Vienna
Vienna’s thrift stores suit different kinds of shoppers, from patient treasure hunters seeking low-cost surprises to visitors looking for wearable vintage fashion. You can browse clothing around Neulinggasse, Taborstraße and Hermanngasse, or explore antiques, books and household pieces in districts such as Währing and Ottakring.
Opening days, stock style, shop layout and the need to reserve ahead can all shape your choice.
The selection is ordered by how clearly each shop fits a practical shopping need, including clothing style, antique or household stock, location, browsing experience, opening pattern and whether planning ahead may be useful. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Outfit Secondo on Nußdorfer Straße is a used-clothing store with a clean, well-sorted layout and a strong focus on wearable, near-new pieces. Its selection includes attractive branded clothing, with attentive help available while browsing.
The combination of approachable pricing, careful presentation and a pleasant shop atmosphere makes it especially suitable for shoppers who want second-hand fashion without the usual rummaging.
#2
Pre-loved and brand-name clothing
Zweitkleid7 is a second-hand fashion boutique on Hermanngasse in Vienna’s 7th district, focused on distinctive pre-loved and brand-name clothing. A comfortable couch, a free bookshelf and complimentary coffee and lemonade give the shop a welcoming, unhurried feel that encourages browsing.
It is a good match for visitors seeking individual pieces in a relaxed setting rather than a conventional retail experience.
#3
Silk pieces are a particular draw
U.F.O. Second Hand Vienna is a vintage clothing shop at Max-Winter-Platz 14/41, with a carefully chosen selection and a strong eye for fabric and style. Silk pieces are a particular draw, while the friendly, knowledgeable approach makes browsing feel personal rather than hurried.
It is a compact destination for pre-loved fashion hunters looking for distinctive garments in Vienna’s 2nd district.
#4
Vinzi Shop is a compact, carefully sorted used-clothing store at the corner of Veronikagasse and Ottakringer Straße. Its appeal lies in fair pricing, helpful service and the possibility of uncovering an unexpected gem among the rails.
The selection rewards patient browsing, making it a particularly fitting stop for shoppers who enjoy the hunt as much as the final find.
#5
A warm, highly personal browsing atmosphere
Second Time Around is a second-hand boutique in Vienna’s 9th district, located on Althanstraße 17. Its compact offer centres on clothing, with a carefully chosen selection and a warm, highly personal browsing atmosphere.
The limited weekly schedule makes it best suited to a planned visit rather than an impromptu shopping stop, especially for those looking for a distinctive piece in a neighbourhood setting.
#6
Affordable pre-owned toys and books
Klein Stein Second Hand Spielwaren is a Vienna toy store specialising in pre-owned playthings, including dolls, puzzles, games, Playmobil, Duplo and children’s books. The selection also extends to CDs, DVDs and other family finds, making it a rewarding stop when you are browsing without a single item in mind.
Prices are accessible and the shop’s patient, helpful service makes searching easier, even when the assortment feels densely packed. Functional, well-kept toys can also be taken in on consignment by appointment, adding a useful option for families clearing out or passing on children’s items.
#7
Christ Church Shop on Salesianergasse brings together second-hand clothing, vintage dresses, hats and a notably strong book selection. Its calm browsing environment and kind, helpful service make it suitable for taking time over the shelves rather than making a quick stop.
The shop works especially well for visitors who want to combine a search for wearable vintage pieces with affordable reading material.
#8
Carla Nord Caritas Wien is a thrift store on Steinheilgasse 3A in Vienna’s 1210 district, built around the appeal of browsing for affordable second-hand finds. The selection can be unpredictable, making timing and luck part of the experience; LPs and CDs are among the items that may turn up.
Sale periods are particularly worth considering when keeping costs low, with weekday opening until 6 pm.
#9
Used clothing and household goods
New Chance on Barichgasse gives used clothing and household goods another useful life, with a practical, sustainability-minded approach to second-hand shopping. The compact store is suited to visitors looking for good-condition pieces at approachable prices, supported by friendly staff.
Its 3rd-district location makes it a convenient choice for browsing both fashion and household finds in one stop.
#10
HUMANA Vintage & Secondhand on Hütteldorfer Straße offers an accessible wardrobe search for different occasions, with clothing, pleasant service and generally approachable pricing. It is a straightforward choice for shoppers who prefer a broad second-hand selection over a tightly themed boutique.
