Red Violin Vintage

This nightgown and robe set was designed in the 1960s by Emilio Pucci for Fitform Rogers, a Chicago-based lingerie manufacturer. It is a beautiful set and a rare find but does have some flaws. If interested, DM for more info!

When sourcing vintage clothing, you never know where a treasure will turn up! The thrill of the hunt is, of course part of the fun. What is most satisfying is making a tiny dent in the 17 million tons of textile waste we in the U.S. generate each year.

Just in - this rare hand-tooled leather bag from the 1970s. Find it in or DM for more info.

The silk scarf. Timeless and versatile.

This week’s fall vintage arrivals include this Nordic wool cape, Pendleton wool coats, and a lined Burberry trench coat. Find them in or DM for measurements and price.

This pair of heavy metal vintage lion bookends from the Bombay Company arrive in today. Stop by or DM if interested!

Arriving this weekend are some new vintage pieces -Cartier, Pendleton and Nordic sweaters - along with some new new pieces including Cleobella, Marni and faux Goyard. Find them in Friday or DM for more information.

Fall arrives on Saturday at the Concord Sidewalk Sale, with huge discounts in all summer clothing! Fall vintage includes Burberry, St. John, L.L. Bean, Pringle and more. Stop by or DM if you see something you like in this week’s posts.

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Some of the beautiful pieces posted on depop today! 💛💛💛

1st slide-vintage 1970s laura ashley blouse

2nd slide-vintage 1980s Versace wrap skirt

3rd slide: langellotti Italian leather woven hobo bag

Lucky for you passed on this 1960s burnt orange shift dress! Find it in or DM for more information.

Very exciting news red violin vintage is now on depop! Here is a preview of some items currently listed and much more to come sooon 💛💛💛

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Bright and beautiful vintage dresses arriving ahead of a sunny summer weekend. Unlike the fast fashions of today, vintage clothing was made to last. These dresses are made of high-quality dense cotton for a structured and flattering fit. Find them in the shop in or DM for measurements and price.

Lots of new inventory just in in . Includes art, home decor and fashion.

This beautiful wedding gown was worn twice - one in the 1950s and again in the 1970s by mother and daughter. It has been preserved and stored and is waiting for its next trip down the aisle! DM for details.

New vintage gowns in all sizes and colors arrive in tomorrow. Find jewelry to match throughout the store!

Just in! DM for more info or shop in this weekend to claim.

Emilio Pucci (1914-92) was an Italian fashion designer know for prints with bold designs and vivid colors. This vintage lookalike shirt has all of the hallmarks of a typical Pucci piece without the price tag to match. Find it in or DM to claim.

Arriving this week in , new old things!

“Live your life, do your work, then take your hat.” - Henry David Thoreau

Sold! This denim and purple suede jacket from the 1980s found a new home with Marie from Rhode Island. More one-of-a-kind vintage pieces can be found this weekend in .

Rosina Ferragamo Schiavone may have been overshadowed by her well-known brother Salvatore, but her designs were considered more avant-garde. Rosina created shoes and handbags, whose hallmark features were attention to detail and a flash of flair, between 1960 and 1975. Her signature style is reflected in these black and silver pumps (size 8) dating from the 1960s. Find them this week in or DM for more info.

“Raspberry beret, I think I love her.” The 1985 hit song from Prince and the Revolution tells the story of a teenage romance between a boy and an older woman who wears a raspberry-colored beret. The hat is widely considered French but actually shares origins with the Basque region in Spain. It is a style long favored by artists, intellectuals, revolutionaries and fashionistas. This velvet raspberry beret is from the 1960s and arrives in this weekend!

“Raspberry beret, I think I love her.” The 1985 hit song from Prince and the Revolution tells the story of a teenage romance between a boy and an older woman who wears a raspberry colored beret. The hat is widely considered French but actually shares origins with the Basque region of Spain. It is a style long favored by artists, intellectuals and revolutionaries, as well as fashionistas. This velvet raspberry berry dates to the 1950s-60s and arrives this weekend in . style

The Harlequin print takes its name from a character in traditional pantomime, typically dressed in a diamond patterned costume. The pattern dates to Italian comedic theater in late 1500s and saw a renaissance in mid 20th century fashion, art and home decor. The dress in the first photo dates to the 1960s and is available in .