865 Vintage

Knoxville's #1 Clothing Cleanout Service

Our Process

1. Contact & Scheduling

After contacting us, we'll arrange a convenient time to evaluate your clothing in person.

2. In-Person Evaluation

Whether you have a few specific pieces or a bulk amount of clothing, just reach out. We will come by, evaluate, and pick-up everything no matter the quantity or condition. No need for a detailed review.

3. Payment

After a quick evaluation, we'll offer a fair price for the clothing and you'll receive immediate payment.

What We Do With The Clothes

We believe that every piece of clothing has a story to tell. Our mission is to honor and preserve the history behind each item we collect. By carefully evaluating and curating unique and vintage pieces, we ensure that the styles and memories of the past are celebrated and passed on. Those items that don’t fit our current focus will be lovingly donated to local nonprofits, allowing them to find new homes where they can continue to be appreciated. Through this process, we aim to connect people with the timeless essence of fashion while giving back to the community.

What We Look For

We look for almost ANYTHING from the 90s and before.

Distressed, Stained, Holes, Any Condition, we're Interested!

Here are a few examples of what we look for:

  • Harley Davidson
  • Collegiate
  • University of Tennessee
  • Sports (NASCAR, NBA, Etc)
  • Workwear (Carhartt, Big Mac, Etc)
  • Denim (Levi's, Wrangler, Etc)

    • Here are some examples of the vintage clothing tags we look for:

    Fruit of the Loom

    Oneita

    Hanes

    Giant

    Nike

    Brockum

    Jerzees

    Screen Stars

    Winterland

    Other Ways To Identify Vintage Clothing

    Single Stitch vs. Double Stitch

        The use of a singular stitch was common practice up until the mid to late 90's. Double Stitching was introduced in the late 80s and ultimately became the preferred way to stitch shirts in the late 90's/early 2000's.

          Country of Manufature

              Most of the time(*), clothing that says "Made In U.S.A." on the size tag means that it dates pre-2000's. *Some companies still produce their products in the US, but majority have switched to other countries due to cheaper labor costs.

              Contact Us

              Ready to sell your vintage clothing or have questions? We're here to help!

              PHONE: (865)-243-5751

              PHONE: (856)-562-8105

              EMAIL: webuyclothes865@gmail.com