The Revival Outpost

Not enough time in the day for me to spend in this store! Great selection at reasonable prices. My favorite shop that I found in New Orleans by far. Don’t forget to go upstairs.

Great selection of quality items and excellent prices. Very few current or lower end pieces but if there are they are priced accordingly and are additive to the vibe of the store (e.g. $ 8 animal print sundress from Forever 21). Bought 4 things yesterday and love all of them!

Not bad…
While we were visiting NOLA, our walking tour got cancelled (thanks, Hurricane Patricia, you little b*tch) so we ended up wandering around the Quarter looking for places to kill time.
We ended up here for a little shopping. The selection is pretty diverse so there’s something for everyone to peruse, however, I thought the prices were kind of steep for the quality of the pieces. Maybe I’m just spoiled by NYC vintage shopping.
It’s a really cute place though, and the upstairs is super charming so I recommend a visit, even just to do a little eye shopping.

Wonderful shop with beautiful things and friendly personnel. On the downside the prices are a bit juicy. However, unique pieces are worth paying for.

Super great selection. Wish I could have just searched through the racks and racks of amazing-​ness.
Really everyone should go b/​c I think everyone would find something!

This store is amazing! The dresses I found there actually fit, unlike a lot of vintage clothes I find. The mix of vintage, resale, and newer items is great. The shoes are all in good condition and the girls working there are super sweet (not pretentious like what seems most vintage salespersons are). The merchandising is super cute and the atmosphere is fun to shop in. So glad there’s a legit vintage store in the FQ finally!

Amazing and affordable mix of vintage and new items. Lots of bright dresses, cropped tees and quirky skirts alongside cut off shorts and unique shoes and jewellery.

A vintage store that can easily be housed in Los Angeles– there were definitely a few things I wanted– a cute purse that reminded me of Mary Poppins’ carpet bag, oxford shoes one size too small, and a sweater that I had to put back due to the weather. Definitely a store to visit if you’re a vintage scavenger, and the prices weren’t bad.

Revival is one of my favorite shops in the city, and their new location is fantastic.
They’ve got a ton of merch, so there’s something to suit everyone, and the shop is large enough that it’s not all shoved in there. The way it’s decorated is great because you feel more like you’re hanging out in someone’s really killer bedroom rather than a store.
They’ve got an adorable and friendly staff, great vintage pieces, new items, and some stuff from local designers too. It’s a triple threat.

This is the second location of the popular Uptown boutique and vintage store. It is a large first floor space in an old gorgeous concrete and brick building, on Chartres near other shopping destinations such as UAL and Trashy Diva. There is an upstairs that’s not open to the public at the moment, but I think it’s a possibility? I would say it’s about twice as big as the Uptown location and as such carries far more; the cash wrap has a long jewelry display and clothing is separated by era (60s mod dresses, 80s sequins, 90s florals, etc). This location carries men’s vintage as well, although the selection is still small.
The new merch is awesome, with lines such as Mink Pink and Burger+Friends. Revival is also starting their own line, and the first dress I’ve seen from it, a Hawaiian skater dress, is perfectly vintage-​inspired and on-​trend.
Parking is difficult, which is my only problem with shopping in the Quarter. I would love to come by more often just to browse the ever-​changing selection.
They do buy for cash (I think) or credit (definitely) every once in awhile, so follow them on Twitter and Facebook to find out when they’re taking your good quality gently-​worn vintage.