The Attic Cambridge
A distinguished Cambridge establishment
Central Square's Vintage Clothing Attic
Who Runs It
The Attic Cambridge offers a treasure-trove experience for vintage seekers—more inventory, more digging, more discovery.
The Origin
The Attic was created for those who love the hunt—lots of inventory at fair prices for those willing to browse.
What Makes It Special
The volume is the appeal. Unlike curated boutiques, The Attic rewards patience with variety and price.
For budget-conscious vintage hunters who enjoy the dig, The Attic is the sweet spot between thrift chaos and boutique prices.
What People Love
The volume and the prices. Rewards for those who browse.
What To Know
Volume vintage shop—requires time and patience.
Fair vintage pricing. Better deals than curated boutiques.
Rating Breakdown
Good ratings for a volume vintage shop. Satisfies the hunting instinct.
What Customers Say
“Great deals if you're willing to look. Found amazing pieces.”
“Hit or miss but that's the fun. Prices are right.”
Insider Tips
Weekdays for less competition.
Ask about recent arrivals.
Central T is 3 minutes away.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you buy vintage?
Check with staff about their buying policies.
Known For
Accessibility
Small step at entrance
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