Author: DFvintage
Vintage Denim Fashion: A Timeless Trend That Continues to Reign Supreme
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Denim is a staple in any wardrobe, and vintage denim fashion is no exception. It doesn’t matter if you grew […]
The Tale of Bunker Spreckels
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Bunker Spreckels: Surfing’s Divine Prince of Decadence The tale of Bunker Spreckels (1949–1977) reads like a pitch for a movie to rival Boogie […]
60′s PSYCHEDELIA & THE BIRTH OF SURF ART | THE LEGEND OF ARTIST RICK GRIFFIN
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Rick Griffin is known as a surfer, cartoonist, psychedelic poster artist, legend. Griffin was born near Palos Verdes in 1944, […]
Order vintage clothing by the piece
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Buying Vintage Clothing by the Piece from a Vintage Clothing Wholesaler: An Overview Vintage clothing has become increasingly popular in […]
Featured, Lifestyle, News & Information, Sustainable Fashion, Textile News, This & That, Vintage Denim Culture, Vintage FashionVintage Denim – It’s a Cultural Thing
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When I think of vintage clothing I think of Chanel for vintage dresses, Screen Stars for vintage t-shirts and Levi’s […]
About the Label, Featured, News & Information, Resourcful, This & That, Vintage Fashion, Vintage Fashion Tips, Women’s FashionSeventies Fashion Revisited
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“Every generation laughs at the old fashions, but follows religiously the new.” Henry David Thoreau. There are a few designers […]
Order vintage clothing by the box
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Sourcing vintage clothing for a vintage clothing store can be a challenging and time-consuming process, but buying vintage clothing by […]
Activism, Eco Friendly, Featured, News & Information, Recycled Clothing, Resourcful, Textile News, Vintage SuppliersMore Interesting Facts About Textile Recycling
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Did you know that over 70% of the world’s population uses secondhand clothes. That does not include the US where […]
How to Boost Your Vintage Retail Sales Into the New Year
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Sally is making the most out of the Holiday Season at her vintage boutique but she knows that soon things […]
What type of vintage clothing buyer are you?
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When it comes to vintage clothing, there are three types of buyers: Cherry pickers, Bulk Buyers, and Container Buyers. Understanding how the industry works, and how rag houses go about putting together their collection is beneficial to knowing what type of buyer you are and how to make the most out of you business venture.
