What an awful excuse for a thrift shop. If you want to pay basically new prices for used clothes…read morefrom the 1920's til 1970's that are hideous, then this is your store. If you are a normal thrift shopper you will find nothing here except expensive pieces from the past and none of any resale value. The location is good, right in the center for easy access and the selection is huge, a large basement type area makes up the bulk of the store. Their prices range, but hover around 200 nok+ per item. If you ask me, that isn't a thrift store at all, that's a rip off. They also offer 90 nok and 50 nok racks sometimes, which are very limited and don't really offer nice things anyways. Overall I wouldn't go back to this store, wasn't my thing and was way too expensive for no reason and also smelled bad.

We were on vacation from the U.S. and I love stopping into thrift stores in every country I visit…read more This store was super fun. I found a great purple coat made in Finland that was only $20 u.s. The store was clean, fair priced with a good selection.

Wonderful little shop that sells clothes, accessories, home decor and skin products. StudioBazar…read morecarries its own range of clothing which includes kimonos, dresses and shoes made in India and Morocco, as well as one of a kind vintage silk kimonos from Japan. The leather bags on display are made to order by owner the owner herself, who also sells some of her artwork here. Amongst other brands, StudioBazar carries L:A Bruket, Saint Olio cleaners, and it's the only place in Norway you can get Captain Blankenship organic beauty products.

As a previous reviewer mentioned, this is such a great concept and I wish I had thought of it! I…read morelove all things retro and mid century, and I love hot drinks and treats too, so Retrolykke Kaffebar is a natural fit! The proprietor was so friendly, and she was curious about where I was from since I was speaking english. I told her Seattle and she thought that was cool. She also showed this interest in a young couple that came in a little after me... they too were from Seattle and had just moved here like me! The gal exclaimed this was definitely meant to be! And I agree! Anyway, I ordered the Varm Sjokolade (hot chocolate) I can easily say it's the best I've ever had. It was a huge cup meant for slow sipping while browsing the cool vintage items displayed for sale. I enjoyed my time at Retrolykke Kaffebar. It was so good, so cozy, and so friendly it can easily be a regular stop for me.

Hand picked retro and midcentury items such as lamps, cathrineholm, Erik Kold etc AND a nice cuppa…read moreof coffee! What a great concept! Wish I had come up with that myself! Some items are overpriced and others a bargain, you decide for yourself. If you wanna have a retro chat while having your coffee - go here! The owner is very nice and needless to say; retro :)

This store is in the city centre and their latest one. It is tidy and appetizing - makes me want to…read morebuy something. The shop assistants are very nice and they have arranged clothes by colors. Moreover, they have a design section where the clothes are more pricy. I bought a Dior blouse there, though it is fake, I will keep it and remind myself that the money go to a good cause and that I found a Designers Remix sweater to 60kr, so it sort of evens up to a good price :) They also sell redesign, some books and records.

I was visiting Oslo and wanted to buy a traditional vintage hand knit sweater or cardigan. I passed…read moreby this store on my way to a restaurant around the corner one night (store was already closed) and came back the next day. They have a couple clothing racks with just Norwegian hams knits. I bought a great long cardigan/sweater coat - hand knit wool - for just $60. All other sweaters ranged about $50-$60 which I think is a great price. The rest of the selection of other vintage items in the store I wasn't too crazy about - but I'm comparing to vintage stores in NYC and Brooklyn. Store itself is nice and clean and all merchandise is nicely organized. There's another vintage store in the area called Uff. I liked Fretex more. Bur in general both of these stores are more like thrift shops rather than true vintage.

worst service ever. they never answer. they only lie on their website. i never recived any help.read more

Hello! I made a return and was supposed to get a electronic voucher card for my return but i have…read morespent 5 days calling everyday to Massimodutti online Customerservice and its not been resolved yet. Its very frustrating that people gave me false promises that it will be resolved the same day or the day after but its never happening! As i have no other way to get it fixed other that calling customer service and people answering the phone not knowing what the problem is Im taking this out on social media and file a legal case against it. I have spent 20-30 mins everyday for 5 days to get My money or voucher card and everyday they promise to get it fixed with 24 hrs but nothing has been done yet. This was the worse customer service i ever experienced!!!! Watch out folks who are making a return or a online purchase!!