Foxtrot Vintage

This place is super cute. They have lots of variety with their vendors, it’s easy to navigate around and they have vintage music playing to get you in the mood. Some vendors don’t price all of their items, which can be annoying because if you like something the shop has to try and call the booth owner to get the price. That doesn’t always work.
That said, I’ve purchased quite a few things here and always come back.

Lots of beautiful things in this shop. The staff is really friendly. You know I like that :-) and the store isn’t crowded that’s one of the best things about it. You can actually see everything. I bought some vintage earrings with the screw clasp on the back. They’re really elegant. Thanks Dan for playing Funkadelic for me too!

Amazing vintage And collectibles pieces
Friendly, great prices !!! They have everything pretty much .
They help me to look for exactly what I was looking for !! Vintage tray !!!

I watched this place come together and there was a young man that brought the old wood floor right back to life. He was in the service and came back wanting to help with this store from what I heard from someone working there.
It’s a great place to browse. It’s kept up and you won’t find «dusty» relics. You will find relics though just not under a bunch of cobwebs. It’s very organized and there are a ton of items to discover. Prices are reasonable and the folks at the desk are hospitable and helpful. There are even quite a few vintage clothes hanging up as well which I always like to check out.
This is not one of those places where you have to constantly ask for someone to open up a glass case. I can count on one hand how many they have. Personally, I find those kinds of places very frustrating as you have to wait around for the storekeeper to get to you. It’s not as if shoplifting is a huge problem in these types of places. They are also not selling the Queen’s jewels so I’ve never quite understood the big glass displays.
Go have a look and mind the floor too.

I happened to be in downtown Gresham last Friday for other reasons, and accidentally stumbled on this wonderful little shop. There is an incredible diversity of styles and types of merchandise, as well as price points, and quality. Essentially, there is something for everyone.
Two factors made it particularly fun: 1) several booths had significant sales, so I was able to walk out with a boxful of cool items at 30% off! 2) Jen, the woman at the counter, was just awesome! Fun, friendly and super helpful!
Now I’m having what I call «non-buyer’s remorse» (ie, I SHOULD have bought some other items), so I think I’ll have to make a return visit sooner rather than later.

I went to this place last week for the first time and loved it. It has a little of everything from housewares, clothing, records, old signs, photographs, shoes, and more. It’s all in great condition and displayed in a way that is easy to browse through. I bought a gorgeous flapper inspired dress for $ 21. I also had my eye on a plum wool pea coat but sadly it was too small. The vintage 1920’s — 1960’s hats are so elegant as well as the large collection of jewelry. I like that they had the same casserole sets that my grandma and great-​grandma had, you know those heavy duty yellowish ones with little flowers or mushrooms on the sides? I will have to return during Christmas time to get some of that Blazers memorabilia for my dad. The sales associate was very helpful and sweet, and the whole store was priced lower than other antique shops in the downtown area.

Intriguing antique store located in Historic Gresham, Oregon amongst little mom & pop shops. My friend and I walked in to take a stroll through memory lane. There were items from every decade all the way back to the 30s. There is something of interest for everyone including toys, electronics, china, furniture, books, wall art, etc. my friend wanted to pop in and buy a Mason-​type jar, but we ended up stuck voluntarily in the time warp for an hour exploring all that the shop had to offer. There were two people working who were both friendly and helpful. They answered questions we inquired about the different items and took time to open and display how they would be used when we asked for more information.

A fantastic addition to downtown Gresham. The space is very bright and well laid out. There are a lot of the usual items you’d find in a vintage store and some unique and fun ones too (like a six million dollar man doll, circa 1975). The staff is friendly and helpful. I picked up a really cool egg scale for only $ 22.00!
Also, bonus points for really great signage!