Garment Modern + Vintage

This is one of the best shops in Austin! If you are a lover of second hand/vintage designer items you have to stop by. They also have an amazing new + vintage jewelry section and get new inventory in almost everyday!

My lady went shopping here - found two incredible pieces from plethora - this store reminds me of similar in Copenhagen. Fashion is one of the biggest co2 culprits on earth and fashion comes in cycles - upcycled amazing quality vintage designer garments withstand time. And it’s fun

I always have the best time when I go to Garment! They have such fun things and even when I’m not specifically looking for anything, I always come out with something!! Very fun, knowledgeable staff! Great items!!

mostly leaving a review as a reminder to myself of this place but OMG so cute! Vintage Galliano, Gaultier & Gucci galore....this place is a legit treasure trove and Chloe is so sweet! :) shout out to the lovely ladies working on 2/18/25!

This place is very classy for women’s fashion and dressing to impress if you’re interested in unique pieces and not fast fashion. Clean and a very nice couch in the back if you’re a guy. It is women’s clothing only. They do provide handle booklets for other Austin vintage collectives. Very fun vibe.

Just bought some gorgeous leopard print bathers. Customer service amazing, clothing selection gorgeous, clothing a bit pricy but it is designed vintage so price makes sense for what you get!

I’ve always had a great experience here. They hire well as the staff is welcoming and extremely knowledgeable on their vintage items without the pretentiousness.

If you're looking for high end vintage pieces. This is it. The only stop you need to make. From designer to couture you'll find a wide array of what may now even be one of a kind finds. Their buyer is stringent about what criteria qualifies their garments which come from a variety of places including individual sellers. So if your grandmother was particularly posh and you can't possibly keep all of her fabulous things, you may find a home for them here. They will pay cash and are generous. The storefront is bright due to the huge tinted windows that make up the building's facade. This allows one to accurately and meticulously appraise each garment so there's little room for buyer's remorse. Their hours are a bit restrictive closing at 7 pm and the prices are not of the thrifting persuasion. However, if you've got some cash to burn you should definitely add at least a piece or two to complete a well rounded closet.

I do not recommend this vintage store for two reasons. Number one, several months ago I bought several pricey pieces of clothing here (my bad for frivolously over-paying). One piece was a very "casual" "not dressy" (by any stretch of the imagination) sweater. It was nothing off the charts but nicely comfortable. I did not bring it out to wear until several weeks later after the purchase and found a well hidden hole at the bottom of the sweater about 3-4 inches wide. Since it was just past the return date when I decided to wear it and noticed the hole, I was out of luck and stuck with the damaged sweater. I really like supporting locally owned vintage stores, but when you pay a high price, you should get some satisfaction if there is a bad defect. If not a return then how about being considerate with an exchange???? This small Austin business needs to practice the Austin way of being thoughtful of the people who want to support them. I let the situation go and decided not to hold a grudge. Until... Number two, recently, I noticed they buy vintage clothing as well as sell. A few days ago my husband and I took some "excellent" condition vintage clothes in to have the woman who was working at the time ( I don't know what her position was ) look them over. Several of the pieces were bought for me as a gift, purchased from a very "excellent" seller in Budapest with a famous last name with a high consciousness about what pieces he sells and because I let my hair go to my natural color of silver I never got a chance to wear these beautiful "dressy" pieces as they clashed with my hair color. Truly my loss and someone else's gain. The woman went thru the pieces and said they were "not dressy" enough for their shop. You've got to be kidding me!!!! I. Bought. An. "Extremely". "Casual". Sweater. from them as noted above. These pieces had no holes, no stains, no loose buttons, dry cleaned and most pieces were "dressy" in excellent condition. Talk about add insult to injury, my pieces I brought in were nicer than the pricey sweater with a hole in it and yet they were not good enough ( not even one piece!??! ) for this "exclusive" little shop? This shop lost a future loyal customer and a husband who loves to over-spend money on his wife to keep her happy. Every loyal return customer helps keep the lights on and the bills paid right?

Found the perfect pair of vintage Louis Vuittons. Staff was helpful and super sweet! We will definitely be back.

Hands down, my favorite place to shop in Austin. I'm obsessed with vintage & designer pieces and feel like I'm in a museum each time I walk in. Beautifully curated shop. Sad this city has no other shops similar to it. As a collector myself, it's amazing to see what new high-quality pieces they have each time I come in (which is almost weekly!!!) The staff is sweet & professional, I never feel like a burden when I come in to try 10+ things on. Extremely reasonable prices for wonderful items. Aside from the shop itself, I love Garment's creative direction & the way they interact with buyers on social media. Definitely ahead of many of the shops in this city. Great feed that's consistently being updated-and you can easily buy straight from their Instagram account or website. A true gem!

