10/29/2026
❤️ Sometimes, vintage finds its way HOME! ❤️
On Sunday, I shared a reel featuring some vintage Beef-A-Roo uniform shirts as a fun, last-minute Halloween costume idea. I tagged Beef-A-Roo, never expecting what happened next!
They saw the reel, purchased the shirts, and then shared photos of them in a post of their own — AND tagged Route 2 Relics! 🥹❤️
How fun is that?! These pieces of local history have found their way back home, and I couldn’t be happier about it!
As a small business owner, I know how much it means when someone supports your business, but when another local business goes a step further and gives you a shout-out, too? That’s something special. 🫶
Thank you, 815 Beef-a-Roo , for shopping small and for thinking of Route 2 Relics when you shared your post! I’m so grateful for the support, and I love seeing where these vintage treasures end up.
This is what it’s all about — finding new homes for old treasures, making connections, and cheering each other on along the way. ❤️
One small business supporting another. That’s the kind of community I love being part of!
A little piece of Beef-A-Roo history!
Our friends at Route 2 Relics got ahold of a few vintage Beef-A-Roo uniforms, and the second we saw them, we knew we had to have them.
Now we need your help taking us back. Does anyone remember when these were worn?
If you worked at Beef-A-Roo in one of these, or have an old photo of someone who did, drop it in the comments or send it our way. We would LOVE to see them!
There’s something pretty special about seeing little pieces of Beef-A-Roo history.
And a huge thank you to .2.relics for finding these!