This Emmaus store is amazing. It's inside a sort of community center…read morein a back-of-beyond area of Paris, quite a walk from the nearest Metro (Riquet, I think). According to some workers I spoke with, they gather stuff in on Monday, sort and price on Tuesday, and start selling on Wednesday, which is the best day to go there. The goods are higher quality than the local Emmaus stores and the store itself is attractive. This is definitely worth the schlep!

One the best bona fide thrift stores in Paris, it's one of my favorite places. Stuff donated by…read morereal people that changes daily. They also are connected to a creative arts resource center that has great crafty, community projects always happening.

This place is unorganized in terms of silhouettes/garments but I like the prices for the leather…read morebags. A lot are old and many signs of wear but definitely worth the cheap price they put for them. You can find some bag gems here. Couldn't find any cool tees I like or pants. This store has like 1-2 employee but most times I went is 1 employee. Steep stairs so be careful when going downstairs.

Amazing prices, I was completely blown away when I entered and picked out cute things for a…read moreresponsable price. The selection was amazing!

Just go. I'd suggest going in something you feel chic in already if you can as it may help the…read moreattention you get and might give an idea of your style. That said, I rolled in rumpled from a flight and with no time and I survived. I emerged with Hermes mules and a 2017 collection dress (I know because she told me) and a pair of pants I'll need to tailor shorter to wear but just could not leave behind. They know your size and what will fit. Just ask for help and you will get it. I still wish I had taken the offer from the other shopper to buy the pajama she was trying on! I will be back. Merci!

HK has a great selection of luxury and hard to find pieces in excellent condition. I have followed…read moreher on instagram and during my stay in Paris stopped to see the store in person. It is well curated and merchandised so you can really see what is available. The owner knows her merchandise and was very helpful sharing her knowledge about each item.

Omg! I was in like Alice in Wonderland- lol Highly recommend to everyone that enjoys recycling…read moregoodies!!! I was inside the shop for 3 hours and the girls was giggling because I was giggling too... it was fun! I will certainly come again.

Very cool assortment of vintage dresses, jeans, mens options. Very reasonable prices and I always…read morefind a gem when I shop here.

It's a vintage shop, it's tiny, they have majority big sweaters and never cool 80s/90s goods. I…read morecan't imagine finding a reason to come here, but then again everyone's tastes are different, it's a fun area to walk through though!

Wow! This was my first time here at this type of store. They have EVERYTHING. From hats, dresses,…read morepurses, and shoes. I just looked around though but I didn't buy anything. It was too crowded for me in there. Check out my pictures from here!

Even though it was 7:15 pm, before closing time, and i was only buying 1 item, the cashier refused…read moreto sell to me, and others were still at the store. AWFUL SERVICE

This store is on the outskirts of Paris, is a donation center and volunteer thrift store…read more If you're thinking of donating or shopping here please reconsider, they don't seem all too interested in receiving either. The hours are improperly displayed and it's caused a line of people half a block long waiting from 9a, the staff can be both kind and dismissive from the reviews I've read, but considering my experience thus far I don't imagine it's wonderful. They've left a line of people outside waiting without regard to announce hours at the store front leaving people waiting until when? It's 10:15a and their hours day they open at 9a, 12:00p, and 13:30. Clarification would be nice.

It's hard to criticize a charity institution like Emmaus and I take no pleasure in this, but their…read moreterrible communication really screwed me over in July this year. I wanted to donate (basically) half my appartment (furniture, appliences, clothes - really a lot) to them before moving away and tried to get them to pick it up. So 3rd week of July I went to the website, uploaded a list of things, picked a free, available (!) pick-up date in the second week of August. Then, nothing. Some days before the date I wanted to check if they could tell me when exactly they would come that day and could not reach them. Tried calling them, was greeted with a message saying they were closed during the christmas holidays (in August). Tried e-mailing - no response. Tried contacting their twitter account (which was retweeting stuff at the time) - nothing. In the End I had to throw away everything becauce it was too late to organize something else. A real shame. Found out they closed in August. A Infomation I could have used when I made the appointment in July. I shouldn't have been able to get an appointment for August in the first place, but they could have still contacted me in july before their vacation to tell me it wasn't possible - but didn't. Afterwards I recieved a message basically saying 'sorry but not sorry', stating this wasn't their fault. Since the only two parties involved here were Emmaus defi and me - that means they are blaming me for this as the cherry on top of everything. Tl/dr? One Word: unprofessional.