Sometimes the simplest things are the hardest to find. You just want something plain and stripped-down. Something good for warm weather. Something like an old-school, plain, pocket t-shirt. Well, we at Metropolis Vintage have your back, as always, with a rackful of pocket tees in every color of the rainbow. Stop by and pick one up before spring hits!
Get a leg up on the competition when you score a pair of vintage jeans from Metropolis Vintage! We’ve got Levi’s and Lee, 501 and 505’s and beyond. Blue or black, faded or fresh, torn or rugged so take your pick. They’re all available at our location of 803 Broadway!
First created by Levi Strauss in 1873 to serve as a rugged protective layer for prospectors and cowboys, the denim jacket has remained durable, dependable, and popular throughout the years. Don’t take our word for it – a Levis historian recently discovered a jacket dating back to the 1880’s in an abandoned Southern California ghost town. They’re simple, effective and cool, and apparently will even outlast their owner by a century or so. While we’ve got nothing going so far back as the 1880’s, METROPOLIS VINTAGE always has a stock of classic denim jackets waiting on the rack. If they’ve worked for Dennis Hopper and The Marlboro Man, they’ll certainly work for you!
THE WORLD’S OLDEST DENIM JACKET, SURVIVING FROM THE 1880’S
You, the people of METROPOLIS, tell us what you like, and hands down, one of the major league favorites of recent years has been the STARTER JACKET. Teams? Leagues? Sports? It doesn’t matter, it’s about the player, not the game. It’s about looking good while supporting your team. We’ve got a huge amount of STARTER and other sports jackets from the ’80s and ’90s.
It’s the edge of wintertime and what do we have that’s stylish and warm for the men out there? Our collection of vintage Suede Jackets, that’s what! These fine hides will protect your hide during frigid weather conditions and keep you looking smart on the streets. Swing by Metropolis Vintage to try on a jacket or two, you won’t be sorry when the wind whips up.
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