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This huge flea market belongs in the museum section, because the place is so incredible! For over 30 years, the warehouse and its rock'n'roll ambience have been the delight of collectors, vintage lovers and nostalgics of yesteryear. Its 1,200^{m2 of} exhibition space offers a journey back in time to the rediscovery of toys, furniture, lighting, crockery, records, clothes and other forgotten curiosities... The choice is infinite, and the finds are skilfully arranged around different themes and eras. Arrivals are frequent, so don't hesitate to drop in often.

As well as the pleasure of browsing, snooping, trying on and finding THE right blouse, the right vintage bag and the right pair of sunglasses, all for just a few coins, you'll find a smiling team in a country and pop rock musical atmosphere! It's a fun store with lots of items for €2, €3 and €5... clothes, shoes, accessories, plaids and other curiosities. The boutique also offers top brands, depending on availability, at very attractive prices. The ideal place to find the must-have item for the coming season without emptying your wallet.

250 tons of linen collected, 35 approved jobs, an average of 70 people taken in per year, the FIBRE SOLIDAIRE is a social integration project that helps people get back on their feet while adding value to their clothing stock. Collected, but above all sorted and recycled, clothes, shoes, bags and objects are given a second life. You can bring your donations to the production centers in Venelles and Marseille, but you can also find other nuggets (such as a beautiful marquise dress!) at the 2 centers in Aix, rue de la Mule Noire and Encagnane, or in Gardanne, Vitrolles and Pertuis. A small gesture for the planet that feels good!

In an alley in the old part of Aix, between the Hôtel de Ville and the Place des Prêcheurs, the address is a meeting place for young and old, high school students and vintage lovers. Trendy and quirky, the store is all along and on three spaces, where you can find a lot of thrift and well classified articles. That said, we're here to find the rare pearl, the little Courrèges-style dress, the little retro sweater, the plaid kilt or the brand sweatshirt that we zapped a few years ago and that we'll happily update. We let ourselves be tempted by a fur (at this price!), astrakhan or fox collar, by the accessory that will boost a too classic outfit, scarf or handbag from the 1950s, sunglasses, boots or pumps. Some vintage decoration objects as well, Bakelite telephones, Polaroids, and 33 rpm vinyl records. Blow Up organizes dress-down sales or special bargain days, stay tuned via its Facebook page. On the other hand, Blow Up doesn't do yard sales, its suppliers are exclusively professionals. Stop by regularly, arrivals are frequent.

We really have the feeling of being in our usual small merchant, both welcome and advice are delivered with entrain and spontaneity. It is a real pleasure to talk to a seller who will find the solution to your problem. Yet this is a great area for rural and diy. There is an important place for gardening, tooling and gardening. A knowledgeable amateur or new owner of the culture of a small garden, you will find your happiness at the Attitré brand dealer. Construction materials are not forgotten. The store also provides expertise in the area of heating solutions, especially with regard to wood granulés poëles. The Espace Emeuraude organizes two open doors per year, in March and December.

Several reasons can lead you to Jettingen: a walk in the Sundgau or search for objects for gardening, DIY, agriculture or leisure. For all these areas, we take the detour so far because we are sure to find a welcome of professionals and, above all, a quality after-sales service. Other possibilities: if you have the project to buy a trailer or look for a room for the old one, you are at the right address, that of the specialist in the field throughout the Haut-Rhin. Here you will find all types of trailers, including products from the Humbaur range. The smartest: a range of construction clothing (working blue, polar and safety footwear) is offered at reasonable prices.

The Fabrique à Bretzels Boehli offers a unique gourmet experience based around the emblematic Alsatian pretzel. In an area of over 500m², you'll discover the history and manufacturing secrets of this delicious specialty. Witness every step, from dough to finished product, before a well-deserved tasting at the Bretzel'Bar. Afterwards, shop at Shop'in Bretzel. Whatever the weather, this fun, gourmet tour, just 30 minutes from Strasbourg, will delight young and old alike, fans of this famous regional aperitif cake. It's a must-see destination for gourmets and the curious.

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!

Come on, admit it, you've already been jealous of one of your friends' outfits, haven't you? Well, we've come up with a way to turn things around, don't you think? Go to Les Jalouses (of course!) to find THE outfit. Whether in the Rue de Falaise or in a temporary store, the bubbly Nadège offers you a whole range of dresses, skirts... for an occasion or ready-to-wear from size S to L, for sale or rent, in a chic spirit and for a hyper-accessible budget. Stocks are regularly renewed to whet the appetite - and we've got you covered!

