Nestled in the heart of our Wichita, and branching out to the outskirts of the city there are hidden gems and nostalgic havens, where fashion enthusiasts and interior design gurus can travel back in time and discover one-of-a-kind treasures. Vintage shopping is more than just a trend; it’s a way to connect with history, discover unique treasures, and to embrace sustainable fashion and design. Not only that – but by purchasing second-hand – changes are you are getting these items at a bargain! From quaint boutiques adorned with racks of retro garments to bustling flea markets brimming with stacks of antiques, we’ll guide you through the best spots to go treasure hunting!
Vintage Markets in and around Wichita:
Wichita Flea Market
Holding monthly markets, this family owned business gathers a large quantity of local vendors with a wide variety of wares. From baseball cards and collectable coins, to bespoke vintage furniture and home decor – you could spend the entire day hunting. This flea market allows for the most success in bargain hunting and embracing the spirit of a good haggle, as well! – Website
Vintage Market Days
Vintage Market Days is a 3 days event being held twice a year in Wichita (and also across the midwest). Attend this market and you will be surrounded by an incredible spectacle of incredible booth displays. VMD features original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home décor, outdoor furnishings and so much more! – Website
reBorn Boutique & Marketplace
Nested in an old department store-styled building, reBorn hosts monthly vintage markets that are the talk of the town! This market is not only a great place to shop vintage decor, but it is also filled with unique reclaimed wood artists, vintage clothing curators, and primitive finds. This market is always a great place to stop at, especially on a nice day – given that half of the market is located outdoors. – Website
Vintage Clothing Stores:
Dead Center Vintage
Tucked into the heart of downtown Wichita, Dead Center sells curated vintage clothing, shoes, and accessories. Another perk is that you can also shop some of their wares, online. Be sure to check out their bargain bin which consists of heavily discounted clothing, tossed into a vintage cast iron tub. – Website
Camp Creek Vintage
This vintage shop just recently moved into a larger store and have really honed in on their unique style. Camp Creek is best known for their vintage plaid button-ups, trendy denim, and leather boots. They also have an impressive collection of incredible jackets and coveralls. If you’re looking to branch out and find a outfit that everyone will ask you about – be sure to check them out! – Website
The Hereafter
This quirky store is full of racks and racks of vintage clothing finds. The owners, self-titled kooky fashion enthusiasts, pride themselves on make sure that their items are trendy, fun, and affordable. If you’re looking to dip your toe into vintage fashion, this is a great place to start! – Website
Worn Again: Resurrected Rags
This vintage clothing shop is a nice store with wide aisles and great organization. Frequently the racks are organized by like-items or similar genres/styles. Be sure to check out their social media as they are frequent sales. – Website
Vintage and Antique Furniture and Decor:
Not Dead Yet Vintage
This store is a step back in time to a posh 60’s or 70’s bungalow. Not Dead Yet is pashionate about finding the most incredible vintage furniture and decor pieces that they can’t find, keeping in mind that the piece that you purchase from them will become a conversation piece and center of attention. As a warning, you may get sticker shock by their prices. They are not trying to be the cheapest in Wichita, but they definitely are trying to be the store known for its impressive curation of the highest quality vintage pieces in the city. – Website
Old Town Architectural Salvage
Another unique shopping experience, Architectural Salvage will give you the illusion that you are on an HGTV show finding “just the right piece” for a DIY home makeover. This store is tight aisles of everything from drawer pulls and stained glass to doors and pillars. If you are looking to add a little old flair and increase the character of your home – this is definitely the store for you. – Website
Antique Malls and Boutiques:
Paramount Antique Mall
Paramount has three locations in Wichita filled with hundreds of vendor booths. Visitors will get lost in time scouring through incredible vintage furniture, primitives, bespoke decor and so much more. Be sure to pay attention to sale dates and follow your favorite booths on social media to pay attention to their personal sales days to catch a great bargain. Paramount also holds monthly outdoor markets during the spring and summer that are known for their closeout deals and embraces the feel of the reality show, Flea Market Flip! – Website
Hewitt’s Antiques
A Wichita treasure, Hewitt’s has been in business for over 30 years. Due to this experience, they have become experts in curating antique furniture and decor. A shopping excursion here will include browsing through vintage toys, photography, jewelry, top-shelf collectibles, and museum-quality antiques. – Website
The Vintage Rhinestone
Located right outside Wichita in Kechi Kansas, this boutique is full to the brim with incredible vintage home decor. Known for its rental opportunities, this is also a top-rated place to borrow bespoke decor for a wedding or decked-out party. The Vintage Rhinestone is a great place to shop for bargains as many customers rave about their affordable prices. – Website
Junk in the Trunk Emporium
Another boutique right outside of Wichita in Kechi Kansas, Junk in the Trunk specializes in “shabby chic” styled home decor. You will also find reclaimed art, recycled treasures, and even vintage clothing. Be sure to check out their Facebook as they are always posting their wares to give you a heads-up on when they have curated new treasures that you can’t live without! – Website
