Salt Lake City Vintage Shopping Guide
Salt Lake City has a little bit of everything for a good secondhand hunt: carefully curated clothing, sprawling antique malls, home décor, records, books, consignment, and shops that make room for many different bodies, styles, and identities.
I’m Kristen Wolfe, a Salt Lake City vintage curator, event producer, and creator of the Utah Vintage Guide. I built this page for locals and visitors who want to spend less time guessing where to go and more time finding the good stuff.
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Start with the Utah Vintage Guide
The Utah Vintage Guide is my free, independently curated resource for vintage, thrift, antiques, consignment, home décor, books, records, and other secondhand stops across Utah. It includes a Salt Lake City-focused Top 15, more than 165 highlighted destinations, 179 mapped destinations, category filters, location filters, and notes to help you plan a route.
The Guide is editorially curated, not ranked or sponsored. I update it manually and add notes based on quality, curation, inclusivity, sustainability, community values, and whether a place is genuinely worth the stop.
Vintage Clothing in Salt Lake City
For vintage clothing, look for shops that specialize in wearable everyday pieces, statement garments, denim, accessories, inclusive sizing, and carefully edited collections. The Guide makes it easier to compare clothing-focused shops, consignment boutiques, thrift stops, and independent curators before you head out.
Antiques and Collectibles
Salt Lake City’s antique shopping ranges from large multi-vendor malls to smaller shops with tightly edited collections. These are good places to look for American-made glassware, furniture, jewelry, kitchenware, ephemera, and objects with a little history.
Vintage Home Décor and Furniture
If you are looking for vintage home décor, lighting, furniture, art, glassware, or unusual pieces for your space, use the Guide’s home and décor category to build a route around the shops that fit your style.
Records and Music
Salt Lake City’s secondhand music stops are worth building into a shopping day. Browse the Guide’s records category for vinyl, music shops, and nearby stops that pair well with a longer vintage route.
Books and Paper Goods
Independent bookshops and used bookstores belong in a good vintage itinerary too. Look for old paper, local history, art books, magazines, and the kind of unexpected find that sends you home with a new rabbit hole.
Plus-Size Vintage and Inclusive Shopping
Vintage sizing can be inconsistent, so I pay attention to shops that make room for a broader range of bodies, styles, and ways of dressing. Use the Guide’s plus-size vintage tag and shop notes to find more thoughtful places to start.
LGBTQ+-Friendly Vintage Shopping
Salt Lake City’s secondhand community includes queer-owned, queer-friendly, and community-minded businesses. The Guide’s LGBTQ+-friendly tag helps you find shops and stops where you can feel more comfortable taking your time, trying something on, and being yourself.
Consignment and Secondhand Shops
Consignment shops can be especially useful when you want contemporary pieces, designer finds, gently used clothing, or a more focused shopping experience. The Guide includes consignment alongside vintage, thrift, antiques, books, and records so you can plan the kind of day you actually want.
A Current Place to Shop Kristen’s Collection
Kissing Whiskey Vintage is Kristen Wolfe’s creative platform for Utah vintage discovery, events, and community-focused projects. Vintage Drift SLC is Kristen’s retail and curation brand. Curated collections are currently available inside Oliver & Princess Natasha Vintage at 1531 South Major Street in Salt Lake City. Availability and host-store details can change, so check before you make a special trip.
Plan a Salt Lake City Vintage Route
Use the Utah Vintage Guide to choose a neighborhood, filter by the kind of thing you want to find, and build a route that leaves room for coffee, food, records, books, and a little wandering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find vintage stores in Salt Lake City?
Start with the Utah Vintage Guide’s Salt Lake City filter and Top 15. You can browse vintage clothing, antiques, home décor, consignment, books, records, thrift, and other secondhand destinations in one place.
Where can I find plus-size vintage in Salt Lake City?
Use the Guide’s Plus Size Vintage tag, then check each shop’s current notes and social pages because inventory and sizing change quickly.
Are there LGBTQ+-friendly vintage shops in Salt Lake City?
Yes. The Guide includes an LGBTQ+-friendly filter for community-minded secondhand businesses and shopping stops across Utah.
Where can I shop Kissing Whiskey Vintage in Salt Lake City?
Kissing Whiskey Vintage collections are currently available through Vintage Drift SLC inside Oliver & Princess Natasha Vintage at 1531 South Major Street.