Vintage shopping is totally growing in popularity and for good reason. Not only does it reduce the fashion industry’s carbon footprint, but you can also find some awesome closet staples! Sometimes nothing fits better than a vintage t-shirt, which is super easy to style up or down, making it the ultimate wardrobe-essential. Keep reading for the best shops where you can find your new favourite tee (and more).
Here are stores to shop online for the best vintage t-shirts.
F As In Frank
F As In Frank has a number of casual streetwear finds to elevate both men’s and women’s street styles and focuses on selling vintage finds from the ’80s and ’90s. Whether you’re in search of a vintage band tee, a cool sports jersey, or a jacket to layer on top of your outfits, you’re bound to find it here.
Drop Spot Vintage
Drop Spot Vintage has 2 shops based in Hamilton, as well as a constantly updated online store full of one-of-a-kind finds – including vintage t-shirts, of course. While scrolling, you’ll find everything from rare rap tees to coveted classic Harley tees and everything in between.
Lost Vessel
This Waterloo-based vintage shop has an array of rare vintage tees on its online shop! If you’re looking for your next grail vintage find, definitely check out Lost Vessel.
Black Market Vintage
Black Market Vintage is known for being a Toronto staple that’s beloved among trendy individuals. Browse a range of apparel that includes vintage band tees, sweaters, coats, leather jackets, and boots, as well as every style of jean you could think of, and so much more.
Philistine
Philistine is a favourite shop to many Torontonians. You’ll definitely score those baggy vintage t-shirts, denim cut-offs, quirky pins, and more that you’re searching for. Browse through the women’s and men’s sections or even sort by brands.
Penny Arcade
Penny Arcade is known for its wide variety of vintage pieces for both men and women that are carefully selected by the team. You can find a range of apparel that includes shirts, pants, dresses, outerwear, and much more.
Baldylox Thrifts
Baldylox Thrifts is always dropping new merch on its website! You can shop for jerseys, sports tees, band tees, and so much more. It’s no wonder this shop has such a following!
Throwback Vault
If you live in the GTA and love to shop vintage, you’ve likely heard of Throwback Vault! It has 2 locations, 1 on Queen West and 1 in Square One Mall, and an online shop with over 700 vintage t-shirts listed. If you’re looking for some vintage tees with cool prints, click here.
The RealReal
The RealReal is a company with millions of shoppers and consignors, with four retail stores in Chicago, New York City, Los Angelos, and San Francisco, and a very successful online shop. From women’s, men’s, and kids’ fashion to fine jewelry, watches, fine art, and home decor, the company curates a huge marketplace for authenticated luxury.
thredUP
thredUP has a variety of brands for everyone’s style and budget with prices starting at $0.99 and increasing into the thousands. You’ll find tees and more from brands like Aritzia, Reformation, Zara, Louis Vuitton, and Dolce & Gabbana, and more.
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Love heading over to your local Goodwill to score some fab finds? Now, you can do so without leaving your home with GoodwillFinds.
The recently launched online thrift shop has a ton of apparel for women, men, and kids, jewellery, electronics, home, books, and more!
According to The Associated Press, there are around 100,000 second-hand items on the GoodwillFinds site, which makes for a great shopping experience.
Browsing the racks at thrift stores is not only an excellent way to find one-of-a-kind pieces but also to minimize your own use of fast fashion.
But of course, you do have to have the time to head over to those stores to shop, so GoodwillFinds makes it totally accessible to everyone.
Before you make a purchase beware that you still have to pay shipping fees.
The site curates its inventory from donated goods at its physical storefronts across Canada.
As of right now, you can’t donate your items directly to GoodwillFinds, you have to bring your pile to Goodwill stores still. The company does plan to offer an online donation service in the future.
Will you be shopping at GoodwillFinds? If you have any questions, be sure to check out the FAQ page.
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The fan favourite thrift event is coming back! The TO Vintage Show will return to Toronto’s Exhibition Place at the end of the month.
From September 24 to 25, you’ll find stunning vintage clothing, décor, antiques, and more from more than 100 independent dealers!
The vintage dealers and shops will be headed to the Exhibition Place from locations like Nova Scotia and California, as well as local vendors too.
Show Manager Catherine Knoll, speaks on the event saying, “Vintage dealers load up their inventory all summer long so buyers can expect lots of freshly found, quality auction and estate sale pieces at the show.”
You’ll get to browse all of the latest trends like Y2K, western-wear, street style, boyfriend jackets, and items from all of the iconic eras like the 60s, 70s, and 80s.
Second-hand shopping has become extremely popular over the last few years, and for good reason. It’s an awesome way to score one-of-a-kind and unique pieces, as well as reduce the need for fast fashion.
Plus, by taking a browse around the TO Vintage Show, you’ll also be supporting a ton of small businesses.
Don’t miss out on some great finds!
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Calling all vintage lovers! Yorkdale Shopping Centre is getting its very first vintage store this coming weekend. How exciting is that?
With thrifting on the rise these days, it makes sense that the mall is looking to expand its product offering.
Vintage shopping is definitely a great way to give your closet, home decor, accessories, and more an upgrade on a budget and find some really unique pieces—while making the eco-conscious decision.
The new store that’s getting added to the directory is the Clarendon Trading Co. It actually opened its first location at the Scarborough Town Centre, so it’s great to see that it’s expanding!
If you plan on stopping by, you’ll come across the oh-so-popular Levi’s jeans, Carharrt beanies, leather jackets, Nike sweaters, and more.
Clarendon Trading Co. has an online store to take a browse as well.
The owners, Colette Liburd and Johnnel Francis, buy the items rather than taking donations therefore they can build a carefully curated collection. So, you know that shopping here you’ll definitely grab some great vintage finds.
Make a trip and check out the Clarendon Trading Co. opening on April 2!
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