This store caught my attention as I strolled along Haarlemmerstraat in search of unique shops…read more Vintage and Design is a thrifty women clothing store with plenty of throw back clothes for vintage addicts.Vintage and Design focus more on trends rather then on so many brands. A great shop to browse through in search of old dresses, scarfs, swimsuits, unique handbags, and western old boots. If you are an eclectic girl, then you will consider this small shop a vintage heaven.

I went to Rumors today and scored two sweaters! What I appreciate most about this store, is that…read morethey actually sell mainly vintage items! A lot of stores in Amsterdam claim to sell vintage, but the merchandise is more like second hand clothing. There is a difference if you ask a dedicated thrift shopper. Vintage has a direction and time period focus and second hand is anything that was worn by someone else and resold. They have a great selection of sweaters, jackets, fur, purses, belts, dresses, tops, and boots. I got one thick knee length black and grey sweater with buttons for 19€ and another sweater top which is more thin and delicate for 15€. They were both great purchases considering the prices I've seen for vintage in Amsterdam and the quality of both sweaters. If you want true vintage at a good price, definitely check this store out!

What a fab shop! I Love Vintage, indeed!!…read more The Mr & I were walking to our brunch destination when we had taken a wrong turn & ended up passing by, right as they were opening. I saw a Cartoon Dress being wheeled out to a sidewalk display & soon as I saw this dress, I knew it had to be MINE Noting where this shop was, we returned that afternoon & there was a huge crowd & a waiting list for the dressing room - an actual waiting list I loved this concept - the girl helping us took my dresses so we could continue browsing & then she came to find us when it was my turn to model my finds That cartoon dress was sheer awesomeness! I also found another 1920s-style dress that was hand-beaded & too lovely to pass up Best part is that they participate in VAT free shopping so I got my taxes back! Happy to also find out they have a website & ship all over the world so I'll be keeping my eye on this shop going forward!

I totally love this store! I love Vintage, it's one of my favorite clothing stores in Amsterdam. I…read morelove me some vintage! If your a big fan of vintage clothes, then I would recommend you stopping through this store near Prinsegracht. They have a collection of Brand New Vintage items from the roaring1920's, 1940's, 1950's and 1960's style. You can also purchase retro clothes here as well too. They have a wide variety of unique items to get dolled up for any event. It's a wonderful store with plenty of clothes and accessories to browse through. I notice some vintage shops in Amsterdam can be a bit pricey but the list of Vintage Shops that I am yelping about prices are pretty reasonable and moderate.

Beautiful clothes!…read more This is the brand's first store - besides their webshop. Their collection comes in two lines: the Everyday line and the Today line. The Everyday Line is all about essential basics, and the Today Line is more about contemporary items and very stylish. The clothes are of really good quality for such a fair price, and that is what really got me! The style of the collection is always refined and minimalist, and the shapes and lining are great. The service in-store is great, super helpful staff. The brand also sells many fine accessories and small items. The second floor of the shop is a "demin studio" and it's all about jeans! They might be opening stores in Antwerp and Berlin in the future!

This shop offers a wide assortment of alternative clothes for women. Dutchman bought me a…read morebeautiful rain coat here for my birthday. I was not too crazy about the website but when we stopped into the shop, I saw a beautiful danish coat that had my name written all over it! You will find a few of the top international leading brands here, plus plenty of other alternative clothes that may grab your eye. The street is also full with shops that provide new and vintage clothes, shoes, and funky accessories for the woman who dares to be different.

This shop has a nice selection of women's clothes and two racks for men as well. They have a few…read moredifferent styles of high quality rain jackets. Overall the clothes and coats are expensive so I'm waiting for a sale to go back and get the coat I want :)

Cute and small secondhand boutique to browse through for some interesting clothes and accessories…read more You will also come across a range of new items as well. Kat & Ko is also a successful consignment shop located in the center of the shopping district. You can bring your pre-love items here to resale. Please keep in mind they are very selective, so no damage or outdated items. What makes this consignment shop special is you get your items back if they are not sold. You won't find any dodgy or unprofessional behavior here. Unfortunately most shops in Haarlem don't return your items if they are not sold but they do donate it to charity. Kat & Ko returns your items or donates it to charity, so you get the option of choosing. These women strike me as professional with a no nonsense attitude, which is a real plus in my book. Their website provides more details about their consignment shop policy.

Rick and Moorman has a nice collection of diverse suits. Dutchman stopped in here for a cool and…read moreclassic look for work. I noticed they offered a reasonable selection of designer tailored suits for any occasion. In addition to supplying a range of designer products from suits, coats, shirts, ties, trousers and etc. If you would like to step up your game or perhaps your looking for something a little more relaxing, then I would suggest trying them out. They have a wide range of formal or informal suits. My favorite were the men's Burberry coats at the back, super nice. It's an ideal shop for real men with swag.

I stumbled upon this store today after we went to the Noordermarkt. The place is easy to miss, it's…read moreis right at Singel 82 in an ally way. The owner was nice and helpful, and so far to me this store has the best layout of all the vintage stores I've reviewed in Amsterdam. She had this great old air conditioner, and other antique furniture to help display the clothing. Most of the clothing looks to be from the 50's-70's, lots of lace, leather, fur, cute jumpsuits, vintage swimsuits, dresses, and other great color contrasting clothes, accessories, boots and shoes, hats, purses, a few blankets and glasses frames. She offers quality over quantity. There is a good amount of items to look through, but you don't feel overwhelmed shopping here. Price wise, just to give you an idea, the boots I tried on were 19€ and a really nice top I tried with lace details was 35€. Customer service goes a long way, and I think that added to the good feeling I had while shopping here.

I went to the location in De Pjip and was thrilled to find a shocking variety of cool thrift…read moreclothing that fit well. I use the word shocking because thrift and/or independent clothing stores typically do not stock for sizes 10 and up. This one does, and the stock is awesome and friendly for twenty-somethings - what a sweet surprise! The clothing prices are a fair, and shoes are affordable. I picked up an immaculate pair of Birkenstocks for 17 euro. All in all, this is a model shop and I wish every city had one like it. More sizes, more positivity, more authenticity.