I went to the location in De Pjip and was thrilled to find a shocking variety of cool thrift…read moreclothing that fit well. I use the word shocking because thrift and/or independent clothing stores typically do not stock for sizes 10 and up. This one does, and the stock is awesome and friendly for twenty-somethings - what a sweet surprise! The clothing prices are a fair, and shoes are affordable. I picked up an immaculate pair of Birkenstocks for 17 euro. All in all, this is a model shop and I wish every city had one like it. More sizes, more positivity, more authenticity.

Really Special concept store with everything that you can imagine. Especially well stocked on the…read moreVintage department. Love the Designer vintage pieces from Just Vintage. Christian Dior, Nina Ricci, Givenchy and even pieces from Chanel...

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Very very cool store for vintage clothing, shoes, accessories and jewelry- some which is new. The…read morestaff is helpful and the store has a whimsical atmosphere. Great range of dresses. and especially boots. Dangerous as there is always something to buy to add to my collection.

Really great place. Lots lots lots to offer for ladies...dresses, shirts, skirts, sun glasses,…read morescarfs, bags, etc. A great style. Inventive and fun clothes that fit really well. Some new, some vintage. Nice staff. Good prices. You can get things for cheap and can also spend €125 on a pair of Christian Dior vintage glasses (fabulous, I want them!) so they have something for everyone. Check it out for sure.

Really cool vintage store in a cool street with lots of other awesome shops. You can find really…read morenice pieces here and also great shoes. Prices are fine and the vibe in the shop is really cool! The shop is filled with stuff so you will have to take your time. I always like to search through the many items, to find a nice new treasure for my collection :)

Lots of genuine 80s and 90s clothing, which was amazing. Such nice workers and the vibes are…read moreinsane. This place was so nicely organized and was even sorted by color in some sections. You can tell that whoever puts these clothes in store really works hard. It was more expensive than thrift stores I've been to but the price is worth it! Would definitely recommend.

"Consignment supplemented with vintage treasures!"…read more Over my many visits and purchases from this neighborhood boutique I have come to love the owner. She has such a great eye and appreciates the styles from every era. Though she has a great deal of consignment, I have found my most special vintage items at Rosa Rosa's, and at a price that is usually below that of more trendy vintage shops in the city. I love the little groupings of items and colors around the store. I usually don't go a single month without taking something home from my favorite little boutique.

I found more consigned clothes (incl zara and h&m - odd to have second-hand low quality items on…read moresale) here than vintage. That said, there were some great, moderately priced pieces in great condition. I do quite like the shoe and hat collection but found the pricing a little high for the value/quality. Worth popping in if you're in the neighborhood. Pin and cash only.

What a fab shop! I Love Vintage, indeed!!…read more The Mr & I were walking to our brunch destination when we had taken a wrong turn & ended up passing by, right as they were opening. I saw a Cartoon Dress being wheeled out to a sidewalk display & soon as I saw this dress, I knew it had to be MINE Noting where this shop was, we returned that afternoon & there was a huge crowd & a waiting list for the dressing room - an actual waiting list I loved this concept - the girl helping us took my dresses so we could continue browsing & then she came to find us when it was my turn to model my finds That cartoon dress was sheer awesomeness! I also found another 1920s-style dress that was hand-beaded & too lovely to pass up Best part is that they participate in VAT free shopping so I got my taxes back! Happy to also find out they have a website & ship all over the world so I'll be keeping my eye on this shop going forward!

I totally love this store! I love Vintage, it's one of my favorite clothing stores in Amsterdam. I…read morelove me some vintage! If your a big fan of vintage clothes, then I would recommend you stopping through this store near Prinsegracht. They have a collection of Brand New Vintage items from the roaring1920's, 1940's, 1950's and 1960's style. You can also purchase retro clothes here as well too. They have a wide variety of unique items to get dolled up for any event. It's a wonderful store with plenty of clothes and accessories to browse through. I notice some vintage shops in Amsterdam can be a bit pricey but the list of Vintage Shops that I am yelping about prices are pretty reasonable and moderate.

This may be my favorite second hand store in the city. Not only does it have a great selection at…read morereasonable prices, it's very well organized. No digging and rummaging to find a great deal - sorted by color, shoes neatly placed and jeans organized by size. Such a refreshing change. There's an ample amount of roomy dressing rooms. A large kids section. Some items for men too. I recently went with a friend and I walked away with an awesome high quality leather jacket for 65E and she walked away with an excellent condition Tommy Hilfiger tweed blazer for 40E.

Tutti Frutti (located at Bilderdijstraat 147 - not De Clerqstraat) is, as they say in Dutch, a heel…read moreleuk second hand store for clothing (that loosely means 'very fine'). I've been there twice, both times finding items. One in the summer and once in September (last week). Recently I left the store with way more than I had intended....a pair of jeans that fit perfect for 15 euro, a dress (perfect for the office and also for a party with the right accessories) for about 30 euro, and a red purse for 10 euro. So, prices vary. It is not the cheapest second hand/vintage shop around, but their items are quality and the store is laid out well, so that you don't need to dig. The following morning I went back and picked up a sweater I had been eyeing, as well. As I said...too much! I was with a friend and she bought a trench coat and two tops to wear to the office. The biggest problem with this store is that it is too close to my apartment, and therefore it is too easy to shop there. They are open late on Thursdays, which is very convenient. They also have what looks like a decent selection of men's clothes and their little baby second hand winter coats are so cute!

Fun vintage store we stopped by today where my husband tried on an olive green sweater and a black…read moreshort sleeved collared shirt with paisley, and ended up buying the shirt! We had fun exploring this multi level store with a narrow spiral staircase on one side and a regular one on the other side. The staff helping us was sweet and helpful. There are a few dressing rooms and a couple mirrors to check the fit of clothes. Two stools at the side for resting as needed.

i have been to a lot of vintage stores and their are much better. personally I found that it looked…read morelike stuff from goodwill just more organized. people running it are weird too and didn't say anything to me.

I love popping into here to see the latest things that the owner has added to her shop. I've bought…read moreart deco glassware here, a necklace and cognac decanter. But she also has purses, books, records. It's a small shop with great treasures. The prices are great. Definitely check out the items that she has outside - it's usually only 1E. Some great finds.