Cute vintage clothing shop with items for men & women. Shoes, handbags, sunglasses. Pretty good…read moreselection, I picked up an embroidered crop sweatshirt for 40€ and 70's looking sunglasses for 55€ (but others ran up to 120€). Located in Travastere, so it's nice to get away from the touristy crowds.

We searched high and low for this shop and finally found it in a cute neighborhood type spot. It's…read morecute and small. Caters to locals seems like which is cool. Lots of American brands and pieces. is really small for tHe amount of product they have and the staff was tepid. Nice stop but didn't buy anything.

This was insane amounts of fun, almost like a mini field trip into yesteryear, a blast from the…read morepast ... knick knacks, treasures and cool finds, full to the brim with skirts, dresses, tops of all manners, jackets, shoes, an d boots, belts, all sorts of accessories. It was cool just to see how the owner had artfully arranged everything. I spied the most adorable backpack in the world, seriously it was tiny, not even a foot tall in an Aztec pattern, for less than $20 dollars, even despite the euro to dollar conversion. It a small shop but very rich with offerings and it's reasonably priced, not one of those vintage shops where things are overblown and out of range. My husband saw a jacket and though it was a bit too worn, the leather on that thing was a sight to gape at. Awesome little shop full of wonder.

Lots of great finds and selection. While there was a variety of items, they seemed to have a deep…read morebench of handbags and shoes (my favorites). I also found the staff to be generous and warm. It's on my short list of places to check out when in Rome - and I share it with fellow shoppers!

The best vintage store in Rome for high end designer fashion…read more I arrived on a 100 degree day ready to expire, and they waited on me like old school sales...bringing me everything piece by piece for my approval, and I bought so many wonderful pieces of the highest quality for excellent prices. I can't thank them enough for taking care of me so lovingly. AAA+++

Sorry to say, we arrived here and it was a total bust. Dark, dank setting with piles of clothes…read more Totally disorganized. Not a fan. There are way better vintage shops in town, I would avoid this one.

A real thrift store with reasonable prices, original pieces and just everything you'd expect in a…read moresecond hand shop. (although the shop is pretty small)

Really excellent selection of clothes, all in very good condition and well organized. And the…read moreprices cannot be beat! I wasn't planning to do any thrift / vintage shopping on this trip but I'm glad I made the detour.

Such a funky shop! They have so many cute and quality pieces. They have so many options and was…read moreable to find a few pieces. Service was great. The items were fairly priced. I will come back to this store.

Fantastic secondhand / vintage store and oh boy, better allow yourself extra time to go through…read moreboth of these shops (they're next to each other) and explore - here you'll find sooooo many different clothes, shoes, bags, hats, accessoires, and much more from different decades of the 1900s. It's a total mix! Prices are good, more than reasonable actually and if you look closely, you can find some designer pieces. I do have to say, the clothes are in good condition - but it's not the best-of-the-best. Friendly service, soooooo many items to choose from and I fell in love with the 1940s leather suitcase. They're not opposed to bargaining and in the end, I managed quite a good deal for the suitcase, but it was still over my budget. Ah well, at least I tried and the service was super friendly. With a little "Doh!" [instert Homer Simpson voice]" I continued my quest, but definitely recommend this shop for a visit! Who knows what you'll find?!

We are an American couple who came to Rome to celebrate my birthday, graduation from my Masters…read moreprogram, and an early holiday. I love vintage shopping and have a large wardrobe of collector's items. The day before we were in Antichita' Carnovale and spent over $2,000.00 dollars on bags. I was so excited to visit Abiti Usati because I had such a wonderful experience at the other shop the day before. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a lovely older woman and we looked around a bit but wanted to see what else we could find. Next door was an extension of the shop and the owner refused to let us in. He said they were the same things and would allow us to enter and turned us away for no reason. I have never felt so awful and below someone in my entire life. I love Italy having lived here twice. I also love Rome and have bragged how wonderful the people are. The owner made me cry and ruined that moment on my last day of this trip. I would love to tell him just how awful he made me feel and the business he turned away as we were looking to purchase 7 leather jackets, a luxury piece of luggage, and a fur. Would not recommend to anyone because regardless of your opinion of Americans, we were treated like second class citizens, and being a good person is part of running a respectable business.

Ready for a throwback to the 1960s // 1970s // 1980s?! I…read moreLOVED this store and when you're looking for designer pieces, you can certainly find some here. I saw an amazing Max Mara overcoat, which, sadly, was too large for me - but I hope it finds a rightful owner. That coat deserves it! The shop is filled with all sorts of clothing and accessoires you can imagine, even memorabilia and pieces they don't sell but are on display. Great inspirational stuff I can tell you! When you're looking for an original & wearable piece or if you have a dressing-up party, you can definitely find it here. The 'flower power' garments, the 70s onepieces, the 80s neon prom dresses and velcrooooo! Something worth mentioning: they sell a lot of bags and GOOD ones! So if you're looking for a new (leather) purse or very nifty handbags, go and have a look!

After wandering a little, I found this store. It is on a street with other vintage shops but stands…read moreout by far. The shop itself is decorated impeccably by the owner's kitsch-obsessed wife. There are unique pieces like Daffy Duck bell bottoms and countless designer vintage items. Everything is reasonably priced, though some pieces are not for sale. The store is like a costume shop and a playground. The owner, Elio, is incredibly friendly and cooky in the most charming way. He shared his love of Fellini and brought out pieces he thought would look good on my friend and I. We all drank wine and played dress up! He suggested an orange 1980s Valentino dress that fit me like a glove and nearly gave it to me. One of my favorite parts of my trip to Rome!

A great find! I love to find antique/vintage markets to look through on my travels and this is…read moredefinitely a good one. Rome is not short on antique shops or vintage shops but budget ones are rare. This is the American equivalent of an antique mall where several dealers/pickers have their section or glass cabinet full of things up for sale. While this place has things in all price ranges, the selection is big and I could easily find some bargains. I ended up finding an item I liked in one of the locked glass cabinets and I easily spotted a staff member who quickly and in a friendly manner showed it to me, and later, had an English speaking person tell me where to pay and pick it up when I was done looking. The good size clothing section is particularly priced well, I saw nice leather jackets for 25 euro and a nice leather trimmed tote for 15. They of course have the high end name brand stuff section for more. There's a large furniture section which included several mid century Italian design items that would be much much more in the states, for example a 50s Italian love seat with all the right curves and metal peg legs was only 200 euro when I could see it being thousands in the US. The neighborhood is a bit off the way if you're staying in the Vatican/Centro area but near the Termini station, tho surely worth the treck!

One of the best used markets in Rome. Good finds on unusual pieces although some things are a bit…read morepricey. Furniture, clothing, household accessories, kitchen, dvd's, books and music. Worth visiting since it is one of the largest and most selective in the city. It even has a stylish bar inside also with outdoor seating and off street parking.