Hello and thank you for finding us!

We are a website that loves all vintage!

Vintage clothing,shoes and accessories but not leaving out home interior and architecture! It's also our way of doing our part to recycle-reduce-reuse and keep our American culture alive!

We promise to bring you the best in unique vintage items. We pride ourselves on honest customer service and giving you all the information you need to make an educated purchase. We want you to love your item! If you don't, you just let us know and we'll make it right!

Why do we love vintage?

 My family has been in the antique business and fabulous vintage clothing as long as I can remember!
 My mom designed and made custom lounge wear, cocktail dresses and costumes for go-go dancers in the late 60's called" Elizabeth Ann Originals" while my dad and mom both had a love for antiques.
When we moved from the Bay Aera, my dad continued selling antiques and my mom got a part-time job at the local Salvation Army where I would go and hang out and hunt for vintage clothing. I still have many peices, my favorite being a 30's taffeta evening gown with a deco rhinestone belt buckle and a 50's white lace and rhinestone bombshell swimsuit.
In high school I received a scholarship to go on and do fashion design in the city, but didn't want to leave my dad or my horse, so I decided to open a comic book and antique shop with my dad at the age of 19.
Souther,a customer who collected comic books, headed to Southern California and made it as an artist.
Designing a cover for the Ramones and an anti-drug commercial  as I am told by his dad, who still has a wonderful antique shop, "Beggars Banquet" in town that I still love to hang out in.
So in closing....I love what I do and do what I love. I always have and always will!

My mom and dads wedding day...my Mom wore hot pink chiffon 

and my dad all slick in his black turtleneck? Wow!

My dad told my grandma I was "on the way" via:

 the back of my moms business card.

And another thing!

... Because in a world of Dollar Stores ,Payless shoes and Ross, it's too much about mass production. The craftmanship is gone...the quality is gone. It use to be "the norm" to get a well made dress out of a beautiful fabric and amazing seam work or a car made out of metal, not plastic. Even toasters were made to last for years! All made right here in the good old USA! Now the clothing ,cars and even home furnishings have become disposable,cheap and assemble at home. What are we going to hand down to our future generations? 

Please bring on the Vintage! Vintage Chanel,Marilyn Style Ceil Chapman and Dior Dresses, Herbert Levine Springolator Shoes, even a 70's Halston cocktail dress and throw in a TV lamp in the shape of a parrot...I deserve unique, quality things as the norm not the exception, crafted by our artistic predecessors, don't you? So let's shop!