Shopping for Vintage Clothing in Pittsburgh

Looking for a closet refresh? Whether your goal is to engage in sustainable shopping, save some money, or show off your own unique flair, these Pittsburgh-based vintage shops have you covered.

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Shopping Vintage Clothing in Pittsburgh

Eons Fashion Antique 

5850 Ellsworth Ave, Shadyside 

This Shadyside-based store has been a fixture of the Pittsburgh vintage community for decades, with high-quality vintage clothing, accessories, jewelry, and costumes from almost every era. Make sure to look up: you don’t want to miss the signed Broadway prints, retro art prints, and celebrity photos. 

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Hey Betty 

5890 Ellsworth Ave, Shadyside  

This shop is the definition of high-class vintage. The owners carefully source this selection to allow only the finest classic clothing and accessories, filling every inch of wall space from floor to ceiling. From cowboy boots to fur stoles to menswear, you are bound to find just the right piece. 

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Kula Industries 

4124 Main St, Garfield 

This store is inspired by owner Meridith’s upbringing in Honolulu and decades of experience in the fashion industry. It has a perfect selection of clothing, shoes, accessories, and more. With the mission of working against fast fashion, Meridith also has many reworked pieces, as well as local goods from local producers. 

Story by Lindsay Herring
Photography by Dave Bryce 

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