Thrift shops France

Fleur de septembre, a poetic name for a pretty boutique. Marie-Fleur welcomes you to her concept store. Second-hand goods, designer boutique, tea room, workshops, Fleur de septembre is the perfect place to meet your girlfriends. You'll find books, shoes, accessories and, above all, women's clothing (sizes 34 to 48) on sale. On the designer side, you'll find card-making, macramé, jewelry, sewing, cosmetics... a wealth of gift ideas! And to extend your visit, why not take a seat in the tearoom or on the terrace.

Right in the middle of the countryside, near Portbail-sur-Mer, you'll find this great women's thrift shop, which opened over two years ago. As they say in the store, you have one store and three options: first, the boutique. It offers sizes from 36 to 56, and is carefully selected: no damaged or poor-quality items here! Secondly, you can exchange your garments for vouchers. Finally, you can rent outfits here. Clever!

This clothing of the city centre is a good business. And the tiny window does not allow to suspect how much! Three pieces of thread and a basement invite you to farfouiller in a selection of parts of friperies, déstockages, series and clothes sold by individuals twice a year in a large fair, where the boss buys your clothes to a euro room. The person responsible is truly charming and very strict: all the pieces it presents are impeccable, washed, checked and in very good condition. A really smart address.

Yes, we know, it's not easy to park in this street, but by bus, on foot, on occasion, go and snoop around this really cheap second hand store. Laurence Verceux is very kind and will help you find, from size 34 to 46, the little thing that will make you fall in love. The students have understood the case and frequent the place assiduously, to appropriate a small dress, a pair of Converse, a pair of pants with clips... There is really something for everyone. A way to be unique without breaking the bank and to find clothes when the current collections do not appeal. Vintage is the big trend of the moment, so treat yourself while being eco-responsible!

Ecological, economical and often very stylish, second-hand is all the rage! Especially when it's done with taste, as Chloé Ronjat defends. "Ethical, urban and unique" is how the young woman describes her store. A breeze of youth and elegance blows through this simple boutique, where everything is selected with taste by a committed shopkeeper. The items are showcased by young models, demonstrating how elegant second-hand can be. A new boutique to discover!

Here you'll find second-hand clothing for men and women, fashionistas, and vintage enthusiasts alike. Mad Vintage buys second-hand clothing and accessories in good condition from all over the world. You'll find coats from the 70s, sweaters from the 80s and 90s, sportswear, furs, jackets, jeans just the way you like them, knitted sweaters, glasses, bags, and belts... In short, everything to avoid buying new, with cuts that were well thought out... And what's more, it's good for the planet!

Kilo Shop operates throughout France: not less than 11 shops are already counted. One of the reasons of the success of the brand? You do not pay by item here, but by kilo! The price varies according to the clothes containers' colour, but in any case, you will make good deals... Take a full profit of the vintage accessories and clothes at low prices, for man and woman as well. Then we must admit it, we like much the ludic side. What about taking your children with you to sensitize them at the same time about recycling?

A concept created in the 1970s, Kilo Shop has been well known in the region since the 2000s, with a store in Aix that attracted all the region's second-hand enthusiasts. Recently, Kilo Shop has set up shop - or rather, its kilos of vintage clothes - right on rue Saint-Ferréol, Marseille's shopping thoroughfare, which is trying to revitalize itself. The principle is simple: you choose the pieces you like, then pay by weight. It's a real bargain, and a responsible way to dress at a time when fast fashion is in the eye of the storm. There are some really beautiful pieces to be found in the piles of clothes, so arm yourself with patience and flair!

This colorful boutique reveals a world of charm and fantasy, dedicated to second-hand clothing. Here, bubbly Justine Groult invites her customers above all to have fun, indulge themselves and feel good in what they're wearing. There's something for every size, from grandmother to little girl. Those who love color, polka dots and original patterns will be delighted.

Sewing workshops organized by Justine once a month enable participants to make trendy and useful accessories.

