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Eugene Jeans owner Tim Long buys and sells vintage clothes and other retro items such as lunchboxes and guitars.
Zane Ritt | Photographer
Used clothes
line the racks
of Nobody’s
Baby, one of
several vintage
clothing stores
in Eugene.
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started selling musical instruments.
The clothes that he buys need to be
in good condition and fit in with the
personality of the store, he said.
“Usually, it’s at least two to three
decades old. Even stuff that I
though was poorer or lesser quality
back then has turned out” to be
better than modern quality, Long
said. These are tried and
true styles. ”
Location: 132 E. 13th Ave. Phone:
338-4395
Puttin' On the Ritz
Co-owner Helen Tipton doesn’t
think of Puttin’ On the Ritz as just a
vintage clothing store. The shop stocks
vintage jewelry, eyeglasses, hats, pic
tures, buttons, lamps, furniture and
even kitchen appliances between its
racks of handsome vintage vestments.
“It’s like a vintage emporium,”
Tipton said.
Everything in the shop is at least 30
years old, going back to the
Victorian era.
“A lot of stores are vintage, but they
also deal with retro,” she said. “We
have mostly things from the ‘60s, ‘50s,
‘40s and ‘30s. You can get real high
end vintage — something the rich
might have worn, and real low-end too
— something the poor might have
worn. Some of that poorer vintage, like
rayon, is now worth more than furs. ”
The shop has snappy styles for men,
women and children.
Tipton said vintage clothing is al
ways special.
“I always thought it was because of
the vibes of the clothing, but also
because you get something unique,”
she said.
Location: 350 E. 11th Ave. Phone:
686-9240.
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Deluxe
The store Deluxe buys and trades
with their customers for their invento
ry. With an inventory evenly split be
tween men’s and women’s clothing,
the store has a boutique feel. There are
also pieces from local artists for sale.
The majority of the store’s customers
are students at the University and local
Eugene middle and high schools.
Employee Teeva Willis said that
her style is dictated by weather, es
pecially living in a place like Eugene.
She also said she thinks it’s impor
tant to buy recycled clothes. She
suggested that shoppers interested in
starting a vintage or recycled fashion
collection should shop around, buy
what things that they like and are in
good condition, and look for familiar
brands.
Location: 1331 Willamette St.
Phone: 686-0205.
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