Vintage Clothes?

do thrift stores have websites?

 

If your looking for the pants he wears in the movie he said in a interview they are Guatemalan pants

 

second hand store?

 

I had a pair something like those a while ago. I bought them in a thrift shop.

keep an eye on this site, stuff like that pops up:
http://www.rustyzipper.com/featured.cfm

 

The only place I will willingly spend money on clothes is in an opportunity/thrift store.

I have quite the interesting wardrobe...

 

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=93046312

this is a place in atlanta that i would bet my left arm has exactly what you are looking for. all the contact info is on the homepage

 

yes. right next to the Raspberry Berets.

 

I have some 'vintage' undies that I can sell you

 

HAH! Beat me to it.

Another option for the OP: If you've got a ladyfriend/ladyacquaintance/ladymom who is good with a sewing machine, just hit up any given fabric shop. They shouldn't be too hard to make...

 

I'm pretty sure you could score a pair if you jump one of those Peruvian pan flautists on the streets of your nearest city.

 

hahaha nice

The ever-popular evilBay always seems to have stuff like that as well:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-60s-70s...are-Pants_W0QQitemZ250346888411QQcmdZViewItem

 

go to a good craft store and get some good fabric and reverse-engineer a good pair of sleep pants / beach pants for templates, and make yourself a pair or three. No shame in learning how to run a sewing machine...those type pants are super easy.

 

www.monstervintage.com

 

I might need to buy the eagle hologram belt buckle.

 

I have a HUGE Eagle belt buckle. THe wings would impale my monster gut these days.

Hey Pissah, is Garment District still around in Slummerville? I used to go there constantly for wide collars and jackets.

 

Shop Salvation army once a week or more. Some days you'll find good stuff, some days you won't find anything. In a couple of months however you'll have a fine vintage wardrobe. I used to be way into vintage clothes, and even though Chicago has many fine vintage clothing stores, I preferred to shop the thrift stores often and pay 2.50-5.00 an item rather than 25.00-50.00 an Item.

 

I think it is. I'm pretty sure they still do that $5 for a pound of clothes deal or something like that.

I remember a commercial recently that was like "The garment district, is not a district, it's a store!"