Vienna
Vienna’s vintage shops range from relaxed clothing stops on Währinger Strasse and Neubaugasse to carefully selected designer pieces in Gumpendorfer Strasse. You can also browse vintage furniture, ceramics and unusual interior accents around Porzellangasse and Linke Wienzeile.
Compare each shop by location, the kind of pieces it carries, opening hours and whether you want a focused search or a leisurely browse.
The selection gives priority to shops with a clear vintage focus, distinctive stock, useful Vienna locations and practical details such as opening patterns or a defined shopping experience. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Holy Garbage combines a vintage clothing shop with a cosy, creative atmosphere on Währinger Strasse. The stock changes frequently, rewarding repeat visits and leisurely browsing, while the music and sticker-and-art display add a distinctly playful edge.
There is also a coffee element for visitors who want to linger, making the shop a good fit for an unhurried browse rather than a quick, purely functional purchase.
#2
Organized, affordable second-hand clothing
Vintage pieces, creative knitwear and upcycled merchandise
At Paniglgasse 18–20 in Vienna’s 4th district, Vintage Shop by Textile House offers organized, affordable second-hand clothing with a relaxed browsing experience. The selection includes vintage pieces, creative knitwear and upcycled merchandise, making it a useful stop for everyday finds as well as more distinctive garments.
Opening hours run Monday to Friday from 10 am to 7 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm.
#3
A strong choice of original Texan boots
Coffee for a slower browse
Freudich Vintage Store brings a sociable, easygoing feel to Kaiserstraße 74 in Vienna’s 7th district. Its vintage clothing selection includes a strong choice of original Texan boots, while attentive, patient assistance can make it easier to find the right pair or garment.
There is also coffee for a slower browse. The shop opens daily from noon to 7 pm except Sunday.
#4
Carefully selected designer and statement pieces
wolfmich is a compact Vienna vintage store at Gumpendorfer Str. 51, shaped around carefully selected designer and statement pieces. The assortment includes Prada, Balenciaga, Jean Paul Gaultier, Japanese designers and vintage Claude Montana, with a well-organized layout that makes browsing rewarding rather than overwhelming.
Friendly assistance adds to the focused, distinctive atmosphere. It opens Monday to Friday from 1 to 7 pm and Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm.
#5
Indigo Express – Vintage Möbel is a distinctive furniture stop on Linke Wienzeile, specializing in unusual pieces and interior accents with an international feel. Its selection includes Indian furniture, trunks, scatter cushions, chairs, benches, dining tables and lassi sets, offering plenty to explore even without a specific purchase in mind.
The shop opens Saturdays from 11 am to 5 pm, so plan around its limited schedule.
#6
Trousers in varied sizes and styles
Retroschatz on Neubaugasse is a vintage clothing store with a distinctive pay-per-kilo format. The selection is particularly useful for shoppers looking for trousers in varied sizes and styles, while the pricing model rewards filling a bag with multiple discoveries.
Its 7th-district setting and long Friday hours make it a practical stop for a focused vintage hunt or a spontaneous browse.
#7
A basement adding another layer to explore
Hubsi Vintage Shop is a playful second-hand destination with several Vienna locations, including Rechte Wienzeile 103 and branches on Margaretenstraße, Ottakringer Straße and Wiedner Hauptstraße. The assortment stretches well beyond clothing to books, furniture, ceramics, glass, art, VHS decks and vintage toasters, with a basement adding another layer to explore.
It opens Monday to Friday from 10 am to 8 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.
#8
HUMANA Vintage & Secondhand on Landstraßer Hauptstraße 21 is a practical stop for affordable used clothing, with room for both everyday pieces and more unusual vintage finds. Periodic sales can bring prices down further, while the welcoming atmosphere makes browsing easy; dogs are also welcome.
The store opens Monday to Friday from 10 am to 6 pm and is closed at weekends.
#9
Well-organized vintage clothing
This second Vienna location of Vintage Shop by Textile House sits on Landstraßer Hauptstraße and offers a relaxed browse through well-organized vintage clothing. The selection leans toward unique pieces, with sale periods adding extra appeal for budget-conscious shoppers.
