I can't count how many times I've glanced at this place from the bus window, and thought, 'Meh'…read more For some reason I figured it was overpriced - one of those Södermalm 'vintage' shops which sell grandma's clothes after adding a few zeros to the price tag. Finally I decided that was a silly assumption and that I should check it out. And boy am I glad I did! When I first walked in I thought the shop was teeny tiny, but I turns out it's just made up of several different rooms. Pros: Not crowded Nice music Lots of gym shoes, cheap and in good condition Vintage brand name items No used H&M or Lindex crap like many second-hand stores Great selection of long fancy gowns Low prices Cons: I didn't actually find anything I wanted to buy. Shop is poorly organized When I say poorly organized, I mean that there is no logic in where things are placed. However, it is still very tidy and clean, with nothing lying around out of place. It's not much of a complaint really, it just means you have to poke around a bit more. BUT, I did decide that this place gets the trophy for Best Place to Prepare for a Costume Party. If you ever have a themed party - 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s - then skip Beyond Retro and come here instead. Sure, you can find everything at Beyond Retro, but it will cost you 400 SEK or more, whereas here prices are more towards 150 SEK. I noticed tons of sparkly tops, long gowns, drop-waist dresses, denim galore, bags, shoes, and more. Humana obviously selects their items somehow, as it's not full of last season's H&M like most second-hand stores. If you come here you do know that you will be finding worthwhile items.

It's a thrift store that's definitely been curated. The inventory isn't a mixed bag, but skewed…read moretowards a young hipstery crowd. It reminded me of the old shops on Haight Ashbury back in the 90s, a little grunge and anti-establishment. The prices weren't outrageous, but I didn't buy anything as I felt like I probably could find these back in San Francisco. I went during a weekday afternoon, so there were only teenagers around and it did feel a little Urban Outfitters-esque.

I freaking love this place, truly a staple in the Stockholm secondhand shopping scene. I was only…read moreintroduced to Filippa K after moving to Sweden and quickly fell in love -- this store exclusively sells Filippa K secondhand items, and the stock changes quite frequently. That being said, a lot of the clothing is basically new and/or still has the tags, so clothes are generally in new/almost new condition. The prices are on the higher side, which is kind of a given all things considering, but worth it. If you are visiting Stockholm or happen to be in the Zinkensdamm area, definitely stop by and check this shop out! Who knows, you might leave with something realllly nice :)

From the owner: The Vintage Boutique är en av Stockholms äldsta och mest eftertraktade second hand butiker med…read morefokus på lyxmärken. Med en 12 årig historia i ryggen väljer jag endast in lyxmärken med största omsorg baserat på kvalité och garanti på äkthet. Jag erbjuder ett utbud med hög kvalité, dedikerad och högklassig service med mycket god kunskap om det jag säljer. Hos oss hittar du märken som Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada, Balenciaga, Valentino och många fler. I många år har jag haft några av världens mest kända svenska och internationella stjärnor som stamkunder.

Cool second hand clothes and accessories for man and woman. It s quite big and cheap. Good place to…read morefind nice hats!

From the owner: Beyond Retro's vintage and secondhand clothing shop in Södermalm has become The destination for…read morelocals looking for something truly special and sustainable for their individual style. Popular for its huge range of affordable iconic brands such as Levis, Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, adidas, plus rails and rails of one-of-a-kind vintage dresses, jackets and childrens clothes, the shop is only moments away from Zinkensdamm and Mariatorget stations, in the heart of the most creative neighbourhood in Stockholm.

This large thrift store that supports charity has a significant variety of merchandise. I'd say…read moremostly falling under housewares, clothing, shoes, jewelry, and such. Real bargain prices. I won't get verbose about it -- will just say if you're in the area and needing anything during your travels stop here and see if you can fill the need and support their operation at the same time.

Most adorable shop ever! I found this place thinking it's a second hand shop, but they also sell…read morefirst hand items that's curated locally with local artists. I didn't end up buying anything second hand, but found and admired an English JAJ Pyrex dish. I did, however, purchased a cute kitty cutting/serving board, and a Stockholm dish towel, both were new and sourced locally. The lady that helped us was kind and super helpful. They take cash too if you decided to pull some out at the airport and haven't found a place to use it yet. Help them save some credit card fees. Cutest little shop!

Judits Second Hand is "high-end" fashion second hand for women, on the expensive side. When selling…read moreyour garments at Judits. They give you 40% of what they charge in the store. So If you want the convenience , you might want to try Judits. However, if you want the money you might want to try and sell somewhere else. They do have a good selection of womens clothing and accessories.

Fascinating store with a variety of selections. Clothing, books, china, fancy souvenirs, linens,…read moreeven small toys. Too my eye, prices were good but space in my suitcase was not. I was hoping for a pair of warm gloves. The gloves I brought aren't warm enough. I saw a hat I liked but I have too many back home. Someone was looking at a pretty sweater that I liked but I couldnt see the price. Last trip we went to several of these stores all over the city but this is the best of the bunch. Clean and attractively laid out. We did purchase something here 2 years ago and as I recall, it was well wrapped for the trip home. I will return before we leave.

Love this little thrift store, you can find so many unique items hereread more

I like Emmaus Vintage. Having said that, I prefer Emmaus Second-Hand, right next door!…read more The vintage store is the underworld, quite literally. Whereas the second-hand shop is above ground, this one takes you down below into a cellar. But the best part is the stairway - the stone ceiling is always lavishly decorated, sometimes with flowers, sometimes with utensils! The store is pretty small but still has a decent collection, and has both mens' and womens' items. Vintage-loving men will like this place. The prices are too high in my opinion, but I'm a cheapskate - I prefer the second-hand store because it is both cheaper and larger, with a broader selection. I don't think I've ever bought something at the vintage store...but it's still worth a look. :)