This thrift store is large and well sorted…read more You can find everything from glass ware and household goods to books and toys and even sunglasses. Their clothing section is huge - and nice. Children, men and women. Babies clothes are hardly used and really cute. Price tags are SEK10-20 for baby clothing and around SEK50 for adults. Winter jackets and coats are SEK100-400. Shoes are clean and nice, some never used, SEK80. The shoes are not well worn. Most glass and china are SEK10-20. It is clean and perfectly ok.

I wish we had one of these in Stockholm!…read more Swappis has a brilliant business model - one which I've seen plenty in the US, but not in Sweden. It's a thrift shop, sure, like any other - but not like any other. You can donate your clothes here and get points to shop with! Basically, if you bring in your old clothes then you get half off on the new-used items here. It's a lot of fun - the shop is colourful, kitschy and vibrant, and when I was there it was haphazardly sorted after decade. They use old records and lamps and posters in their décor, and even the dressing rooms are glamorous. It's a true treasure trove, with a lot of junk but great gems as well, like any second hand store. And the atmosphere and opportunity to swap in your old items makes it a favourite for me! I found an adorable 30s-looking floral dress, probably from the 60s or 70s, but definitely with vintage flair. It was 90 kronor - just 45 if you drop off donations. How can you beat that? Hopefully they open in Stockholm soon!

This little thrift shop has more things to sell than they can stock. it is super cramped…read moreeverywhere. By the book shelves i couldn't even see what books they have without standing across a table. You can always bargain even if to me, most of the things sold looks like junk. There are better thrift stores that seems to be more careful when accepting goods. Everything is super cheap - so happy hunting!