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5 local vintage shops in Portland, OR

From ball gowns to pre-owned diamonds

A rack of clothing at Banshee in Portland, OR

Racks organized in rainbow color style at Banshee.

Photo by Banshee

Top picks for you

You say vintage, we say Portland.

With more than 50+ vintage stores in town, Portland is rated as one of the best US cities for vintage shopping. These are some of our favorite spots to hunt for pre-owned darlings. 👗

Banshee, 2410 E. Burnside St.

With the clothing hanging in a color-coordinated way, you might think you’ve stumbled into a high-fashion showroom. It features a detailed and feminine style with items ranging from floral to casual classic. Pro tip: This is a great spot to find a special dress.

Zig Zag Vintage,1476 NE Alberta St.

Known by many as a gold mine for affordable vintage clothing, Zig Zag has a great mix of garments, jewelry, and even ceramics. Customers praise the good quality of the shop’s items. The style is casual, so be on the lookout for your new best-loved quirky sweater.

Luxurios vintage store Xtabay in Portland

Pre-owned by a princess? Certainly feels like it at Xtabay Vintage Clothing.

Photo by Liz Gross

Xtabay Vintage Clothing Boutique, 2515 SE Clinton St.

This shop is the Grace Kelly-version of vintage stores — where you can buy yourself an outfit appropriate for any red-carpet event. Rumor has it that dresses bought here have even reached the White House. The brick-and-mortar shop is temporarily closed, but the online shopping experience feels like time-traveling.

Gem Set Love, 720 NW 23rd Ave.

One of the most Earth-friendly ways to vintage shop is buying pre-owned jewelry like the pieces found at this little gem of a store. From real diamond rings to gold necklaces, this is not a place for bargain hunters — but instead for people with an eye for what’s special and valuable.

Vintage Jewelry in Portland

If you like it then you should put a ring on it.

Photo by Gemsetlove.com

Zero Wave, 720 N. Killingsworth St.

Zero Wave brings a gender-neutral perspective to fashion with pieces for everyone. It also focuses on natural fibers and recycled materials + brings back iconic decades in streetwear: we’re talking about the 80s, 90s, and 00s.

If we missed your favorite shop, let us know — we’re always down for a little retro retail therapy. 📩

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