Omaha should be a well-known spot when shopping for vintage clothing. The city has great stores in many different areas. These shops should be checked out and appreciated by more than just the locals. 

Albany and Alvers 

Location: Dundee 

This vintage store popped up in the Dundee area this summer. They call themselves “a sustainable mix of curated vintage.” Their store has both modern and vintage pieces, so they have something for everyone. This store participates in summer markets, including Hutchfest and Junk Stock, so customers can get their vintage in multiple places. They even have a TikTok account with over 3,000 followers. The pieces in this store are handpicked to ensure they have the best vintage out for their customers. The owner, Amanda Tjarks, is also a Swiftie! 

The Flying Worm 

Location: Old Market 

This store has been in Omaha since 2009, and there is a reason it has stayed around this long. It is an essential stop when walking around the Old Market. They sell funky, current accessories, including earrings from local artists, along with vintage everything. They always have a huge selection of vintage jackets. Whether you want letterman, denim, leather or just something crazy, they have it all. They also carry many vintage sweaters and T-shirts. This store has something for everyone, from eccentric sunglasses to cowboy boots. It is an Omaha staple.  

1404 Collective 

Location: Little Bohemia 

1404 Collective has brought life to its street in Little Bohemia. They participate in events such as Hutchfest and Kindling Co, providing vintage to many customers. Their store is about the idea that fashion and eco-consciousness can go hand in hand. They call themselves “a vibrant community of fashion enthusiasts and sustainable fashion advocates.” This store is unique in the way they have what is called a closet cleanout, where they allow individuals to purchase hangers and sell their clothes with 1404 collective, earning half the profit. This store not only has great vintage but is dedicated to connecting environmental morals with reselling. 

Weird Wild Stuff Vintage 

Location: Morton Meadows 

This store is just as the name says; this is not your typical vintage store. This store caters to people’s hippie side, specializing in 60s-80s vintage clothes, go-go boots, tapestries and jewelry. They describe themselves as a “curated brick and mortar vintage store.” This store supplies carefully collected vintage to continuously provide retro styles in this new era of fashion. This store proves Omaha has something for everyone!