WHY SHOP AT HOT HOUSE MARKET?
Hot House Market continuously strives to be something more than just "another boutique." We are passionate about
creating a socially conscious business, seeking to benefit both human beings and the environment. Not only are we
trying to reduce our carbon footprint by selling mainly (90%) vintage items / ethically sourced & fair trade products-
we also make a conscious effort to go above and beyond for our employees (while they are at work and when they are not) paying them a living wage & treating them, their social life and family time with respect.
Not only are we always trying to make ethical and moral business decisions, we are also striving to provide the best customer service and most enjoyable shopping experience possible.
creating a socially conscious business, seeking to benefit both human beings and the environment. Not only are we
trying to reduce our carbon footprint by selling mainly (90%) vintage items / ethically sourced & fair trade products-
we also make a conscious effort to go above and beyond for our employees (while they are at work and when they are not) paying them a living wage & treating them, their social life and family time with respect.
Not only are we always trying to make ethical and moral business decisions, we are also striving to provide the best customer service and most enjoyable shopping experience possible.
1970s, 80s, & 90s
Every Item is Hand-Picked for it's quality and uniqueness
with a focus on the CLASSICS that never go out of style.
Every Item is Hand-Picked for it's quality and uniqueness
with a focus on the CLASSICS that never go out of style.
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Highly Curated Classic Vintage Pieces Re-Mixed with Current Trends
one of a kind & hard to find
Our Vintage Items are sourced from all over the country, Vegas to Salt Lake, Nashville to NYC. Each item is
hand-picked for its quality, condition, and uniqueness. Nothing hits the sales floor unless it is perfect for you!
hand-picked for its quality, condition, and uniqueness. Nothing hits the sales floor unless it is perfect for you!
“It’s the uniqueness of the one-of-a-kind pieces that make you want them even more, everyone has access to
ready-to-wear, but vintage feels more special,” says Fanny Moizant, co-founder of Vestiaire Collective
ready-to-wear, but vintage feels more special,” says Fanny Moizant, co-founder of Vestiaire Collective
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“We always go back to this theme of individuality. In this world where everything has become so accessible, there is
something really covetable about having something that not everybody can have.” - Re-See’s Sofia Bernardin
something really covetable about having something that not everybody can have.” - Re-See’s Sofia Bernardin
Our Journey
In 2017, we opened our second store in The Fashion Mall at Keystone in Indianapolis. You can find us at either store selling our hand-picked collection of trendy vintage clothing,
furniture, home decor, vinyl records and pop culture relics from the 70's, 80's and 90's. In the following years, you will be able to find us in a few more cities throughout the Midwest! You can still find our booth at awesome markets like the Brooklyn Flea and Lollapalooza. And yes, we do buyouts of private collections. If you’ve got cool stuff you want to sell to us, get in touch. — Carrie and Doug Rosen, founders Hot House Market |
We started selling vintage in 2010 on eBay and soon
realized, you know what? We could quit our jobs and do this full-time. So we did! We started selling our curated selection of bright, contemporary vintage goods at some of the hippest flea markets east of the Mississippi, and after hauling our cookies from Brooklyn to Chicago and back again a few times thought we’d try our hand at opening a retail shop right here in Indiana. In 2012 we opened our first retail location in an old 1920's pharmacy building in Lafayette’s historic Highland Park neighborhood. Business was great except one thing: customers who dig our trendy 80's and 90's merch don't hang out in Lafayette’s historic district. So we made another bold move: in 2014 we closed our original storefront and opened up shop at the Tippecanoe Mall in Lafayette. |
