Bozeman Vintage

This place is a gem! So many interesting things to look at! There are a few different sellers and the prices are not bad at all.

— Alyssa Kabel

This is one of the coolest selections of vintage clothes I’ve ever been to. It’s a shame my pickers luck wasn’t on my side because this place is truly is a gem. They’ve got vintage Pendleton, Woolrich, old ski jackets, boots and hats…the T-shirt options are also unique and in great condition all at very fair prices.

— Jackie Wallace

I found some cool things there and some a bit pricey others quite filthy. But all in all I bought over $200 worth of merchandise a young lady was very nice at the counter though I did ask for a discount and she couldn’t because her boss wasn’t there. I did get some cool buttons for my jacket and a nice bearable rolls. My son loves his new coat.

— Kristin Frost

I have been to a lot of vintage clothing stores in NYC, Tokyo, and LA. Trust me, this one got the coolest styles of all! I wish I could’ve spent all day here trying on Everything. This is a A must stop for all vintage clothings lovers!!!

— Abby Guo

The reviews claiming Bozeman Vintage is overpriced are ridiculous. I’ve been buying used clothing all my life—mainly because I’m looking for discontinued styles or because the newer options are way more expensive. I’ve spent years hunting for specific jackets or pieces at a reasonable price, and Bozeman Vintage is where I’ve found them. The prices here are the best, and I say that as someone who’s always comparing: every town I visit, every thrift store, every vintage shop, every used clothing website. I just assumed the owner does the same research because his pricing is competitive and fair. He clearly knows his stuff. Complaining about Bozeman Vintage being overpriced is like expecting to pay $1.50 for the Costco hot dog special at a steakhouse that smokes its prime rib all day. And then accusing steak lovers of trying to “play Yellowstone.” There’s nothing wrong with enjoying a $1.50 hot dog 😋 or picking up a $3 tank top at Walmart. And there’s nothing wrong with wanting that $70 Wrangler Brush Popper either (you won’t find one made like that for less—even Murdoch’s can’t beat it, trust me, I checked). And if someone wants to say you’re trying too hard to copy Yellowstone because you’re after a good steak or a quality jacket, just smile and say, “Thank you.” That show has some pretty cool product placement.

— Halee Staskivige