Seattle · 11 places · 6 districts
Vintage and Consignment Stores in Seattle.
All 11 vintage and consignment stores we cover in Seattle, from Capitol Hill, Georgetown and Pioneer Square, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 11
Vintage and Consignment Stores, district by district.
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Pike Place Market1 place
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Paper-ephemera dealer in the DownUnder since 1978, with postcards, vintage magazines, posters, newspapers, maps and botanical and anatomical prints, under the same owners since 1976.
Capitol Hill3 places
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Vintage and retro-style clothing shop open since 2001, with secondhand vintage, local designers and a bridal boutique of vintage and reproduction wedding gowns.
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Vintage sports apparel shop focused on Seattle teams: '90s Sonics tees, Seahawks hats and buttons, jerseys, snap jackets and mostly unworn vintage snapbacks.
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Buy-sell-trade resale store on Broadway with secondhand name-brand clothing and accessories; it has served Capitol Hill for more than a decade.
Ballard1 place
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Oddities shop selling antiques, taxidermy, insects, fossils, skulls and human osteology, plus Victorian, nautical and medical antiques and silver and vintage jewelry.
Pioneer Square2 places
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Paper antiques shop opened by Michael Fairley in 1980, selling vintage postcards, stamps, photographs, stereoviews, brochures and catalogs; Fairley is usually on hand to explain them.
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Vintage clothing from the 1950s to the 1990s alongside work by more than 40 local artists and makers, in a shop open since 2009 that later doubled into the space next door.
Fremont1 place
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Basement vintage mall with dozens of vendor booths: band tees, leather jackets, vintage Levi's, furniture, records, home decor and collectibles. Jive Time keeps bargain bins here.
Georgetown3 places
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Weekend open-air market in restored vintage trailers, with vendors such as BOSS Clothing & Goods, Pomme Pomme Bakery and Royal Mansion Gallery, plus a wedding chapel in a shipping container.
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Antiques and vintage shop next door to Fogue Studios on Airport Way S, packed with furniture, art, jewelry, clothing, old signs and odd decor.
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Vintage shop on 12th Ave S known for old workwear, faded T-shirts and one of the widest selections of Filson goods; moved here from a Ballard back room.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for vintage and consignment stores in Seattle?
Capitol Hill has the most, with 3, followed by Georgetown (3) and Pioneer Square (2). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many vintage and consignment stores does this guide cover?
11, across 6 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
Shopping Near Seattle University: Capitol Hill, Broadway and Downtown
A guide to shopping around Seattle U: the Redhawk Shop online and at campus pop-ups, budget groceries and the Sunday farmers market, Capitol Hill's bookstores and resale shops, and the streetcar and light rail to downtown.
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Ballard Shopping Walk: Ballard Avenue, NW Market Street and the Sunday Market
A walk through Ballard's shops: the boutiques, jewelers and curiosity shop on the cobbled stretch of Ballard Ave NW, then records and books on NW Market St, with the Sunday farmers market and where to park.
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Shopping Near Seattle Pacific University: Fremont, Ballard and the Campus Bookstore
A guide to shopping around SPU: the bookstore on West Bertona, groceries at PCC in Fremont and Fred Meyer in Ballard, Fremont's vintage, books and Sunday market, Ballard's record shops, and the buses that connect them.
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