Electric Lemonade Shop

Great vintage clothing find! Whatever decade you’re looking for can be found here! Clothing is all in fantastic condition! I picked up an awesome Rosie the Riveter style jumpsuit for a steal! Good selection of vintage concert tees too!

OMG… what a cute little shop! I have had this place bookmark for the longest and recently got a chance to stop by and I’m glad I did. Although I did not make a purchase on this trip I would definitely check in here more often because they had really cute clothes and accessories.
The shop is two stories with all the jewelry and new clothing on the first floor. The second floor has the vintage clothing and accessories. The clothes were organized well and the tags in the vintage area noted the year/​decade the item was from which was a very nice touch. I do wish they had more vintage especially handbags (because that is one of my big interest.) But that was the only slight negative I saw but with vintage it is catch-​as-​catch-​can so I can’t fault them for that.
The girls in the shop wear polite and really nice. I can’t wait to go back and hopefully find so cool vintage items for my ever changing wardrobe.
Side note– parking is limited so be prepared to search!!!

Electric Lemonade is bigger and better than ever!
This is the only place in town where I regularly buy clothes, and I’m thrilled that they opened up the second floor with even more vintage awesomeness for me shop through. More 70’s band t-​shirts, please and thank you.
You can still find some small, boutique labels of modern pieces on the first floor, but the new addition to the store allows you to go crazy looking for the perfect vintage item. It could be something you need (an Over the Hill t-​shirt for your birthday) or something you had no idea you needed (an 80’s jacket advertising a record store that belonged to a girl named Carolyn). It’s a win-​win situation.
I still adore the store and the girls that own it and I’m so happy to see their business growing. If you haven’t been, get your butt down there pronto. You can thank me later.
Reminder: This is not a thrift store, so don’t expect Goodwill prices. They do the digging and searching for you so all you have to look through are great pieces. That being said, their prices are cheaper than the sweat-​shop clothes in the malls that are designed to look vintage. Support a local business instead and get yourself real vintage that’s one-​of-​a-​kind.

This place is great! Everything there is true vintage, but some of it is altered or reconstructed. I got a gorgeous 1950s bathing suit and some rad sunglasses for a little over $ 50 which is GREAT considering their flawless condition. The one girl on staff was very nice and helpful. The only downside was how small the place was and it’s lack of parking. Other than that, it’s a great stop away from the hustle and bustle of the Strip :)

I went in to the store thinking it may be a thrift shop, but it is FAR from it. Well made clothes by the great USA like I remember from growing up in the 60’s and 70’s. Courtney and Kinsey are very knowledgeable of the history of fashion and vintage clothing. I recommend this store to anyone who wants to be unique by wearing classy vintage. They also have new clothes, which look vintage-​inspired. Definitely will be gong back.

I love this little shop! My brothers girlfriend Jess took me here because we both have an affinity towards unusual vintage finds and it did not dissapoint. Their prices are very reasonable too. I will definitely come back often

I’ve been to this store a few times over the last year and their selection of vintage always seems to be developing with the current fashion styles. The music atmosphere is always interesting to me and I always hear something new that I haven’t heard before when I go there. Also, I really like how they decorate their window and chalkboard sign for when I drive by, it kind of reminds me of the movie Mannequin, «Hollywood!»
The last time I was in there one of the girls who works there was telling me they are starting to carry new items as well as vintage stock. I think she said they are going to open up the second floor soon with even more clothes, can’t wait! I really wish I knew where they find their stock! They have some things there from the 1920s all the way to 1980s concert tees; which are my favorite. Prices can vary depending on what you’re looking for but I was able to get a couple of shirts for a very reasonable price. It’s definitely more of a boutique store than a thrift store.
One thing I wish I knew before the first time I went there is where to park. They actually have a private parking lot for their customers but it’s not visible from the street. The store is on the corner of 3^rd and Charleston and the private parking lot is behind the building on 3^rd street so you don’t have to walk a mile to get there like I did.

This store is owned by two sisters and they have a gorgeous selection of different eras. I know they will revamp some items themselves to make them more modern, but still with a great vintage feel. For instance, I tried on a mini dress with bell sleeves that apparently used to be a maxi. The dress really worked as a mini dress and I think would have been too overwhelming as a maxi dress, so their choices in revamping certain items I think is super spot on. When I came in during December they were having a 20% off sale, which really sweetened the deal on my 1960’s pink oriental-​style dress. It was in such beautiful condition and I swear, I don’t think it had ever really been worn. Their prices are really reasonable and unlike some other places, you never feel like you’re getting gypped. They have a good sense of what things at what level of quality should cost. I’m definitely making this place a regular stop in my vintage store rounds in Las Vegas.

This is a really cool vintage shop downtown with pretty accesible prices. The owner is from Brooklyn I believe, and I think she seeks out brand name and obsure designers alike. When the store just opened she had a Pucci gown that was in the window forever, it was really pretty but cost like $ 300 dollars.
They have a ton of cowboy boots, which makes me think they were super fans of Bön Jovi back in the day. The clothing itself is a mix between Mad Men meets farmer girl meets Mary Tyler Moore. Very eclectic but very cool.

