. A must-visit is the Capel Street Bazaar, which is a literal maze of amazing goodies; you will certainly be able to pick up a few eccentric items rifling through the goods there. If you enjoy exploring the charity shops in hope of picking up that one unique conversation starter item, do check out Save the Children, Sacred Heart Mission, Red Cross, and Salvos; there are many more, of course, waiting for an eager eye to spot the unique treasures they hide within.
The charity shops of South Melbourne are well-loved for their collection of vintage treasures. A stop at the South Melbourne Market is a must too if you want a comprehensive tour of all things eccentric. Make sure to pair your foodie desires with your vintage tastes when exploring this area because the paella on offer is pretty mind-blowing and will not let your taste buds down.
Go on and enjoy yourself exploring this pretty suburb. The touristy area is popular for night markets and the Saturday craft market. Inside the historic church hall, which is over a hundred years old, is the first-ever Sacred Heart Mission Op Shop. It is still open for business and is often visited by enthusiastic treasure hunters.
A ritzier neighborhood, Camberwell's offering of vintage stores up your chances of making that one unique find that stands out among the chicest of modern fashion. You may want to visit the Sunday Camberwell Market for more options and a wider array of eclectic items.
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