Fishtoes, a vintage store with a passion for the past, has been making waves in New Hampshire with its unique offerings. From clothing to home decor, art, and furniture, this store is a treasure trove of items from the 1950s to the early 2000s. But what's behind the resurgence of interest in vintage items, and why do people prefer the tangible experience of shopping in-store over online?

In this episode of New Hampshire Today, the owner of Fishtoes, Lara Parson, shares her insights on the appeal of vintage shopping and the importance of physical touch in the buying process. She discusses the differences between buying vintage and new clothing, and how the quality of vintage items sets them apart. The conversation also touches on the nostalgia for bygone eras and the joy of discovering rare and unique items.

Parson also talks about the store's locations in Manchester and Portsmouth, and the variety of items available, including accessories, vinyl records, and even vintage cameras. She shares her thoughts on the current trend of people seeking out tangible experiences and the importance of preserving the past.

If you're curious about the world of vintage shopping and the reasons behind its popularity, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear the owner of Fishtoes share her expertise and passion for the past.

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