Shopping
Shopping across Austin, TX.
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Side Kitsch Vintage
Austin
Side Kitsch Vintage sits in a North Lamar storefront stocked with secondhand furniture, vintage clothing, and the kind of offbeat home goods and gifts that reward slow browsing. Keep in mind the hours run short and early-week only, so it's worth checking before you make the trip.
Nike South Congress
Austin
Nike South Congress sits in the heart of the SoCo shopping district, a stretch of South Congress Avenue known for its independent boutiques and food trailers, so the store's polished, contemporary feel marks a clear shift from the vintage shops nearby. Expect the usual range of Nike footwear, athletic wear, and accessories across a compact two-level layout, with staff who can help with sizing and current releases.
Stitches Vintage
Austin
Stitches Vintage is a curated secondhand and vintage clothing shop on North Loop Boulevard, a stretch of Austin known for its cluster of thrift and vintage stores. Alongside the racks of apparel you'll find jewelry and accessories, and it's worth checking the hours before you go, since the shop keeps a limited weekly schedule and is closed midweek.
2nd Street Sunset Valley
Austin
2nd Street Sunset Valley is a secondhand clothing shop in south Austin's Brodie Lane shopping corridor, part of the Japan-based 2nd Street chain that buys, sells, and trades used apparel and accessories. Expect a tightly organized racks-by-category layout where the stock turns over constantly, so it rewards browsers who don't mind digging for a find rather than shoppers hunting for something specific.
Vuori
Austin
Vuori brings its California-born take on performance apparel to The Domain, Austin's open-air shopping district up north, with the soft, versatile basics that blur the line between workout gear and everyday wear. Expect the brand's signature joggers and stretchy technical fabrics aimed at yoga, running, and the walk-to-coffee in between.
Keep It Classic
Austin
Keep It Classic is a vintage clothing shop on the South Congress strip, one of several resale and curated-secondhand stores that give SoCo its browsing-friendly character. Expect a tightly edited selection rather than thrift-store sprawl, and note the limited hours—it's open midday into the early evening, so plan an afternoon stop.
Altar'd State Barton Creek Square
Austin
Tucked into Barton Creek Square mall off the Capital of Texas Highway, Altar'd State carries the chain's signature feminine, boho-leaning clothing alongside shoes, jewelry, and accessories, with the brand's give-back ethos woven into the shopping experience. If you're working your way through the mall, it's an easy stop for a flowy dress or a gift, with parking and the rest of Barton Creek's stores right outside the door.
American Eagle
Austin
American Eagle anchors a corner of The Domain, Austin's open-air shopping district in the north of the city, with the brand's familiar mix of denim, casual basics, and laid-back weekend wear. It's a reliable stop if you're after well-fitting jeans or need to round out a travel wardrobe, and the Aerie line usually shares the floor for loungewear and intimates.
Garment Modern + Vintage
Austin
Garment is a South Lamar fixture for secondhand and modern clothing, mixing carefully curated vintage pieces with contemporary labels in a compact, browsable storefront. Plan to dig a little—the appeal here is in the hunt, and the selection rewards visitors willing to sift the racks.
lovecraft
Austin
Tucked into a converted house on East 11th Street, Lovecraft is a women's clothing boutique in East Austin's walkable stretch of shops and cafés, where the curated racks lean toward distinctive, design-forward pieces rather than mall-brand basics. It keeps short weekday hours, so it's worth checking the time before you make the trip.
SPRING FROST Boutique
Austin
A women's boutique on Burnet Road, Spring Frost stocks clothing, shoes, and jewelry in one compact, curated space along one of Austin's more laid-back shopping corridors. Keep in mind the hours run short and lean toward midday, so it's worth checking ahead before you make the trip.
Free People
Austin
Free People's outpost in The Domain carries the brand's signature bohemian aesthetic — flowing dresses, layered knits, and the kind of relaxed, romantic pieces that pair denim with delicate detailing. Tucked into Austin's open-air shopping district north of downtown, it's an easy stop alongside the area's other clothing and lifestyle stores, with evening hours that leave room for an unhurried browse.