The shop opens Monday to Friday from 10 am to 6:30 pm, with a central 14th-district address for an easy weekday visit.
#11
Two floors with changing vintage stock
Affordable wardrobe updates
HUMANA Vintage & Secondhand is a two-storey vintage clothing shop in Vienna with a high turnover of stock and a broad second-hand selection. Clothing is joined by bags and shoes, with the range moving from classic everyday pieces to more distinctive finds and occasional standout bargains.
The shop suits visitors who enjoy searching through varied rails rather than following a tightly edited boutique selection. Regular promotional campaigns can make the store particularly attractive for budget-conscious wardrobe updates, while the wider assortment leaves room for both practical basics and more expressive vintage looks.
#12
Strong plus-size and unisex selection
Second Hand Boutique Spatz, also presented as Pampelmuse, offers curated used clothing and accessories for women, men and different body shapes, with a particular focus on inclusive plus-size fashion. The selection is designed to feel individual rather than disposable, bringing together vintage and contemporary pieces at approachable prices.
The boutique also buys used goods and explains its consignment process clearly, including joint pricing, itemised records and a regular two-to-three-month selling period. Delivery, pick-up and in-store shopping make it useful both for finding a distinctive piece and for passing on clothing responsibly.
#13
Vintage outerwear and menswear depth
Distinctive pieces at second-hand prices
This HUMANA Vintage & Secondhand location in Vienna carries a broad selection of vintage clothing for women and men, with particularly useful depth in jackets, coats, furs and other statement pieces. Prices are generally positioned for second-hand shopping, making the store worth exploring when you want a distinctive garment without boutique-level pricing.
The rails can be densely filled, so the best finds reward a little patience. Men’s clothing is a notable reason to stop by, alongside vintage outerwear and pieces with a strong character that are harder to find in standard high-street shops.
#14
Strong selection of dirndls and lederhosen
Clean, easy-to-browse interior
HUMANA Vintage & Second Hand is a clean, well-organised Vienna shop with a practical range of used clothing and accessories. It is especially useful for traditional Austrian garments such as dirndls and lederhosen, while the changing assortment also includes occasional accessories and everyday wardrobe pieces.
The store works well for a quick browse, particularly when you are nearby and looking for a wearable bargain or an outfit with local character. Frequent sales add another reason to check the rails, although the depth of the selection can vary by clothing type and size.
#15
Re.Finest Vintage & Thrift Store on Neulinggasse 13 offers second-hand fashion for women and men, with categories spanning jeans, jackets, zip hoodies and unisex luxury pieces. The shop combines a friendly, welcoming feel with a varied selection that rewards browsing rather than a narrowly curated search.
Opening hours run through Monday to Saturday, with later closing on Thursday and Friday.
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Map and areas
Use the map to turn a broad shopping trip into a practical route. Locations around the 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 9th, 16th, 18th and 21st districts offer different browsing styles, so checking distance and nearby stops can save time.
For smaller shops or planned visits, confirm the opening details before setting out.
Re.Finest Vintage & Thrift Store offers a broad mix of women’s, men’s and unisex clothing, while Outfit Secondo focuses on wearable, near-new pieces. Zweitkleid7 suits shoppers seeking distinctive pre-loved and brand-name fashion in a relaxed boutique setting.
Nelli’s Antiques on Schulgasse 36 is the clearest choice for antique furniture, old household pieces and unusual collectibles. Its changing stock and clearance-related finds make it better suited to open-ended browsing than to a tightly defined shopping list.
The Volkshilfe Wien Vintage Shop on Thaliastraße combines second-hand clothing with books and useful household goods. Nelli’s Antiques also has old household pieces, while Carla Nord can be worth considering if records or CDs interest you alongside affordable finds.
Carla Nord Caritas Wien is a natural fit for patient browsing and low-cost second-hand discoveries. The Volkshilfe Wien shops also suit budget-conscious shoppers who enjoy looking through varied stock rather than arriving with one exact item in mind.
For a specific item or a carefully planned visit, it is sensible to contact the shop first. Vintage Store on Taborstraße is associated with reserving ahead, and stock can change quickly in second-hand retail.
Also confirm current opening details before travelling.