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Home » Latest News » Two Women Vintage reopens on Sprague

Two Women Vintage reopens on Sprague

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September 27, 2018
Staff Report

Vintage gift store Two Women Vintage Goods has moved from its former space at 112 S. Cedar in downtown Spokane to a new location at 2012 E. Sprague.

The business, which is co-owned by Dianna Chelf and her daughter, Fielding Chelf, began in 2008 as an antique and craft shop in the family barn near Spangle.

Fielding Chelf says the business moved to its Cedar Street location in 2010, and just last week completed its move to a larger, 5,000-square-foot space on Sprague Avenue.

Chelf says the new space has double the square footage of the former shop and includes a full expresso bar.

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