Shopping tips Ille-Et-Vilaine

In the Chantepie area, it is good to come and do good business there. With Max Plus, you'll discover a true Ali Baba cave. Inside this store rather well placed, it is easy to do good business! The arrivals are varied and we often find it surprising to find large brands and useful products. It's true that you don't have to leave with the well-filled cabled. Max Plus is ideal for finding household linen, household appliances, toiletries, decoration, books, toys, food, clothing, shoes, wine and food, we always go back with something. At Max Plus, arrivals determine traffic and come from repurchased lots due to fires, floods, series or judicial winding-ups. Because everything can happen in this store and even incredible objects: a small cru of 2004, a decorative object, a kitchen furniture and tutti. Sold at small prices, you can find a number of interesting brands at the same time. For our part, we crossed Dessange, Nivea, Eram, Adidas, Levi's or Philips during our visit. In short, an address for her little treasures. Do not hesitate to visit their website to subscribe to the newsletter. You will then be notified of the arrival of the week. The more Max Plus: a well organized store.

Located in the Saint-Servan district, this second-hand furniture store offers 600 m² of exhibition space for antique and second-hand furniture, as well as household appliances, paintings, mirrors and chandeliers, knick-knacks and other decorative objects; but also garden furniture, bedding, musical instruments and so on! Au Troc Malouin takes furniture for sale or for direct purchase. Free collection at home and possibility of delivery on request. The company also handles all inheritances.

Sometimes it's good to go through a mess or stroll through a bazaar looking for good business. This is where you can find good business, or sometimes be surprised by unusual objects. Noz, this is the address you need to find some good opportunities. Because this sign # 1 of removal from Europe can negotiate, you will be able to be very surprised by the variety and quality of the proposals. So we come here to find items at reduced prices from the series, for promotion purposes, for the purposes of collection of clothing lines, for overproduction of manufacturers or even for items at price broken to damaged packaging… We find at Noz absolutely everything: clothing, furniture, games, books, toiletries, wine, Dvds and food products. The good side of this store is that it offers real offers and we can do good business. A real bric-à-brac, we discover everything and even strange things: a book of photos on the blolipe bloom with the character badge of Paw Patrol characters… And sometimes some beautiful surprises: Wine lovers can find unique bottles. Forget the beautiful paper, here's the painting and raw ground. Those with clear and ordered rays will be a little lost but they can go to search for a surprising object. The others, with a methodical mind and a sharp look, will do with this store some finds. Not to mention the amateur artists who will be here in the angels.

Dedicated to children's clothing from 0 to 12 years old, My little boutik is the ideal place to find second-hand items: books, games, toys and even shoes of all brands (Bonpoint, Cyrillus, Petit bateau, Bout'chou, IKKS...). A good way for parents to acquire quality products at lower cost. Everything here is in excellent condition, and sometimes even looks like new. The boutique also offers creations, clothing and decorative items for women, pregnant women and children. And don't miss our exclusive, one-of-a-kind jewelry and costumes. Don't miss our two annual sales dedicated to women!

Every Monday at a. m. and p. m., from 300 to 400 used vehicles, are sold by Brittany Auction Auto, in Montgerval on the Rennes-Saint Malo route. Vehicles are visible on the site on the Sunday before the sale, from a. m. to p. m., Monday at 9 p. m., or on the website. From companies, winding-up or leasing, each vehicle has technical control, or expertise, and a detailed technical record. Once the auction is lost, you will have to add to the price awarded by the auctioneer about 10%, corresponding to the sales costs.

1 000 m 2 of very diverse furniture, accessories and objects. A good place to find the missing furniture missing from your secondary residence, just as much as to get rid of your old garden lounge or deposit your old refrigerator (provided it still works…).

The color of the sea and the value of Brittany since 1938, Armor-Lux is an ideal brand for revamping your wardrobe in local colors. The Armor-Lux Breton marinière or the traditional cabans, vareuses or navy sweaters are available in a wide range of colors and models. There's something for every taste, because the French brand knows how to renew itself. There's also an area dedicated to the home, with linen, decoration and cosmetics. And let's not forget the area dedicated to the Route du Rhum, with bags, games and clothing.

The legendary Rennes thrift store of the 90's - 2000's has made a remarkable comeback in the Breton capital. Here, you can buy clothes by weight! The store offers only second-hand clothes, but takes greater care of the shelves than in the past, when customers rummaged through large bins in search of a new look for a season or an evening. Vintage denim jackets, Hawaiian shirts, bandanas, heart-shaped glasses: color is back with a vengeance! The attention to detail is remarkable: retro objects line the walls, making this an atypical place. In this 200 m² boutique, you'll find a way of consuming that's good for your wallet.

