THRIFTED

The Online Vintage Clothing Store. Shop here: www.thrifted.com

09/09/2026

The chill in the air has us thinking of one thing….and we’ve got 100’s….

Shop Carhartt now on thrifted.

07/09/2026

Liam Gallagher’s style became one of the defining visual signatures of ’90s British music culture, but its influence extends far beyond Oasis.

His wardrobe drew heavily from British terrace culture, where football fans developed a distinct style built around brands such as Adidas, Fred Perry and Stone Island. Liam brought these pieces into the mainstream, combining them with Levi’s denim, military parkas, track jackets and oversized silhouettes to create a look that felt distinctly British while becoming synonymous with Britpop.

That influence can still be seen in fashion today. The continued popularity of terracewear, vintage sportswear, relaxed denim, classic Adidas pieces and utilitarian outerwear reflects many of the same codes that defined Liam’s style in the ’90s.

His approach was never overly styled. It was built around recognisable, functional pieces, worn with a sense of individuality and attitude. That simplicity is exactly what has allowed the look to remain relevant decades later.

06/09/2026

1,500 premium vintage Ralph Lauren items now live on thrifted.com.

04/09/2026

True vintage has a vibe that modern brands just cannot replicate. That perfect, lived-in drape, faded ink, and paper-thin cotton that only comes with age. If you want to know if you are holding actual vintage or just a cheap reprint, you have to look at the details the fast fashion skips.

02/09/2026

The weathers started to feel like sweater weather. Here’s some layering inspiration for the autumn wardrobe. Vintage sweaters and Carhartt’s are our look for this coming season.

01/09/2026

Second Hand September was launched by Oxfam in 2019 to encourage people to rethink the way they consume fashion, challenging shoppers to avoid buying new clothes for 30 days and choose second hand instead.

The campaign came from a growing need to question our relationship with fast fashion. Clothes are being produced faster, trends are moving quicker and we’re encouraged to constantly replace what we already own with something new.

The result? More clothing being produced, worn for shorter periods and ultimately discarded. The fashion industry uses huge amounts of resources to keep up with demand, while perfectly wearable clothing continues to leave our wardrobes.

Vintage and second hand offer another way to shop.
Choosing something that already exists keeps clothing in circulation for longer and reduces the need for new production. It also means discovering better made pieces, discontinued designs, older fits and clothing with a history that you simply can’t recreate through fast fashion.

Thrifting isn’t about giving up fashion or trends. It’s about changing where we find them.

30/08/2026

Louis Vuitton’s Embellished Denim Carpenter Trousers have put workwear back in the conversation. Priced at £1,760, the trousers feature classic carpenter details alongside distressed denim and printed paint splatters designed to recreate the look of clothing that’s actually been worked in.
But the aesthetic is nothing new.

Carpenter trousers were originally designed as functional clothing for tradespeople, with durable fabrics, utility pockets and hammer loops all serving a purpose. Over time, those practical details moved beyond the job site and became a staple of skate, streetwear and everyday fashion.

Ralph Lauren has explored a similar idea, with paint-splattered and distressed pieces referencing vintage American workwear and clothing that looks naturally worn over time.
It’s another example of fashion taking inspiration from garments that already exist in the vintage world, distressing, paint marks and all.

The difference? You don’t need to spend four figures to get the look here. Here are our alternatives at a fraction of the price.

28/08/2026

Released in 1993 but set on the last day of school in 1976, Dazed and Confused became a cult classic and one of the best snapshots of 70s American teenage style.

The wardrobe is packed with pieces that still define vintage today: ringer tees, baseball shirts, faded graphic tees, flared denim and bold patterned shirts. Nothing feels overly styled or polished. The clothes look worn in, personal and lived in, helping create a version of the 70s that feels genuinely authentic.

Costume designer Katherine Dover built each character’s wardrobe around their personality, from the athletes in classic sportswear to the more rebellious looks built around denim and graphic tees. Clothing becomes part of the film’s portrayal of different high school identities and subcultures.

More than 30 years after its release, the influence is still easy to spot. Ringer tees are back, 70s denim continues to cycle through fashion, and perfectly faded vintage graphics have only become more desirable.

27/08/2026

With over 10,000 new fresh items there’s no excuse.

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