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Shop It: BadWill Market

Check out Capitol Hill’s indoor/outdoor market for hipster-sourced vintage gear, locally made art and photography, jewelry, and more.

Posted by: Laura Cassidy on Jul 01, 2011 at 08:50AM0 Comments

Photo: Wear the Canvas

SLIDESHOW: What to expect at the second BadWill Market on July 10. Here, lace collars (not shown: other reassigned vintage, DIY accessories, and salvaged old-school style) from Wear the Canvas.

View Slideshow » Photo: Wear the Canvas

SLIDESHOW: What to expect at the second BadWill Market on July 10. Here, lace collars (not shown: other reassigned vintage, DIY accessories, and salvaged old-school style) from Wear the Canvas.

View Slideshow » Photo: Midnight Mart

Vintage clothing—and hats!—from Midnight Mart.

View Slideshow » Photo: Moksha

Moksha, the co-ed, world-sourced boho-vibing spot in the U District, offers vintage clothing.

View Slideshow » Photo: Blayne Walsh

I should probably mention that former Project Runway contestant Blayne Walsh and his locally made men’s and women’s pieces are Bad Will members.

View Slideshow » Photo: Officials Vintage

Officials Vintage specializes in deadstock and vintage sports stuff—Tampa Bay jerseys and Jets jackets—but they keep a few ironic 80s sweatshirts around, too.

For some people, vintage is about the thrill of the hunt. For others, it’s about the thrill of someone else hunting, and then laundering, pressing, and presenting the finds to them in a clean, easy-to-navigate arena.

For the latter there are many Seattle options, among them: BadWill Market at HG Lodge.

Cruise the indoor/outdoor market for hipster-sourced vintage, art, and otherwise handmade stuff on Sunday July 10 from 1 to 7.

Check out the slideshow here for more on what you’ll find there.

Tags: Seattle Vintage, Capitol Hill, Seattle Etsy