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but after spending $600 on a top that is falling apart, I felt the need to write And just offer advice to future buyers. Everyone is super nice and the store has Great items. Just make sure you are checking the vintage very carefully. Unfortunately, this top should not have been accepted and especially not at $600.

Didn't like the attitude of the gal at the front desk. If you are looking to shop at a place where they won't let you exercise your personal right to breathe fresh oxygen (a god given right) then this is your place!

I have to give a shout out to Garment! I needed a dress for an event at the Blanton and started off my search at Moss. One of the ladies there pointed me to Garment as a solution for my not finding anything there and I am so glad she did! I was immediately greeted by who I assume is the owner and another woman. I explained that I had a formal event but wanted something a little funky. That's where the fun started!! They immediately started pulling things off the rack and brainstorming with me. One dress was a clear winner. I threw out my budget (under 130 plz!) and wouldn't you know it slid right in at $125. Not bad for incredibly high quality and curated vintage. Definitely a winner in the Austin fashion scene!

Great experience shopping here today! Beautifully curated collection and friendly service. I would have taken home the whole store if I could have!

OMG DYING. I went in today just to browse, and ended up staying for 25 minutes looking at everything. Merchandise: Fashion nerds will love Garment. It's about an 85/15 mix of vintage and new, with some really show stopping vintage finds. These are definitely not clothes you'd find while thrifting. Some of my favorites: A 'surrealist 50s bralette' with silk (satin?) hand appliques over mesh cups, An eggplant 1920s gown with art deco beading, and several silk kimonos, in prints so perfect they made me want to cry. Every piece features amazing details-- there's a lot of beading, embroidery, hand-dying, and architectural structure going on. (Anyone with an interest in garment construction or history will have a field day here.) The best part is that this store completely skips anything too costumey, so, with the exception of some very cool but avante-garde pieces I couldn't pull off, I wanted to wear EVERYTHING. I really can't stress enough how spot on the curation is. Prices: Pretty much market price for what you're getting. I shop vintage online frequently, and I can tell you that you'll probably pay less here than on ebay for the same thing. (Garment does end up being higher than most vintage stores in Austin, but like... you'll understand when you see it.) The cheapest tops started around 30-50, and there were plenty of separates under 100. Furs, leathers, and designer dresses range from 150 to 1000+ Service: The owner, Masha, was super friendly and helpful! I'll definitely go back when my budget allows.

New favorite store in Austin. Great vintage pieces and beautifully made modern basics -- brands with quality and sustainability in mind (think in the vein of Esby, Szeki, etc). The staff is super helpful and know their clothes. This place is a gem.

Big collector of vintage when I travel I always look at where I can find something special. Oh you might get crazy in this space ahah You can find vintage MOSCHINO MUGLER GAULTIER WESTWOOD MONTANA And I m not talking basic second hand I m Talking suits blazer dresses from back in the days! Really nice pick! And the staff? Ahah sooooooo nice! Knowledgeable and super friendly! You guys are in my list! :)

This place broke my heart. I've spent lots of money here. My last trip in, I handed a gorgeous dress over the counter to the sales person, told her I would probably buy but needed more time to think about it. We talked about over the phone payment, etc. I called back in an hour and a half to buy the dress, but they had sold it. The store manager neglected to tell me they never hold things and if they do it's only for...an hour and a half. She apologized--but I really don't know what to think. Did she sell it to a friend...or...what? I love the fine curation of vintage, love the fact that it's woman owned...but feel I am not at all valued as a customer here.

Love this store. It is such a joy to look at all the beautiful things they sell. I can't quite afford them but love browsing. They have very unique things.

Beautiful items. I bought a few pieces and I love them. The woman working was very unfriendly, otherwise I'd give five stars.

Garment is the sister store to MOSS Designer Consignment, one of my favorite places to shop in town. Garment has a mix of highly curated vintage and new, independent designers. One the vintage side, I've scored things like a fringed jacket, 20s beaded sweater, and 80s Armani floor length velvet striped number. From the modern portion of the store, my Unearthen crystal pyramid necklace is one of my favorites as is my Finnell wallet. Both are urban with a bit of an edge. When I'm looking for new staples for my closet that are unique but also versatile, Garment is where I go.

I recently went to Garment and it was a really good shopping experience. The woman working was really nice, great new clothing selection and I bought an awesome vintage jacket. I will definitely return when I am in the area...easy parking.

I love this place. Beside the gorgeous frocks and jewels, the women that work here are the epitome of customer service. They're friendly, fashion forward and FABULOUS! Always a wonderful experience when I pop in.