Le rossignol de mes amours, a name that bewitches us and makes us sing the songs of the "prince of operetta", Luis Mariano. It's the perfect place to immerse yourself in the comforting atmosphere of decades gone by. Arranged by color, in impeccable condition, they are chosen with care and taste. In this vintage, chic and cosy stall, quality clothes and accessories are carefully selected, giving the place a charm of yesteryear. This thrift shop wouldn't be so atypical without Stéphanie's passion and know-how. Her love of vintage and her invaluable advice have enabled her to make this a singular place. Her advice is right on target!

Here's a wonderful discovery, a second-hand boutique lost in the middle of the countryside. The long driveway leads to an old farmhouse, renovated and transformed into a caring, eco-responsible and feminine concept store. Minted wardrobes and racks overflow with pretty pieces (Ba&sh, Claudie Pierlot, Petit bateau, Sézane) unearthed by Christine. On-site tea and soft drinks are available. New: you can now take the place private on days when the store is closed, and have a personal shopper give you a head-to-toe makeover. Benefit from a 10% voucher for the person organizing the privatization on the total amount of your friends' purchases.

This ressourcerie (the first to be set up in the Rennes metropolitan area) makes the most of objects that have been discarded, based on the concept of a circular, solidarity-based, anti-waste economy. Recovered objects are given a second life. You can rummage through the bins haphazardly, finding crockery, decorating materials and accessories, books, cuddly toys, clothes, a haberdashery corner, small furniture and much more. Always at modest prices! Truly involved in the implementation of collaborative, ecological and social practices, the association also offers workshops for young and old to share DIY and anti-waste tips. An association that really makes us feel the benefits of a responsible alternative to our consumption patterns. Since the beginning of 2024, La Belle Déchette has relocated to Les Halles en Commun to bring together in one place its valorization center and its second boutique, La Réserve.

Welcome to a thrift store for men, women and children that takes us back to free-spirited retro fashion. The red storefront sets the tone: Antoine et Colette takes its title from the François Truffaut film. Despite its small size, this colorful, flowery universe offers a vast choice of dresses, skirts, jackets, shirts, bags, hats, belts, shoes... in the purest spirit of vintage clothing from the 1950s to 2000. The pieces are always unique, and restocking is very regular. Other accessories with an old-fashioned but original charm lurk in the nooks and crannies. And the prices are very affordable! An address you'll never tire of!

In Rennes, there are many opportunities for bargain hunting, but one of the most obvious is a Thursday morning visit to the halles centrales. All around this building, decorated with mosaics by Odorico, it's a good idea to stroll to meet a round of objects with the charms of yesteryear. The local professionals know each other well and will always have something to catch your eye. And bargain-hunters are not mistaken: they regularly come to unearth a few fine finds. So, from boulevard de la Liberté to the corner of place Henri Commeurec, via rue Jules Simon, you'll have plenty of time to spot a few stoles, old books, telephones from another age or Henriot porcelain. There's plenty of memorabilia to be acquired, and many secrets to be revealed about the objects from another age. You'll discover thousands of vintage postcards, pocket watches, old stamps, collectible figurines, furniture, toys, miniatures and more at the various stands. There's so much to remember! You'll also find beautiful furniture, from old school desks to Napoleon III secretaries. Like all flea markets, you'll find yourself wandering along the stalls with their share of kitsch and cult objects. It's a great walk to take, and one that will appeal to amateurs and tourists alike. In just a few steps, whole swathes of history are revealed, as well as a little of the city of Rennes. A must-see!

If we love hidden places so much, it's to rediscover the pleasure of discovering authentic boutiques. Franck Krembser liberates local, high-end vintage. A collector of thrift and vintage goods for over 30 years, Franck Krembser has succeeded with flying colors in becoming a must-see for fans of true vintage! The window displays Levi's and Lee jeans, T-shirts extolling the American Way of Life, backpackers' bags and Converse. The jukebox lights and good sound draw you in. The boutique has a museum feel, with a collection of collector's items, such as a US fighter pilot's jacket in authentic tweed. A must-see!

The boutique of Audrey and Sophie, "shopper addicts" of second-hand clothing, is the perfect place to unearth great finds in second-hand shops. You'll find clothes at all prices and from all brands, from the inexpensive H&M and Zara to the more expensive Maje and Sandro, as well as dried flower wreaths from Bazar à Pétale, BO Lune jewelry and other trendy accessories. On certain Sundays, the duo move their racks to the bars and restaurants of their friends in Rennes. These cheerful pop-ups are a brilliant blend of different worlds: restaurants, tattoo artists, florists, second-hand clothes, jewelry, Rennes designers like Chillers wear...

The small thrift shop has expanded. The 70's universe discovered in the second boutique has been repatriated to the historic store in old Rennes: Coco prend le thé accessories, upcycling, handmade denim pieces from Rennes-based Digital Punk and scarves from La Bananeraie. The rue Saint-Guillaume stall is a veritable cavern, all nooks and crannies. A real secret cache: obsolete objects, knick-knacks and "shock stuff" unearthed on the sly, faded classics and beautiful pieces from the past... From fashion to decor, from rock'n'roll to colonial style, we admire the selection and appreciate the affordable prices.