LOCALS CLOSET

A community-driven fashion project by Locals World.

Clothing, stories, founders, and the places that make getting dressed feel like a way of life.

CURRENTLY IN THE CLOSET

A rotating collection of vintage, pre-loved, and one-of-a-kind pieces, selected with a love for personal style, good design, and the places where we find things.

SHOP THE CURRENT COLLECTION

THE CLOSET

WEAR THE STORY.

Locals Closet is a curated collection of vintage, pre-loved, and one-of-a-kind pieces, alongside stories about the women who wear them, make them, and build worlds around them.

EXPLORE THE CLOSET

A LOCALS CLOSET FOUNDER FEATURE

STORIES FROM THE WOMEN BUILDING THE WORLDS WE WANT TO LIVE IN.

An interview with Aubrey Medina of Golden Bones on creativity, slow fashion, vintage, community, and building a life that feels like your own.

“If the goal is perfection then it stops feeling like creation and starts feeling like pressure.”

READ THE FULL INTERVIEW

BRANDS, PEOPLE & PLACES WE'VE DISCOVERED.

FOUND IN THE WILD

UPCOMING EVENTS

FOUND IN THE WILD

Independent brands, designers, vintage sellers, and makers we're currently loving, have partnered with, met face to face with, and are on our radar.

A Shirt Story
Betty Vintage
Coldsnow
Flora Vintage
Golden Bones
HANOUX
Haute Energy
Krop Denim
Lizzie Fortunato
Magi NYC
Maridruna
My Neighbors
La Donsk / Our Original Story
SC Collection
Zulia & Huipa

and more…

LOCALS CLOSET IRL

A LOOK BACK AT WHERE WE'VE BEEN.

Clothing swaps, gatherings, pop-ups, and moments from the Locals Closet community.

Local Meet-up’s for Capsule First Looks

After swaps, we donate majority of the leftover textiles to our local community center, but some pieces don’t sell, and some pieces don’t find new homes after swaps. That’s when we’ll invite in some locals that missed us at our event, but get the opportunity to shop our Lost & Found

Locals

Locals Closet Swap and Shops

Local events that brought together community, introducing new designers to the community closet, and an opportunity for locals to swap wardrobes to give their closets new life.

Designers