combination of the words mint and vintage. It is used to describe any suitably old object which is in perfect condition.
by 00Lemon November 13, 2005
In fashion, describing the phenomenon/trend in which clothing manufacturers have appropriated vintage style by making new clothing that looks old.
Ex 1. "Wow where did you get that sick coonskin cap?"
"It's just mintage buddy, I got it at the Gap."
Ex 2. "This mintage craze confuses me, why would anyone pay 50 bucks for a fake old t-shirt when they can get a real old t-shirt for like 5. "
"It's just mintage buddy, I got it at the Gap."
Ex 2. "This mintage craze confuses me, why would anyone pay 50 bucks for a fake old t-shirt when they can get a real old t-shirt for like 5. "
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