100 Worth-Visiting Vintage Stores in Europe | No.2 Berlin Mitte🩵

Today, I’m sharing the vintage shops I’ve curated in Berlin’s Mitte district! I previously posted a Paris edition—feel free to scroll back if you’re interested. Overall, Mitte doesn’t have a ton of standout vintage spots; stores with more design-focused selections are clustered in another area, which I’ll share next time～ 🩵 Recommended Picks (Great Finds & Value) Fashionfouvintage A solid luxury vintage store—its selection is decent, with pieces from major luxury brands (ideal if you’re hunting for high-end secondhand). rack 'n white Super affordable with a large inventory! I scored a floral midi skirt here for just €15—total budget-friendly win. Sammen Secønd Hånd Hackescher Markt Cheap and easy to dig through! Items are clearly categorized, and it’s not all “junk”—quality is decent. Prices are reasonable, ranging from €10 to €30. Vintage Revivals Definitely worth a visit! It has an extremely large collection, everything is neatly organized, and the store space is big. Prices are fair (no overcharging), mostly between €10 and €50. Pauls Chapter Mitte Nice styles overall—jeans are a highlight here! The selection leans into workwear and sporty vibes (great for casual, utilitarian looks). 🤍 Mixed Bags (Depends on Your Needs) The New Black A vintage store for designer brands—while the owner’s curation is top-tier (it feels like Berlin’s version of Paris’ Gajin), the prices are way above market value. Only visit if you’re set on specific designer pieces. vintage stuff 🩵The store is packed with a huge, messy mix of items—but that’s part of the fun! It’s easy to stumble on hidden gems if you take your time browsing. A great spot for unexpected surprises. Humana 🩵I’ve visited Humana stores in many cities, and Berlin’s location has super low-quality items. But it wins points for being cheap—good if you’re just looking for budget basics. 🩵PICKNWEIGHT - VINTAGE KILO STORE There’s a location in London too, which is relatively easy to find treasures in. But Berlin’s branches? The items are weirdly unflattering! Prices range from €15 to €60, and while there’s a ton of stock, it’s really hard to find something nice. #Vintage #VintageStoreVisit #VintageShops #EuropeShopping #GermanyTravel #BerlinStoreHunt #EuropeanStyle