Where to find Stockholm's best vintage and second-hand shops

Stadsmissionen has secondhand stores all over Stockholm. By buying clothes, furniture and household items here you're helping people get back on their feet and into employment. Don't forget to donate clothes and other items you no longer use - one person's trash is another's treasure.

Along with secondhand clothes, Myrorna also sell everything from interiors and household appliances to books and games. Take your time and have a good hunt through the store and you're sure to bag a bargain.

Old Touch is a favourite for many vintage enthusiasts, and it's easy to see why. The store houses everything from antique 19th century lace to vintage 1970s items. In addition to clothing, textiles, shoes, bags, jewellery, curios, glassware, porcelain, and items are also sold, and it's even possible to rent 1920s clothing.

Artikel2, previously Emmaus, has been a popular haunt of vintage and secondhand shoppers for some time. You can find cheap basics here as well as selected designer items. If you've got plenty of patience you're sure to bag a bargain. The store is restocked every day to ensure the selection's always interesting. 

Popular among vintage aficionados, this store's more than 200 square metres are packed with clothes, accessories, bags and shoes. The well-organised racks can include labels such as YSL, Gucci and Moschino. 

Browse handpicked Italian fashion for both women and men at Napoli Centrale. Lots of colourful pieces in comfortable materials, but also some items that can be considered basics. You can also rifle through a selection of edgier pieces and 70s styles in this well-stocked store.

Shop sustainably and donate to the Red Cross's good works at their secondhand shops. The stores' size and selection varies, but most of them sell donated homewares as well as clothes, shoes and accessories. With a little luck, you can find some real treasures.

Trend-conscious and popular secondhand boutiques where they really know their fashion. They sell hand-picked clothes and accessories from a range of desirable designers, many of them from the latest collections. They also sell clothes online on their webshop.

Hornsgatan 75 is the place to go for vintage and secondhand shoppers in the know. Prices are a slightly higher than at other vintage boutiques, but this is usually justified by the extremely fashion-conscious selection. The staff really know their style trends here.

Siv & Åke is run by two siblings with a passion for really great vintage finds. They sell hand-picked clothes and accessories from all over the world, from the Fifties to the Nineties. Jewellery, sunglasses and leather jackets - you'll find all these and more in their range. 

Beyond Retro was an immediate success when it came to Stockholm and today it's a classic shopping destination, on a par with some of the largest etablished chains in the country. Their huge stores are filled to bursting with vintage and secondhand clothes and accessories, many of them from the USA.

Herr Judit is a well-stocked store for men with a serious passion for fashion. You'll find a hand-picked selection of second-hand items from highly desirable streetwear brands, accessories and more here. The store is a stone's throw from its sister store Judits Second Hand.

You'll find a wide selection of women's clothes from different eras at Lisa Larsson near Nytorget. The owner (Lisa Larsson) was one of the first to introduce secondhand as a shopping concept in Stockholm. This trendsetter's passion for vintage is obvious from her eclectic but well-chosen selection.

Do you love Sixties and Seventies style? If so, POP Stockholm is the place for you. You'll find secondhand clothes from the Fifties to the Nineties, but the emphasis is on the Sixties and Seventies. Browse thousands of clothes, shoes and accessories in their jam-packed Åsögatan store in the heart of Södermalm. 

If you're looking for something pre-worn in leather or suede, this is absolutely the place to come. Everything from biker jackets to winter coats, bags, accessories, boots and clothes are stocked in this store, which is run with genuine passion.

Clothes, shoes, bags, jewellery, and other odds and ends of both vintage and second-hand standards can be found at Ruth & Raoul, which gathers items for both women and men. The range consists of garments and items from different time periods and in different styles, and from both unknown brands and designer clothing.

Lotta Vintage on Odenplan has a loyal following among vintage shoppers. The store is full of hand-selected clothes, shoes and accessories from the Sixties to the Nineties. A lot of their stock is sold via Instagram before it's hung out in the store, so keep an eye on their account.  

This family-owned vintage store was founded in Gothenburg in 1982 and is internationally renowned among vintage fans with a preference for military jackets, workwear and denim. You'll find garments to fill your entire wardrobe here, from canvas shoes to sweatshirts, jackets, jeans and duffel bags. 

The secondhand department at Aplace stocks a carefully edited selection of high quality pre-loved clothes from exclusive brands. The store has clothes for both men and women, along with shoes and accessories.

As part of their goal to promote circular fashion, Weekday has a secondhand section inside their large stores. You'll find a selection of shoes, clothes and accessories, all carefully selected and curated by the staff.

ReRobe combines the best of top quality secondhand and vintage and makes it easily accessible via their digital platform as well as their physical store on Torsgatan. Bag iconic brands, accessories and shoes all looking for a new lease of life. ReRobe ensures the quality of the products and works as a middleman, whether you're buying or selling.

Don't miss STHLMGRÖN when you're doing a round of the second-hand shops of Södermalm; it's close to Mariatorget, along with many other vintage and secondhand stores. They sell hand-selected key pieces sourced from flea markets and markets all over Europe. There's something here for all ages and styles, from designer brands to y2k fashion. The shop is regularly restocked, but the rail of new clothes is refreshed on Fridays. 

Lola Legacy was founded by Hannah and Lisa, two childhood friends with a shared dream of making it easier for more people to choose second-hand through contemporary design, an inspiring atmosphere, and a curated selection. The store stocks pre-loved children's clothes that are given a new life in a slightly more luxurious package – at regular second-hand prices. Clothes are primarily available in sizes that fit children aged 0–10 years.

Modern Retro, which can be found on Gotlandsgatan in Södermalm, is a true vintage mecca with clothes and accessories dating from the 1920s to the 1990s. Browse among everything from lamps to shoes and accessories. Much of what they sell in the store is deadstock, ie. unused vintage clothes from old warehouses.

Slow Fashion Hub is the umbrella term for Vintage Vitalité, Em's Second Hand, and Stinga Loving, all located here on Hornsgatan in Södermalm. It comprises two second-hand shops and a redesigner that sells and tailors clothes in comfortable materials and with lots of personality.

As the name would suggest, this is a boutique with an emphasis on the exclusive. They stock gorgeous accessories, glam dresses, luxe jackets and highly desirable bags and shoes from brands such as Kenzo, Chanel, Furla, Miu Miu, Dior and Jimmy Choo.

Nina Nuggets in the Mood shopping galleria stocks a curated selection of pre-loved clothes that will inspire you to shop in a more sustainable way. The store is run by fashion journalist and influencer Nina Campioni.

On vintage-packed Hornsgatan you'll also find Replace, run by Anna Blomberg Andersson who is passionate about sustainable fashion after 25 years in the fashion industry. It's a well-stocked store with a small but carefully curated selection of seasonal clothing.