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8 Best Second-Hand Shops in Vienna

Vienna’s second-hand shops range from polished boutique edits in the 6th and 8th districts to broad thrift browsing, practical everyday clothing and pre-owned skis. The right stop depends on what you want to find, how much time you have and whether the shop’s current opening hours suit your route.

Check availability before travelling, especially for limited afternoon schedules or visits that need advance planning.

How this list is ordered

Before ranking this guide we review each business's track record, what its customers say and how clearly it explains its work. The result is an editorial selection that we update as things change.

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Compare the 8 local options

Ranissance Secondhand, Vienna#1
Why it stands out
  • Accepts items on consignment

Ranissance Secondhand

5,087 reviews
Esterházygasse 21, 1060 Wien, Austria
Best suited to
Curated brandsdenim and boutique-style shopping

Ranissance Secondhand gives pre-owned fashion a boutique presentation in Vienna’s 6th district. Carefully selected clothing, strong brand variety and a welcoming atmosphere make it especially appealing for shoppers seeking a polished edit, including well-fitting denim and standout pieces.

The shop also accepts items on consignment. Find it at Esterházygasse 21, open Monday to Friday from 12 pm to 6 pm.

Bender Vintage, Vienna#2
Why it stands out
  • One-of-a-kind dresses at approachable prices

Bender Vintage

4,985 reviews
Lerchenfelder Str. 53, 1070 Wien, Austria
Best suited to
inclusive vintage clothing

Bender Vintage takes a handpicked approach to vintage clothing, with an inclusive selection designed for every body. The shop is a strong fit for shoppers seeking genuinely distinctive garments rather than repetitive high-street basics, including one-of-a-kind dresses at approachable prices.

Located at Lerchenfelder Str. 53 in Vienna’s 7th district, it opens weekdays from noon to 7 pm and Saturdays from 11 am.

TipTop Second-Hand Boutique, Vienna#3

TipTop Second-Hand Boutique

4,943 reviews
Gumpendorfer Str. 104, 1060 Wien, Austria
Best suited to
Curated second-hand fashion hunting

TipTop Second-Hand Boutique offers a curated selection of used clothing and accessories on Gumpendorfer Straße. Pieces are arranged by color, making the compact shop easier to browse, while the selection includes distinctive finds such as scarves and earrings.

The listed schedule currently shows the shop closed every day, so availability should be checked before making a dedicated visit.

Meins Deins, Vienna#4
Why it stands out
  • A selected second-hand boutique

  • A particularly strong women’s clothing selection

Meins Deins

5,014 reviews
Piaristengasse 5/7, 1080 Wien, Austria
Best suited to
Women’s fashion and curated boutique browsing

Meins Deins presents itself as a selected second-hand boutique in Vienna’s 8th district, with a particularly strong women’s clothing selection and a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Its consignment model also gives local wardrobes a route back into circulation, while thoughtful advice makes browsing feel personal.

The shop is at Piaristengasse 5/7 and opens Tuesday to Friday plus Saturday afternoons.

Vinzi Shop, Vienna#5

Vinzi Shop

4,555 reviews
Erdbergstraße 81, 1030 Wien, Austria
Best suited to
Daytime browsing for affordable everyday clothing

Vinzi Shop on Erdbergstraße 81 is a straightforward used-clothing stop in Vienna with a friendly atmosphere and a practical selection. It works well for shoppers who prefer an uncomplicated browse and the possibility of finding useful everyday garments without a heavily styled presentation.

The shop opens Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5:45 pm, making it best suited to daytime visits.

HUMANA Vintage & Second Hand, Vienna#6
Why it stands out
  • A wide clothing selection across styles

HUMANA Vintage & Second Hand

4,4124 reviews
Wiedner Hauptstraße 72-74, 1040 Wien, Austria
Best suited to
Broad thrift shopping and everyday wardrobe finds

HUMANA Vintage & Second Hand is a spacious Vienna option for browsing a wide clothing selection across styles and seasons. Leather jackets, lightweight outerwear and long-sleeve shirts are among the kinds of practical finds that suit an extended search, with approachable pricing and friendly service adding to the easygoing feel.

The Wiedner Hauptstraße location opens Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm.

mix money, Vienna#7
Why it stands out
  • Supports both buying and selling

mix money

4,458 reviews
Hütteldorfer Str. 81A, 1150 Wien, Austria
Best suited to
Second-hand skis and equipment transactions

mix money is a practical second-hand shop on Hütteldorfer Str. 81A, with particular appeal for winter-sports shoppers looking for pre-owned skis. The store also supports both buying and selling, making it useful when clearing out equipment as well as searching for a replacement.

Friendly service and English-language assistance help keep transactions straightforward.

