FAQs

In fact, we do! If you are local to Greeneville, TN or within a comfortable driving distance to pick up your item, one can expect upwards of $5 off depending on the item. Learn more on our local customers page.

On our website, you’ll find a curated, high quality, meticulously merchandised collection of clothing, accessories, and decor all of which is 20 years or older excluding our Modern Styles and House Originals.

• Thrift stores offer used fashion finds from current or previous seasons.
• Vintage shops offer clothing made over 20 years ago and buy it outright or accept donations. So, as a vintage clothing store, almost all of our inventory was made before the turn of the century and is owned by the store. It should be noted that there are some die-hard vintage clothing collectors who are reluctant to deem late 90’s fashion as ‘vintage’ as they believe ‘the older, the better’ and it falls on the line of the 20-year mark.
• Consignment stores offer new and vintage clothing, however, merchants collect pieces with a contract in place to house it for several months or until a sale is made. Profit is split between the consignee and the shop owner. Policies vary from shop to shop.
• Antique shops often sell collectible items that are 100 years or older although some items that are vintage, but really old, can often be referred to as antiques.

Anywhere and everywhere! From estate sales to individual sales and sometimes even house-calls, we don’t discriminate as long as the piece is true vintage and in good condition or only needs a simple fix. We are always on the lookout for vintage finds.

If you have specific questions about your online experience or online order, you can email us at any time at whiskeyandsagehouse@gmail.com, check our contact page, or just click the box in the bottom right corner to ask us your question. Our customer success team works from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and we aim to return your email within 24 hours Monday to Friday.

Yes! We are always buying vintage items, and we will look at almost anything vintage. Bring it on by the shop and we can make a deal!

Actually… you don’t. The reason you can’t have a concrete vintage size is that the way companies determine size has changed numerous times, so there is no one “set” size to use as reference when shopping vintage.

The best rule of thumb is to know your body’s measurements. For example, knowing your waist and bust size help determine whether a vintage dress will fit, especially when shopping for them online.