This exquisitely old-fashioned store is a paradise for second-hand enthusiasts! As a couple, Victoire and Clément have combined their two passions: Madam for clothes (men's, women's and children's), designer or otherwise, from all eras; Mr. for antiques, mainly Scandinavian furniture, which he fetches from elsewhere and renovates. And the selection is sharp! Victoire studied luxury fashion and Clément is an antique dealer from grandfather/father to son! New arrivals every day, go there or have it delivered, it's all online!

Dorothée gave up her job as an executive in a major corporation to launch her own small business based on her lifelong passion for second-hand goods. In her boutique, shared with "Joséphine Bougies", she offers furniture, crockery and other decorative objects with a history, which she has personally collected. Be curious and dare to drop in regularly, as her little wonders go fast. You can also check out JEM's social networks to see her new items for sale.

Almost twenty years ago, Christine Caporiccio created the famous Thursday flea market, which she still organizes to attract the curious and connoisseurs on the banks of the Ile Singulière. Lovers of antiques and beautiful finds meet every Thursday on the Leopold Suquet quay to appreciate the stalls of treasures. Paintings, knick-knacks, flowery dishes, small furniture and big nuggets, jewelry, toys, lights... Along the Canal, you can stroll, rummage and find treasures to take home or to offer as unique gifts.

In this unique workshop, owners of a bike in bad condition can meet professionals to get the parts they need (nuts, chains, tubes...) to repair their bike! Here, we give you tips on how to repair your bike yourself, using new or used parts. It is even possible to make a personalized bike by subscribing to benefit from a friendly place to play the mechanic, accompanied by the technical support of professionals. The establishment also offers a bistro corner.

This fabulous and very discreet place is worth a visit! It nestles opposite the Musée Corneille, in the pretty little rue de la Pie, and offers a thousand treasures. You will be delighted to discover old children's toys, models, figurines from the 20th century, mirrors, beautiful vintage shelves for your junior's room or your office, advertising posters, record players and alarm clocks from the 1960s, lamps... in short, behind a humble entrance, you will be captivated by this lair and you will inevitably come away with a beautiful object

That old radio lying around your grandmother's house has a stylish design, but isn't really practical anymore. A.bsolument vintage will bring it up to date and modernize it! What's involved? The process starts with a thorough dusting of the radio, followed by the installation of Bluetooth and the addition of a quality speaker. All the parts used are of the highest quality, and everything is designed to last. We even offer a 5-year warranty. So, are you ready to listen to your favorite artists on a radio that's both retro and modern?

Our favorite at Villeneuve-lez-Avignon, quantity and quality every Saturday from 8 am to 14 pm. An undisputed reputation over the whole area. Some come from a lot to bargain and do good business! We also love the warm atmosphere that reigns there; The stung bar in the heart of the Square with its sunny terrace and also the small snack La Petite Spoon next to the tourist office and also oyster tasting accompanied by a white p'tit on an peel stand. To park, give priority to the side car parks after the market square or higher to the tower Philippe le Bel, in this case you have to walk a little.

Here is a lovely store in 2 parts; a second-hand side and a fashion side. The fashion side is the sparkling and passionate Joëlle! She offers you an exceptional choice of second hand or vintage pieces, Chanel, Hermes, Comme des garçons... Accessories, jewelry, Ray-Nan glasses or Tods shoes... It's a high-end second-hand store, but it's above all a store that loves fashion, that loves beautiful pieces and that puts them within everyone's reach. You will also find Zara and more accessible brands but in the most beautiful!

In this store you will find everything you need to tinker, gardening, mow, but also decorate your home and make this unique place so desired… You can then have many ideas by walking in the different rays as well as luminaires and trinkets. At Mr. Diy, we like to take the time to dwell on some details but also look at what might be useful in the garage or in the cabin of the garden! And here many services are offered to you: sharpening, loading of your vehicle, cutting of wood and glass, free estimate, home delivery and after-sales service…

FripesKetchup is the vintage sauce that gives us an uncommon style. Les Pentes de la Croix-Rousse is a little paradise for anyone looking for offbeat clothes from another era. Since 2010, FripesKetchup has been successfully revisiting vintage clothing to bring it up to date, designer-style. It's a very stylish boutique, and the outfits are carefully presented, a far cry from some warehouses where no effort is made on the decor. Some will say that this makes the outfits more expensive, while others will be delighted to find "total look" ensembles. Lovely welcome and good music, which doesn't spoil anything.