Vintage store, at Simone et Lucette we find beautiful second hand pieces, from the 1950s to 2000, sometimes branded, always carefully selected. Each piece is found, washed and ironed. We find all sizes from 32 to 52, the selection is renewed every week with new items every day. Clothes but also accessories, flowered dishes, some lights, shoes... The store is a treat for the eyes: everything is arranged by color, we admire the gradations and the decoration, we appreciate the welcome.

Located just beside the entrance to the chapel of the Visitation Museum, this tiny store looks like a charming cabinet of curiosities. You can find decorative objects from the past, but also from far away countries. Some paintings with classic and varied themes, a panel of dishes of the time, vases, some jewels, some second-hand clothes allowing to please oneself with clothes not found elsewhere, and pretty fabrics as one does not make any more. All kinds of bargain hunters, always looking for a rarity, are bound to find something they like.

This French-Tunisian group Guerrida Habib is the true realm of fripe at competitive prices. Be patient and observer, you will certainly dénicherez the rare pearl. Here, even and other creative people are alongside good business researchers. Clothing is in good condition, sometimes unusual or kitsch styles and frequent arrivals: shirts, coats, jackets and other accessories, the choice is wide. Among other brands identified during our passage: Reebok, Pimkie, Other Ton, Free, Jacqueline Riu, etc. Count € 5 for a jean, € 10 for a jacket, € 5 for a belt and € 20 for a leather coat. However, let us know that these are not luxury scavenging, as in some of the capital's @ areas.

Very small clothing for the first, with a well stocked cellar, but of course you have to dig to find the jacket that others do not have! A larger boutique is located on Rue de la Verrerie next to BHV. There are mostly women's clothes, and more clothes with fanfreluches to dress up. Even though we're in a clothes shop, we've got to dig.

A brand new place, and quite a discovery! Chez Mimile is a whole concept located in the heart of Dragey-Ronthon. Emile Comte has decided to offer furniture and clothing in an old renovated stable. The latter, renewed regularly, come from collections from the 1960s to the 1980s in most cases, and are in excellent condition. Equally surprising - and rare - is the furniture offered. Small old nuggets, vintage, and that we find at surprising prices for the quality proposed. We love it!

Between the boulevard Longchamp and the boulevard de la Libération, in a district in full ebullition, it is with his heart of bargain hunter that Tony, sparkling champenois impassioned of secondhand trade, opened his store for our biggest pleasure. A landmark for lovers of second-hand goods, of mottled objects ranging from small pieces of furniture to old-fashioned crockery, as well as costume jewelry from the 1960s to the present day, or even 45s, books, pins and leather goods. Everything that is sold here has been chosen by Tony, who is particularly concerned about selling clothes that are made in France, sometimes handmade, carefully selected and gender-neutral. Local designer's corner. Smiling and sincere welcome.

Mad Vintage is the place to be for lovers of retro clothing and eco-friendly fashion. In this thrift store, you'll find beautiful second-hand pieces, sourced by expert thrifters from the four corners of the globe. From colorblock sportswear from the 1980s to pure wool jacquard sweaters, timeless jeans and coats from the seventies, step back in time from the 1950s to the early 2000s through a rich collection of unique pieces that are sure to add a touch of originality to your wardrobe. Away from fast fashion, here's an ethical alternative to indulge yourself and consume responsibly by opting for sustainable pieces.

Shop Vintage focuses on the recycling of clothing in order to take part in sustainable development and consume differently. The clothes, leather goods and accessories are selected from suppliers all over Europe and the USA, and cover a wide period from the 1940s to the 1990s. Oversized sweaters, pin-up dresses, patterned shirts, denim jackets, retro coats, men and women find something to fill their wardrobe. The store is also carefully curated by Dalila, who will be happy to advise you if needed.

An atypical place for bargain hunting. Vintage pieces galore! If you rummage around, you won't leave empty-handed. Clothes, accessories, books and decorative objects at very attractive prices share the boutique. The difference? It donates its sales to numerous associations, including the Red Cross, the Telethon and the Restos du Coeur! It has even helped finance the purchase of a refrigerated truck for the food bank. And it's all thanks to donations and the volunteers who keep the store running like clockwork. Well done!