The best vintage shopping in Los Angeles in 2026 is at Wasteland on Melrose, The Way We Wore on La Brea, the Sunday Melrose Trading Post and the monthly Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena. In Burbank, It's a Wrap! sells clothes worn in film and TV and Playclothes stocks mid-century fashion, while the Long Beach Antique Market is the big monthly hunt.
LA is one of the best vintage cities in the world thanks to its studios, costume houses and dry climate. Melrose and La Brea have the most stores; Burbank, near the studios, has a cluster of its own. Flea markets run on set Sundays.
A big, curated buy-sell-trade store for vintage and designer.
Wasteland on Melrose is a large resale store mixing vintage and contemporary designer pieces, all sorted and priced to sell.
It is a good first stop on a Melrose vintage walk.
Good to know: You can sell clothes here too; check the buying hours.
7428 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
A Sunday flea market of vintage, furniture and food trucks.
The Melrose Trading Post fills the Fairfax High School parking lot every Sunday, with vintage clothing, furniture, art and food.
Admission is a few dollars and supports the school.
Good to know: Go by mid-morning for the best finds.
7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Thousands of vendors once a month at the Rose Bowl.
The Rose Bowl Flea Market takes over the stadium grounds on the second Sunday of the month, with a huge range of vintage clothing, furniture, collectibles and antiques.
Early-bird tickets get you in before the crowds.
Good to know: Wear comfortable shoes and bring cash for small vendors.
1001 Rose Bowl Dr, Pasadena, CA 91103
Clothing worn in film and TV productions, at resale prices.
It's a Wrap! sells wardrobe from movies and TV shows, from designer pieces to everyday clothing, often tagged with the production.
It is a fun stop near the Burbank studios.
Good to know: Look for the production tags on each item.
3315 W Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505
Mid-century clothing and costume rentals in Burbank.
Playclothes stocks vintage clothing from the 1920s to the 1980s and rents to film and TV productions.
It is a good source for period outfits and accessories.
Good to know: Combine with It's a Wrap! on the same street.
3100 W Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505
Affordable, well-picked vintage in Los Feliz.
Squaresville is a long-running vintage and resale shop on Vermont, known for good prices and well-curated racks.
It is near Skylight Books.
Good to know: Pair with a stroll down Vermont Ave.
1800 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Museum-quality vintage fashion on La Brea.
The Way We Wore is a high-end vintage shop with couture and designer pieces, as well as accessories and jewelry.
It is popular with costume designers and collectors.
Good to know: Call ahead if you're looking for something specific.
334 S La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
A huge monthly market for furniture, decor and collectibles.
The Long Beach Antique Market runs on the third Sunday of most months at Veterans Memorial Stadium, with hundreds of dealers selling furniture, decor and vintage goods.
It is a favorite with interior designers.
Good to know: Arrive early; the best furniture sells fast.
5000 E Lew Davis St, Long Beach, CA 90808
Melrose Avenue between Fairfax and La Brea has the highest concentration. Burbank's Magnolia Boulevard is the other cluster.
Usually on the second Sunday of each month at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Early admission costs more.
A flea market held every Sunday in the parking lot of Fairfax High School, with vintage clothing, furniture and food. Proceeds support the school.
It's a Wrap! in Burbank sells wardrobe pieces from film and TV productions.
Yes, for furniture and decor. It runs on the third Sunday of most months at Veterans Memorial Stadium.