"Dishes and jackets" proudly proclaims the motto of La Belette, a downtown thrift store. As the seasons go by, you will discover windows beautifully staged by Sarah and her team, who are delighted to advise you and show you the latest pieces unearthed. Shirts, leather jackets, sunglasses, timeless dresses, decorations... discover the vintage style. Since fashion is an eternal restart, you will certainly find your happiness in this shop, a real Ali Baba's cave where the welcome is charming.

One of the latest vintage addresses to be created in this well-stocked neighborhood, well known to lovers of the genre. Chez Coco is the haunt of Stefen, a new-born Marseille fashion enthusiast who unearths rare pieces on his travels around Europe. The emphasis is on color and a real preference for 1970s looks, although pieces from the 1980s and 1990s can also be found here. A quick tour of the store's Facebook or Instagram page before your in-store visit will give you an idea of the spirit of Chez Coco. Once you're there, let yourself be drawn in by the beautiful blue storefront with its seventies typography. All that's left to do is polish up your look.

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...

Perpignan is a city in the south of France that offers a variety of stores and supermarkets to meet the needs of locals and visitors alike. The store offers a wide range of products at affordable prices. Customers can find quality products at competitive prices at Netto in Perpignan.

Throughout the year, many people are looking to spruce up their home decor. But it is sometimes difficult to find the rare pearls when it comes to second-hand products. The 150 exhibitors of the Salins flea market are there to offer a thousand and one objects. Every Sunday morning, the Place des Salins welcomes professionals and individuals alike. And the visitors are not mistaken since they are up to 10 000 to frequent the alleys. To empty your attic, all you have to do is send an e-mail, a letter or a phone call to reserve a spot.

At the top of the rue des Gras is a rather unique store in Clermont: a specialist of military surplus. With its paintings and camouflages, the frontage announces the color. The place is well known to airsoft and paintball enthusiasts. The space is certainly a little cramped, but it is optimized. One takes a malicious pleasure to rummage between the gabardines, jackets, fatigues, headgear, cutlasses, military "decorations", badges and other bottles. At the beginning of 2023, the Globe-Trotter store was taken over by Mode Tactique, already installed on Avenue du Roussillon in Aubière. Advice and professionalism are still required.

Here we select only quality products in good condition. This principle is certainly the key to the success of this store, which offers its customers an ever-expanding choice in a variety of disciplines: bicycles with a BMX section and all the accessories needed to practice safely, combat sports, body-building equipment... All the sports and nutritional accessories are present. The store also has a repair service that takes care of the equipment that customers come to sell to put it in working order. Shopping is also done on the website, DV Sport ensuring secure payment and delivery.

The Happy Cash store is located near Gaillard Square, it is quite rare to report this location in downtown. However, the concept is already well known and remains the same: a team of buyers-sellers welcomes buyers and/or sellers in this space dedicated to buying - and therefore selling - hi-fi products, TV, music, photo, computer and appliances, and even video games and Dvds. There are also some jewels and a few tools. Therefore, a large choice is offered to equip or troubleshoot at small prices. The shop guarantees a two month warranty on the equipment and allows to barter directly in store.

It's a good deal that's gradually spreading throughout the capital, and we're not complaining - quite the contrary! Based on the recycling of vintage clothes and with an environmental approach, this chain offers a different way of consuming, and second hand obliges, a more sustainable way! What sets Kilo Shop apart from other thrift stores in the capital is that it sells by the kilo - as its name suggests - with the price per item determined by weight. So you can leave the shop having frantically raided the bins or selected one or two choice items.

Troc.com is a network of nearly 200 stores in France. The concept is well known, but it is brilliantly taken up here: you deposit your furniture, appliances, audio/video, leisure, DIY, and everything else you want to get rid of, and Troc.com sells them for you. The team can come to your home to estimate your items, or you can send photos via the brand's website, and even increase your chances of selling thanks to this same site, since all the items in the shop are available online. Let us salute the panache of the creator, Jean-Pierre Boudier, who set up his first depot in 1982, when he was unemployed at the end of his career.

Under the Deshoulières and Aplico brands, the Chauvigny site produces tens of thousands of pieces of porcelain every year. In the boutique, you'll find the latest collections and sales by the kilo of plates, cups, dishes, teapots... for family tables as well as those of catering professionals. White or colored porcelain, decorated or fancy... there's something for every taste and every table.

