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13 years ago
This shop is dense with valuable finds. I enjoyed indulging in my taste for vintage and the hostess, Frauke, is wonderful. Have a spontaneous party with her, like we did, and bring some prosecco. read more
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Husemannstr. 5
10435 Berlin
Germany
Prenzlauer Berg
030 44328664
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One of the best -…read moreselected Vintage Boutique on a International - Standart - ! Great Location , Mulackstreet in Mitte , great interiordesign Design with a wonderfull eye and taste for color - prints - structure of cloth - with a wondefull soundtrack in background . Saw today pieces By ACNE Studios , Maison MARGIELA, Comme des garcons ..... . Thank you dear David .
Das neue schwarz is a beautiful and a chic vintage shop in Mitte. They have great labels such as…read moreYSL, Chanel and chloé, depending on what they find. It's pretty small, but that makes it even more special. When you go there, you need to ring the bell, go through a backyard, and then you see the shop. Hidden, like a little beautiful secret. The prices are pretty good, a friend of mine found these gorgeous Chloé boots for around 100 euros. They also have a great men section, accessories for both men and women and the staff is so sweet. If you're looking for that special thing that you won't find in a regular vintage shop, this is the place to go. It's must be every girls dream to find a treasure here!
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?
There is a wide range of cool retro clothes here. Two floors packed with everything from top to…read moretoe. A lot of hidden gems, but it's not a cheap thrift shop, it's rather a splurge like the other brand stores nearby.
The ambiance is cool and authentic. A huge selection. Though you weigh your stuff you pay much more…read morethan you anticipated. I kinda felt ripped off in the end. I paid basically €26 for a shirt that's maybe worth €5.
A newly opened little store in the Bermuda triangle of Berlin fashion: Gormanstrasse, Münzstrasse…read moreand Steinstrasse. But for sure this shop is not there to impress with the newest designer stuff. XVII dix-sept is a personal, unconventional fairy tale vintage closet presenting a delicate and constantly changing vintage collection alongside desired beautiful things keeping up the dialogue between style and attitude. Selected treasures from the 60's to the 90's with favoured items are presented in one place
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.
Paul's Boutique is a great boutique! I mean, it is really-really good…read more But, more than simply a boutique and a place where you can get some nice vintage clothing and other items, this place is a guitar repair shop. Yes, a guitar repair shop. As a lifelong guitarist, I was very impressed by some of the truly unique vintage guitars they have hanging on their walls. Many of them come from the era of later 1960s and into the 1970s where there was a lot of guitar modifications going on. These guitars are an ideal example of that era. The great thing is, they have not been changed back to their original condition, as is commonly the case in the world of today. But, they have been allowed to keep the true uniqueness of the modification that were made. If nothing else, these guitars are a true nod to the history of the guitar and great pieces of wall-handing art. Of course, the guitars are just one small segment of what this shop has to offer. They also have tons of great clothing, and a little bit of everything else. Great place to shop!
I went specifically looking for Levi's 501s. Most of the stock they have appears to be fake or…read morecounterfeit. All Levis have logos on the inside of the pockets, some of the tags were obviously taken off other Levis and badly sewn on. If you want authentic Levis go somewhere else, if you want cheap used knock=offs go here. http://www.levisguide.com/fakes/fake.html https://thecounterfeitreport.com/product/489/Levis-501-Jeans.html
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€
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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A cute little vintage shop in Prenzlauer Berg, I used to walk past this place everyday on my day to…read morework - I'd often stop by, but I never actually bought anything. It could be because it's a little bit exxy, but it could just as easily be brought down to the fact that I hardly but vintage anymore. I do, however, believe that all vintage lovers out there would quite like this little shop, the bags, the shoes, the dresses and blouses! & oh, I love the name!
I LOVED the selection of vintage here. A really good eye obviously as the pickings were pretty…read moreprimo. The prices were okay - not super cheap, a bit on the pricier end of the vintage spectrum but not unfair! On the evening I went there was a 10% off special which was nice. I think there was a Neukolln Night Out special as I was treated to a complimentary cup of sparkly as well. I spent nearly a whole hour in here trying things on. I felt very comfortable doing this. This was the first store I actually made a big purchase at. I felt compelled to as I genuinely loved the pieces I chose. I came to Berlin without a big coat and found 2 special ones I loved here: a long doona style one (79€) and a super warm hooded parka-style one (65€). These were pricier items in the store as most things seemed to be under the 45€ price range. The lady working here was friendly and recommended some more vintage stores around the area worth checking out: Neuzwei, Repeater, Lemagass & Sing Blackbird. All of them were worth checking out :-) The last 3 had a section of men's clothing as well. I don't think LTEK did. Very happy I dropped in here
I loved this place and the women who helped me while I was there…read more But...not just the attention and help, the items in this store are quality and varied. I got a nice wool sweater and a design scarf totally matching the sweater. The accessories are many. Cash only, but worth having some with you.!!!
