Where to find Stockholm's best vintage and second-hand shops

Shop with a clear conscience

Popular among vintage aficionados, this store's more than 200 square metres are packed with clothes, accessories, bags and shoes. The well-organised shelves with clothes from labels such as YSL, Gucci and Moschino are particularly hard to stay away from. What's more, all profits go to charity.

Well-stocked vintage mecca

Beyond Retro was an immediate success when it came to Stockholm and today it's a classic shopping destination, on a par with some of the largest etablished chains in the country. Their huge stores are filled to bursting with vintage and second-hand clothes and accessories and sharp eyes can usually spot the odd well-known blogger, as well as Stockholm fashion victims, browsing here.

400 square metres of second-hand and vintage

With a large second-hand store and a well-stocked vintage boutique right next door, Emmaus has lots to offer. Bag some designer bargains in the basement vintage shop as well as cheap but clean clothes on the ground floor.

Sustainable fashion

A trend-conscious and popular secondhand boutique near Odenplan where they really know their fashion. They sell selected clothes and accessories, from a range of desirable designers, many of them from the latest collections.

Hand-picked retro gem

Siv & Åke is run by two siblings with a passion for really great vintage finds. They sell hand-picked clothes and accessories from all over the world, from the Fifties to the Nineties. Jewellery, sunglasses and leather jackets - you'll find all these and more in their range. Art exhibitions are also organised in the store. 

Finger on the pulse

Hornsgatan 75 is the place to go for vintage and second-hand shoppers in the know. Prices are a little on the higher side than at other vintage boutiques, but this is usually made up for by the extremely fashion-conscious selection. The staff really know their style trends here.

Hand-picked togs for the trend-conscious man

Herr Judit is a well-stocked store for men with a serious passion for fashion. Every section is carefully thought out. Cardigans hang in colour-coordinated rows and the retro tables are laden with accessories. As well as clothes, bags and shoes, you can also find the odd stylish homeware item.

"High fashion"

As the name would suggest, this is a boutique with an emphasis on the exclusive. They stock gorgeous accessories, glam dresses, luxe jackets and highly desirable bags and shoes from brands such as Kenzo, Chanel, Furla, Miu Miu, Dior and Jimmy Choo.

Where Stockholm's passion for second-hand was born

You'll find a wide selection of women's clothes from different eras at Lisa Larsson near Nytorget. The owner (Lisa Larsson) was one of the first to introduce second-hand as a shopping concept in Stockholm. This trend-setter's passion for vintage is obvious from her eclectic but well-chosen selection.

Leather pros

If you're looking for something pre-worn in leather or suede, this is absolutely the place to come. Everything from biker jackets to winter coats, bags, accessories, boots and clothes are stocked in this store, which is run with real passion.

Nonprofit stores

Stadsmissionen has secondhand stores all over Stockholm. By buying clothes, furniture and household items here you're helping people get back on their feet and into employment. Don't forget to donate clothes and other items you no longer use - one person's trash is another's treasure.

Exclusive brands

Pearl, sister store to Aplace, stocks a carefully edited selection of high quality pre-loved clothes from exclusive brands. The store, in the heart of Hornstull, has clothes for both men and women, along with shoes and accessories.

Bag a timeless bargain

If you're a fan of Filippa K's classic Scandinavian style you can find some real bargains in the brand's own second-hand boutique. Previously worn garments in good condition with plenty of wear of them.

Vintage mecca

Modern Retro, which can be found on Gotlandsgatan in Södermalm, is a true vintage mecca with clothes and accessories dating from the 1920s to the 1990s. Browse among everything from lamps to shoes and accessories. Much of what they sell in the store is deadstock, ie. unused vintage clothes from old warehouses.

Clothes by the kilo

Along with second-hand clothes, Myrorna also sell everything from interiors and kitchen appliances to books and games. Take your time and have a good hunt through the store and you're sure to bag a bargain. At their Ropsten store you can buy clothes by the kilo.

Sustainable from start to finish

Adisgladis, right next to Mariatorget, stocks a range of clothes and accessories that are sustainably produced from start to finish. Organic, recycled, natural materials and ethical production methods are the name of the game.

Environmentally friendly near Hornstull

Ecosphere sells men's and women's clothes from sustainable brands with high standards of manufacture and design. As well as clothes, you'll also find skincare, jewellery and interiors items, all with the same emphasis on sustainability.