15 Best Thrift Stores in Vienna

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.

Pre-owned dolls, puzzles, games, Playmobil and Duplo share the shelves at Klein Stein Second Hand Spielwaren with children’s books, CDs and DVDs. The densely packed assortment gives families several kinds of playthings to browse at accessible prices. Functional, well-kept toys can also be accepted on consignment by appointment, offering an option for passing on items children have outgrown.

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.

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.

Clothing is the focus at Second Time Around, a compact second-hand boutique at Althanstraße 17 in Vienna’s 9th district. Its selected assortment and personal browsing atmosphere suit a neighbourhood shopping visit. With opening hours limited to Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, it helps to plan a trip around the weekly schedule.

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.

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.

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.

The HUMANA Vintage & Secondhand branch on Hütteldorfer Straße carries a broad clothing selection for different occasions at generally approachable prices. It suits shoppers putting together an everyday second-hand wardrobe in Vienna’s 14th district. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 10 am to 6:30 pm, so visits need to fit into the working week.

Carla Nord Caritas Wien offers affordable second-hand browsing at Steinheilgasse 3A in Vienna’s 21st district, with an assortment that can vary from visit to visit. LPs and CDs are among the items that may appear, so it suits shoppers open to unexpected finds. Sale periods provide another opportunity to keep spending down.