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Flea Markets in Seattle, WA
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📖 Flea markets in Seattle, WA for resellers: Fremont Sunday Market (Every Sunday 10am-4pm). What turns up cheaply here: Vintage 90s Grunge & PNW Outerwear, Mid-Century Studio Pottery & Mugs, Retro Boomboxes & Portable Electronics. Addresses, opening hours and what to buy to resell on eBay and Facebook Marketplace are below — check each market's website before you go, hours change.
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- Fremont Sunday MarketSeattle, WAEvery Sunday 10am-4pm
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Fremont Sunday Market
📍 Seattle, WA
Open: Every Sunday 10am-4pm
Address: 3401 Evanston Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
Operating year-round rain or shine since 1990, this European-style street market hosts over 150 to 200 vendors selling vintage fashion, mid-century wares, and eclectic oddities along the Fremont Canal. It is Seattle's premier weekend gathering for vintage pickers and trend collectors.
💰 What to buy here
- Vintage 90s Grunge & PNW Outerwear Buy$15-35 → Sell online$75-160 on eBay Look for USA-made flannel, Carhartt chore jackets, and early technical outdoor fleeces without heavy collar fraying.
- Mid-Century Studio Pottery & Mugs Buy$4-12 → Sell online$28-55 on Etsy Check bases for incised Pacific Northwest maker marks or brutalist drip glazes.
- Retro Boomboxes & Portable Electronics Buy$20-45 → Sell online$90-180 on eBay Test battery compartments for acid corrosion before buying; 1980s Sony and Panasonic bring fast sales.
💡 TipHead straight to the covered parking garage section ('Hyper Market') first on wet days, where dedicated vintage clothing pickers and curio dealers set up out of the elements.
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