Moxie Manx

08/28/2026

Dressers sold, mirror available $35

We have some furniture pieces we are not taking to our new location. This set is up for grabs. 🤩

Vintage 1960s 1970s Spanish Mediterranean Revival 3 piece Bedroom Dresser set. Highboy, triple low boy and mirror. Made of mdf, laminate and molded plastic.

Has some surface scratches and a few drawers slide a bit rough. BUT, it’s super funky and super cool! The mirror is amazing.

$100 cash only. No apps sorry.

Low Boy 72” long x 18” deep x 30.5” tall
Mirror 29” x 55” (without the vertical boards)
High Boy 36” long x 18” deep x 48”

Private message us if interested. Bots and scammers are so bad on FB that we will not respond to comments, sorry. You must have a legitimate looking FB page for us to respond. This is also listed on Sheridan Upcycle.

08/27/2026

Caroline from came all the way from the UK to Sheridan, Wyoming, stopped at our vintage store and discovered these awesome, deadstock, vintage, Disney jeans seen in this video!

We are so happy to see she wore the jeans on her family’s Disney cruise and that they have been a hit with viewers, asking where she got them.

Thank you Caroline for visiting and shopping with us! We hope you’ll visit Sheridan again in the future.

08/12/2026

Hi Moxie Manx Friends!
We’ve been nominated for Best of the Bighorns in the Antique/Vintage, Collectibles and Pawn category for Sheridan. We appreciate all the support we’ve received over the past 2 years, and we’d love your votes to help us get to 1st place! Voting ends August 14th.

Also, we’re moving to Main Street, so stay tuned for the next phase and our great transformation! 🤩

Support your favorite entities in our community!

08/07/2026

PART 3, of our Renovation Adventures in our new retail space on Main St! Today, we’re doing some experiments 🧪 on the black tar covering the wood floors we discovered.

08/06/2026

What do squeaky shoes and hardwood floors have in common? My dad, he has experience with both! 😂

We’re determined to bring back some character to this building built in the 1900’s. There’s a lot to be done before we can move our vintage clothing business into it.

Follow along as we work our way through this project. Will we be celebrating or crying along the way?!

08/02/2026

We’re moving our vintage clothing store to 198 North Main St. Sheridan, WY! We have our work cut out for us renovating and designing our new space, but like they say, “Nothing ventured nothing gained.”

What things would you change first? The walls? The floor? Maybe the ceiling?

Follow along to see if we can pull it all together.

07/30/2026

We’ve been waiting to make this announcement until all the t’s were crossed and i’s dotted. On Tuesday, we signed the lease for 198 N. Main Street in Sheridan, which means we’re moving our business downtown!

Moving to the heart of Main is a big step for us, but it will also be a lot of work as we build out our new space. So stay tuned for progress updates!

We’re open the rest of this week! Come take advantage of our 15% and 20% off sales before we close for a few months. Looking forward to bringing you bigger and better things in the future, which includes more menswear and western Americana.

07/25/2026

It’s Saturday the 25th. Due to the heat and a lack of air conditioning, we’re closed for today. 🫠 But we plan to be open again on Tuesday!🤞

07/25/2026

07/14/2026

The journey may seem long and arduous at times, but we’re so grateful for the friendships we’ve made along the way. Congratulations 🎉 🍾 to nordista freeze for achieving the dream he put on the lucky door — to play the Ryman!

To all the dreamers out there, you never know what might be just over the horizon. 🚪✨

Quote, Nordista Freeze: “After fourteen years of performing around my hometown, the big one landed, like a fallen leaf. Wednesday night, we left the stage to a standing ovation. A couple of the employees even said our set was a top five show in their books. Totally surreal moment. They say luck is what happens when hard work meets opportunity, so l’m choosing to be grateful and proud, at the same time.”