Clothes hung densely on racks
Photograph: Kilo Sale Australia

Vintage Kilo Sale

After hugely successful events last year, the Vintage Kilo Sale is returning to Marrickville – and then going on tour!
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Alice Ellis
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Time Out says

After the weighty success of the first ever Vintage Kilo Sales in 2023, this popular clothing market (that offers up great finds at the bargain price of $50 per kilo) is returning to Marrickville this month... But wait, there's more! Thanks to the clear appetite for this first-of-its-kind-in-Australia way to shop, the French Fripe Group (who specialise in the wholesale of vintage and second-hand clothing imported from overseas) have announced that they're taking the event on tour across Australia. 

What we know so far is that, after it's run in Marrickville on April 13, it will head down the coast to Wollongong, for a run on April 27-28, at the University of Wollongong campus.

Vintage Kilo Sales are popular in Europe, and now New South Welshman have the opportunity to discover treasures while participating in sustainable buying practices. While a kilo of clothes can be purchased at $50, shoppers can also purchase additional hand-picked vintage items from a special section.

Note that while it's a free-entry event, they recommend purchasing a $2.75 ticket by booking here to secure entry and dodge the wait time.

Last time they ran the event in Marrickville, there were 6,000 treasures to sift through. If you’re inclined to “go away and have a think about it” before rushing back to see if your coveted item is still on the rack, be wary. Our advice? If you love it, buy it. 

Doors will open at 8.00am at 29 Smith Street, MarrickvilleYou can stay up-to-date with all fresh happenings on their Instagram

The Vintage Kilo Sale looks like a funky time for all keen thrifters, fashionistas and budget-seekers alike. Get into it. 

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