It didn’t take long for Electric Lemonade to become my favorite vintage shop in Las Vegas. The selection is always fantastic – you can find a wide array of clothing from 80s concert tees to 30s gowns, and each piece is unique and in excellent condition. Unlike some other vintage shops I’ve been to, there’s no attempt to repackage Contempo Casuals clothes from the late 90s as being vintage. Everything here is authentic, because the owners know vintage clothing.
Aside from being knowledgeable, the owners and staff are also very friendly and go above and beyond what’s expected of them. My first purchase from Electric Lemonade was a pink, handmade dress from the early 60s. The woman at the register spotted a tear I hadn’t noticed and took an additional 20% off the already discounted price. A few months later, I bought a beautiful 30s day dress and mentioned that it was a birthday present for myself. Again, the woman at the register took 20% off the already very reasonable price because it was my birthday. Neither time did I ask for or expect a discount. I just goes to show the kind of courtesy the owners extend to their customers.
For those of you who aren’t as into the treasure-​hunting aspect of vintage shopping, the store itself is clean and well-​organized and feels more like a boutique than someone’s attic. The flip-​side of this is that the prices may be a little higher than other second-​hand stores. However, the prices reflect the quality of the pieces and the work which goes into getting them all under one roof. This isn’t a rummage sale, it is a carefully curated vintage boutique, and I am happy to drop $ 50 or $ 60 on a unique, well-​made, beautiful piece of vintage clothing because I know I will wear it, I know it will be a quality piece, and I know it will get me noticed. I have about a half dozen dresses from here and they’re all among my favorites, and whenever I wear them I get a ton of compliments. And if $ 60 sounds like a bit much for you, they have quite a few sales. You just need to follow them on Facebook and you’ll be notified of when the next sale is coming up. All in all, I couldn’t recommend Electric Lemonade highly enough. If you’re a lover of vintage clothing, or if you’re looking for a unique accessory or article of clothing, come here first.

I found a gorgeous bracelet for a reasonable price here for my mother in laws birthday. She loved it, as I knew she would. They were out of boxes to put the bracelet in, but thats alright. It happens. The person working that day was sweet, helpful & patient since I had my restless toddler with me. I appreciate courteous businesses & plan to stop by again soon for more Jewelery!

As far as vintage shops in Vegas, electric lemonade has the best picks. You can tell the buyers put some thought into the items and vibe of the place. The name is just as quirky as the shop too, its based off the Electric Kool Aid Acid Test movement in the 60s. I also applaud them for a well developed business plan. They are very much a part of the resurgence of downtown Vegas.

For Las Vegas, this was the only shop that had an actual selection of vintage denim jackets which I was looking for. The only downside is that they were quite overpriced and they didn’t that extremely vintage-​worn-​out look to them, they were pretty similar to just buying a new denim jacket but for about twice the price. Other than that there was a unique and cool collection of clothing, not the cheapest, but definitely met my expectations. Very limited selection for men, definitely a lot more for women.

I decided to check out ELS since I work nearby and fell in love with the shop, they have a lot of nice clothes, I was surprised when I found a lot of things I liked and I am very picky when it comes to clothes, I like it much better than The Attic, the store had a great vibe and the girl at the cash register was very nice and friendly, I’ve gotten great jewelry here, on the plus they sometimes have vintage deadstock.

The shop is bright, clean, and there was no funky smell unlike other vintage shops I’ve been in. While the place is small, I think it is their variety that appealed to me. I saw some 60’s mod-​looking dresses, vests, rompers, as well as this adorable retro swimsuit. When I looked at some dresses, I thought «wow, this is something my mother would have worn when she was young». The shop itself is decorated with retro furniture and art pieces. Prices seemed fair considering the age/​style and cleanliness of the garments. Unfortunately I didn’t spend too long in the shop, as my friend was looking for something specific. I’ll be back here to try things on during my next trek Downtown.

This shop is great. My fiancé loves buying clothes from here. Every time they get something new in, she wants to go there. She practically pulls my arm to bring me down there. She loves buying the vintage dresses. They also have great rock-​n-​roll t-​shirts, cool and affordable sunglasses, and some very crafty necklaces and other jewelry. This is a great addition to downtown and shows that small businesses still rule the roost in the US.

Electric Lemonade is awesome. I recently moved here from Portland, Oregon and was looking for something with not only great merchandise, but a good vibe. This is the place. When you walk in, its like stepping into a funkadellic 1960s inspired fashion studio. You feel like you’ve discovered a secret that may be too good to be true. But its not. Their vintage merchandise is the real deal. They have an excellent selection of men’s and women’s clothing: concert tee shirts, pearl snap western inspired shirt, vintage denim, and sweet hats. The best part is the quality of their clothes. I don’t feel like I’m buying vintage clothes from the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. Its all in great condition. The two women who work there told me they hand select all their stuff, which is means its only of the highest quality.
My girlfriend loves to shop there as well. I’m not an expert on women’s fashion, but she always comes home with a new hat, shirt, or acid wash shorts from ELS. She raves about the jewelry as well, the David Bowie necklace is her favorite.
Electric Lemonade Shop is definitely worth a trip downtown when you’re in Vegas.