Rokit Vintage

Founded in the 1980s by the Shackleton brothers and Patti, Rokit began as a market stall in Camden, London, before opening a unique shop at 225 Camden High Street in 1986. It quickly became a hub for vintage enthusiasts and celebrities, expanding to Brick Lane and Covent Garden while maintaining a commitment to sustainability. The brand introduced Rokit Originals during the pandemic, focusing on revamping second-hand clothing and using sustainable materials. With a new Cardiff store in 2023, Rokit continues to inspire individuality and creativity in sustainable fashion across the UK.

Suzy Loves Milo

Suzy Loves Milo is a standout thrift boutique in Manchester, located on Spear Street, its original site. This charming shop features a carefully curated range of vintage clothing, accessories, and home decor. With an emphasis on quality, shoppers can expect to discover a mix of unique items alongside popular branded and designer labels. It appeals to both fashion lovers and collectors in search of distinctive pieces, making it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to enhance their wardrobe or living space.

Beyond Retro

As one of the largest vintage retailers in the UK, Sweden, and Finland, Beyond Retro has been curating trendy, sustainable fashion since 2002, all while minimising carbon footprints. Starting from a small dairy shed in East London, the brand has grown to open multiple stores and a website, saving over seven million items from landfills and fostering a vibrant community through various events. Committed to a circular fashion economy, Beyond Retro collaborates with brands like Converse on innovative upcycled products and offers an in-store exchange programme. The brand thrives on the passion of its community, encouraging everyone to share their vintage styles and join in its mission for a more sustainable fashion future.

ATIKA LONDON

Atika London is a vintage clothing store where history seamlessly intertwines with style across a collection of over 20,000 pre-loved fashion pieces. Nestled just off Brick Lane in East London, this expansive warehouse is a true treasure trove, featuring a meticulously curated selection of vintage and reworked clothing, alongside unique lifestyle items, home decor, and an eclectic range of books and magazines.

Pop Boutique Leeds

Founded in 1983 in the Northwest, Richard Free began his vintage clothing business by sourcing stock from flea markets and church sales, selling items at Camden and Greenwich markets each weekend. The first permanent store opened in 1985 at Affleck’s Palace in Manchester, a hub for independent businesses. By 1989, a Liverpool shop was established on Slater Street, eventually finding its current home on Bold Street in 2014.

The business expanded significantly in the early '90s, partnering with Topshop to sell vintage in their Oxford Circus flagship and opening additional locations, including a Manchester shop in Cafe Pop in 1994. In 1997, the London store on Monmouth Street opened, later relocating to Covent Garden. Responding to demand, Pop Boutique began creating a new clothing line alongside its vintage selection. The Leeds store opened in 2008, followed by a successful venture into Sweden with shops in Gothenburg and Malmo, both thriving with a growing student population and a love for vintage fashion.

Brick Lane Vintage Market

The Brick Lane Vintage Market at the Truman Brewery features vintage specialists from across the UK and Europe showcasing their collections. Visitors can explore boutiques offering clothing from the 1920s through the 1990s, including glamorous fur coats, feather capes, vintage bridal wear, men’s suits, vinyl records, and unique accessories. This vibrant market promises exciting finds for both men and women alike.

PICKNWEIGHT

PICKNWEIGHT operates on the concept of selling unique vintage and second-hand clothing by the kilo, offering a diverse selection of one-of-a-kind items and accessories from past decades in stores across Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Munich, and London. The appeal of owning clothing that is truly unique is central to the brand’s identity.

As more consumers prioritise sustainability and seek individuality in their fashion choices, PICKNWEIGHT stands out in a market saturated with identical fast-fashion products. Initially starting as a fashion retailer, it has grown into a leading provider of second-hand clothing and accessories in Germany, distinguished by its rare global finds and extensive expertise in the vintage sector.

AFFLECKS

Founded in 1982, Afflecks has become a landmark in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, often regarded as a ‘must-see’ destination for city visitors. This vibrant and eclectic market features a diverse range of independent traders who bring their passion to their products. With over 60 small shops, from tattoo artists to fashion boutiques, Afflecks has developed into a creative hub and a supportive environment for entrepreneurs, artists, and makers to explore, innovate, and grow. Its mission goes beyond being just a retail space; it aims to serve as a launchpad for new ideas, embodying Manchester's spirit through its commitment to being disruptive, unique, and trailblazing. This ethos is why it holds such a cherished place in the hearts of Mancunians.

RELLIK

Since 1999, Rellik has been a vibrant hotspot for vintage lovers on the hunt for unique designer treasures. This “secret” store is a favourite among fashionistas, stylists, and celebrities alike! As you dive into the racks, you’ll stumble upon unforgettable gems that are bound to become cherished pieces in your wardrobe. With a fabulous selection of curated items from the 1960s to today, Rellik showcases iconic designers like Comme des Garcons, Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto, Alaia, Yves Saint Laurent, and many more. Get ready to discover the vintage finds of your dreams!

Preloved Kilo

After years of running the beloved Mooch Vintage shop in Sheffield and hosting fabulous pop-up events, Preloved Kilo burst onto the scene in 2016! Founder Wayne made exciting connections with global wholesale suppliers and quickly outgrew his warehouse. Enter Preloved Vintage Wholesale Ltd, a vibrant destination where handpicked vintage treasures are available to the public. With a fun pay-by-weight concept, shoppers can snag quality vintage pieces at jaw-dropping prices, making it easier than ever to dive into the world of vintage fashion!

