Get ready to refresh your wardrobe with timeless pieces that never go out of style.

The National Trust’s Vintage Clothing & Collectables Sale brings together fashion lovers, conscious shoppers, and collectors for a two-day celebration of sustainable style.

Whether you’re searching for standout pieces, elevated wardrobe staples, or beautifully crafted garments with a story, this is where vintage elegance meets everyday style.

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Donate Fashion That Deserves a Second Life

Donating is easy and impactful—not only will your pieces find new homes with fellow vintage lovers, but all proceeds will support the National Trust’s ongoing work to protect Victoria’s cultural, natural, and built heritage.

We’re now accepting donations of quality vintage and pre-loved items, including:

  • Women’s and men’s fashion
  • Accessories—handbags, hats, gloves, belts, scarves, and jewellery
  • Dress and furnishing fabrics, household linen, and haberdashery
  • Collectables and decorative items

Interested in donating an item to our sale or volunteering? Get in touch with our team using the form below or contact Jack Fordham, vintagesale@nattrust.com.au or phone 0431 864 524,

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