I'm giving it four stars for look and presentation and three stars for selection. If you're like…read moreme, then you may have those friends who are of the opinion that second-hand clothing shops are 'icky' and don't tend to shop in such places. Well, I challenge those with a low tolerance for 'ick' to find anything wrong with this particular Caritas shop. It's tidy, funky, inviting, and has an attractive, if, however, rather narrow selection of items for adults. I was impressed with the children's selection. Parents would do well to shop here! For those keen on donating articles of clothing, accessories and shoes, there is a large, red Caritas drop-off 'box' around the back of the shop at your disposal. Also fun: the window displays are ever-changing and well-arranged.

Officially has become one of my favorite vintage shops. Just walked out of there with two full bags…read moreof *golden* vintage finds. Love how it's curated. Not everything was my taste, but when it was, I loved it so much that nearly squeeled in delight. Would have bought even more if everything came in my size. Great shop!

3.5 Stars. This is a…read morestore for the 2nd hand items and you wouldn't believe anything in this store is 2nd hand.. Everything was so much like new item and most of them are one of kind.. Women/Men clothing, shoes and nice bags, accessaries. Good quality, design and feature... Only reason I gave 3.5 star is the price.. Even if everything was 2nd hand, the price was very high.. Most shirts were over 40-50 CHF.. Coats were over 190 CHF.. Great selections but don't expect any bargain here...

Thrift shopping is one of the cheapest things you can do in Switzerland. Zurich is expensive, so…read morethis is what I like to do when I'm on a layover in the city. Zürcher Brockenhaus is one of my favorite places to pass the time after grocery shopping (another way to save money). This place is massive, with three floors of curated objects, clothing, and furnishings, and the staff is always nice. I wish I could bring the big pieces home! I always find something cool here. Watch my video review on instagram! https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9ge_35JABh/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Three levels packed with furniture, kitchen wares, lighting, music, 'velos', gardening stuff, some…read moreart, and, heck, just plain old fun stuff to look at. We were on the hunt for a wardrobe as flats don't seem to have a lot of closets, if any at all, and found a sizable amount on the ground floor of Brockenhaus. I'd say the prices ranged anywhere from 300 to 1000 CHF, depending on quality and such. While we didn't purchase anything given that we don't yet have a flat, we 'filed' away what we would like when we do have a place to put it in, so, Brockenhaus, we'll see you again!

Small secondhand shop. The small selection of children's items are very used. The shop is mainly…read morebreakables. Not a fan. Have been multiple times and never ones acknowledged by an employee.

Finally a COS Store in Zürich !!…read more I don't know why it took so long to have one in Zürich. COS is part of the H&M group. But it's more upscale, more design, and a bit more expensive as H&M. I think the location is a bit weird. I would have thought that they would be in a cooler neighborhood instead of Niederdorf. It really depend from the city, but sometimes they can be small the COS Stores. I was afraid this one here in Zurich would be small as well. And no, it's a big one. Also the man department is big enough. The personnel is from H&M (at least the Men's department). There is one guy who really fits in this store, very friendly and nice and can advice very well. The other guy... He's really not nice, impolite, and actually not well dressed for this kind of store... A pity because it has influence on the concept. It gets a 5 star because it's a big one :)