Wiener Brockenhaus, Vienna#8

Wiener Brockenhaus

4,414 reviews
Pfeilgasse 46 (Lager, 1080 Wien, Austria
Best suited to
Vintage furniture and characterful home pieces

Wiener Brockenhaus is a used furniture store and vintage-oriented browsing destination at its Lager location on Pfeilgasse 46 in Vienna’s 8th district. The selection is suited to shoppers looking for characterful household pieces and unusual finds, with fair pricing adding practical appeal.

It also maintains a Willhaben shop, giving the business an additional route for discovering available items.

How they compare at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest suited to
#1Ranissance Secondhand 5,087Curated brands
#2Bender Vintage 4,985inclusive vintage clothing
#3TipTop Second-Hand Boutique 4,943Curated second-hand fashion hunting
#4Meins Deins 5,014Women’s fashion and curated boutique browsing
#5Vinzi Shop 4,555Daytime browsing for affordable everyday clothing
#6HUMANA Vintage & Second Hand 4,4124Broad thrift shopping and everyday wardrobe finds
#7mix money 4,458Second-hand skis and equipment transactions
#8Wiener Brockenhaus 4,414Vintage furniture and characterful home pieces

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Mapping Second-Hand Shops in Vienna

Use the map to plan a focused visit or combine several shops along your route. The 6th district offers fashion browsing around Esterházygasse and Gumpendorfer Straße, while the 8th adds boutiques and vintage furniture. Locations farther west or east may be more convenient when you are already near Hütteldorfer Straße or Erdbergstraße.

What each one offers

  • Curated fashionSelected pre-owned clothing with a boutique feel, including carefully chosen brands and distinctive accessories.
  • Denim and statement piecesFashion browsing focused on well-fitting denim, standout garments and accessories with a stronger individual character.
  • Everyday wardrobe clothingBroad or practical selections for shoppers looking for jackets, shirts, outerwear and useful seasonal garments.
  • Women’s second-hand fashionSelected women’s clothing in a calm boutique setting, with personal advice and a consignment route for local wardrobes.
  • Buying and selling equipmentPre-owned skis and related winter-sports equipment, with options for both finding replacements and selling items.
  • Vintage furnitureCharacterful household pieces and unusual used furniture for homes that need something less predictable than new stock.
  • Designer second-hand fashionA compact destination for designer clothing and accessories during a carefully planned afternoon visit.

How to compare Second-Hand Shops in Vienna

  1. Start with the item you actually need: boutique fashion, everyday clothing, skis or furniture will lead you to very different shops.
  2. Choose the district that fits your route, then group nearby visits instead of crossing Vienna for a single browse.
  3. Check the current opening hours before leaving, particularly for shops with short afternoon windows or unusual schedules.
  4. For designer pieces, denim or distinctive accessories, allow time to browse rather than expecting a quick essentials stop.
  5. If you want to sell clothing, skis or furniture, contact the shop first and ask about current buying or consignment arrangements.
  6. For furniture or a planned visit to Wiener Brockenhaus, confirm access and whether an appointment is needed before travelling.

Your questions answered

Which Vienna second-hand shop is best for curated fashion?

Ranissance Secondhand in the 6th district is a strong choice for a polished edit, selected brands, denim and standout pieces. MEINS DEINS in the 8th district is another good fit, especially for women’s fashion and a more personal boutique-style browse.

Where can I look for affordable everyday clothing?

HUMANA Vintage & Second Hand on Wiedner Hauptstraße offers a broad selection across styles and seasons. Vinzi Shop on Erdbergstraße is suited to a straightforward daytime browse for practical garments, with weekday opening hours that work best for an earlier visit.

Can I buy second-hand skis in Vienna?

mix money on Hütteldorfer Straße has particular appeal for pre-owned skis and winter-sports equipment. It also supports buying and selling, so it may help if you are replacing equipment or want to ask about moving on items you no longer use.

Where should I look for used furniture or unusual home pieces?

Wiener Brockenhaus at its Lager location on Pfeilgasse is aimed at shoppers seeking vintage furniture and characterful household items. Confirm access before setting out, as the location may suit a planned visit better than an impromptu browse.

Do Vienna second-hand shops have consistent opening hours?

No. Schedules vary considerably, and some shops have short afternoon windows or need availability checked before a visit. Design Second Hand Etcetera - Koppensteiner is especially timing-sensitive, while TipTop Second-Hand Boutique should be contacted before travelling.

Can I sell clothing or other items at these shops?

Some businesses use consignment or support buying and selling, but the terms depend on the item and shop. Ranissance Secondhand and MEINS DEINS mention consignment, while mix money is relevant for equipment transactions. Ask about acceptance, condition and timing first.

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