Vintage market with independent traders selling women's and men's wear, jewellery, collectables and homewares from the 1920s to the 1980s.
Lou Lou's Vintage Market returns to The Engine Shed on Sunday 25 October, with the market open from 11am to 4pm. It's a day for anyone who likes to dig through the racks and find something they can't just order off a screen.
The stock comes from carefully sourced vintage women's and men's wear, jewellery, collectables and homewares, with pieces dating from the 1920s through to the 1980s. Everything is brought in by specialist independent traders, so you're dealing with people who know their eras rather than a generic high-street haul. Each edition is curated for the season ahead, which means the selection shifts to fit the time of year — autumn and winter gear this time around, with the aim of helping you find a unique piece from the past at an affordable price.
There's a clear thread running through it, too. The market champions sustainability by keeping older clothes in circulation rather than letting them end up in a landfill, and it supports local, small and independent businesses. It's described as a treasure trove of vintage fashion, jewellery, accessories and more, so it works as well for a specific search as it does for just wandering through and seeing what catches your eye.
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Entry is £3, and under 12s go in free. It runs from 11am to 4pm at The Engine Shed in Lincoln, on Sunday 25 October.
