Recycled Blues

Great, welcoming service and well-​curated selection on vintage in Miami Beach!

Very neat store, with vintage and used clothing, boots, belts, etc. It was fun looking through their selection. If you are creative for putting together costumes this store has some awesome items to select from. Clean and organized with good service, very helpful.
The boot selection and hat selection was my fav. good variety. They had some great looking jeans for those that are into some nice labels at reasonable prices. Vintage shirts, the kind that fit all your muscles, yep nice selection.
They had a small jewelry section as well with some antique looks. Check them out, may find a hidden gem.

Lots of dope stuff here.
I bought a cowboy leather belt with buckle for $ 20.00 lasted me 8 years.
Not bad.

I stopped by here on my typical mission during my travels. Find some awesome pearl snap vintage shirts that fit. I also was looking for a nice sweater or jump jacket as SOBE was a lot colder then I expected.
This place was packed full if finds but unfortunately I could not find anything my size. Their prices seemed ok or a tad bit on the high side but the store clerk came by to tell me that everything was half off! I was so stoked to hear this but alas still could not find anything. If I lived here I would be a regular. I will be sure to stop by when I am in town.
FYI there is another vintage/​army/​navy store next door (I have no clue as to the name) but they are more expensive. their store is large as well but I favor recycled blues.

Hipsterish «vintage» used clothing store.
Lots of clothes and well organized, I would say it would be good for getting a halloween costume. The clothes were pretty pricey for really basic stuff. If the shirt has a brand logo or a band on it they make it crazy expensive. The store smells real bad also, I mean you are going to wash the clothes when you get them, but when I went in there was a guy just sitting there smoking a cigar. I don’t mind indoor smoking but around already musky clothes it was not a good look.

This store is a little haven of jeans. They must have the largest selection of used jeans, jean skirts, jean shorts and all very affordable! I’m talking $ 15-​$ 20. In the world we are living in now that jeans average costs is about $ 198.00 I really appreciate the prices. They have clothes for children and adults. The costume section is small and limited but it is a vintage shop. Many dresses I looked at were also very well priced. With the winter approaching you may want to snatch your self a winter jacket or coat. I saw a brown Calvin Klein one that was calling my name. I’ve been coming here to buy jeans for years and sadly I discovered something very disappointing. THEY ARE CLOSING and moving to Houston. If I were you I would make a pit stop in this Miami Beach jean sanctuary before they close their doors for good. You will be missed!

Store is half adult thrift and the other half will be kids/​baby Recycled Blues … interesting concept, but not sure how many people will buy used clothes for their kids, let alone babies.
Very (very) well organized and clean. Tons of jeans for $ 15-​$ 20. Lots of cowboy boots and T-​shits (no V-​neck, boo…)
+Plus for having 2 or 3 fitting rooms
People working there are very nice and don’t bother you, but are happy to help if requested.
Sunglasses are all $ 18.
Better prices than the thrift store next door… forgot the name! And it’s next door to Cheeseburger Baby, another plus!

My husband turned me on to this store when we first met, his Grandpa-​plaid-​golf-​pants were that cool! Seriously, they have a great selection of men’s vintage clothing. Think the classics, Levi’s, Members Only… a lot of original finds.
Although there is less ladies clothes I scored a great, unique design dress for $ 60 that to me is now, priceless! It was a big long and had to get it tailored, my tailor went crazy over the dress, telling me it was definitely from the early 1960’s because of the stiching and he assured me it wasn’t mass produced. A true gem! Cool, one of a kind, purses and accesories as well.
Only wish it was larger and more ladies finds… however, I’ve always had good luck and I’m sure you will too!

If I were a guy, I’d give this place five stars. There seemed to be a good deal more for men than women, but that’s not to say there wasn’t a lot to choose from, regardless of your fashion-​gender!
Super well-​organized (almost scary!). Worth checking out.

Want to style your wardrobe with some vintage flair? Recycled Blues will get you the retro look you want for the ladies and gents. This is also an excellent Halloween costume pit stop, it gets mobbed during that time of the year.
Located on the seedier side of Washington Ave., this vintage shop dedicates its wardrobe to the 1960s-​1980s. It seems that the clothes lean more toward guys then girls as far as selection goes.
For the dudes: lotsa old Levis, cowbow shirts, Hawaiian shirts, varsity school jackets, big belt buckles, and polyester disco shirts and pants, etc. If you were Tyler Durden in Fight Club, you’d be in heaven here.
For the ladies: vintage athletic t-​shirts, mod A-​line dresses, disco-​era sequinned minis, dress coats, African print daishikis, Chinese embroidered robes, 80s powersuits, lingerie slips.
For costumes, this place is well stocked with wigs for girls and guys and they also have a fun selection of fashionable sunglasses to compliment your new outfit.
Pricewise, this place is more «vintage» then «thrift», it’s not as expensive as Fly Boutique (on Lincoln Rd) but its toward the higher scale. Still, you can find some nice bargains here if you’re lucky.
The store is well organized though it’s a little dark inside – be warned, the storeowner really likes incense and keeps it burning nonstop.