Lucky Lizard Curios & Gifts
Austin
Lucky Lizard Curios & Gifts sits right in the thick of Austin's East 6th Street entertainment district, packing its shelves with the kind of oddball curios, Texas kitsch, and quirky souvenirs that reward a slow browse. It's the sort of spot you wander into for a quick look and leave with something you didn't know you wanted—a taxidermy oddity, a vintage postcard, or a only-in-Austin trinket.
Moss Designer Consignment
Austin
Tucked into the South Lamar strip in the 78704 neighborhood, Moss Designer Consignment deals in secondhand designer womenswear and accessories, the kind of place where a careful browse turns up labels you wouldn't expect at resale prices. Come on a weekday afternoon and you'll have room to actually dig through the racks, which is where the finds tend to hide.
Buck Mason
Austin
Buck Mason is a menswear shop on South Congress, fitting right into the SoCo strip of boutiques and storefronts, where the focus is on simply cut American basics—well-made tees, denim, and flannels meant to last rather than chase trends. It's an easy stop if you're already wandering Austin's South Congress district, though note the limited hours, with the store opening at 11 a.m.
Aaron's Rock & Roll
Austin
Aaron's Rock & Roll is a clothing shop on South Lamar in Austin, specializing in band tees, music-inspired apparel, and rock-and-roll style. Stop in during the week and you'll find a focused selection geared toward fans who want their wardrobe to nod to the music they love.
Madewell
Austin
Madewell's South Congress location sits along one of Austin's most walkable retail stretches, where the denim-and-basics brand shares the sidewalk with vintage shops, food trucks, and the kind of people-watching SoCo is known for. Expect their signature jeans, leather goods, and casual staples in a storefront that fits the neighborhood's laid-back, design-conscious feel.
Christian Louboutin Austin
Austin
Christian Louboutin's Austin boutique sits in The Domain, the city's open-air luxury shopping district on the north side, where the French label's signature red-soled heels and accessories fill a compact, jewel-box of a storefront. Expect a focused selection rather than a sprawling showroom, and note the shorter weekday hours—it closes at 7 p.m.—if you're planning to browse after work.
Texas Standard
Austin
Texas Standard sits on South Congress, the walkable stretch of boutiques and storefronts south of the river, and deals in menswear built around well-made everyday basics with an emphasis on domestic production. Drop in on a weekday afternoon and you'll find a small, focused shop where the staff can walk you through the fit and construction details rather than a sprawling rack-after-rack experience.
GANNI Austin
Austin
GANNI's Austin outpost sits along South Congress, the walkable SoCo strip where local boutiques mix with national names, bringing the Copenhagen label's playful, Scandi-contemporary womenswear to the neighborhood. You'll notice the brand's signature mix of relaxed silhouettes and bold prints the moment you step in, and since it keeps daytime hours into early evening on weekdays, it folds easily into an afternoon of browsing the area's shops and cafés.
Out of the Closet - Austin
Austin
This Guadalupe Street thrift shop is part of the Out of the Closet chain run by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, so your finds among the racks of secondhand clothing, books, and housewares directly fund HIV/AIDS services and testing. Sitting right on the Drag near the UT campus, it draws a steady stream of students and bargain hunters, and you'll often notice the in-store pharmacy and free HIV testing that set these shops apart from a typical thrift store.
Soco Makers Market with Vintage
Austin
Tucked into the South Congress strip, this market gathers local makers and vintage sellers under one roof, so you'll find handmade jewelry and clothing alongside secondhand finds. Note that it keeps weekend-leaning hours—it's closed early in the week—so plan your visit for later in the week when the stalls are actually open.
Antique Mule
Austin
Tucked into a stretch of East Cesar Chavez on Austin's east side, Antique Mule is a curated mix of vintage home goods and secondhand clothing—the kind of small shop where browsing is half the point. Keep in mind it keeps short hours, so plan your visit for a Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon rather than the start of the week.
Thrift Station
Austin
Tucked into a small East Austin storefront just off the Cherrywood corridor, Thrift Station is a curated secondhand shop leaning toward women's clothing, where the racks turn over often enough to reward repeat visits. Keep in mind it keeps short hours—open only a few days a week—so it's worth checking before you make the trip.