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It all started with slips
Since founding in 2001 with a handful of 1930s silk slips, Modig has grown into one of the most trusted places to find vintage with the luxury treatment.
At Modig, vintage is about communication. Connecting the brilliant minds behind groundbreaking fashion to the contemporary wearer, creating the future of fashion through personal style and expression.
"Fashions fade, style is eternal." -Yves Saint Laurent
Quality
At Modig, we understand that luxury is more than just a price tag. It's a feeling, a sense of being at the top of the world. And that's exactly what we offer our customers – an experience of unparalleled elegance and style. From the moment you slip on a vintage garment from Modig, you'll feel a sense of confidence and power that comes from knowing you're wearing the best of the best.
The attention to detail, thoughtful design elements, and singularity of our vintage pieces are what make them stand out in the 21st Century.
Authenticity
Luxury vintage clothing is not only fashionable, it is an investment. Authentic pieces hold their value over time and can even increase in value, making them a wise investment for collectors and fashion lovers alike. Authenticity ensures that customers are getting a piece that will hold its value and is a true representation of its era.
At Modig, we pair decades of experience with extensive documentation, notable provenance, and third party certification to confidently guarantee the authenticity of all of our pre-owned designer pieces.
We believe in supporting the fashion industry's heritage and preserving fashion history through authentic vintage pieces.
Condition
At Modig, we are committed to offering our customers the highest quality and most authentic vintage pieces. Invest in luxury vintage clothing that is not only beautiful, but also durable, wearable, and ethically sourced.
Nothing enters our collection without professional cleaning and thorough quality control inspection. We are meticulous about our vintage, and strive to present every piece in as pristine condition as possible.
Modig Unlabeled
Who did Tom Ford and Mark Jacobs agree was the greatest US designer of the 20th century?
The answer might surprise you.
Modig Unlabeled
Who did Tom Ford and Mark Jacobs agree was the greatest US designer of the 20th century?
The answer might surprise you.
Geoffrey Beene in the Modig Journal
