Men Vintage Clothing

"Old but Not Cheap" is one of the concept of vintage itself. Vintage clothing, jewelry and accessories have been on upward trend since at least 2005. Interest in vintage is on the rise because its generally made well and allows an expression of uniqueness, is often more affordable than new items of similar quality. Plus it’s appeal includes attributes of being local, green and sustainable. 

Men also can match his looking with vintage style. Even more, based on Mellisa Sands (Producer of the Dallas Vintage Clothing and Jewelry Show) opinion Vintage men’s wear will become even more popular. With it’s scarcity, she expects it to get harder to great items for men and what you do find will become more expensive. 

Actually, Men Vintage clothing isn't too difficult to mix and match it. Because men like simple thing so he can combine a shirt with vintage coat during the cloudy weather. Or a formal shirt with vest or waistcoat then match it with béret hat or fedora hat . The vintage look you can find even in the streets of the city: the cabinets grandparents and vintage markets are ideal places to find some piece of clothing retro-style that gives character to your style of dress.

Now, take a look on the Men Vintage Clothing models

Navy Levis vintage clothing for men

Zara Vintage Fashion

The Outfits 

Canvas Vintage Bag for men

 RUNWAYS

Paris Men Fashion Week Fall-Winter 2012

Fashion Week Vintage Style Inspiration Mens with Bowler-hats

Street Style

The key is a good creativity to combine pieces of the past to your everyday look but do not overdo. Ultimare the personal details to create a vintage look trendy!

The colors to be considered for this return to the glories of the past are mainly dark. So give priority to all shades of warm earthy colors that range from light brown to dark brown, from sand to khaki, refined taste and chic.

Choose mainly in tartan shirts, suspenders exposed, or Borsalino Panama hats, gloves leather biker 70s and, for the fans, even the classic bow tie and striped socks in sight.


By: Kezhia shannon