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!

Not cheap but such great fashion. The space is a former cinema so the chandelier and glowing round…read moreceiling give the shop a chic boutique feel. Go past the front door/section to see how deep this place is. Nothing shabby here beyond the 1 Euro bins up front.

Big secondhand store. The quality of the goods is pretty good. Only a few new items. The pricing is…read morerather high on average, although there are sale sections.

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.

Cool vintage stuff. The owner seems to like it so much that it is sometimes hard to purchase a…read morepiece;)

Awesome store for finding trendy vintage clothing. They have a large selection of Levi jeans,…read moreconverse, Jean jackets, track jackets, print shirts, etc. I love how the store is decorated and very organized. Decent prices. The pair of shorts I wanted were 18 euros.

So far the closest I have found to quality salvation-army-style shopping in Berlin, with plenty of…read morejunk and items of questionable quality to sort through in search of diamonds and treasures. Items are roughly divided into two separate pricing categories: some are hand-picked and individually-priced; anything without a specific price designation costs 13,99 euro a kg. If you're looking for a vintage fedora your search is over. Bins and bins of hats abandoned by old German men seem to be the theme here, about 10 euro each. Also home to a vast rainbow of bright pouffy, ribbony 80s-style party dresses.

This is a pretty good spot for vintage thrift shopping. They charge by the weight of the clothes,…read moreso a kilo costs €19,99. The place has a cool vibe and it is fun to shop there. They have a pretty good shoe selection, too. I really like this neighborhood, so would definitely return if I were in the area.

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