From the owner: De Amsterdamsche Fashion Outlet is een high-end Fashion Outlet voor de moderne en modebewuste…read morevrouw, die op zoek is naar exclusieve en 'classy' kleding tegen sterk gereduceerde prijzen. Onze collectie bevat zowel kleine al grote maten (34 tot 46).

Great inventory and great prices. There are about six floors of merchandise. Everything from shoes…read moreto hairspray.

A five story Primark store in the heart of Amsterdam and provide an escalator or elevator for the…read morejourney up. The wife needed a few pairs of longer socks for our next country of Ireland which is colder than most of Europe right now, especially at night. They only had a small selection of the high socks and not the right size, but settled for a pair of sandals for 1.3€ - what a deal. We've been to several Primarks in the United States but the size of this one is overwhelming. FYI: this was NOT a paid attraction in Amsterdam.

Beautiful clothes. A varied selection of style - from work to casual to evening. The quality…read morelooks excellent. The prices reflect that. They did have a nice selection of items that were marked down 50-60% off.

I have to make a detour to get there, but I was willing to give it a try. Twice. It looks nice and…read morecosy. Oh how looks can be deceiving...I've dropped by twice, and not one warm smile welcomed me. Not one word was uttered. Cold. I don't expect to be smothered by advice or kindness, but if I could I would ask for my bus ticket to be validated... 2* because i like some of the products and it's a nice change in that hood, but not interesting enough to try it a third time.

Best vintage store in town ! The two ladies running the place have my kind of taste . They go to…read moreChina every year to snatch the best stuff ( not the obvious stuff ) and ship it to Amsterdam . Prices are not ridiculously high like in most other vintage stores . . . the store looks great . They honor their name , you can see the love for the things they love and like . I bought two of my favorite sweaters and a fantastic jacket at this place . . . and that is a statement , since I will normally not be found in retail therapy . I always get my clothes through barter deals with friends that own their own fashion labels and stuff .

I stumbled into this shop by mistake when I was on a hunt for a beautiful winter coat. This shop is…read morefor Plus Size Woman, so I had to keeping on moving. However, I was kind of disappointed that they did not have my size because they had a lot of nice clothes in there. Groven is a clothing store for plus size woman who are fashionable and love to get dolled up for any occasion.

I really like popping into this shop when I'm in the neighborhood (which is, um, always since I…read morelive three blocks away!). The mannequins outside are always cutely dressed which lures me in. And though most of it isn't really my style, from time to time I find something really great - like the blue bag I used for work for over two years. FYI: if anything is on sale it's in the back on the rack by the window.

"Consignment supplemented with vintage treasures!"…read more Over my many visits and purchases from this neighborhood boutique I have come to love the owner. She has such a great eye and appreciates the styles from every era. Though she has a great deal of consignment, I have found my most special vintage items at Rosa Rosa's, and at a price that is usually below that of more trendy vintage shops in the city. I love the little groupings of items and colors around the store. I usually don't go a single month without taking something home from my favorite little boutique.

I found more consigned clothes (incl zara and h&m - odd to have second-hand low quality items on…read moresale) here than vintage. That said, there were some great, moderately priced pieces in great condition. I do quite like the shoe and hat collection but found the pricing a little high for the value/quality. Worth popping in if you're in the neighborhood. Pin and cash only.