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At Downhouse Vintage, Nothing Is Gendered—From the Owners to the Clothing

If you believe your clothes explain you in ways you have trouble articulating, consider letting Downhouse handle your closet.

One of Portland’s Most Unique Vintage Clothing Stores Just Got Bigger—and Possibly Better

It’s been a wild few years for Christopher Yen.

Lupe’s Grocery Store Mashes Up ’90s Cartoons, Graffiti Art and Luxury Fashion Brands

There’s something delightfully transgressive about the idea: a luxury brand with a sense of willful art fuckery.

A New Vintage Boutique Aims to Make Streetwear More Inclusive

On a rainy Monday afternoon, Decades of Dope owner Dee Casey and members of his buyer crew review dozens of new pieces in the crisp, white box shop.

Thee Lucky Bastards Is a New Antique Mall Steeped in Vintage Portland Weirdness

Newly opened curio emporium Thee Lucky Bastards Antiquities & Desirables is a glorious jumble.

A Browse Through Portland’s Best New Boutiques

Talking shops.

Caesy Oney Wants Portland to Dress More Like Portland

With Last Heavy, the new line he created with Los Angeles designer Thed Jewel and creative agency Kamp Grizzly, the 33-year-old designer rejects the sparkling Space Age textiles of the big athletic brands, aiming for an aesthetic more closely related to the city’s long-standing vintage scene.

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At Downhouse Vintage, Nothing Is Gendered—From the Owners to the Clothing

One of Portland’s Most Unique Vintage Clothing Stores Just Got Bigger—and Possibly Better

Lupe’s Grocery Store Mashes Up ’90s Cartoons, Graffiti Art and Luxury Fashion Brands

A New Vintage Boutique Aims to Make Streetwear More Inclusive

Thee Lucky Bastards Is a New Antique Mall Steeped in Vintage Portland Weirdness

A Browse Through Portland’s Best New Boutiques

Caesy Oney Wants Portland to Dress More Like Portland

Portland’s Fade to Light Fashion Show Features Emerging Designers

Robert “Buck” Froman Supplies Some of Portland’s Most Iconic Vintage Stoves

Montavilla’s Favorite Cocktail Bar Transplants an Eastside Aesthetic to the Pearl

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