Zero Wave — Local services in Portland

really neat little vintage shop. so many cool clothes! most seemed pretty affordable, in the 20-50$ range if i recall correctly. there were also a few guitars, amps, pedals and other musical equipment inside, and the shopkeeper, who was very friendly, offered to hook stuff up to let us try them out! i don't play, and neither does my sister, who i came in with, so we had to decline. the beatles were playing on the stereo, and i left with a cute patch to put on a denim vest. there was so much variety of the clothing offered, the only thing missing (or at least what i didn't see) was a wider range of sizes. i totally understand with a small shop it may not be possible to cater to that aspect, but i know if it had existed, i would have left with a lot...

They do not organize by size. My biggest gripe with any reseller is disrespect for the consumers time. Rifling thru racks isn’t for upscale resellers, it’s for bargain thrift stores and even Goodwill organizes by size. It’s sort of unbelievable to me that anyone still gets away with not bothering to organize by size or marking measurements. They want the markup price but don’t wanna do the markup work. I’d happily change my review if they bothered to...

Zero Wave is a great place to find nice clothing with natural fibers. It really seems like they are intentional with what they source and sell. I’m really impressed with their selection. I’ve already found three pieces that I enjoy and wear often. I will be going back! It’s definitely worth checking out. Devin is extremely friendly...