From our authentic vintage neon signs of iconic bars and hotels to showgirl outfits to amazing nerdy collectibles, there are so many antique and vintage treasures to be found! We decided to put together a list of our six favorite vintage shops in Las Vegas. Happy hunting!
1. The Red Kat
The Red Kat, a place built by vintage fashion lovers, is the perfect place to shop for a whole new vintage wardrobe! They have over 6000 unique pieces to try on and test new styles. Their two floors are meticulously organized so that it will be an easy shopping experience. They sell clothes for both men and women. We particularly love their jumpsuit selection, which everyone can rock with a cool leather jacket.
📍1300 S Main St STE 110, Las Vegas, NV 89104
2. Main Street Peddlers Antiques Mall
Suppose you’re looking for showstopping statement items, head on over to the Main Street Peddlers Anties Mall. There, you’ll find unique embroidered or fringe pieces that will add that extra oomph to your style. This is also the ideal spot to get a one-of-a-kind Halloween costume, like a space vintage cowgirl, funky clown, showgirl, or more!
📍1400 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89104
3. Antique Alley Mall
Antique Alley Mall is a place to get stuck in time in. This time capsule of a store has unique Old Hollywood memorabilia, neon signs, and vintage barbies! Their clothing section is expertly curated and invokes quite the vintage atmosphere. You’ll find a fantastic selection of 1950s party dresses and costume jewelry to complete this look. They also have a fun section of Hawaiian shirts and sports jerseys.
📍1126 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89104, USA
4. Buffalo Exchange
Buffalo Exchange has several locations throughout the country, and with good reason. This is a great spot to exchange clothes you no longer wear and buy new, well, at least new to you, pieces! They carefully curate their selection, so you are sure to find vintage and second-hand clothes that perfectly encapsulate current trends as well as let your personal style shine through.
📍1209 S. Main St, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104
5. Alt Rebel
Alt Rebel isn’t exactly a vintage store. They sell second-hand, gently used trendy clothes from brands like Urban Outfitters. You can come in with clothes you don’t wear anymore and trade them in for 30% cash back or 50% store credit which won’t expire. Then you can look through their curated racks and pick out clothes that you’ll actually wear. That’s a pretty good deal!
📍1409 S Commerce St. Las Vegas, NV 89102
6. Vintage Vegas
Vintage Vegas is a fun and relaxed vintage and antique spot with so much incredible and spooky stuff to look through. You’ll see loads of vintage neon signs, movie memorabilia, and more. They make customized neon signs too! You won’t find loads and loads of vintage clothes, but they have a solid selection of jackets and dresses.
📍1229 S Main St, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104
7. Glam Factory
Looking for a vintage look for your next glammy event, like a themed party? This is the best spot! You’ll find gems from multiple decades, but a big part of the items fit the 1950’s. Expect bold looks and colorful fits. Best part? A cute, friendly cat and dog will welcome you, and join your shopping adventure.
📍211 E Colorado Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89104
8. Yesterday’s Fits
This isn’t your 30’s, 50’s, or 80’s looks, and it’s not for your glam looks – it’s pretty much in the name: yesterday’s fits! You’ll find a lot of street wear and casual outfits. From your favorite bands (think AC/DC and The Grateful Dead) to pieces from your favorite movies such as The Lion King to your favorite sports teams such as the Lakers or Dodgers, you’ll find your favorite piece here.
📍4800 S Maryland Pkwy Suite F, Las Vegas, NV 89119
9. Charleston Antique Mall
Voted best antique mall for 4 years in a row, we cannot finish this list of vintage shops in Las Vegas without adding this spot. They have over 75 dealers, bringing merch from all around. Here, you can find collectibles, mid-century, primitives, man cave, art glass, vintage furniture, vintage jewelry. It’s the perfect spot to visit, for locals and tourists alike – chances are, you’ll leave this mall with a cool item.
Article written in collaboration with Andra Young.