Perennial Vintage

 It's hard to believe it, but Spring is on the way. Here in Northern California, we've had more rain (and snow in the mountains) than we have had in years. And it's still coming. Thankfully. We've been in a drought longer than I can remember. We're getting what we're asking for! Hallejuah. Regardless of the temperature, or lack of sunshine in this ordinarily sunny state, I'm prepping for Spring.  We've got tons of dresses, blouses, t-shirts, shorts, skirts, and always the perennial favorite (and my fave): denim. Denim jeans, shorts, skirts, jackets...lots of denim. I also have a HUGE variety of belts and tons of vintage mugs. (Mugs make great gifts!) So head on over to the shop and poke around. I'm clearing out my sweaters and jackets, which are almost all on sale.  I've got to make room for spring and summer and the only way to do that is to sell what I have!  Visit Perennial Vintage today and see all the new goods. I list new items every day a

Belts For the last three years, I've held several jobs other than my vintage one- that vintage one being selling vintage clothing on Etsy. I'm happy to say that I'm back to doing just vintage and am more than ready to focus on that (and of course freelance writing, but that's as natural as breathing so I don't consider it a job), and have the best year in 2023 doing it! I've had a blast writing and working for other companies, but there's nothing like vintage. It took me several years of NOT focusing on vintage to make me realize how much I love it and how much I have to make it the focus of my work to fulfill my goals.  Cardigans I love vintage clothing: selling it, finding it, wearing it, all of it! While I doubled my inventory over the last year, I plan on adding another 25% this year. I just want more things available to people and give them what they're looking for. And the people are looking for quality. With vintage clothing, you're going to f