Love Me Again Market
Brisbane's best-known pre-loved fashion market, where sellers clear out their own wardrobes and shoppers buy designer labels for a fraction of retail.
About this market
Love Me Again Market started in 2020 with a single venue in Paddington and a simple premise: rather than a shop buying second-hand stock and reselling it, the people who owned the clothes sell them directly. Morningside became the second location in 2021, and the market now draws more than 800 shoppers across a weekend.
A wardrobe, not a rack of stock
The distinction matters when you are shopping. Each stall is one person's collection, which means the sizing, the taste and the price sense are consistent within a stall and wildly different between them, and it also means the good pieces go in the first hour. Sellers include everyday women alongside influencers and people who work in fashion, so the label mix runs from high street to genuine designer. For anyone who cannot commit to a full stall, the operator runs a Rent A Rack option where items are sold on consignment by the market team.
Market at a glance
Morningside is one stop on a circuit rather than the whole operation. The other Sunday market runs at a studio in Milton, Portside Wharf at Hamilton hosts a monthly Saturday edition, and the market also appears at Miami Marketta on the Gold Coast and at Distillery Road Market in Eagleby. Visit both Brisbane Sunday venues on the same morning and the second entry is free, which is clearly designed to make the double run worth doing.
The market won a WasteSMART All-Star Award at the Waste Smart Brisbane Awards for keeping clothing out of landfill. At the end of each market, stallholders can leave unsold items with the charity partner rather than take them home, which is how the diversion actually happens.
Before you head to Wynnum Road
Get there for the 8am open if you want first pick, because this is a market where the four-hour window is front-loaded and the strongest stalls are picked over by mid-morning. Bring a card and small cash, and bring your own bag: the whole point of the exercise is undermined by a pile of plastic. Check the calendar before you drive over, since Morningside runs most Sundays rather than every Sunday. The School of Arts hall is a compact venue, so a pram is manageable but not comfortable at peak. Sizing is whatever each seller happens to wear, so treat the whole market as one long rummage rather than a shop with sections. This is Yuggera and Turrbal country.
Frequently Asked Questions
- When is the Morningside market on?
- Most Sundays, 8am to 12pm, at the Morningside School of Arts on Wynnum Road. The operator publishes the confirmed dates on its calendar, since not every Sunday runs.
- How much does it cost to get in?
- Entry is $3 on the door. If you visit both Brisbane Sunday locations on the same day, entry at the second one is free.
- What is actually sold there?
- Pre-loved women's clothing and accessories, including designer labels, sold by individual stallholders clearing their own wardrobes. It is not a general market, so do not expect produce or homewares.