Out of Vogue

Where do I begin… I could spend all day in this place. I love Mid Century Furniture, Vintage Clothes, Kitchen Goods. This store is beautiful, has all the things I dream of for my home and closet. Just need some more spending money! Staff are fantastic, really made me feel at home in my new neighborhood.

Great store! The owner, Pam, is a sweetheart. If I could afford it, I’d buy everything!

A great little vintage store with some true gems at VERY reasonable prices. Unfortunately, I didn’t get anything (Xmas shopping so I stuck to my list!) but will definitely visit this little boutique when I’m in the area. Staff was super friendly and they were having a sale and if you bought $ 50 in merch you get a gift certificate. How cool is that???

GREAT mid century items. Wonderful to see items and furniture with 50’s design then turn around and see games and albums (yes real vinyl) you used to have from the 70’s.

I’ve known these guys for years, being a local and I used to work nearby. They have the coolest furniture & vintage gems! They are very fair and take good care of their merchandise, doing whatever it takes to make it beautiful and make sure it finds a deserving home! If you want legit quality vintage items for your home or office, I suggest you start here! Also, if you are spending any time at all, doing downtown Fullerton, you have to stop in and check this place out!!!

This shop is a true OC gem!
I found myself a vintage Fireplace/​Stereo/​Mini Bar Combo.
This great piece came in handy right in time for the ha-​ha-​holidays.
The staff here is very resourceful and friendly.
I would recommend this shop to all people interested in antiques, vintage and collectables.
The shop is clean and organized.
See you soon Out of Vogue.
Signed your new loyal customer-​Thee Zephyr

My oh my! Honestly, this store has it all in the retro, vintage, mid-​century modern category. And local to the O.C. to boot. What a pleasure to browse around. They tell me the merchandise changes out all the time, so I’ll be back!
Rebecca’s 5 Point Rating Scale (1-​not-​so-​great and 5-​fabulous):
Store Size /​Inventory — 5 (Packed to the rafters and front to back. Plenty of awesome retro stuff to look at.)
Merchandise Quality — 5 (If you are looking for high end, named pieces, Out of Vogue has a decent sampling. If you are looking for funky retro, they have these items as well.)
Organization — 5 (Perfectly organized. Like is grouped with like. Once you circle two or three times, you get an easy feel for the organization methodology.)
Pricing — 5 (Good pricing! I thought the merchandise was priced extremely fairly.)
Service — 5 (Friendly shop keeper eager to help and extremely knowledgeable about the merchandise.)
Total Rating is 5 (out of 5 stars)
If you can’t find something vintage to purchase at Out of Vogue, no matter what your budget, I gotta say, you just weren’t in the mood.
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They had some cool stuff but I left after like 10 minutes because the guy behind the counter was going on about «how gay» someone was and it made me really uncomfortable.

THE only place to shop for vintage/​mid-​century furniture in Fullerton and perhaps all of Orange County. Not only is the owner, Mike Atta, extremely knowledgeable about all things mid-​century, he’s prices his items fairly. It doesn’t hurt that Mike is a super sweet guy and very decent human being.
Do yourself a favor and make the trek to Out of Vogue! I guarantee you’ll walk out of this store with something totally cool and unique!!!

LOVE this store!!! Been coming here since I was young and it never disappoints. The owner is such a sweetheart and always has such awesome conversations with me. Everything is always in excellent condition, the store is so well organized, and the prices are seriously not that bad. They’ve got furniture, clothes, records, shoes, purses, kitchenware, jewelry, so much good stuff…

I.LOVE.THIS.STORE. Everything is in premium condition! Many vintage shops have a sort of «must» about them… this place is CLEAN. I was so impressed by the level of hard-​work and genuine LOVE the owners put into their business (and at OTTO).
They had the CUTEST owl jar set, not only in perfect condition but literally priced to sell, they are not trying to oversell just because they are vintage. Seriously legit.
Shop local and check this store out!

This store is rather fantastic. It is a used store which specializes in the unique and interesting. Lined on the wall behind the counter are guitars, at the front of the store is vinyls. The vinyls here aren’t what you would expect to find in a proper record store, however you can tell that they were carefully chosen by an individual with both taste, and an attention to detail. Th store is littered with different objects of art, knick knacks and other assorted items. A cursory glance would make them appear to be little more than another second hand store. However, if you listen to the way the person who works behind the counter speaks you can tell there is an attention to details which would rival those shown on the Pawn Show stores which are now on television.
The person behind the counter was very pleasant to speak to, and made an atmosphere of casual browsing which made the store a nice place to be. I have to say I am rather taken with the store, and if I were in the area again, I would shop here again. I enjoyed my visit here a lot.

