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At Real Groovy, 438 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010 (09) 3772337
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Affordable vintage from deco to disco!

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Imported straight from the states, this is where you need to come to find all of your vintage threads. Peachy Keen is where all the cool kids go to get that effortless old time look that you so desperately wish you could pull off. This is the real deal, think rockabilly swag and decadent 1930’s luxury. Ever wanted your very own pair of cowboy boots? Well look no further! If you have ever wanted to know where that super trendy bass player got his sweet leather jacket, chances are he is a Peachy Keen fan. I’m telling you, this place is the epitemy of cool.

    Peachy Keen has great vintage but the selection of cowboy boots and western shirts are what will blow you away! The service is always friendly and they are keen to help and offer advice.

      Pretty vintage wares from US and NZ, got some neat stuff here even though I'm larger than the av person. Peachy Keen have some neat kitchy stuff you'd rarely find in NZ, and there is always a gem to be found.

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