Spanish Moss: online vintage fashion
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Sorting through the racks at op and vintage shops can be tiring, right? Given time is money, and you and I have little of either, shopping for one-off vintage finds at Spanish Moss makes sense. With a few clicks you can connect with the beautifully curated collection of amazing ’80s jumpsuits, ’40s kimonos or ’70s caftans as well as their signature range of new clothes – American Gold.
The range available is fantastic – from special occasion pieces, with commensurate price-tags, to affordable gems. And if you thought things couldn’t get any easier – you can search by size, brand or clothing type and they ship anywhere in the world!
3 comments
Tara Saturday 4 September 2010
This is ridiculous. It’s all the shitty websites & trendy shops like this that ruin vintage shopping for everyone. Go & buy something for 5$ & sell it for 60$. I can’t believe anyone is actually dumb enough to waste their money on this. They’re selling a crappy fucking KISS t-shirt for like, 75$. I still manage to find cool shit at second hand stores, but these assholes really do eat up a lot of the nice things. This should be boycotted.
Jeanie Wednesday 8 September 2010
Um hello- every new store in the world manufacturers in China for $3 and resells for a profit. Forever21 all the way to high end brands like Anna Sui. It’s called business. I much rather pay a little more for a rare one of a kind piece myself…plus Spanish Moss is way cheaper than most of the brick and mortar vintage stores we have in LA and with wayyyy better stuff and I don’t have to pay for parking.
Tara Friday 10 September 2010
I pity the soul of anyone who doesn’t have a Value Village in their city.
& I don’t really have the option of buying clothes directly from sweatshops for 3$ a piece.
I still think that anyone who shops here & isn’t a millionaire is stupid.
If you think that this is the only way to get “rare one of a kind pieces”, then someone is lying to you. The people who run this site raid moderately priced second hand stores & claim all this crap is “rare & one of a kind”. If this is cheaper then I’d hate to see what’s expensive.