Wonderland Antiques

Stopped by this shop on a whim with a friend. The owner was so sweet and helpful, just a joy to chat with. She was super knowledgeable about everything. I have a particular interest in pre-wwii fashion and she made sure to get my info if she found anything from that era that I might like. Truly one of the best vintage clothing stores out there, would recommend to anyone who is into the fashion.

I love this shop! I’ll definitely have to add photos to this review when I have good pics of what I’ve hauled, but I love everything I’ve gotten! The owner, Deb, is super nice and accommodating, and checks in with what you’re looking for. I live about an hour away, but I’m happy to drive down to visit and browse. She also frequently updates her Instagram with new items which is very nice to look out for!

Shop owner is always so sweet in person and online, I’ve shopped in person with my toddler (she even read him a book while I browsed with my wife!) and she was so friendly and helpful, I’ve also had her hold items for me through Instagram and come to pick up in-store. I always get the feeling that all the items in her shop are locked deliberately and intentionally- it’s not cluttered with anything, everything has its place and I feel like anyone could find something they’d like or even had a grand time just looking at all the amazing pieces!
I really appreciate having such a friendly face in Snohomish that is so welcoming and that my family feels safe shopping at. We recently moved away from Snohomish but every time she posts on Instagram we think, “oh yeah we gotta visit!”

What a charming store! Lots of selection of vintage plus a section contemporary second hand clothing. I got a skirt for $15, pants for $20 and a few more items. Not to mention they are vintage so higher quality fabrics, a serious steal!! The owner was absolutely lovely and helpful in finding us items for our 70's themed photoshoot. This store will always be on my "must stop" list when passing through Snohomish.

Came across Wonderland Vintage a few weeks ago in Snohomish and fell in love! So many cool vintage pieces and the owner, Deb, is so kind. I stayed and talked to her for about an hour about this amazing store. I can’t wait to come back and shop again 😄

This shop is amazing! Really great and diverse selection at reasonable prices. Lots of size variation too which is hard to find. The owner Deborah is so personable and kind. This is a must stop if you are in the area!

A well organized clothing shop with actual vintage clothes. Lots of cool finds and the owner is great at helping corral a toddler while you shop. Will definitely come back.

Best antique shop around!

My friend shops online and I pick up her stuff since I live closer. It’s cool that the business owner lets us do this!

Deborah has stunning aesthetic and the best finds!!

I love this store. Great selection of vintage clothes!

Wanted to try something on that was on the mannequin and the person in the shop wouldn’t take it off unless I bought it…but I didn’t know if it’d look good on without trying it on, so hard to buy if I can’t see how it looks. It wouldn’t be a great experience if I bought something that ended up looking bad on me, so I just left. It was a super cute piece though. Not sure if she just didn’t like me for some reason. Didn’t feel super welcome, felt more like I was tolerated. 🤷🏻‍♀ I did get to bring my dog in, which was a plus.

If you've shopped here more than maybe 4 months ago be aware that the shop has changed. No longer carries vintage clothing and apparently almost no men's clothes. Another shabby chic Snohomish store, no more vintage t's, disco shirts or 90s graphics so if you're not into women's clothes fifties or before, save the trip.

I have always wondered what kind of store this is, as I’d often pass by it in my walks. I was always in awe at what beautiful clothes they have… Unfortunately, all the times I’ve tried to find out more about them, I don’t even make it into the store, as the owner is quite rude in my experience. I don’t know if it’s that I’ve caught them on their bad days, or if they don’t like Asian clientele, or what… It’s a shame that they make me feel so unwelcomed, as I’d love to explore more of the historical fashion they have.

Or maybe they’re so immersed in historical attitudes too? 😅 Maybe they’ve read too much into the Chinese exclusion act and they sympathize with that old thinking.