Bozeman Vintage flys under the radar on 7th

Bozeman Vintage doesn’t just carry the staple pieces needed to put an outfit together, but the one of a kind finds that’ll have others asking, ‘where’d you get that?’ left and right. This hole in the wall, located at 1008 N 7th Ave., isn’t like other thrift stores. Its aesthetic atmosphere makes it easy to spend hours on end looking through the store. It only takes a couple of moments to have a handful of clothes ready to try on. 

Bozeman Vintage has been open for nine months but it still doesn’t have much reputation on the street. It’s a tad pricier than other thrift stores, ranging from $10-$50 on average, but it has rare pieces that are carefully collected. It even features clothes from Rare Bird and Orphan Girl Vintage.

Bozeman Vintage lives up to its name, with an exotic western flare to its store. If you're looking for anything from a vintage Montana tee to some old cowboy boots, this is the right spot for you. They even have a selection of silver jewelry, like rings and belt buckles, that would spice up any outfit.

Ryan Bauer, is an active customer at Bozeman Vintage. He describes the store as, “very organized with a great western vibe.” He has made multiple purchases to incorporate into his closet. “I got a great pair of vintage painters overalls as well as this bright blue fringed sweater unlike anything I’ve seen, it’s amazing,” Bauer said. Bauer is eager to go back to Bozeman Vintage to see what new clothes they’ve got in, or “to see if what great find I had to leave behind is still around!”

Thrifting can be intimidating at times when you're surrounded by an overwhelming amount of unorganized clothes and don’t even know where to start looking. This is the last thing you’ll experience at Bozeman Vintage. The store is neatly organized into sections depending on what you’re looking for and, the best part: it's color-coordinated.

Whether you're a professional thrifter or just simply like to shop, Bozeman Vintage is a must to add to your list. Get on out the door and go check it out, remembering your supporting a local business that promotes a more sustainable way of purchasing clothes.