The Best Vintage Stores in Miami

Miami will always be known for its beautiful beaches, scantily clad bathing suit dwellers, and Cuban coffee, but over the past few years, an exciting wave of vintage stores has popped up on the scene.

If there is one city that embraces color and stands out, it's got to be Miami, which is why vintage just makes sense here. With the distant past of Versace lingering on, coupled with the flair of international tourism, the city has a lot to offer in the wide world of sustainable fashion. Be sure to add these stores to your itinerary for your next visit to the Magic City.

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Habitat Hyett

With an ode to all things Art Deco, sibling owned Habitat Hyett is a vintage lover’s paradise. As the only vintage store in South Beach, they make it a priority to provide options for locals and tourists alike. Stop in for vintage lingerie, sequin party dresses, classic cottons or designer vintage. They have a wide selection of both women’s and men’s clothing and accessories, as well as furniture and home goods. Also for sale are local publications and items from emerging brands.

Habitat Hyett
441 Lincoln Road
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Mon-Sun 11am–8pm
@habitathyett

House of Findings

We have met the owner Mayra several times at Manhattan Vintage Shows and seeing her has always been one of the highlights of that day. Her collection is whimsical, fun, happy, exciting! I love every piece. Nothing is boring. She is especially great at cute handbags. The store in Miami is as delightful: tiny but bursting with colors, treasures, and details. The imaginative decorations and shopping windows change every couple of months.

House of Findings
5030 NE 2nd Ave #404
(786) 558-4038
Tue-Sun 12-8pm
@thehouseoffindings

Pinkgun Gallery

This store is different – anything else we have ever seen. Stepping into Pinkgun Gallery felt like falling into a movie scene. We recommend staying here the whole day – try everything on, listen to the owner Luis’s stories and soak it all in. The front of the store is full of movie and tv props, the clothing racks are hiding in the back. There is also an epic collection of rare sunglasses, hats, and handbags.

Pinkgun Gallery
785 NE 125th St, North Miami
(786) 542-5386
Tue-Sat 12-5pm
@pinkgungallery

Fly Boutique

A consignment store that has something for everyone: designer deals for the brand-obsessed, 70s t-shirts and shirts for guys, denim, dresses, loads of jewelry, old and new, also furniture and home decor.

Fly Boutique
7235 Biscayne Blvd
(786) 332-4156
Mon–Sun 11am-7pm
@flyboutique

Turn Back the Clock Shop

Turn Back the Clock Shop is a vibrant and nostalgic boutique specializing in authentic 1980s clothing and accessories. Opened in 2021 by an 18-year-old enthusiast, the shop captures the essence of Miami in the 1980s with its unique and lively atmosphere. It’s designed to be a warm, welcoming space where customers can explore new styles and express individuality. The shop is committed to keeping prices affordable, making it accessible for everyone to enjoy the timeless appeal of 80s fashion. Blazers $20-60, everyday dresses start from $20-100, beaded sequin dresses start from $50-200, accessories start from $10-50.

Turn Back the Clock Shop
6354 Bird Rd
Mon–Sat 12–7pm
@turnbacktheclockshop

Vara Vintage

New Yorkers might recognize the name Vara Vintage as they also sell at Seven Wonders Collective in NYC. Like Seven Wonders, Vara Vintage is also a multi vendor store with a vast selection with something for everyone as each seller has a different eye. Some of these sellers include: Abigail Bell Vintage, Shop Narro, Loser Baby, The Archive Project... and two more are coming in the next couple of months.

The store has a mix of pricing from $-$$$. The lowest is around $20, and the highest is over $1K. There are good basics and really fun unbranded pieces mixed in with a lot of designer items including YSL, Valentino, Fendi, Pucci etc. Largely from the 60s to Y2K. The store is highly curated and presented like a boutique, it is not too overstuffed! Besides clothing, there are also shoes, accessories, some homewares, and a few pieces of unique furniture - for instance, a custom-made vintage burlwood backgammon table and some Murano lamps.

Vara Vintage
210 NW 8th Ave
Wed-Sat 12-5pm
@shopvara_miami

Peach Tree Vintage

Buy-and-sell store run by two influencers, interior designer Dani Klarić and stylist Sara Fedz. Pastel-colored, Instagrammable store is beautifully decorated. Focus on romantic, feminine 90s and y2k styles: babydoll tops, corsets, capri and cargo pants, and mini shoulder bags.

Peachtree Revival Miami Vintage & Secondhand Store
3440 N Miami Ave
Tue-Sun 11am-7pm
@peachtreerevival

Little River Flea

Started in 2021, Little River Flea redefines the flea market experience. The market pops up all over town at Miami’s best venues - including the popular Vintage Paradise event at Mayfair House Hotel and Gardens, Zey Zey, The Goodtime Hotel, Higher Ground, and more – creating a lively and engaging shopping experience in various iconic locations across the city.

With over anywhere between 20-50 talented vendors at each event, you’ll find a huge variety of products, from timeless vintage fashion to beautifully crafted handmade goods. The markets happen 3 to 4 times a month, giving you plenty of opportunities to discover new treasures and support local businesses.

@littleriverflea