This has got to be one of my favorite second hand / vintage stores of all time. So many unique…read morepieces that are truly well curated. The shop owner even gave me a $30 discount! Over 30 years old. It's a higher end vintage shop, meaning clothes range from $40-$70. They source from all over Europe and everything truly feels like such a one if a kind find. Amazing store-- I got six pieces for roughly $300~. Two jackets, two sweaters, a silk top & a leather skirt. For the quality, brand, and uniqueness I think it's worth it.
I moved to Berlin about a month ago and have slowly started to wandering around my neighborhood…read more My friend told me about this new cafe called Sing Blackbird that opened up a few weeks ago just down the street. He said it was owned by two girls, one which was American, the other a native to the area. I was curious to stop by and check it out. I waited for the opportunity to go visit w/ a friend so we could sit down and chat while enjoying some tea/coffee and snacks. Upon entering this place I saw that it was so cute. The renovations to the building looked great, lighting, elements and design were beautiful for this space. The wallpaper is amazing, and the decor and feel reminded me of a cafe that had more contemporary edge and design than most places that I've been to in a LONG time. It was extremely clean and tidy, with small tables to sit at and sip coffee and chat with friends. The other side of the store has vintage clothes. Diana one of the co-owners was working diligently at the sewing machine altering some clothes for a customer that was in the store. I found that to be a great characteristic of the store, as well as feature to those shopping. We all know vintage and older clothes are as is, and sometimes it just doesn't fit, or there is something that is a little off w/ sizing, but we LOVE IT and gotta have it! Well she can fix it for you! As i sat and drank my chai tea and ate some of the Pumpkin cheesecake (which was both amazing!), we struck up a conversation with Tasha, the other owner, about food in Berlin, tastes and cultural differences between America and Germany. They wanted to bring both together, using that lovely Baking Powder and Baking Soda we miss from back home into their foods here. The cheesecake we had was a hybrid of both cultures and had some great flavors to it. Not too heavy and not too sweet, the pumpkin topping had a great taste to it. They had a bunch of other self made snacks there from biscuits, to cookies and breads, and even salads and other lunch/snack/dinner foods available for purchase. They also have a bar and serve wine and cocktails. They are looking to diversify their business by showing movies, hosting events, and having a great spot on the street with outside seating (in warmer weather), and starting to serve brunch with Pancakes! Yum! I know where I'll be in these next coming months in this great city. With great welcoming energy, positive outlook and creativity, I think Sing Blackbird will flourish quite well and I will definitely enjoy another cup of tea and snack there!
I love antique and Junk shops so I'm probably a little biased. This shop is crammed full of stuff…read moreincluding, jewelry, clocks, books and comics, ceramics, porcelain, picture frames and antique and vintage furniture and ornaments. The man who runs the shop is Friendly and will haggle on a price which is always good. When It comes to these kinds of shops I have no time for the inflexible shopkeepers and haggling is part of the game :-) I would caution everyone who goes here (or to any other market of this type) to check the items particularly closely before you settle on a price. I often see objects with replacement parts, parts missing or sets or objects that are incomplete, chipped, cracked and/or broken. Shopkeepers will naturally drop the price substantially if you point out any flaws and will probably offer a good price if they are already aware of the flaws.
My husband and I went on a trip to Berlin recently and found this little shop while we were walking…read morearound. This is a fantastic little store with fun souvenirs from local artists and businesses. They have a great selection of books, postcards, prints & posters, knickknacks, t-shirts, and artsy/designy things that I love. They also have espresso! The shop owner was very nice too. As tourists in Berlin, we definitely love stores that benefit local artists and businesses owners over the usual boring souvenir shops.
Cool owner, cool shop, cool stuff. You can have a blast just checking out a film in the back room…read moreor browsing the random goods throughout the store. A little touristy for my taste, but then again, the steps up to the shop are the site of a postcard photoshoot. Enjoy!
As such a lovely little café. Good coffee. Didn't test the cake as I thought it was a bit strange…read moreto be awkward about using the yelp free-coffee voucher... so won't be back. Coffee sells with a smile not a smirk. :-/
Great cakes and tarts. Very friendly service and cute knick knacks to buy.read more