Etsy's Most Popular Shops
There are two sides to Etsy's clothing stores: the ones that sell the little parts (beads, trim, fabric) and the ones that sell the finished products (handbags, dresses, shoes).
According to CraftCount.com, the former's way more popular. Looking at their list of Etsy's top ten most visited stores, it's hard to find one that isn't a bead store. But even if Etsy's main draw is do-it-yourself supplies, the site's other dimension shouldn't be overlooked.
Below, we combed the list of Etsy's top 100 most visited shops for our favorite pieces, none of which require any sort of assembly whatsoever. From the self-made (cheeky screenprinted tees) to the salvaged ('50s dresses), there's something in there for everyone. Except the crafter. She might have to look somewhere else. Like, say, Etsy.
Shop: Dear Golden
Toss on flats and a top handle bag, then channel Sabrina all summer long.
Shop: Santoki Vintage
For a little more attitude than ballet flats.
Shop: Boojiboo
Exactly the motivation every cooking-averse girl needs.
Shop: Rogue Retro
If only this uniform also came with cookies.
Shop: Thrush Vintage
Pair it with a lace dress for a very Valentino look.
Shop: Isotope
Stow your old college t-shirts and wear something from their "Cool Geek" section instead: they'll make very, very highbrow pajamas.
Shop: Elizabeth Wren Vintage
Pull you hair back, grab a gimlet, put a record on.
Shop: The Bold Banana
Use them to shlep your gym clothes.
Shop: Ramona West
The best neutral shade for a winter coat: more exciting than black, more flattering than brown.
Shop: jessjamesjake
Pair it with a thick leather jacket and some pointy toe heels.
Shop: 824nothingmore
Etsy's got a campy, Urban Outfitters side too: this handbag/phone can actually place calls.
Shop: Volenska Vintage
Lace up your Chucks and toss your Nirvana CD inside.
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