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!

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.

From the owner: Emmaüs Boutique St Mandé..... Au galop de Paris à Vincennes…read more.. Dans un espace lumineux, la boutique, met l'accent sur les marques et les tendances. Récemment rénovée, ce magnifique espace propose une sélection de vêtements classiques et chics, tendance et couture, pour un public dynamique. L'occasion de parfaire son dressing avec des vêtements de qualité exceptionnelle à des prix très avantageux ! A ne pas manquer, cela vaut le détour

V lit fam. I happened to walk by hear on my way to lunch during my Paris visit. The day before I…read morewent to the kilo shop and associated vintage shops in that area by Hotel de Ville and they were all swarming with tweeny European girls foaming at the mouth for moderately priced Parisian threads. It was a very overwhelming shopping experience for me and left disheartened on my finding any gems during my stay. So! I walk by this place and decide to stop in. Great clothes, especially military wear, seems to be a lot of European threads, and jeans for 25 euro. Most importantly the atmosphere was very relaxed and lowkey. One guy quietly oversaw the place and one or two other couples came in. I ended up getting a nice over coat and a (French?) pilot suit that I wore out to a Concrete party and received many compliments on. I'm hesitant with writing this review, especially in English, I hope the next time I come it's not a barren store with bottom of the barrel pickings due to teens attacking the stock. Despite this, I was happy my shopping experience was saved and hope a few more travelers wander upon the place to give it business and find similar shopping pleasure.

There's a reason why everyone raves about this place for vintage designer shopping in Paris. Of all…read morethe vintage/consignment shops I stopped at, Thanx God I'm a VIP was the best. Everything is organized by style and texture, then sorted by color, making it easy to navigate while also being visually appealing. Their selection of coats and sweaters is phenomenal, and they take excellent care of their items. For instance, all the sweaters are neatly folded, which I appreciate since hanging them can stretch them out and leave the shoulders misshapen. The store itself is pretty big, and just down the street is the men's store. There are so many great pieces, including a fantastic selection of Max Mara camel coats, silk Hermès scarves (so many!) and vintage bags and accessories. The selection is so large and there's many unique, well-curated pieces, you'll be sure to find something. The staff is incredibly friendly and encourages you to try on anything that catches your eye in the fitting rooms.

Me and my wife while in Paris on business / holiday trip sought out this establishment just to take…read morea look for a gift for our son, when we met the staff and the owners. They helped my wife find a vintage Hermes piece and were super helpful with the purchase. If you are ever in Paris, I would certainly stop and take a look at the men's and women's section. I personally scored two men's Hermes pieces myself. A1 service Rae from Atlanta!

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

They lied and told me at the time of purchase that they accept returns but later said there's no…read moreway they can accept returns so I'm stuck with clothing I don't need, thanks alot!

Vintage clothing store which group clothing by color and style. You pay by the weight, not sure…read moreit's a good deal. Make sure to check out basement where there are more stuff.

This store is absolute mayhem. There are clothes strewn everywhere, bins upon bins lining the…read moreoutside circumference of the store overfilling with clothes, savage people rifling through them. It didn't seem like a thrift store. It seemed like a crazy discount store with mostly unused clothes that are just out of style. You might get trampled. Definitely be wary of pickpockets too. Bottom line must avoid.

It was great for me. I fount a very nice coat and a t-shirt, only 4E. And other very nice things by…read more6E. But you need to have time. I don t mind to look for in a box if i will find designer goods very cheap. Para mí fue maravilloso encontrar este lugar. Había ropa de excelente calidad por sólo 4 ó 6 euros. Pero hay que tener tiempo y paciencia para revolver en las cajas y que no te importe que haya otra gente buscando. Diseño a un precio inmejorable!!

This vintage store is right next to the Pompidou, a wonderful place for a collection of vintage…read morestores around the area. This area seems to have really good shopping boutiques, and nice places to stop and grab a bite. Your perception of this place depends on how much you usually pay for "vintage". Generally I'm a true cost vintage buyer (the first person to purchase at a low price), and the amount they're asking for single pieces here annoys me. €80 for used 2000's Levi's is a little off point. Buyers in the area generally get all of their vintage in bulk, and then sell it to the public at an insane high markup. If you check out any vintage store in Paris you'll see duplicates of the same thing in every store. I've seen this done in Florence, Rome, Paris, Greece... you get the point. If you're seeking cheap Vintage that's all the same- check out "Free P Star" the newest version of Mad vintage in Paris.

Really fun clothes from the 60's and 70's in very bright colors and prints. Highly recommend!read more