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Wilbur Vintage closing on Fabric Row to devote more time to online sales

Taylor Farnsworth , , , , min read

Wilbur Vintage opened at 716 S. 4th St. back in 2008. After eight years in this storefront, owner Dan Wilbur announced on Twitter his plans to close up shop.

Wilbur Vintage
Photo of the storefront from Wilbur on Facebook.

The storefront for Wilbur will be no more, but once the shop closes, Wilbur Vintage will become an online-only entity. You’ll still be able to get your vintage fix from the shop, just without the physical storefront on Fabric Row.

The shop is looking to close in May, giving everyone a few more months to pick up some vintage in-store.

Wilbur currently sells some of his vast selection of vintage clothing and accessories through Instagram and Etsy, so look out for more on those outlets once the shop closes.

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