Goodbye Folk Vintage Boutique

Extremely expensive for a thrift store and I've been to many in several countries. 1800 pesos or $90usd for vintage glasses is shocking, 1200pesos/$60 for unbranded 80s gym shorts and vintage shirts are also $60/ 1200 pesos. I have flown to NYC and California for less and bought more. The store is well curated among 4 or 5 floors, but the clothing skewed more towards American looks, styling and brands. You can find a lot cheaper and bigger selection at the Flea Markets in Teptio on Sundays.

Would NOT recommend. It was a waste of time *pero* I am from Europe. Still! I think for the price of a stained and worn *whatever* brand shirt they “curated“ in a beautiful space it’s not worth it. Please go and support artist and designers FROM Mexico because the price is the same. Vintage was supposed to be affordable and here in Mexico city it just feels like a scam. My personal opinion.

Well curated vintage store with a vast selection across multiple rooms and floors

Easily the biggest vintage store I’ve ever been to in my life (4 floors). Wide range of Harley Davidson tee’s, band tee’s, sportswear, university clothing, streetwear brands and even their own shoe brand. Prices are far above average.

Has various items in multiple floors. Expensive but worth it

Way too pricey. They have some cool pieces but idk who would spend that much money on vintage stuff. Jeans were over 2000 pesos.

Alex was very helpful and kind. He speaks perfect English which was so helpful. The selection of clothing was broad and their shoes are beautiful. Nice storefront to spend some time shopping - also very cute neighborhood!

Priced higher than US. Selection is decent, but not really worth it unless the item is really difficult to find. You could easily get whatever you are looking at for 50%+ less on ebay. Also insane that they retag vintage- not to be sacrilegious, but yea that’s a big no no.

We have gone here twice in three trips to the DF this year (what can I say, we travel for great food, people, and sites). The shoes here are obviously the big draw, but they also have amazing leather jackets and bags. Even D who breaks out into a cold sweat when buying sneakers is obsessed with their shoes and now owns three pairs. All are super stylish and incredibly well made. Both times we shopped here we were helped by Manuel. He was incredibly helpful and VERY patient with my anxious husband. For those of you visiting the DF with limited Spanish, Manuel and most that work here are fluent in English as well. Though Manuel was very sweet and suffered through my terrible attempts at only speaking in Spanish to practice. We love this store and plan to come back or shop online for any of our shoe needs!

It's ok, nothing more. They rip the tags off the clothing and replace it with their own, and that's a *huge* no-no. There's absolutely no reason for that, and it also compromises the clothing itself--aside from making it appear as if they made it themselves, you lose a major part of what makes these things actually "vintage." A mostly average collection of US staple casuals from the 90s (and maybe early 2000s). Their best pieces are the jackets--they've got some great looking ones in good condition, but again as people have said they're often too pricey to be worth it. I'd have given them a higher rating if they didn't rip off all the original tags! Kinda dishonest.

If your definition of thrifting involves "discounted, cheap," or "Goodwill," I suggest skipping this shop. A vintage boutique is a better label for this place. If you have the money for good quality vintage clothes, this is the spot for you!! Such a great selection, good condition, well organized. Levi's, old band tees, awesome jackets, leather jackets, Tommy, etc. I just couldn't buy anything. I couldn't warrant buying a tshirt for $120 USD, no matter how cool it was. Some of the pricing just didn't make sense, but I'm no vintage expert (for context: I'm not sure I saw anything under $1000 pesos in the building. Average price was around $1800-2200 pesos, I'd say, or $105-$125 USD). I think cutting the tags down 30% would bring in more people, but that's just me. Only those with $$$$ can afford to shop here. The rest of us can just enjoy looking.

Very nice vintage store! Had a lot of fun shopping there, because each time I'd go up the stairs and look at one room, I'd look around and fine 1 more set of stairs. The clothing selection was also a vintage shopper's dream. The atmosphere of the store also looks very good. The interior design definitely utilizes the vintage feel. A little on the pricier side, which is expected of a curated vintage store, but there are some hidden gems for cheaper. Ended up buying a very unique dress. Would recommend to those interested in vintage clothing with a bit of money to spare!

Very nice layout with multiple levels of mens and womens clothing. They have a thoughtfully compiled selection of clothes and accessories, but sadly the prices are way too high for upcycled pieces (even at "American prices" it was still too high). Was hoping for some random fun finds to add to my wardrobe but left empty handed.

Totally cool vintage spot with the biggest selection of every desired clothing item in your wish list. It is curated beautifully but the prices, phew..they are charging high end prices way over what we could spend. It was fun to browse for sure.

Amazing selection, very clean place, nice people but sadly they are charge astronomical prices expecting people to pay these actually cause people to not buy who actually are from CDMX. Normal Mexican area not going to buy this stuff and plus it defeats the idea of reduce reuse recycle idea. Making assessable for all is more important instead of California's or European.

It's all American vintage clothing, and it's at American prices. There are lots of quirky vintage pieces and band tee shirts. The store is pretty big (three stories). The staff speaks English. I saw a pair of boots I liked but it was too expensive (about $150 USD).

