By Kristie Patterson
MTSU Raider Shakedown Reporter
NASHVILLE, Tenn. --
Top Knot Vintage has come to East Nashville, specifically to 307 N. 16th
St. and they don’t plan to leave.
Top Knot Vintage
has brought a refreshing new element of vintage to fashion lovers around the East
Nashville area since the beginning of March 2016.
The
owner, Taylor Sorrell, originally started the business as a traveling pop-up
store. Eventually, he was approached by the owners of another vintage clothing
store in Nashville called Local Honey who asked to enter a partnership and sell
clothing in his store. Top Knot Vintage
has grown tremendously over the last few months, and according to Sorrell,
there are no plans to slow down.
Sorrell says there
might be expansion plans in the future. The short-term goal is to move to a
bigger space located in Nashville and long-term is to open up multiple
locations in bigger cities across the U.S., such as New York City, Los Angeles,
etc.
Sorrell who is
originally based in Nashville Tennessee, has a love for true vintage, but he struggled
to find actual vintage.
“Everything was
either too western, old school or overpriced,” said Sorrell. He started collecting pieces, and his house
became covered in clothing. Top Knot Vintage was born when he decided that he
needed to do something with his vintage inspiration.
In
addition to being a popular vintage spot to look for unique fashion statements,
Top Knot Vintage brings in new discoveries each week. Sorrell’s main focus is
to find real vintage items that other Nashville stores don’t find locally or
for a good price. Although similar to stores such as Buffalo Exchange and Local
Honey, there is a different element brought to Top Knot Vintage.
“Mostly ‘90s style clothing, but some ‘60s, ‘70s
and ‘80s are mixed in, too.” Said Sorrell, when describing TKV. The clothing
that we pick is all personally curated by us, so we have quality control. I would
describe our clothing as vintage threads with modern fits.”
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