Best Fashion at Round Top
Vintage clothing, contemporary designers, western wear, hats, boots, and accessories from 68+ fashion vendors.
Round Top has quietly become one of the best fashion destinations in Texas. The Arbors' Fashion Tent is the anchor — dozens of vendors under one roof selling vintage Levi's, cowboy boots, contemporary linen dresses, artisan leather goods, and jewelry. But fashion vendors have spread to every corner of the show: Marburger Farm, Blue Hills, Henkel Square, and the Warrenton fields all have strong fashion offerings. What makes Round Top special is the authenticity — the vintage pieces are real, the Western wear is functional, and the contemporary designers are often selling exclusively here. You'll leave with pieces you'll never see on anyone else.
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Year-RoundKemo Sabe Round Top
Whether you're a seasoned collector or a newcomer, Kemo Sabe Round Top is poised to become your go-to destination for authentic Western flair.
Year-RoundSapana Dreams
Handcrafted textiles and home decor from around the world
Year-RoundCourtney Barton
Curated vintage clothing and accessories
Year-RoundJunk Gypsy Company
Iconic Round Top shop by the Sikes sisters offering boho-chic fashion, boots, home decor, and Americana-inspired lifestyle goods.
Year-RoundTownsend Provisions
Come for the Americana, stay for the fancy boots.
Year-RoundThe Store
tutu&lilli and M.U.S.E. collective
Year-RoundThe Farmloft
Bohemian Finery
Milla & Ella Co
Where Style Meets Every Stage — trendy fashion for tweens, teens, and the modern woman.
Baga Designs
Italian leather handbags designed to be your forever companion.
J Wilder Designs
Artisan Turkish mules, kilim loafers, hand-embroidered Argentinian saddle-leather belts, and timeless leather travel pocketbooks.
Curator and Co.
A curated style destination for pop culture clothing, accessories, and lifestyle goods.
The Pajama Princess
Specialty pajama and loungewear boutique offering stylish sleepwear and comfortable clothing.
Smith and Western Clothing
Western-inspired fashion and clothing.
Howdyland
Handcrafted Western boots, hats, belts, and accessories.
Prickly Pear HTX
Boutique offering women's clothing, jewelry, home goods, kids items, and gifts.
La Lo La Clothing
Saints Western
Heritage-inspired hats, boots, and apparel built to endure and made with purpose.
Analog General
One-of-a-kind repurposed vintage bags, custom trucker hats, and Americana collectibles.
Hollow Bone / The Saddle Club
Anchored Bliss Boutique
Women's boutique offering clothing (S-3X), accessories, and gifts.
Burlap Ranch Mercantile
Curated retail destination offering fashion, home goods, apothecary, jewelry, baby items, and specialty gifts.
Monarch Boutique
The fun starts below...
Anything Bling
Foxingown
Hand-dyed cotton and silk garments — vintage repurposed, one-of-a-kind designs.
Shopping Tips for Fashion & Clothing
Wear easy-on/easy-off clothes
Some vendors have fitting rooms, many don't. Dress in something you can try clothes over or under — a tank top and leggings works well.
The Fashion Tent at The Arbors is the starting point
It's the largest concentration of fashion vendors. Start here if clothing is your priority, then branch out to other venues.
Vintage sizes run small
A vintage size 10 is roughly a modern size 6. Always try on or ask for measurements — don't trust the label.
Check condition carefully
Look for stains, holes, missing buttons, broken zippers. Minor issues are fixable — major structural damage isn't worth it, regardless of how great it looks.
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Try AI Visual SearchFashion at Round Top — FAQ
What kind of fashion is sold at the Round Top antique show?
Round Top's fashion scene covers an enormous range: authentic vintage clothing from the 1940s through 1990s, contemporary linen and cotton designers who exclusively sell at the show, Western wear (boots, hats, denim, bolo ties), handmade leather goods and bags, artisan jewelry, vintage designer pieces, boho and festival-style clothing, kimonos and wraps, and menswear. The Arbors' Fashion Tent is the largest single collection.
Is Round Top good for vintage clothing shopping?
Round Top is one of the best vintage clothing markets in Texas. Unlike a thrift store where you're sorting through thousands of items, Round Top vendors curate their selections — you're seeing the good stuff, not the rejects. Dealers specialize by era and style, so if you're looking for 1970s denim, Western wear, or 1960s mod pieces, there are vendors who focus specifically on those categories.
Where is the Fashion Tent at Round Top?
The Fashion Tent is located at The Arbors venue in Round Top. It's the largest dedicated fashion and accessories area at the show, with dozens of vendors under one roof. The Arbors is on Highway 237 in Round Top proper — about 10 minutes from the Warrenton fields. Look for The Arbors signage on the south side of the highway.
Do vintage clothes at Round Top run true to size?
No — vintage sizing is very different from modern sizing. A vintage women's size 12 is roughly equivalent to a modern size 6-8. A vintage men's large is often a modern medium. Always try on or ask for measurements (chest, waist, length) rather than going by the tag. Most vendors expect you to try things on and are happy to help you find your vintage size.
What are the price ranges for fashion at Round Top?
Vintage clothing ranges from $15 band tees and casual pieces to $300+ for quality vintage designer items. Contemporary handmade pieces are typically $50-$250. Western boots vary enormously — $80 for vintage work boots to $500+ for vintage Tony Lamas or custom-made boots. Leather bags: $100-$600. Hats: $25-$200 depending on age and condition.
Is there Western wear and cowboy boots at Round Top?
Absolutely — Western wear is one of Round Top's strongest fashion categories. You'll find vintage and contemporary cowboy boots, Wrangler and Levi's denim, Western shirts, bolo ties, belt buckles, Stetsons and other hats, and handmade leather goods. The style is authentic Texas — worn by people who actually ranch and rodeo — not a costume version of it.