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Discover vibrant 80s and 90s vintage fashion, dazzling jewellery, and quirky gifts in Bristol’s colorful Something Elsie shop at Cargo 2.
Something Elsie is a vibrant vintage clothing shop in Bristol’s Cargo 2, Museum Street, specializing in high-quality 1980s and 1990s apparel. The shop offers a colorful and carefully curated selection of vintage dresses, skirts, patterned shirts, denim jackets, and dazzling jewellery, alongside quirky greeting cards and unique gifts. It is a must-visit for lovers of retro fashion and distinctive accessories in a compact, stylish space.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Bus
Take the Number 8 or 9 bus from Bristol city center to Wapping Wharf; the journey takes approximately 15-20 minutes. Buses run frequently but check schedules for weekend variations. A single fare costs around £2.50 GBP.
Train
From Bristol Temple Meads station, it’s a 20-minute walk to Cargo 2 on Museum Street. The route is flat and accessible, passing through the vibrant harbourside area.
Car
Driving to Cargo 2 is possible with nearby paid parking at Wapping Wharf car park. Parking fees range from £3 to £6 GBP per hour. Note that traffic can be busy during peak hours.
Walking
If staying nearby in Bristol city center, walking to Cargo 2 takes about 20-30 minutes along paved, flat terrain with accessible pathways.
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