Really cool little second hand/vintage clothes shop. When I first walked through the door the owner…read morecame to greet me and explain the concept behind the shop, and so I'll explain it to you. They specialise in new and nearly new vintage clothing. For example a pair of 1970s trainers that have never been worn. Given this premise you might expect it to be pretty expensive, but it's not at all. Definitely worth checking out if you feel you might like something a bit retro.

I read the review before mine and decided to check it out. It was so worth it! The store owner was…read morevery kind and gave me a rundown on the store, I found vintage band tees, way cool. The vintage shoe collection is pretty sweet as well. There was a lot of stuff for guys, so bring your boyriend or guy friends because they'd love it! Not your average secondhand shop at all! Oh yeah, and the neighborhood its in is cute and has other little boutiques and cool shops!!

From the owner: Vintage Fashion der Extraklasse von den 60er bis 90er Jahren. Handverlesene Einzelstücke…read morezusammengetragen aus der ganzen Welt ! Vintage Fashion from the 60s - 90s collected from all over the world. Come by and visit our store in Hamburg ! - Vintage b(u)y the kilo -

I must admit that I hardly shop second hand, which is a shame considering my title as environmental…read moreengineer. I should do it somewhat, to save the environment (or what's left of it) or whatever noble cause that people use in the name of second-hand shopping. Second hand shopping can be fun, for anything that it's not clothing imho. Somehow I have THAT weird feeling that I don't want to wear clothing that's been worn by other people no matter how many times you've washed it or how designer and expensive it was before. Blame my childhood with my three older sisters passing clothes to me, perhaps. Furnitures, knicks knacks, kitchen stuff - on the other hand - I love them second hand. There's some vintage quality to it and some stuff that you would never find them again at most shops It is with sadness that I must say that this shop is not for me since it stocks mostly clothing. Don't get me wrong, they have HUGE clothing selection and some pretty good ones too. Female on the top floor, male on the ground floor. With the location being on the side street of main shopping street Spitalerstrasse, it's perfect. but then again, it's not something for me, so adios second hand shop!

This is a pretty sweet vintage place with plenty of good finds. The only bad part is that…read moreeverything is a bit on the pricey side. But it's a super cool place to just look around, chill, and escape all of the corporate retail madness just down the street.

Nette Läden mit guter bis sehr guter Auswahl. Echte Schnäppchen sind aber leider selten. Neat…read moresecond hand store with a decent to sometimes great collection of designer fashion. Unfortunately, real bargains are rather rare.

I have bought a couple things here, mostly dress shirts. This isn't the typical second hand store…read morewith used clothes. It's more of an outlet and sells both new and used. There are two stores. One is more used clothing and the other is leftovers from high-end designers. I've bought shirts here from Balenciaga, Etro, Prada or Gucci. The selection varies. At times you won't find much and at other times, everything seems to be available. If you are in town, it's easy to reach and is always worth a look in. They have clothing, accessories, shoes (less so) bags as well es jewelry for men and women. They don't carry children's clothing. You have to spend the time looking through the things but there are real gems to be found. Just as an example....a Balenciage dress shirt I purchased cost over 200 Euro in the store and I paid 50 Euro here. Prada or Hermes leather coats which cost thoudands of Euro at retail can be had here for less than 500 Euro and if you're lucky for 100 to 20o Euro.

Stilbruch is basically the IKEA of second-hand, out-of-fashion tat…read more They have a lot of very cheap sofas, if you don't care how your sofa looks. I once bought a pretty decent desk chair for EUR12, but have never found anything else of much interest there. Their tat includes: sofas, dining tables, chairs, cupboards, the odd bed, some bikes, clothes, porcelain, very old electronics, light fittings you get the picture.

for any americans who might be interested in checking out Humana, know that it's basically like…read moreyour average Goodwill/Savers/Salvation Army type place (but with a disproportionate amount of leather clothing?). they have pretty much only clothing though, so don't bother if you're looking for secondhand books, housewares, etc. i found a nice secondhand cardigan for €5,50 and a cute multicolored denim skirt for €7. it's worth visiting if you're got the time & patience to paw through all of the ugly, outdated stuff to find a few gems.