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15 Best Second-Hand Stores in Stockholm

Second hand stores in Stockholm can serve very different shoppers, from Y2K and statement fashion hunters to parents seeking affordable pre-owned children’s goods. This guide separates focused vintage stops from broader shops with varied clothing and accessories.

Think about whether you want curated everyday fashion, a large selection, unusual pieces or a budget-friendly browse. It is also worth checking buying arrangements if you plan to sell or refresh your wardrobe.

How this guide is ordered

The options are organised by shopping purpose: fashion-led vintage, Y2K and statement pieces, broad browsing, affordable wardrobe building and pre-owned children’s goods. Current stock and selling arrangements can vary, so confirm details before visiting. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Apans Andra Hand #1

Apans Andra Hand

4.854 reviews
Peter Myndes backe 8, 118 46 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Y2K and statement fashion

Apans Andra Hand is a Stockholm second-hand destination with a strong Y2K direction and a taste for distinctive fashion. Alongside designer pieces, the shop offers unusual finds that appeal to shoppers who want something more expressive than standard vintage basics.

The selection can be relatively premium, but its character lies in the opportunity to discover statement garments and era-specific details. It is a natural fit for fashion-led browsing and for anyone building a wardrobe around bold, recognisable pieces.

HUMANA Second Hand #2

HUMANA Second Hand

4.1453 reviews
Timmermansgatan 23, 118 55 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Thrift shoppers who enjoy browsing a large, varied selectionVisitors looking for distinctive clothes and accessories at different price points

HUMANA Second Hand brings together a broad, contemporary mix of pre-owned clothing, footwear and accessories in Stockholm. The assortment can feel pleasantly unpredictable, with stylish pieces, clearly marked prices and plenty of distinctive finds alongside everyday options.

It is a rewarding stop for anyone who enjoys taking time to browse rather than following a tightly edited selection. The shop’s central setting and quick-visit format make it easy to add to a city day, while the wide variety gives patient shoppers a good chance of uncovering something unusual.

ARKIVET Second Hand Östermalm #3

ARKIVET Second Hand Östermalm

4.265 reviews
Nybrogatan 44, 114 41 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Fashion-led second-hand shoppers

ARKIVET Second Hand Östermalm offers a polished, fashion-conscious way to shop pre-owned clothing in Stockholm. The selection ranges from familiar high-street names to more premium labels, with garments presented neatly enough to make browsing feel focused and rewarding.

There is a strong chance of finding a contemporary piece with personality, although the pricing can sit above a typical bargain-led thrift shop. It suits shoppers in their thirties and anyone who appreciates a curated rack where a little patience may reveal a particularly good coat, dress or accessory.

Myrorna #4

Myrorna

4246 reviews
Hornsgatan 96, 118 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Affordable, varied second-hand shopping

Myrorna is a welcoming Stockholm second-hand store arranged across two floors, with a particularly useful selection of women’s clothing. The atmosphere is cosy and the assortment extends beyond fashion, including men’s pieces, home items and affordable music finds.

Its clear organisation makes it easy to browse quickly, while the occasional standout dress or unexpected household discovery rewards a slower look. Myrorna works well for shoppers who want variety without a highly specialised format and for anyone happy to combine practical purchases with a little treasure hunting.

Bye Buy Concept AB #5

Bye Buy Concept AB

4.183 reviews
Sankt Eriksgatan 60, 112 34 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Parents looking for affordable pre-owned baby and children’s goods

Bye Buy Concept AB specialises in selected second-hand goods for babies and children, making it a practical Stockholm stop for families who want to extend the life of everyday essentials. The range covers children’s clothing, shoes and useful equipment, with dedicated finds for different stages of family life.

Its appeal lies in combining breadth with approachable prices: shoppers can look for outerwear, feeding items, nursing equipment, footwear and other child-related needs in one place. The well-kept merchandise and helpful service give the shop a more considered feel than a typical mixed thrift store, while the quick-visit format keeps it convenient for busy parents.

Lisa Larsson Second Hand #6

Lisa Larsson Second Hand

4.167 reviews
Bondegatan 48, 116 33 Stockholm, Sweden

Lisa Larsson Second Hand is a Stockholm stop for distinctive vintage clothing and carefully selected pieces from different eras. The shop rewards a patient browse through racks and shelves, where premium finds can sometimes sit at more approachable prices than expected.

