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16 years ago
Cool vintage stuff. The owner seems to like it so much that it is sometimes hard to purchase a piece;)
Flughafenstr. 32
12053 Berlin
Germany
Neukölln
030 6235574
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http://www.fantasiakulisse.net
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What time does Fantasiakulisse Berlin open?
Fantasiakulisse Berlin opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
What time does Fantasiakulisse Berlin close?
Fantasiakulisse Berlin closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Fantasiakulisse Berlin is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMSat-Sun Closed
Does Fantasiakulisse Berlin have parking?
Yes, Fantasiakulisse Berlin has parking options.
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Finde ich sehr gut alle hilf bereit U nett sie liefern schnell U bauen auch auf für einen kleinen…read morepreis
We made a special trip here because of all the (apparently) fake reviews. The store opens at noon,…read morewe arrived at 12:50. The staff was "in the process" of getting out of bed, unbelievably nasty, hostile and refused to answer questions asked in fluent yet accented German. The questions? Are you open? Can we come in? Are you open today? All met with a nasty scowl but no clear answer. Maybe they just hate foreigners. I hope this Review gets circulated & no one visits.
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My favorite boutique second hand store around the area. It has class and hip, with a lovely…read moreatmosphere. The prices are very decent compared to other stores around. They have vintage jackets, pants like Levi's and awesome shirts coming from Adidas, Puma, Nike etc. If you look closely you will for sure find your favorite pick, and at a great price too. The workers there are all very lovely people, very friendly and kind, they also speak both German and English perfectly. The store is a secret insider tip ,very much loved by many people.
Awesome new vintage store...I got loads of great shirts for €5 each and they have tonnes of amazing…read morevintage knitted jumpers for €5 and €10. They sell stuff there that would be at least twice the price anywhere else in Berlin. They were selling loads of Levis denim jackets in there for €10 too. Will definitely go back ...my new favorite vintage place in Berlin!
A vintage store, with great options and wonderful prices from 5€-30€
Awesome store for finding trendy vintage clothing. They have a large selection of Levi jeans,…read moreconverse, Jean jackets, track jackets, print shirts, etc. I love how the store is decorated and very organized. Decent prices. The pair of shorts I wanted were 18 euros.
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Very good selection of modern vintage and current collections…read moreby Berlin designers for women and men. Nice and beautiful shop by nice people. Found Firma, as well as Acne or Burberry, all in very good condition for a reasonable price. Nice jewellery as well. 5 min walking distance from underground station Hermannplatz. Monday - Friday: 13 - 20 h, Saturday: 11 - 19 h That's what Berlin really needs more of. So happy about having that around the corner.
From the owner: Modern Designer Vintage and current collections by Berlin Designers for women and men…read more At Chrome Store we believe in sustainability and social responsibility. Most of the designers we stock are local designers from Berlin. Its important to us that all our designers manufacture in the European Union and most of our jewellery is handmade in Berlin. We stock collections by Hien Le (womenswear, menswear, accessoires) GOETZE Menswear (menswear, accessoires) Thone Negrón (womenswear) Frisur (womenswear, menswear) Das Capemädchen (womenswear) Julian Zigerli (menswear, accessoires) Xenia Bous (jewellery) Johanna Gauder (jewellery) Anne Manns (jewellery) Mary&Yves (jewellery) poti poti berlin (jewellery) Scrummi (scented candles, soap) We also stock second season items by various Berlin designers. Our main focus is on contemporary designer vintage pieces for women and men. We sell unique pieces by highend designers like Prada, Gucci, Jil Sander, Alexander McQueen, Issey Miyake, Yoshi Yamamoto, but also Acne, APC, Ami, KTZ and similar brands. You can also find special pieces from COS, &otherstories and Topshop. We do consignement, contact us if you have pieces you want to sell.
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Not cheap but such great fashion. The space is a former cinema so the chandelier and glowing round…read moreceiling give the shop a chic boutique feel. Go past the front door/section to see how deep this place is. Nothing shabby here beyond the 1 Euro bins up front.
Big secondhand store. The quality of the goods is pretty good. Only a few new items. The pricing is…read morerather high on average, although there are sale sections.
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What a charming store. A perfect place to find hidden treasures. Expect the unexpected! This place…read morehas been here since 1991!
Incredibly rude "customer service". Apparently you need an appointment (???) at the store to browse…read morethrough the items - yet the door is wide open and nowhere is a sign or clue that people without appointments aren't wanted. And the old bag at the entrance, I guess the owner? is the rudest, most condescending person I've ever met. Greets you with a blunt "what do you want" to really make you feel unwelcome. No "vintage piece" is worth this humiliation. 0/10 - there is 100 other vintage shops in Berlin with better service.
definitely one of the best vintage shops I found while visiting berlin…read moreunique clothes and the furniture is spectacular. a lot of stuff from the 60s & 70s that i particularly enjoyed! can only recommend
It was fantastic while it lasted. Bought my old Adidas glanz…read moresprinter shorts there. It was always an interesting browsing experience.
A male model once recommended this thrift store to me for secondhand Barbour jackets, and well, I…read moretrusted his suggestion because he probably knew what he was doing in the sartorial department. You can buy a brand spanking new jacket at the Barbour store down the street for full price or a questionable scum-covered jacket from a Mauerpark vendor on Sundays. Or a reasonably priced (and clean enough) secondhard jacket from Made in Berlin that passes Barbour's official authenticity verification. One of my old college roommates had grown up in a very old money suburb in the Northeast and was completely aghast that I had purchased a Barbour jacket at a thrift store, saying that it went against the complete philosophy of Barbour jackets. But really, I was thrifting in one of the coolest and hippest cities in the world. Pigs would sooner fly before I could pass for a bonafide East Coast preppy WASP. Head to the lower level -- you'll find a rack or two of men's Barbour jackets and perhaps ten women's jackets, most of which are on the bigger side. Don't fret though, because they'll restock eventually. There are also a good number of Barbour lookalikes if you aren't terribly fussed about brands. All in all, Made in Berlin is a bit expensive for a secondhand store, but at least they take card?