Well curated but hilariously overpriced. Mostly men's vintage band tees. I saw a collection of Harley Davidson tshirts all well over $150 USD... for Harley tees some of which I have see at goodwill several times. If you're American and thrift at home I would say this place has very little to offer you

Great service and I got personal Mexican handmade shoes! Ian was friendly and scored three shoe sales from us

Love this place. I got my favorite purse here and a very cute black beret. Staff is really nice (Manuel in particular).

Multi-level store. The shoes were the most unique offering for this store. Old concert t-shirts dominate otherwise- mostly in men's sizes and not anything out of the ordinary. For women looking for vintage items it is hard not many small or petite sizes available. Very kind store staff.

Amazing vintage selection! Everything is so tasteful, especially their handmade shoes. Finally found the perfect pair of loafers, which I'd been looking for for months. Heydi was incredibly patient and kind as she helped me with my custom shoe order. Thank you so much Heydi!

Great eclectic collection of clothes, one of a kind made from natural fabric. The loafer collection is quite unique and hip as well. Ian was very welcoming and helpful. If you are in the neighborhood, it's a worth a visit!

Had a wonderful shopping experience with Ian at Goodbye Folk a few months, left with two awesome handmade pairs of shoes. Love all of the options, will be back.

We stopped in this boutique (which a few friends had also recommended) to browse the amazing upcycled and vintage selection...mainly for me, let's be honest. BUT SURPRISE!! Hubs found a pair of their locally made shoes that he liked. Manuel was very helpful (and rocking an especially rad jacket) and hubby walked out happy.

Amazing shoe selection, custom orders, great vintage finds and great vibes. Diego was super helpful. Can't wait to get my shoes in 3 weeks!

Ian is handsome and helpful. Cool shirts and pants and jackets. Great vintage. Also jewelry and other great things. Shoes are also very nice and handmade here in the store. Loafers are nice looking here. Great music in the store.

Do not purchase online from this company! did not send for a week then refunded against customer when I enquired about the item being shipped, refund against customer wishes because postage to another country was too hard for them. terrible rude arrogant service. the customer 'service' person stated 'I do not want or need your business'. So rude! complete waste of time. Still waiting on refund and out of pocket. Avoid!

This is a wonderful and supremely unique store to visit in CDMX. Everything here is a treasure - totally one of a kind. It was magical to find something that was so perfect for me, even though there were tons of great options in the whole shop. Alberto, one of the store's associates, was so helpful during my experience. I'd highly recommend checking out Goodbye Folk if you're around Roma Norte!

Hidden gem full of curated vintage clothing and beautiful custom-made shoes. Ask for Diego!

Amazing vintage clothes - love my gold boots and fur coat :), definitely check it out while in cdmx it's one of my fav spots. Diego helped me out and was great!

I love goodbye folk because I got a dope as vintage shirt with the entire sole system on it and Alex was the best as well!

The best vintage I have seen in a long time. Picked up my new favorite shirt ever. ¡Gracias amigos!

Bought great shoes here. Excellent customer service from Ian. Worth a visit if you like vintage clothes or leather shoes/boots.

I got my hairs cut and was very happy overall. The wait was longer than they told me it would be, so I felt a bit rushed. Carlos was my stylist and he did a great job. He cut layers into my long thin hair that I still like an can do myself days later. I will probably go back.

I walked by a few times and saw the shop knowing that I needed a haircut. I'm very particular with who my hair and only let my barbers come near it. Risking a bad cut l walked in and It paid off. Diego is a very skilled barber. He is very professional and bilingual. His attention to detail and precision were second to none. Next time I am in Mexico City, I will definitely pay him a visit.

It was a little hard to find but worth turning around when we passed it. Excellent service and a fun place to browse!

Such a great selection of vintage stuff. Love it. Will be back! Ian was great - super helpful and friendly!

Great service and amazing custom shoes. Ian was very helpful. Must visit if in Mexico City

Store was so great! A lot of rare unique clothing. Most one a kind and the service was so welcoming. Most staff is bilingual so don't be afraid to stop in and shop! Ian was so nice.

The best vintage store I've been to in ages! Really clean, lots of fun and Alex and Hailey bent over backwards to help us find stuff! Left with an amazing vintage jacket and reworked camo pants.

Amazing shop! Pao was super helpful. Definitely swing by here. Great music, rings, shoes and shirts.

Came here through a referral from a friend and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of inventory. Got great gold, leather boots that I'll get a ton of use out of. Perfect for jeans and dresses. Diego provides great customer service. Overall great experience!

Just had the best experience shooing at Goodbye Folk. Ian was super helpful and made it a wonderful shopping experience. Best vintage shop in Mexico City! Thanks Ian!!!!

Fantastic shopping experience with the help of Manuel. Beautiful vintage pieces. Loved my new sunglasses. Highly recommended.

Ian was the best! We got so many things for a good price and bilingual! Also got a free scarf with the promotion- great store overall.

Great vintage spot, well curated with lots of 70s and 80s options for men and women. Beautiful handmade shoes too! Ian helped me, he's fluent in English and lovely.

Cool handmade shoes and vintage selection. Manuel was super helpful. Cool jewelry, sunglasses and vintage T-shirts. Overall great experience and good customer service.