Its character comes from the sense of discovery: one visit may turn up a memorable garment, an elegant vintage treasure or a piece with real personality. The setting suits shoppers who prefer a curated, individual selection over standard high-street styles.

Vintage Lounge #7

Vintage Lounge

4.611 reviews
Skeppar Karls gränd 3, 111 30 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Collectors of unusual vintage piecesShoppers seeking statement jewellery or playful gifts

Vintage Lounge brings a playful, eclectic spirit to second-hand shopping in Stockholm. Its collection extends beyond clothing into vintage toys, jewellery and unusual original pieces, creating a browsing experience full of colour and surprise.

Some items sit at the higher end because of their originality, but the range also leaves room for budget-friendly discoveries. In-store shopping, pick-up and delivery options add flexibility, while the distinctive assortment makes this a particularly enjoyable place to spend time rather than simply make a quick purchase.

VintageMall #8

VintageMall

569 reviews
Gamla Brogatan 23, 111 20 Stockholm, Sweden

VintageMall is a central Stockholm boutique built around distinctive second-hand clothing and unique vintage pieces. Some garments come from film-set collections and have seen little wear, giving the selection an unusual costume and fashion-world connection alongside more wearable everyday finds.

The range is varied, prices are approachable and the atmosphere is friendly rather than intimidating. It is a rewarding stop for anyone looking for a memorable garment, a conversation piece or a piece of vintage with genuine character.

Reys Market #9
What stands out
  • Curated men’s vintage outerwear

Reys Market

4.958 reviews
Katarina Bangata 44, 116 39 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Men’s vintage jackets1980s and 1990s sportswear

Reys Market is a Stockholm vintage clothing shop with a carefully selected range of men’s clothing, including jackets, long coats, winter pieces, concert T-shirts and retro sportswear from the 1980s and 1990s.

The collection is curated rather than overwhelming, with well-maintained garments and fair pricing. It is a particularly useful stop for anyone searching for distinctive men’s vintage outerwear, while the friendly, welcoming service makes browsing straightforward.

Slow Fashion Hub #10

Slow Fashion Hub

523 reviews
Hornsgatan 29C, 118 49 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Unique everyday fashionAffordable curated vintage

Slow Fashion Hub offers a strongly curated Stockholm second-hand clothing experience, with a selection that avoids the ordinary and leans into cute, unusual and highly wearable pieces. The owner’s warm presence and community-minded approach give the shop a distinctly personal feel, while the music adds to its upbeat atmosphere.

Prices are described as approachable, making the careful curation especially appealing for shoppers who want individuality without turning the search into a luxury exercise. In-store shopping and collection are available, and the shop also supports people who want to sell their own clothing.

118 Second Läder #11
What stands out
  • Restored vintage leather pieces

118 Second Läder

4.548 reviews
Odengatan 86, 113 22 Stockholm, Sweden

118 Second Läder is a Stockholm clothing store devoted to vintage leather, with a particularly strong focus on jackets and coats from earlier decades. The selection includes distinctive leather pieces, belts and shoes, with an interior that adds to the character of the visit.

This is restored vintage rather than low-cost thrift: jackets may receive new linings or repairs before being offered for sale, and prices reflect the work and materials involved. On-site sewing support can help with adjustments or repairs, while the patient service makes it easier to explore a large selection and find the right fit.

Thriftin’ #12

Thriftin’

520 reviews
Rörstrandsgatan 17, 113 41 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Men’s vintage clothingDistinctive wardrobe pieces

Thriftin’ takes a highly curated approach to vintage clothing, with a collection built around special statement pieces rather than generic basics. The atmosphere is cosy and welcoming, while the styling and presentation give the shop a boutique feel.

Its menswear selection and editorial edge make it a strong choice for shoppers searching for something distinctive, wearable and difficult to find elsewhere. Helpful staff add a useful layer of guidance without taking away from the pleasure of browsing.

REVOLV #13

REVOLV

4.922 reviews
Upplandsgatan 25, 113 60 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Vintage clothing huntersShoppers seeking distinctive wardrobe pieces

REVOLV is a Stockholm destination for used clothing with a distinctly vintage-minded selection. Its collection is described as carefully chosen, with the kind of appealing pieces that suit shoppers building a characterful wardrobe rather than searching for purely practical basics.

