Starry Starry Night is a unique vintage boutique located on Dowanside Lane that specializes in curated vintage clothing and accessories. This charming store boasts an eclectic collection that appeals to fashion lovers looking for one-of-a-kind pieces with character. The knowledgeable staff are passionate about vintage fashion and are eager to share stories behind each item while assisting customers in finding their perfect fit. With its whimsical atmosphere filled with nostalgia, Starry Starry Night creates an enjoyable shopping experience that celebrates individuality and creativity. This boutique is truly a treasure trove for those seeking distinctive styles that stand out.

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Tink73 Slytherin

3 Google Rating

I was looking forward to visiting this place but sadly left feeling I wasted my time even finding it

3/ 5

I was looking forward to visiting this place but sadly left feeling I wasted my time even finding it. The guy working there, not sure if he’s the owner appeared bored & very disinterested. When potential customers asked questions he would give minimal answers and I overheard 2 ladies saying they wouldn’t bother asking about a bag etc they were going to buy and would try elsewhere. I asked about a couple of items and was given a incoherent mumble as a reply, so I gave up too. It was clear he didn’t want to be there. The service would get zero stars from me but there were some interesting items for sale. It was difficult to see things at times but I certainly don’t mind sifting through clothes racks. It would have been easier to have them sorted into decades though. I couldn’t find much earlier than 1950’s except some Edwardian nightdresses, and bizarrely baby’s christening dresses (although some of these were actually doll’s dresses; a friend collects & deals antique ones so I know these quite well). I did leave feeling that I’d wasted my time to be honest, and most of the items were quite over priced too. Even in London I’d found similar things but cheaper. Perhaps better lighting and more enthusiastic staff would help hugely

Sarah Ferguson

5 Google Rating

It,s one of though,s places If you like 1950-1960 clothes and things and at least 6 inch taller than

5/ 5

It,s one of though,s places If you like 1950-1960 clothes and things and at least 6 inch taller than me it has some beautiful evening dresses

Gerry Q

5 Google Rating

A wonderful place for extraordinary vintage clothing. The owner and assistants are knowledgeable abo

5/ 5

A wonderful place for extraordinary vintage clothing. The owner and assistants are knowledgeable about the stock and very helpful

Debbie Milligan

3 Google Rating

Mismatch of mainly 1900's stuff earliest I could identify was 1920's Charleston dress. Lovely jewerl

3/ 5

Mismatch of mainly 1900's stuff earliest I could identify was 1920's Charleston dress. Lovely jewerly and fur coats lots of looking around to find anything. Bit on the pricey side.

Jenny Stewart

1 Google Rating

Shocking customer service!

1/ 5

Shocking customer service!

J

5 Google Rating

Amazing little treasure trove of great vintage clothing. Been a customer for many years and when I g

5/ 5

Amazing little treasure trove of great vintage clothing. Been a customer for many years and when I get the chance I always make a special trip. Well worth a visit.

Elliot Bauld

5 Google Rating

Wonderful place, full of lots of interesting items of clothing

5/ 5

Wonderful place, full of lots of interesting items of clothing

Freya Santiago

5 Google Rating

Best vintage store in Glasgow!! Most of the vintage stores nowadays are selling clothes from the 80/

5/ 5

Best vintage store in Glasgow!! Most of the vintage stores nowadays are selling clothes from the 80/90s at best. This store offers clothes dating back to the Edwardian times!! True vintage!! Every time I come in here there is a new item, it's very hard for me not to spend all my money! The prices can at times be expensive but not compared to their real value. This store offers bargains if you look into how much the items would cost elsewhere. The staff are also lovely! Every time i come in i get a good chat with whoever is working that day. Also very helpful! If i'm looking for something specific, the staff will help me find it in no time! If i could rate this store higher that 5 stars i would! Definitely worth stopping by!

susan morgan “Suzy” Livingstone

5 Google Rating

Love this wee shop i've been going there since 1994!👌🏻

5/ 5

Love this wee shop i've been going there since 1994!👌🏻

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