An influx of vintage clothing stores has popped up throughout the Kansas City metro, offering shoppers retro fashion options that simultaneously feel fresh, look stylish and keep wardrobes sustainable with one-of-a-kind looks.
Here are some of the best vintage apparel shops in Kansas City:
Do Good Co.

Located in the creative Crossroads Arts District, Do Good Co.specializes in home furnishings, apparel and accessories. The shop offers discounted attire from brands like Levi’s, Madewell, Gucci, Diane von Furstenberg and Anthropologie.
In addition to curated accessories and home furnishings, Do Good Co. holds events on the weekends, such as guided meditation and yoga. The retailer also supports non-profit organizations like Kids TLC and KC Pet Project with products, workshops, events and volunteer opportunities.
Dear Society

Created by vintage enthusiasts Maria Casteel and Chanel Jezek, Midtown shop Dear Society sells both vintage and modern clothing while also supporting local artisans to deliver an aesthetically pleasing, unique shopping experience.
The shop has fostered a local following that emphasizes supporting the Kansas City community with special events, closet clean out sales from local bloggers and small business sales.
Donna's Dress Shop

A must for hidden gems, Donna’s Dress Shop specializes in old-school apparel and vintage-inspired pieces, plus retro-inspired jewelry and housewares, all in the heart of the 39th Street neighborhood.
The charming boutique keeps quirky stock, so those looking to stand out will find what they need to make a statement.
Boomerang

Boomerang is a blast from the past. With apparel and accessories dating back several decades, this Westport shop touts extraordinary pieces for any occasion, whether you’re in search of the perfect outfit for a costume party or simply something borrowed to spice up your wardrobe.
In addition to finding new duds, vinylphiles can build their music collection with an assortment of pre-used records available for purchase.
Daisy Lee Vintage

Located in the Crossroads Arts District, this vintage shop specializes in sustainable fashion and 60s, 70s, 90s and early 2000s trends.
Daisy Lee owners are constantly searching for the best vintage threads at thrift stores, estate sales and more, so you can count on new pieces coming into the store frequently. The shop also regularly posts photos of their finds on social media, so you can browse online before you come into to buy.
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Whether you show up in search of a specific item or with no expectations at all, you’re sure to find fashion from generations past at West Bottoms vintage stores. Here are a few favorites:
- Rex Vintage: This West Bottoms shop has moved into an even larger space. Find two floors of vintage staples like tees and flannels, plus Rex’s own line of upcyled merchandise.
- 6 Foot Closet: This massive vintage shop stocks everything from the 1940s to the 2010s, all sorted by era, style and color. And you can even trade in your own vintage clothes for store credit.
- Serendipity: Perhaps best known as an antique furniture and decor store, Serendipity also carries unique vintage pieces from across the decades.
Vintage fashion thrives in Kansas City’s Westport district. Five shops sit within just a few steps of one another, making up what their owners call Vintage Row.
- Pop! Vintage: Although it primarily features mid-century furniture and decor, you’ll still find plenty of vintage clothes worth exploring.
- Gilded Chaos: New to the neighborhood, this shop leans into Americana favorites like Levi’s, vintage tees, overalls, jean jackets and more.
- Wonderland: With pieces dating back to the 1920s, this Westport shop has something for everyone’s tastes.
- Thrifted Threadzzzz: Another newcomer, this small but mighty shop is stocked with tees, jeans and sneakers, particularly from the ’90s.
- Wearhouse Vintage: This colorful shop features primarily women’s clothing and accessories, ranging from the ’70s to the early 2000s.




