The Best Clothing Stores in Mexico City – Vintage and Sustainable

by Carley Lake | Last Updated:   May 29, 2020

I’m glad you stumbled on this article because that may mean you have plans to go to Mexico City soon. Not the case? I hope this post helps do some convincing. Mexico City really is as great as that person from high school said it was on Facebook. See the National Museum of Anthropology. Eat the street food (for breakfast, lunch, and dinner…and snack… and one more snack). Run down Paseo de la Reforma on a Sunday. And check out some or all of the secondhand and sustainable clothing stores in Mexico City. 

All shops can be easily accessed via this Mexico City Good Finds Google Maps List to use on your upcoming Mexico City vacation.

1. VOID

I found my dream world —an old apartment building in the center of Condesa, each room themed and filled with vintage, luxury clothing and accessories. The store is owned by Olympia de la Macorra who travels the world to collect rare pieces for her customers.

The curation of these pieces makes it more of a museum than a store. Check out the Coco Chanel room, the Mick Jagger room, and more. Find vintage pieces from Chanel, Miu Miu, Hérmes, Balmain, Saint Laurent, Gucci, and Prada. This is definitely one of the top clothing stores in Mexico City!

Price: $$$$

Hours: Daily 11am – 8pm, Sunday 11am – 7pm

Location: Calle Parral 5, Condesa, 06140 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Phone: +52 55 9130 8319

VOID Website 

2. Goodbye Folk Boutique

Goodbye Folk boutique specializes in vintage clothing and custom-made shoes. Not headed to Mexico City anytime soon? Good news. You can send your measurements (how do I measure my foot?) and the colors and shoe fabrics you want to them directly and they will ship internationally.

Vintage includes velvet shawls, printed blouses, Hawaiian shirts, 70s shearling coats, flannels, and more. Make sure to check out one of the best vintage clothing stores in Mexico City!

Price: $-$$

Hours: Monday – Friday 9am – 9pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am – 8pm

Location: Córdoba 55, Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Phone: +52 55 5525 4109

Goodbye Folk Vintage Boutique Website

3. Roma Quince Concept Store

If you want to shop for clothing and home goods in a Porfirian-era mansion, above a fancy restaurant, head to Roma Quince. Climb the stairs at the left of the restaurant to find top Mexico brands and designers. This is one of the most unique clothing stores in Mexico City.

Designers and brands include Ocelote, which puts an edge on wardrobe essentials, blending comfortability, avant-guarde design, and high quality materials. I left with a shirt and a neoprene jacket I now wear 3x a week in San Francisco. There’s also Mexico designer Ricardo Seco who uses bright textiles and highlights his native Mexico on each piece.

And I couldn’t leave without checking out sustainable and ethical Mexico star Alejandra RAW Project. The brand uses older techniques such as pedal looms, hand weaving, and antique textiles.

Price: $$ – $$$

Hours: Daily 11am – 8pm, Sunday 11am – 5pm

Location: Medellín 67, Roma Nte., 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Phone: +52 55 5207 8682

Roma Quince Concept Store Facebook Page

4. Fábrica Social

This Mexican design cooperative offers 100% handmade and fair trade Mexican textile items like tablecloths, dresses, purses, jewelry, and my favorite—the quechquemitl, a poncho or shawl-like garmet.

All of their products are one-of-a-kind pieces from 5 different regions in Mexico made by indigenous women artisans.

Fábrica Social’s objective is is to support indigenous craftswomen to have fixed and stable income through fair trade of the products they make. 

Price: $-$$

Hours: (can vary by location) Monday – Saturday 11:30am – 7:30pm, Sunday 10:30am – 6pm (Fábrica Social Boutique Downtown closed on the weekend. Showroom should be open.)

Locations + Phone Numbers:  

Fábrica Social Boutique Downtown – Calle Isabel la Catolica 30, Centro Histórico, Centro, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico +52 55 5512 0730

Fábrica Social Showroom – Córdoba 67, Roma Nte., 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico 52 55 5535 3431

Fábrica Social Website

5. Vintage Hoe

Vintage Hoe (still a bit confused on the name…) brings a mix of local Mexican clothing with international secondhand items from shoes, bags, blouses, jewelry, and jeans.

It’s the perfect stop to find a secondhand Phillip Lim shirt for you and a woven bag to bring home to your boss. (I’m sorry boss… I didn’t bring back anything…)

Price: $-$$

Hours: Daily 12 pm – 8pm

Location: Jalapa 27, Roma Nte., 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Phone: +52 55 6275 5424

Vintage Hoe Facebook Page

6. Loose Blues

LOOSE BLUES is worth the visit to see the curation of restored and new of clothing, accessories, vinyls, and art.

The store houses local Mexican designers and also those from Japan and the US. (The owners are from Mexico and Japan.) Find Japanese designers like Antgauge and Softmachine, and Mexican designers like Robin Archives. Hungry? Check out the restaurant upstairs.

Price: $$

Hours: Monday Closed, Tuesday – Wednesday 8am – 9pm, Thursday – Friday 8am – 10:30pm, Saturday 9am – 10:30pm, Sunday 9am – 7pm 

Location: Calle Dinamarca 44, Juárez, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Phone: +52 55 5546 4359

Loose Blues Facebook Page

More Clothing Stores in Mexico City – Vintage and Sustainable

YAKAMPOT

Price: $$ – $$$

Hours: Daily 10am – 7pm, Closed Sunday

Location: 11000, Monte Athos 355, Lomas de Chapultepec V Secc, Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Phone: +52 55403861

VIEJO AMOR

Price: $$$$

Hours: Daily 11am – 8pm, Closed Sunday 

Location: Calle Atlixco 81, Condesa, 06170 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Phone: +52 55 6719 6094

FONART – GALERIA REFORM

Price: $

Hours: Monday – Friday 10am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am – 4pm

Location: Paseo de la Reforma 116, Cuauhtémoc, 06500 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Phone: +52 55 5546 7163

And before you go: Mexico City Good Finds Google Maps List – Happy shopping! 

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