LNF (Lost & Found) might fly under the radar, but for those in the know, it’s a staple in Mile End’s vintage scene. Open since 2010, this shop keeps a tighter edit than some of its thrift-heavy neighbours, with racks of well-kept secondhand finds that lean less chaotic and more curated. You’ll spot everything from designer knits to hard-to-find streetwear, classic watches, and vintage frames, all priced with intention. It’s not a bargain bin, but the quality justifies the numbers—think of it as the place you go when you want to level up your rotation without looking like you tried too hard. The store’s vibe is relaxed and low-key, with friendly staff and an occasional seat for those tagging along. LNF has also been known to spotlight local designers alongside vintage, giving the space a boutique feel without the boutique attitude. Come ready to browse slow and leave with something you’ll actually wear.
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