Palmo Goods isn’t about chasing trends—it’s about honouring longevity. This Mile End boutique offers a finely tuned blend of vintage clothing, accessories, and homewares from the 1940s through the early 2000s, curated with the kind of precision that only comes from years of obsessive collecting. The focus here is on Americana, denim, military surplus, workwear, and western styles—garments built to outlast and outclass the mass-produced alternatives of today.
What sets Palmo apart is the clarity of its vision: everything on the racks is chosen for quality, wearability, and timeless character. The shop’s founders, Ashlie and Antoine, treat each item like a historical artefact with swagger, valuing patina as much as practicality. It’s a space that respects personal style over period accuracy—encouraging customers to mix eras, layer textures, and make each piece their own. Whether you’re after a rugged canvas chore coat or something to offset your minimalist staples, Palmo delivers heritage with a modern edge.
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