Your Guide to Nike Vintage
If you’re shopping vintage, Nike has the ultimate collection. Whether you’re searching for rare tees from the 80s or your favourite team's jersey, Nike vintage at Official Vintage is the... Read More
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Your Guide to Styling Vintage Jackets
With the autumn chill setting in around Melbourne, it's time to reach for the jackets! Other than keeping you warm, jackets are a versatile addition and probably the easiest thing... Read More
Top Four Ways to Amp Up Your Vintage Look
You’ve got your vintage outfit, but somethings missing… Accessories such as hats, socks and jewellery can make all the difference to your overall look. With these four additions to your... Read More
Rave Fashion in 2022
If you’re a festival-goer, seasoned doofer, club kid or EDM lover, your wardrobe is probably already full of rave fashion. For the newbies and/or fashionistas, rave fashion will be all... Read More
Vintage Summer Fits
Summer’s here baby and we’re here to tell you what you should be wearing for any occasion. Style those vintage shorts, jeans, crops, sweaters, skirts and accessories with ease. All... Read More
Y2K Trend Comeback; Why Its Back and Bigger than Ever
Judging from the top fashion trends we’ve seen reappear in the last few years it’s easy to see how circular fashion trends are. Y2K fashion is one trend that’s come... Read More
How to Flip Your Thrift Shop Finds
Have you ever been browsing through a second-hand store or thrift shop and found the perfect sweater or pair of vintage shorts that looked cute or had a lovely pattern,... Read More
The Revival of the Bucket Hat
A large number of styles and trends being made popular across the world in the last few years have taken a large inspiration from the designers of the past. From... Read More
How to Afford a Sustainable Closet
With an increased awareness and sense of emergency being held towards the state of our planet a lot of people are reconsidering the effect their own lifestyle and carbon footprint... Read More
Fabrics to Avoid If You Want to Be a Conscious Shopper
Clothing is responsible for 3% to 6.7% of global human-caused carbon emissions. This is not only from the production of the fabric, but also the care that follows your purchase.... Read More