If you’re in the market for some vintage furniture, or just need some inspiration on making your home more Mad Men-​esque, then this is the place for you! (I hear that they even loan furniture to the show, that’s really cool.)
The shop carries vintage dishes, housewares, records, guitars, clothes, toys and more. It’s like a thrift store full of cared for items from a decade that people go nuts over trying to emulate. With the care and good quality, comes high price. If you’re really looking for that one of a kind piece or something true from that time period, this is your place to go. As with any vintage shop, you should come back often, you never know what you’re going to find.
The owner is really friendly and can give you the background on pretty much everything in the store. It’s not uncommon to find him at the front chatting about music and or music equipment. You can tell he’s passionate about what he has and what he’s obtained. If anything, stop by to gawk. That’s free!

Be very careful about buying anything that involves plugging something into an electrical outlet such as a lamp. I bought a pole lamp from the store prior to moving back east. I ask the individual at the store if that lamp worked since it wasn’t plugged in. He assured me that every lamp in the store works and was kind of enough to wrap the lamp up for me to take on the move.
The lamp survived the move without damage. The problem came when I went to put the lamp together. I started to reassemble the lamp. Some of the cord got stuck in the middle section of the pole. I tried to alleviate the problem by gently pulling some of the cord out at the base. As I did this, the cord split in two. The cord in the middle of the lamp (the pole lamp has 2 sections that you twist together) had been previously spliced. Someone then had very loosely tied the two ends together. This made the lamp inoperable and a potential fire hazard.
What makes me mad is that the owner knew about this and sold me the lamp anyway. It would cost too much money to send the lamp back & I don’t want them to sell this fire hazard to anybody else. Beware of what you buy there. The owners obviously do not have much interest in the quality or safety of what they sell.

Out of Vogue has vintage clothing, records, furniture, knick knacks, jewelry, etc. Their selection of clothing is limited but the number and quality of furniture is incredible. There were so many furniture pieces that I loved from the 50’s — 90’s. Unfortunately, they were way out of my budget. The store was neatly organized, not cluttered, and it was clear from the fantastic condition of the items that the owner was very selective about what he acquired. He showed us a set of 4 1950’s cigarette case, compact with original 1950’s powder still in it, clutch (that opened in the most unusual way), and change purse that he was intent on selling together since the pieces «had been together for so long.» It was interesting to see how much he cared for the integrity of his wares.
The owner was very friendly and knowledgeable. He could go into depth of each piece there. He even had a booklet from the 1950’s that Fullerton residents received when they bought a new house. It included ads, coupons, important phone numbers, etc. The address book section had names and information written in it and he could explain everything about where each advertised shop was located, how the phone system was, and the population at the time.
Also a bonus is that it doesn’t have any of that vintage-​store smell. Thumbs up on that.

People who mentioned that the furniture at this spot is pricey should come over here to 4^th Street for a change; the might change their minds.
I bought a rug that looks like it was custom made to go in our bedroom, and I thought it was really reasonably priced. Even with the cost of getting it cleaned, it was still under two bucks.
The owner is really, really nice, and so knowledgeable about everything in the shop (or not). I wish our place were bigger, I’d be shopping here more often, but as it is, there isn’t even one more inch of space to fill with furniture in our entire place.
P. S. Check out the model bomb shelter he has on display. So cool.

Lots of really cool furniture and home décor. The clothes rack wasn’t too appealing at first, but low and behold, the first and only item (a BEAUTIFUL 70’s gown that looked like something Cher would have worn) I pulled off the rack fit PERFECTLY for my tiny frame from the waistline to the length (what I though impossible since I’m 4′ 10″!).
The owner was super laid-​back and friendly and didn’t make me and the SO feel uncomfortable as we browsed (we were the only people in the store). He assisted when he was needed and didn’t give me the hawk-​y feeling some shopkeepers do when you look around.
Price wasn’t as high as I expected it to be (I think $ 40?) seeing as the dress was in perfect condition.
I am excited to saw the Cher dress I bought will serve as my wedding dress this November! :)

What a cool store!
I love the vintage furniture & decorations.
We came by this place during Fullerton’s Artwalk last week.

Beautiful and always holds a pleasant surprise. Their clothes and furniture pieces of unique, good quality, and reasonably priced.
The place is well spaced out and not overcrowded and they value quality way above quantity which makes it easy to always find something that I like. The owner is super friendly and extremely knowledgeable and plays in a band. One cool cat.

I didn’t spend nearly enough time in here; I only dropped by with a friend because he bought a couch here some years earlier and needed to talk to the owner about where to get it reupholstered. But we took a few minutes to check out their goods — and they sure do have a lot. I’m a big big fan of vintage designs and architecture — specifically anything from the late ‘60s/‘70s. They’re chock full of all that goodness here. Tableware, silverware, lamps, chairs, tables… everything. You could easily decorate an apartment with enough classic style to make guests think Shaft is going to bust through the door at any moment. It’s like walking into a time capsule. And the prices were very reasonable considering the vintage of some of the pieces they had available. I’m genuinely excited to come back so I can retrofit my pad.