Historic Meets Handmade: The Best Vintage Shops On Etsy - Fashionista

Historic Meets Handmade: The Best Vintage Shops On Etsy

Vintage shopping is an exhausting (yet rewarding!) indulgence for even the most fashion-forward folks. But what if you want a sweet retro find and don't have time to explore racks upon racks of cast-offs? Well, thanks to everyone's favorite handmade-and-more source Etsy, the soreness that was once synonymous with vintage shopping is no more. Here, we round up our top five vintage curators on Etsy. The best part? You won't leave smelling like Grandma.
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Vintage shopping is an exhausting (yet rewarding!) indulgence for even the most fashion-forward folks. But what if you want a sweet retro find and don't have time to explore racks upon racks of cast-offs? Well, thanks to everyone's favorite handmade-and-more source

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Jess James Jake

If you penchant is for mod styling, look no further. Jess James Jake is an absolute treasure trove of (affordable!) goodness, whether you're an aspiring Quadropheniac or Twiggy look-alike.

Butterscotch boots, $72

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