Glass Onion Vintage held the event at Project House on Armley Road today (Saturday) and packed the venue out with hangers upon hangers of old clothes.
The showcase attracted a large crowd of people, all looking for the best second hand jackets, shirts, skirts, trousers and hats.
Glass Onion has been running since 2005, when its founder began selling vintage clothes from his grandmother’s coal shed in Barnsley.
It has since grown exponentially, with up to 20,000kgs (44,000 lbs) of second hand clothing processed at its headquarters every week.
Check out our photos from the pop up event in the gallery below.
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Early bargain hunters Romee Nack an Violaine Viikki of York Photo: Steve Riding
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Lucy Pollard of Batley views some of her clothes at the Glass Onion Vintage Pop Up Photo: Steve Riding
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Glass Onion started in 2005 with founder John selling vintage clothes out of his grandma’s coal shed in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Photo: Steve Riding
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Jose Reis of Headingley with one of the shirts from America Photo: National World
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Yazan Mk and Jennah Bowen check out some of the jackets for sale Photo: Steve Riding