Vintage pieces whether they’re clothes, furniture, or decorations have a certain appeal to them. Each piece has character and they definitely bring something unique to your wardrobe or to your home. Plus, you won’t find anything like them anywhere else. And when it comes to amazing vintage finds, Baguio City is the place to go.
Almost every corner of Baguio is filled with thrift or ukay shops filled with unique vintage pieces just waiting for someone to pick them up. All it takes is patience and perseverance to sift through all the stuff to find the perfect hidden gem for you. If you’re up for the adventure, here are some of the best places to go vintage shopping in Baguio City.
PNKY Vintage Collection
Phot by PNKY Official Website
The PNKY Vintage Collection started way back in 1979. And it has now grown into a treasure cove of unique antique pieces overflowing with that old-fashioned charm. Here, they have handcrafted jewelry, hardwood furniture, Cordilleran arts pieces, woven decor, and an assortment of vintage bags, jewelries, and more. They can be found at the Country Club in Camp John Hay, Baguio City.
Bookends
Photo by Moe Abellera/Pilipinas Popcorn
In Bookends Baguio, you’ll find all sorts of knick-knacks. Once you cross the threshold, you’ll be greeted with a mountain of secondhand books from all genres. Further to the back, you’ll find tons of beautiful original paintings from local artists. There are also vintage pieces of jewelry and other handicrafts to be found here.
Ukay Shops Everywhere
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If you’re looking for vintage wears, you’ll find them all over the ukay shops spread all throughout Baguio City. You can find some of the cheapest deals up at Hilltop and along Harrison road. You can also find some great pieces at the Skyworld commercial center, Bayanihan center, and at the Night Market.
Teresita’s Antique Shop
Teresita’s Antique Shop is Baguio City’s spot for serious vintage collectors willing to spend a little bit more cash on their collections. Here, they sell antique bulul which are carved wooden figures precious to the people of Ifugao, other wooden sculptures, and carved wooden furniture.