From the owner: We specialise in Finnish vintage gems for example vintage Marimekko and Vuokko.read more

The number one vintage boutique in Helsinki. Rare finds and big price tags, but so worth the visit…read more Top hats, feathers, sequins and rhinestones. This shop is often featured in Finnish fashion magazines as the source of special items in photoshoots. Ranges from fashionable retro stuff to delicate antiques.

The best vintage clothing store I've ever been to in THE WORLD. This is not a thrift shop or second…read morehand store; it's not cheap but the best quality vintage shouldn't be. It feels filled with wonder and history like a museum but cozy and inviting like someone's home. (There is even an adorable dog sleeping peacefully in shop). You will find women's clothing for all occasions and seasons and a wide array of accessories and underpinnings. There's even a men's section, which looked impressive too. Amazing selection aside, the owner is so knowledgeable and kind. She knows the origins of every piece in her shop. I stumbled upon the store by accident and ended up spending hours trying on wedding dresses and evening gowns, learning a lot about vintage clothing history in the process. There is an impressive amount of dead stock items too. I can't wait to return here, it was a really special place.

I love vintage clothing and try to shop 2nd hand whenever possible. I stumbled upon this gem…read moreduring a trip to the supermarket and I'm so glad I did! Since my first visit I've accumulated quite a few awesome, smaller sized items (the store is focused on men's wear, but stocks small sizes and unisex stuff for the ladies) including a Gucci sweater, Pendleton wool shirt, and Carhartt work pants. They have a lot of mint condition brand names to choose from, and quite a variety (har,har) of styles and brands represented. The owner is helpful and conversational, as well as knowledgable about his stock. If you love vintage clothing and are in Helsinki, this should be your first stop!

Cool pieces but a very small shop and kind of awkward. In the photos it looks much bigger but it…read moreactually is quite small and doesn't have many racks. Also it was quite pricey. If you're willing to spend a few extra bucks for vintage designer pieces like Kappa or Champion, (they also have vintage sports jerseys) this is a great option for you. I guess it depends when you go and when they restock and get new items.

Tässä pienemmässä Hakaniemen FIDAssa ei ole myynnissä huonekaluja, muuten ok kirppis.read more

A great thrift store in the center of Helsinki, and an easy walk from the train station…read more They had a good selection of stuff, knick knacks and clothing alike - even a few pieces of furniture in the back. It was pretty cheap for Finland. Still a lot more expensive than in the states, or in some other european countries, but it's Helsinki! Everything's expensive. Still, I found a nice vintage bathing suit for 12 euros, and a summer skirt for 7. That's about 1/10th of what things cost in the department stores, so I'd call it a wonderful bargain, and a fun place to poke around in the afternoon.

Very cute little store in Kallio. The owner was kind enough to help me in English and I was able to…read morefind a couple of one of a kind souvenirs that were distinctly Finnish. If I lived in Helsinki I would go there a lot more!

From the owner: Olo-huone "livingroom" is a second hand & lifestyle store in Kruununhaka selling vintage furniture,…read moreclothes, jewellery and handicrafts. You can also enjoy great coffee and tea in a unique atmosphere. Come and make yourself at home!

This small shop is located in the eastern part of the city center, a short tram ride away. Focus is…read moreon retro fashions for young people and jewelry. Easy to afford prices for a second hand shop that is not a flea market or charity shop. If loud prints and polyester from the 60-70s rock your wardrobe, shop here.

From the owner: Ansassa myydään tarkoin valikoitua vintagea naisille. Valikoimasta löytyy hyväkuntoisia vaatteita,…read morekenkiä, laukkuja, hattuja ja koruja 20-80-luvuilta. Tuotteet poimitaan ympäri maailmaa. Lisäksi myynnissä Ansan oma korumallisto.

Located on lovely Kaivopuisto waterfront, this place is the Buckingham Palace of…read moresecondhand/consignment stores. Possibly my favorite place to spend an hour or two perusing for treasures. There's a lot of junk (again...I really hate when people try to sell their old junky H&M crap and promotional t-shirts and such when they really ought to just be donated to people who can use them) but also a lot of great stuff to be found. Shoes, dishware, jeans (my favorite!), handbags, etc...there really is something for everyone. The underground, mouse-maze aesthetic of the space makes shopping here even more fun. I think their booth rental prices start at around 50e/week. On my almost-daily walks through Kaivopuisto, I almost-daily stop in to see what's new. Best Kirppis in Helsinki so far for my taste and wallet.