How to do Vintage has been asked to post our tips on where to find vintage clothing for men.

So we’ve asked around and here’s our top 10 online shops for Mens Vintage and Retro Clothing, in no particular order!

My Vintage: www.myvintage.co.uk
Stocking a wide selection of mens clothing from Blazers, Jackets and T-Shirts to retro style hats and cardigans from the 1970’s.

Savvy Row: www.savvyrow.co.uk
Handpicked Vintage classics for men from makers such as Saville Row and bespoke tailors such as Crombie, Lock & Co. and Jermyn Street. Features suits, smoking jackets, tweeds, hats and shoes.

Rokit: www.rokit.co.uk
Vintage and retro clothing and accessories for men; from 1940’s style leather brogues and retro style leather bags to lounge wear and vintage coats from the likes of Pendleton. Brilliant selection on this site AND they have physical stores in the UK!

Candy Says: www.candysays.co.uk
Not just for girls! This site have a great selection of mens and unisex vintage accessories featuring collectable Ray-Ban aviator sunglasses and unworn vintage stock from the 1970’s such as mod sweaters and t-shirts.

Monster Vintage: www.monstervintage.com
No top ten list would be complete without including this fantastic store. With vintage rock t-shirts and unique belt buckles through to braces/suspenders and classic 1960’s vintage sportswear – this site has everything a man could want!

Devoted2Vintage: www.devoted2vintage.co.uk
If you like 1950’s style, you’re going to love this site’s collection of rare vintage shirts – we saw a King Louie Rite-Roll bowling shirt! They also have an interesting selection of 1960’s hawaiian shirts and Vintage 1960’s Camitello Cycling Jersey’s.

Vintage Trends: www.vintagetrends.com
Good selection of mens clothing including vintage Levi jeans and large selection of Vintage T-shirts from rocking 70’s Harley Davidson classics to Hang 10 Stripey Polo shirts.

Vintage Revival: www.vintagerevival.co.uk
This site has a smaller selection of mens vintage clothing, with alot of shirts and suits from the 1980’s as well as some classic 1970’s gems. Sometimes this site has the most unusual items; we spotted a 1970’s pictoral cravat made in England from Folkspeare.

Stuarts London: www.stuartslondon.com
Bit off the wall, but if you’re more into retro style than vintage, this could be a good site for you to try. Selling everything from Addidas originals to Tootal Vintage Scarves.

Oxfam: www.oxfam.org.uk
No top 10 list could not include the Oxfam store – Charity shops are a great source of retro clothing and the online Oxfam store is no exception. The added bonus is you’re doing that little bit for charity too – gold stars all round!

Do you have any shops you can recommend for our list? Let us know your advice or suggestions…thanks and toodle pip!