Vulgar Vintage Shop

Welcome to VULGAR, the ultimate independent vintage store in Sheffield! Drawing inspiration from past subcultures, this shop is a treasure trove of one-of-a-kind jazzy patterns and prints, perfect for standout festival looks. Dive into a collection of iconic designer labels from the ’90s and 2000s, featuring the likes of Burberry, Moschino, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, and Stone Island, alongside timeless accessories and classic wardrobe staples like leather and denim.

With a strong nod to ’90s and ’00s street style, VULGAR also stocks cool brands like Stussy, Champion, Evisu, Carhartt, Fubu, Tommy Hilfiger, Levi’s, Dickies, and more. Plus, don’t miss the unique re-work range crafted from vintage recycled fabrics—bringing past trends back to life in a fresh, fun way!

WE ARE COW

Cow is a lively independent vintage clothing and accessories retailer offering a sustainable twist on fast fashion! With several stores across the UK and worldwide shipping from the website, it’s a treasure trove for vintage lovers. Each handpicked item is ethically sourced from around the globe and available at affordable prices, featuring quality pieces and iconic brands from the ’60s to the nostalgic 2000s.

Every Cow store delivers a unique shopping adventure, boasting interiors crafted from 90 per cent recycled materials, found in cities like Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, and Nottingham. The online store, ‘We Are Cow’, showcases a curated selection of favourite vintage pieces alongside a fabulous rework range made from outdated garments and salvaged fabrics, ensuring that nothing goes to waste and no two pieces are alike.

W. Armstrong & Son Vintage

Established in 1840 by William Armstrong, the world-renowned vintage emporium began as a small shop in Edinburgh’s Cowgate, specialising in traditional men’s attire. Today, it remains a family-owned business, led by Carol and Greg McMorris, and has expanded to four city centre locations: Grassmarket, Teviot Place, Clerk Street, and Cockburn Street.

W. Armstrong & Son is celebrated for its high-quality vintage clothing and accessories that reflect Scotland’s rich history and culture. The expertly curated collections include everything from kiltwear and military uniforms to Harris Tweed, cashmere, and vintage accessories, providing customers with a truly unique and authentic vintage shopping experience.

Little Blue Door Vintage

Meet Aine & Aisling, the dynamic sister duo behind Little Blue Door, showcasing an eclectic collection of hand-selected vintage clothing from the vibrant ’80s and ’90s! With a passion for unearthing exceptional preloved treasures ready for a new chapter, this delightful boutique resides in the picturesque Old Town of Edinburgh on Candlemaker Row.

Those Were the Days Vintage

Founder and owner of Those Were The Days Vintage Fashion and Vintage Bridal Boutiques, Claire is passionate about fashion and style, with a special love for vintage fashion that truly lights up life. Happiest when travelling and hunting for unique pieces to curate for boutiques and personal collections, Claire can be found in the Edinburgh shops, helping customers style their looks or collaborating with other creatives on stunning editorial photoshoots. When not on the job or scouring for vintage gems, she enjoys hanging out with friends in Edinburgh’s cozy bars or taking her adorable dog, Ted, for beach walks.

All About Audrey

All About Audrey is a vibrant vintage and bohemian fashion brand located in Brighton’s North Laine, offering a stunning collection of clothing primarily from the ’60s and ’70s, with a special emphasis on Indian prints. The brand features unique boho dresses, tops, and skirts made from vintage fabrics, ensuring each handmade piece is one-of-a-kind, though some may have minor imperfections.

Ethically sourced from around the globe, the clothing often incorporates vintage Indian saree fabrics. Inspired by her early nomadic lifestyle, Audrey travelled the world, working in clubs and bars while selling handmade jewellery. Her passion for collecting beautiful bohemian pieces, especially original Phool and Adini dresses, informs her designs, which reflect the essence of iconic 1970s fashion houses like Thea Porter and Biba, showcasing a love for wildflowers and flowing styles in her creations, particularly peasant, prairie, and smock dresses.

Snoopers Attic

Discover THE ATTIC, Brighton’s hidden gem nestled in the vibrant North Laine! This eclectic treasure trove is home to the city’s most talented makers, curated vintage sellers, and unique collectors, all tucked away upstairs in the iconic Snoopers Paradise. It’s the perfect spot for both tourists and locals to explore and find something truly special. Don’t miss out on this delightful shopping adventure!

Hope & Harlequin

Discover a stunning collection of unique, curated vintage pieces perfect for everyday wear and those extra special occasions! Hope & Harlequin Bride specialises in beautiful vintage and made-to-order wedding dresses. It uses ethically produced silk and offers the option of GOTS certified ‘Peace’ silk for gowns. Each gorgeous piece is thoughtfully sourced from the UK and beyond, making it easy to find the perfect addition to any wardrobe. Plus, alterations, repairs, and reimagining services ensure that each find can be cherished for years to come!

Blue Rinse

Blue Rinse began its journey on a rainy day in Yorkshire in 1997, evolving from a humble stall at Leeds Market into a vibrant vintage clothing company with an ethical, down-to-earth approach. With two bustling stores in Leeds and one in Manchester, alongside a Kilo Shop where customers pay by weight, the brand has adapted to the ever-changing market.

Regular Kilo Sales are held in Brixton and Leeds, and the team also showcases its finds at major events like Glastonbury, Roskilde Festival, and Leeds Festival. Operations run smoothly from a Warehouse/Workshop/Office in Armley, Leeds, where a friendly and creative team is always ready to assist. The flagship Leeds store, renovated in 2016, now spans five floors and is packed with handpicked vintage treasures.