The shop combines in-store browsing with pick-up options and regularly refreshed garments, giving returning visitors a reason to look again. A warm, personal service style adds to the intimate feel, making REVOLV especially appealing for vintage hunters and anyone planning a considered addition to a summer or everyday wardrobe.

Affordable Luxury #14
What stands out
  • Personal guidance on luxury condition

Affordable Luxury

4.1190 reviews
Järntorget 78, 111 29 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Pre-owned luxury shoppers

Affordable Luxury brings pre-owned luxury accessories to Stockholm through a showroom-style shopping experience. The focus is on handbags and other carefully selected pieces, with personal guidance around condition, details and styling. Visitors can take time to compare options rather than browse a conventional high-street shop.

The service is particularly attentive when examining luxury items: product condition is explained clearly, small details are pointed out and recommendations are tailored to the occasion. The setting is best approached as a considered appointment-led visit, especially when you want specialist help choosing a bag, belt or other investment piece.

Rackarungar #15
What stands out
  • Personal children’s shopping

Rackarungar

4.915 reviews
Skånegatan 78, 116 37 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Baby and children’s gifts

Rackarungar is a small, personal children’s clothing shop in Stockholm with a carefully chosen selection of Nordic labels and quality-focused pieces. Its friendly service and tidy, welcoming presentation make browsing feel more like a personal visit than a large-store shopping trip.

The shop is especially appealing when looking for a thoughtful present for a baby shower, birthday or christening, with children’s items that combine a distinctive Scandinavian feel and a practical sense of quality.

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Map of second hand stores in Stockholm

Stockholm’s second-hand scene includes specialist clothing shops, fashion-oriented stores and larger collections where browsing is part of the experience. The guide covers distinctive wardrobes, vintage hunting, varied price points and children’s resale shopping.

Choose your route by shopping goal rather than assuming every store carries the same mix. If you need a particular size, era, garment or accessory, check availability before crossing the city.

Second-hand shopping styles

  • Y2K and statement fashionApans Andra Hand is aimed at shoppers looking for expressive Y2K pieces and statement clothing.
  • Curated everyday fashionSlow Fashion Hub suits unique everyday fashion and affordable curated vintage.
  • Wardrobe refreshSlow Fashion Hub is also relevant when you want to sell or refresh a second-hand wardrobe.
  • Large varied selectionHUMANA Second Hand fits shoppers who enjoy browsing a broad mix of clothes and accessories.
  • Distinctive vintage clothingREVOLV is a useful choice for vintage clothing hunters and shoppers seeking unusual wardrobe pieces.
  • Fashion-led browsingARKIVET Second Hand Östermalm focuses on a more fashion-led second-hand shopping experience.
  • Pre-owned children’s goodsBye Buy Concept AB is suited to parents looking for affordable pre-owned baby and children’s items.

How to choose a second-hand store

  1. Pick a specialist shop for Y2K, vintage or fashion-led pieces rather than a general browse.
  2. Choose a larger selection when you enjoy searching across different styles and price points.
  3. Ask about sizes, fitting rooms and current stock if you need a specific garment.
  4. Confirm buying or consignment arrangements before bringing clothes to sell.
  5. For children’s goods, check age range, condition and the type of items currently accepted.

Frequently asked questions

Where should I start for Y2K clothing in Stockholm?

Apans Andra Hand is the clearest match for Y2K and statement fashion in this selection. It is a good starting point if you want expressive pieces rather than a general wardrobe browse.

Stock can change quickly in vintage retail, so check whether the style, size or garment type you want is currently available.

Which second-hand store suits affordable everyday clothing?

Slow Fashion Hub is suited to unique everyday fashion and affordable curated vintage. Myrorna is another practical option when you want varied second-hand shopping across clothing and other goods.

For a specific size or category, contact the shop first, as the available mix depends on recent arrivals.

Where can I browse a wide range of clothes and accessories?

HUMANA Second Hand is a strong fit for shoppers who enjoy a large, varied selection of clothes and accessories at different price points. It works well when discovery matters more than finding one precise label.

Allow time to browse, and confirm current opening arrangements before planning your visit.

Are there Stockholm options for second-hand baby and children’s goods?

Bye Buy Concept AB is the most relevant option here for parents seeking affordable pre-owned baby and children’s goods. It can be useful for building a practical wardrobe or finding items for changing needs.

Check the current age ranges, product categories and condition requirements before travelling for a particular item.

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