Vintage Row: A Guide to South Division’s Best Kept Secrets

Vintage Row: The Ultimate South Division Crawl

If you’re looking to score a one-of-a-kind find, stop scrolling! South Division is the heartbeat of the local vintage scene. Whether you’re hunting for a worn-in band tee, a mid-century lamp or that perfect Y2K aesthetic, this stretch of Downtown has you covered.

Pro-Tip: Wear your walking shoes and check the map below to plot your route!

The Lineup

Shop The Vibe Don’t Miss
OTONO Coffee shop + boutique + homewares The pastries & curated home goods
Decaydence Vintage Pure nostalgia & memorabilia The massive vintage tee collection
Rewind High-end streetwear & sports Name-brand vintage & jerseys
Second Vibess Y2K & Upcycled fashion One-of-a-kind reworked pieces
Femme-forward & community-focused Live music & local events
NIDO Eclectic mix of clothes & vinyl Creative workshops (collaging/dance)
Grammotones Music-centric style Local band merch & vintage threads
The August Connection Family-friendly & inclusive Great finds for kids, men and women

Our Route 

  1. Fuel Up at OTONO: Start here with a coffee and a pastry.

Parking Tip: Look for metered street spots out front or the nearby surface lots.

  1. Head to Second Vibess and Rewind for streetwear and Y2K grails.

  2. Walk back toward Decaydence Vintage for a nostalgia fix.

  3. Hit Zabház or Grammotones to browse racks and check the event calendar.

  4. End at Crows Hold Vendor Market (Opening Soon!) to see what local makers are dropping.

  5. Still have energy? Keep going towardsThe August Connection and NIDO to complete the vintage row!

Worth the Extra Steps

  • Vertigo Music: A South Division staple. Even if you aren’t clothes shopping, check out their used vinyl and CD bins.

  • The Sligh Building: Just a short skip away! This multi-level building is a literal treasure chest of antique and vintage vendors.

Ready to hit South Division? Tag us in your finds!

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