78% matchThe Museum Clothing DC
City-pride graphics from a shop rooted in its local scene
What changes: Designs its own new merch rather than sourcing vintage stock
Brand profile
Portland vintage sportswear shop trading 1980s–90s jerseys and teamwear; its retail space closes in February 2026 while online sales continue.
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Chris Yen's shop sources 1980s and '90s team apparel — basketball, football, soccer and hockey jerseys, plus caps, jackets, tees and accessories — rather than producing its own.
After moving from a 475-square-foot garage under the Morrison Bridge to Old Town Chinatown and then Northeast Portland, the brick-and-mortar closed in February 2026; the web and eBay shops continue.
The Northeast space hosted art shows, concerts and watch parties, and Laundry co-runs the LNDRY Street Circuit futsal series.
78% matchCity-pride graphics from a shop rooted in its local scene
What changes: Designs its own new merch rather than sourcing vintage stock
76% matchPacific Northwest shop-turned-label with gallery culture
What changes: Skate-gallery lineage and in-house graphics, not vintage teamwear
66% matchNeighborhood sneaker-and-tee shop with the same crowd
What changes: Stocks current brands and footwear instead of '90s jerseys
Laundry PDX is a Portland vintage sportswear shop founded by Chris Yen in 2017, dealing in 1980s and '90s team apparel: basketball, football, soccer and hockey jerseys, plus caps, jackets, tees and accessories. It started in a 475-square-foot garage under the Morrison Bridge, expanded to Old Town Chinatown in 2019, and later moved to a Northeast space hosting art shows, concerts and watch parties. Yen announced in January 2026 that the brick-and-mortar store closes in February, with the online store and eBay shop continuing. It also co-runs the LNDRY Street Circuit futsal series.