Patrick Vincendeau is a seasoned collector. For 30 years, he has been hunting coins, toy soldiers, Star Wars figurines, Goldorak, robots. In this 350 m² hangar, he has gathered his finds and many other wonders that vintage and second-hand lovers will love. Dishes, decorations, antique and modern furniture and for all of them a characteristic: small prices for a second life. It will take you some time to discover all that this great unpacking conceals.

In Galerie Paul-Riquet, just a stone's throw from the theatre, Didier Bresson displays his strokes of heart, contemporary paintings but expressionist, coming from artists from all over France, among the best known ones will be Adrien Seguin, Serge Labegorre or Bernard Piga. But the new talents are also in honor here, here only the talent that matters, all styles intersect at the moment be expressionist and contemporary. We're going to discover discoveries. A high-colour address!

The military surplus par excellence! In addition to uniforms, badges, French army Rangers and other collectibles, Xtrêm Limit will make adventurer-baroudeurs happy. A huge collection of high tech gadgets is offered, bivouac equipment, orientation materials, outdoor clothing as affordable as resistant. Visit the website, which will give you an idea of the richness and creativity of the catalogue... An amazing and resourceful shop that will give you many ideas for your travels!

The Au Vide Grenier franchise has set up shop in Fontaine-le-Comte, in the Loisirs Poitiers Sud village. In this large hangar, you'll find lots of everyday and unusual objects, as well as furniture and clothes.

The concept is ideal: a permanent, covered garage sale where you can come and bargain-hunt at any time. If you'd like to sort out your home, or clear out a house, become an exhibitor. You can rent a hybrid stand or a closet for your clothes, for one or more weeks, and add to it whenever you like. The (reasonable) rates are up to you. The boutique will take 35% of sales. Chineurs, come regularly, as new stalls appear every day.

A thrift shop and clearance store for big and small brands, this boutique invites you to recycle. On the shelves, you'll find second-hand and discontinued items, as well as accessories for women, men and children. Énoée, the owner's first name, has chosen to be ecologically responsible. The second-hand vintage department is a great way to find second-hand clothes for everyone: budget-conscious shoppers, bargain hunters and fashionistas alike. It's a way of assuming a quirky style and consuming fashion more responsibly. This brand's rigorous, cutting-edge vintage selection is an invaluable help. All you have to do is rummage around!

A new second-hand dressing room boutique, opening in June 2023 by Abigaelle, who has already proved herself in her store on rue de la Colombette in Toulouse. She has imagined this space in her image, elegant and chic. All the clothes and accessories on offer here are handpicked by Abigaelle to ensure a clean, trendy selection in perfect condition! A cosy corner offers tea and homemade pastries indoors and soon in the garden. You can also take part in creative workshops in DIY, sewing...

Here's a good idea for a recycling center! Two associations, Le TransiStor, (which recycles waste) and solidarité emploi, which hires a dozen people on integration schemes, have opened this place in October 2021. You'll find clothing, household linen and tableware. There's also an "outdoor" and "cultural" themed area, as well as large and small items of furniture and a bookshop. The 1,000^m2 space is managed by two co-directors, Sophie Burel and Galle Mention. 400 kg of donations arrive every day. Recycling agents sort and recycle waste on a daily basis. The space is well laid out. A pretty, committed boutique to visit. Prices are low. Importantly, buying second-hand preserves natural resources, creates local, supportive jobs and extends an object's lifespan. What a bonus!

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.

A fine team of volunteers run this ecologically-minded facility. Here, objects are given a second chance, even a second life, thanks to recycling workshops where all talents are welcome. Eco-ludic workshops on recycling and "Do It Yourself" are also offered for all ages, including bicycle workshops. The boutique offers a wide choice of objects at reduced prices, from books to furniture, not forgetting clothing. Last but not least, clearance services are available for large-scale home clear-outs.

What is Musique Machine and where is it? Above La Belle Lurette, accessible from Rue Carnot as if you were going to Face B, Musique Machine is like a big music box where you can find vinyl records to buy or listen to on the spot. In fact, there are always dozens of vinyls available outside opening hours. Choose a vinyl and listen to it on the turntable at Face B, which then becomes a very convivial lounge. Musique Machine is both a specialized retail outlet and a repair shop (hi-fi, instruments...).

Specialized in the garden, furniture and craft, this hotel offers a wide range of low priced products. Kitchen sets or furniture at the price défiants all competition. Be wary and avoid buying your next kitchen table in this store. Quality is far from being at the meeting. On the other hand, you can enjoy your visit to make full of small objects of all kinds: bowls, plates, toys…