6 Shared Experiences for Groups in The Tweed
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Strange Days Store is a must-shop destination in the Tweed’s thrift store scene. The centrepiece of uber-stylish Bay Street, their imported vintage clothing and hand made goods are handpicked and imported from America and European. The storeis an eclectic mix of Americana gold, that has been carefully curated with authenticity at its heart. They are passionate about history, quality and the very essence of the wild west. Strange Days work hard to respect and preserve the cultural and historical value of Western wear and see the space as a small museum-meets-boutique for true lovers of western style and craftsmanship. It’s Western history, handpicked and perfectly preserved.
Another Pre- Loved and Vintage concept highlight in The Tweed, Studio Rodeo has been carefully curated by Kiwi born owner, Kate Nolan. She has proudly sourced all her contents locally, from South East Queensland to Northern NSW, allowing the store to firmly embrace the essence of slow fashion and supporting local. You will find elevated, textural fabrics, from late 90ss to early Y2K silhouettes. A stand-alone vintage store, it boldly holds its own in a surprising location outside the city. But it is well worth the trip to discover vintage gems and designer treasures.
Located in the heart of vibrant Murwillumbah in the industrial styling of the Grand Hall & Foyer of The Regent you’ll find Empire Revival. In one giant showcase of local creativity, from local artisans, creative makers and old-school antique merchants, the store showcases 30 plus small businesses under the one roof. It is a thrift lover’s dream. An extension of their flagship Brisbane store, the M’bah venue is vintage heaven. From their stunning range of unique jewellery, to fashion and accessories, some of their merchants have been showing items for three decades or more, while others are new, innovative additions. It is this eclectic mix that makes an ER a truly immersive experience and screaming out for repeat visits.
If you’re looking to add a little retro to your wardrobe, take time to remake yourself in some classic fashion from Scarlett’s Wardrobe, a Murwillumbah store that ‘breathes a love of vintage clothing and accessories.’ Owner Jenny Turner has long been a collector of timeless vintage fashion and design over the years and, when she decided to pop her sizeable collection on racks and shelves to sell, Scarletts Wardrobe had its beginning. Step in to a wonderland of fashion through the decades, from 1940s matching bag and shoe sets to 1950s winter coats or 1960s bowl shirts to 1970s pant suits. Top it all off with original headwear from every era, including 1920s felt cloche hats to retro western hats, designer broches and clip-on earrings.
Looking to refresh your wardrobe with something a little different? Vesii G Vintage at Polly in Murwillumbah specialises in curated vintage and pre-loved fashion with a modern edge. Expect quality denim, oversized shirts, effortless basics, statement pieces and timeless wardrobe staples handpicked for today’s style-conscious shopper. With a focus on sustainability and individuality, every rack offers the chance to uncover a unique find you won’t see anywhere else. Whether you’re hunting for the perfect vintage denim jacket, a relaxed linen shirt or an everyday piece with character, Vesii G Vintage is a destination for conscious fashion lovers.
Under the mantra of ‘Re-wearing is caring’, Dusty Rummage is the must-do monthly event for your monthly preloved clothing rummage fix. Held on the first Saturday of the month Their pieces are not mass-produced items but instead a showcase of lived-in pieces with stories, wear, and soul. Held in the bustling M-Arts Precinct, the event is surrounded by cafes, bars, patisseries and boutiques, and a thriving arts calendar. So drop in for a vintage fix, and stay on for coffee or croissants in the vibrant precinct that is the heart of creative Murwillumbah.
Take a drive through The Tweed’s hinterland to the charming riverside village of Burringbar and you will find Sigi Preloved, a vintage gem in the most unexpected of places. An eclectic treasure trove of stylish finds and preloved pieces, this is a one stop shop for a vintage wardrobe makeover. Fashion lovers travel from near and far, including Australian soap royalty Kate Ritchie who stopped by earlier in this month. It is the perfect excuse for a hinterland drive to embrace slow fashion and unearth forgotten gems and wardrobe essentials that you didn’t known you needed.
With curated thrift stores, vintage clothing spots and the locally loved op shops to explore, come make new memories over old treasures this winter in The Tweed.
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We wish to acknowledge the Ngandowal and Minyungbal speaking people of the Bundjalung Country, in particular the Goodjinburra, Tul-gi-gin and Moorung – Moobah clans, as being the traditional owners and custodians of the land and waters within the Tweed Shire boundaries. We also acknowledge and respect the Tweed Aboriginal community’s right to speak for its Country and to care for its traditional Country in accordance with its lores, customs and traditions.
