Supercheap compare to the other Myrorna stores in Stockholm. This is Stockholms biggest Myrorna as…read morewell and that is also a plus!

As an American thrift-lover visiting Sweden with my Swedish husband for the first time, the reason…read moreI spent WAY too long in this thrift store was because I was enamored with the intriguing Swedish history that was on pretty much every shelf and/or display. So much ooh'ing and aww'ing. I tell you this store was very dangerous for me and my wallet and I remember it every time I look reminiscently at the items I purchased. Bring your English-Swedish translator of choice -- do not expect the very kind employees to be fluent in English.

One of my favourite vintage shops in Stockholm. There is always a full disclosure on everything int…read moreeh shop. Agneta (Aggie) who owns the shop tries to was away all stains and repair as much as possible before it hits the shop floor. You can find fabulous clothes from ca 1920-1970s. There are also some interior items and clothes for men.

I can't count how many times I've glanced at this place from the bus window, and thought, 'Meh'…read more For some reason I figured it was overpriced - one of those Södermalm 'vintage' shops which sell grandma's clothes after adding a few zeros to the price tag. Finally I decided that was a silly assumption and that I should check it out. And boy am I glad I did! When I first walked in I thought the shop was teeny tiny, but I turns out it's just made up of several different rooms. Pros: Not crowded Nice music Lots of gym shoes, cheap and in good condition Vintage brand name items No used H&M or Lindex crap like many second-hand stores Great selection of long fancy gowns Low prices Cons: I didn't actually find anything I wanted to buy. Shop is poorly organized When I say poorly organized, I mean that there is no logic in where things are placed. However, it is still very tidy and clean, with nothing lying around out of place. It's not much of a complaint really, it just means you have to poke around a bit more. BUT, I did decide that this place gets the trophy for Best Place to Prepare for a Costume Party. If you ever have a themed party - 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s - then skip Beyond Retro and come here instead. Sure, you can find everything at Beyond Retro, but it will cost you 400 SEK or more, whereas here prices are more towards 150 SEK. I noticed tons of sparkly tops, long gowns, drop-waist dresses, denim galore, bags, shoes, and more. Humana obviously selects their items somehow, as it's not full of last season's H&M like most second-hand stores. If you come here you do know that you will be finding worthwhile items.

It's a thrift store that's definitely been curated. The inventory isn't a mixed bag, but skewed…read moretowards a young hipstery crowd. It reminded me of the old shops on Haight Ashbury back in the 90s, a little grunge and anti-establishment. The prices weren't outrageous, but I didn't buy anything as I felt like I probably could find these back in San Francisco. I went during a weekday afternoon, so there were only teenagers around and it did feel a little Urban Outfitters-esque.