A five story Primark store in the heart of Amsterdam and provide an escalator or elevator for the…read morejourney up. The wife needed a few pairs of longer socks for our next country of Ireland which is colder than most of Europe right now, especially at night. They only had a small selection of the high socks and not the right size, but settled for a pair of sandals for 1.3€ - what a deal. We've been to several Primarks in the United States but the size of this one is overwhelming. FYI: this was NOT a paid attraction in Amsterdam.

I stumbled on this Primark while exploring the endless canals. I had no idea they have stores…read moreoutside of the states. From the outside, it seems it would not be big; however, to my surprise, there are multiple levels and sectioned for any and everything you can think of. Men/Women/Children's clothing, accessories, makeup, etc. It was like a maze! Needless to say, for that reason I was inside far longer than I anticipated. One thing they have in common is the same great prices. I guess that may be a company standard worldwide, which is a good thing! I purchased an adorable bucket hat and a few other accessories as keepsakes.

From the owner: De Amsterdamsche Fashion Outlet is een high-end Fashion Outlet voor de moderne en modebewuste…read morevrouw, die op zoek is naar exclusieve en 'classy' kleding tegen sterk gereduceerde prijzen. Onze collectie bevat zowel kleine al grote maten (34 tot 46).

Amazing store with stunning unique styled minimalist style clothing and accessories for men's,…read moreladies and kids. Quite expensive but really great quality, the styles don't date and everything lasts for years. One of my favorite brands ever!

I am a big fan of COS, but I just wish this store was much bigger. My favorite shop is the one in…read moreAntwerp, because it's so much better. However, I look forward to the day they expand this store in Amsterdam. Prices are reasonable and customer service is always helpful.

A Friendly vintage and retro outlet to shop for furniture, home accessories or pick up or drop off…read moreyour postal packages. I notice sometimes you might come across a few interesting vintage garments as well in here. They are located in Cruquius shopping center, which is one of the big outlets in between Heemstede and Haarlem. There are a variety of big shops in this shopping center. The previous pictures on Yelp doesn't really give an accurate perspective of the current shop. So keep that in mind, it's definitely worth a visit.

The Vintage Store is a huge second hand/ vintage shop in Heemstede. Their are many spots to park…read moreyour car since this place is a bit outside the center. This shops has a lot of everything! Lots of clothing, books, furniture and more. It is great! I love this place especially for the clothing. Everything is very well sorted and their really are many treasures to find. The clothing department really feels like a hip city vintage shop but with better prices! I think they really decorated this place very well! Except the furniture department. Which is on the top floor. This department isn't very organized and prices are quite high. Also the stuff isn't that great. What I also like about this place are the spacious and nicely decorated fitting rooms. I also like that they have a café! With quite a lot of seats. It's very cheap and you can have a coffee with a piece of apple pie here! Nice :)

Seriously! This shop was a real lifesaver for me. I had my connecting flight out of Amsterdam…read morecanceled and I was stuck for an additional 30hrs with an ill equipped carryon. This little shop has everything you could possible need and at a very affordable price point. I was able to purchase a new top, underwear and snacks to keep me going until my flight the next day. They have everything from baggage tags and scales to bras to toys to phone cases! Seriously everything! You can find them on the departures 3 side of the Schiphol airport (before security).

Selection seemed small but compare to the US, prices were cheaper. Not as cheap as Italy, but still…read morebetter! Employees were nice and said hello upon entering. They also went out of their way to show me suggestions for what I was shopping for. Didn't find exactly the wallet I liked, but they were very nice, welcoming, non-judgmental despite being in scruffy vacation outfits.

Great staff!! I wanted a special bag and the service rep even held it for me when I said I would…read morereturn the next day. They gave me flavored sparkling water while I looked around the store as well.

Purchased a watch made in 1943 after falling in love with it in the window. I tried it on and the…read moreman assisting noted that the band was not in top shape (not the original band but close in time to it). He insisted upon supplying me with an additional band (for free) fitting it, and giving me the old one, noting: "we ensure a proper experience in this shop." Professional, knowledgable, and very friendly; I have nothing but good things to say about my experience. I will certainly go back for my next watch.

Great Hema winkle in the Station Amsterdam Centraal. It's not small by any means but smaller than a…read morelot of their other locations. But the selection is close to what you'd find down on Kalverstraat or de Kinkerstraat. Most of the staff appears to be laboring away at that food area near the front window. People do line up to buy that stuff. It does look good! So I guess if and when I'm traveling in a hurry and want something prepared, I'll go there. The Hema person working there smiled at me today when I was shopping, looking at the fresh bread selection. I had my face mask on and even though I smiled back, not sure if she saw it. I think she did. Nice place. One of the flagship stores at Centraal station. I'm so glad it's open again!

I guess the best analogy I can make of Hema to any store in the US would be that it is similar to a…read moreTarget. They are all over the city, super convenient and carry items of utility for low prices (well by European standards). After coming from the other side of the Equator (and clearly not well prepared for the brutal Dutch wind), my fingers were about to fall off from frostbite. I came in here desperately seeking warmth and shelter from the snow and wind. Oh yea, I needed gloves too. I found a nice pair of fleece gloves for 7 Euros. Hey, not too bad. They kept me warm the whole time I was in A'stam and now I have them safely stowed away in my luggage, ready for another use and hopefully in back in the land of Hema :-)