Pioneer Square
Seattle's oldest neighborhood, and the best block-for-block density of records, posters, antiques and heavy denim. Start at our shop on Washington St, loop Occidental Square, finish at the antique malls.
Pioneer Square walking mapWe've been selling vintage in Seattle since 2010 out of two shops — Pioneer Square and Ballard. This is the guide we give customers who want to make a whole day of it: where to start, what each neighborhood is actually good for, and a printable map for both.
Seattle's oldest neighborhood, and the best block-for-block density of records, posters, antiques and heavy denim. Start at our shop on Washington St, loop Occidental Square, finish at the antique malls.
Pioneer Square walking mapBallard Avenue is a landmark district packed with vintage clothing, designer resale and estate finds, plus somewhere to eat every fifty feet. Easiest afternoon of vintage shopping in the city.
Ballard walking map1950s–Y2K clothing, records, gig posters and denim inside a historic brick storefront at 110 Washington St.
Pink walls, neon and a rotating rack of party dresses, workwear and outerwear at 5334 Ballard Ave NW.
Seven-block loop of vintage, antiques and consignment around Occidental Square — printable map with walking times.
Ballard Ave NW landmark district: vintage, designer resale and estate finds within a few minutes of each other.
The hardest part of vintage shopping in Seattle is sizing — most racks skip anything above a large. We tag every piece with its measured size so you can filter before you drive across town.
Plus size vintage in Seattle