Black Shag Vintage
Vintage clothing store · East Nashville ·

Black Shag Vintage

Vintage clothing store · East Nashville ·

Vintage clothing, band tees, records, cowboy boots, leather jackets

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Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null
Black Shag Vintage by null

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1220 Gallatin Ave, Nashville, TN 37206 Get directions

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1220 Gallatin Ave, Nashville, TN 37206 Get directions

+1 615 626 1606
blackshagvintage.com
@blackshagvintage

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Nov 18, 2025

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ELAMAY S.

Google
The pricing structure seems rather high. The customer service experience was quite unsatisfactory; specifically, there was a lack of informed responses concerning product maintenance, along with unprofessional behavior from the staff. This initial experience has led to the decision to cease patronage. I trust this feedback is useful.

Ash M.

Google
Absolutely loved this shop so much! I spent about an hour deciding on this $400 Sex Pistols shirt… however I couldn’t leave it behind and I’m so glad I didn’t! It’s one of a kind! I also got some cool bracelets and a hat and the owner was soooo sweet and cool! I can’t wait to go back to Nashville and shop here again!

Natalie A.

Google
It’s funny this came up as a sponsored google search for “thrift store near me.” One look around and it is clear this is a vintage/antique shop. It’s very very expensive too, which I guess after finding out it’s dedicated to rare music history items makes sense. I’m just curious about the business model and where they source their items, cuz man are the prices steep. I feel scammed just looking around. Very cool place and the items are well curated. Spend your money how you will.

SometimeAfterTwoAM

Google
After 4 visits to this store in the last 3 years, I am to believe very strongly that the negative reviews are all created or instigated by one single person with an axe to grind. I live in Birmingham but spent extensive time in LA as well as Charlotte and NYC. I have collected vintage band and nascar tees for 20 years and have a pretty extensive collection. On occasion I get lucky at estate sales but for the most part, I have paid market price for what I have, based on what market value was at the time. I can say, with great confidence, that I have not seen anything that even comes close to the collection available here, and that is even in LA where money is no object to the countless Miley's and Kristen Stewarts who are known to drop serious coin on vintage tees. There are some great shops in LA, and even Charlotte. There is nothing like this place anywhere. On at least 2 of the occasions I visited here I met the owner, who I found to be personable and most important to me, knowledgeable and I would even say passionate about the clothing. I have met many a thrifters who are just set up to sell at vintage pop ups and don't know or care a thing about the stuff. That's fine too, but it is great to know there is an owner here who takes pride in his collection and is happy and *able* to have an educated conversation about vintage. But I see negative reviews where people are complaining about pricing and that makes no sense to me. I can't afford to drive a Porsche so I don't, but I don't go onto the Porsche dealerships google page and leave a false or angry review. I just vote with my wallet and drive a Honda. I assume the owner would tell you if you see it on Ebay cheaper, buy it. Who knows what he had to pay to acquire it, maybe the Ebayer got lucky at a thrift. But to take the time to post false reviews is beyond me. I would encourage the owner to speak to Google and have the inflammatory reviews removed, which he certainly would qualify for.

Andrew

Google
Unique vintage store complete with a little East Nashville flavor. Cowboy boots, records, leather jackets, and a huge selection of band tee’s.

Scott C.

Google
I will start by saying we bought two reasonably priced items. The place is amazing with a huge selection of vintage shirts and items. The owner was very helpful when looking for items. I love the building and everything inside. That being said, there are some expensive items that I would never buy, but that's my prerogative. It's supply and demand guys. If they have a rare piece and you want it, you have to pay. Sure, you MIGHT find it at Goodwill or a yard sale if you happen to see it, but not everyone has time for that or the luck (or desire) to find it. I can fix my car, but some people won't or can't, so they have to pay for the service... it's business.

Joseph S.

Google
Arguably the most impressive collection of vintage concert tees in rock, blues, country, and then some - that I've ever seen. The finder's fee seems justified. Idk what all the hate is about. If it's valuable enough to you, then it's worth it

Ryan S.

Google
Been to Black Shag Vintage and Vinyl a number of times and is one of the best places to buy albums and some cool clothes. The staff here are very friendly and fun to chat with like a great crew to hang with. Let's just say I've bought quite a few albums here along the lines of Evanescence, Rolling Stones, Guns n Roses, The War on Drugs, Jimi Hendrix, and Gavin DeGraw just to name a few but they got a big and awesome variety of what they got. Not to mention the eclectic and unique clothes and hats they got are definitely worth purchasing from here. Really recommend this place to anyone local or tourist you will not be disappointed.