The shop is open Monday to Friday from 10 am to 7 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm; it closes on Sundays.
#10
At Margaretenstraße 72, Hubsi Vintage Shop combines vintage clothing with the kind of unexpected objects that make second-hand browsing memorable. The shop is known for approachable prices and a friendly, conversational style, with examples ranging from clothing to working Polaroid cameras and other unusual finds.
Opening hours are Monday to Friday from 10 am to 7 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.
#11
Good vintage choices at fair prices
ONEMORE vintage & second hand is a small clothing shop on Reinprechtsdorfer Straße with a surprisingly broad selection for its size. It suits shoppers looking for good vintage choices at fair prices, whether they arrive with a specific item in mind or simply want to browse.
The store opens Tuesday to Friday from 10 am to 6 pm, Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm, and Monday from 10 am to 12:30 am.
#12
HUMANA Vintage & Secondhand on Thaliastraße 11 offers a straightforward second-hand clothing browse with a useful range of garments and a welcoming team. The store suits shoppers who want to look through affordable pieces efficiently, with staff described as friendly and quick to assist.
It opens Monday to Friday from 10 am to 6 pm and closes on Saturdays and Sundays.
#13
A short walk from Vienna’s Opera House
Vintage-shop-wien occupies a central spot on Operngasse, a short walk from Vienna’s Opera House. The shop brings together vintage clothing, shoes, handbags, jewellery, antiques and smaller decorative treasures, with an emphasis on variety, approachable prices and 20th-century style.
It opens Monday to Friday from 10 am to 6 pm and Saturday from 11 am to 7 pm; Sunday is closed.
#14
Curated designer vintage
Rare pieces from major labels
MINAMINOU is a Vienna used clothing store specialising in carefully selected designer vintage. The boutique carries rare and well-preserved pieces from names such as Jean Paul Gaultier, Margiela, Vivienne Westwood, Comme des Garçons and Dries Van Noten, giving it a distinctly more curated feel than a typical second-hand shop.
The selection spans different price levels while keeping its focus on character, condition and recognisable design. It is an appealing destination for collectors, fashion-conscious shoppers and anyone searching for a statement piece with a stronger point of view.
#15
Locally upcycled fashion
Alternative second-hand style
Toxic Rags is a Vienna used clothing store with an alternative edge, bringing together second-hand fashion, distinctive jewellery and upcycled pieces made locally. The selection favours individual style over conventional basics, with sustainability at the centre of its concept.
A friendly, inclusive atmosphere and quick in-store visits make it a useful stop for anyone searching for unusual clothing or accessories rather than standard high-street finds.
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Map and areas
Use the map to plan a vintage route through Vienna’s 6th and 7th districts, where several clothing-focused shops sit close to busy shopping streets. Other options are spread across Währing, Wieden, Alsergrund and Margareten.
Check the distance between stops before setting out, especially if you are combining clothing with furniture or homeware browsing.
Neubau and Mariahilf are practical starting points for clothing because several options are located around Neubaugasse, Kaiserstraße, Gumpendorfer Strasse and the Wienzeile. Währinger Strasse offers a more relaxed stop, while Wieden and Alsergrund add affordable clothing and interior-focused alternatives.
wolfmich is the clearest choice for curated designer and statement fashion. Its selection includes Prada, Balenciaga, Jean Paul Gaultier, Japanese designers and vintage Claude Montana, making it more suitable for shoppers seeking distinctive labels than general second-hand browsing.
Catrinette – Vintage Interieur is suited to furniture, decorative objects, architectural finds and glass pieces in a room-like setting. Indigo Express – Vintage Möbel is a better fit for globally inspired interiors, with items such as Indian furniture, trunks, tables, benches and cushions.
Yes. Vintage Shop by Textile House offers affordable second-hand clothing, knitwear and upcycled pieces, while Retroschatz uses a pay-per-kilo format that can suit shoppers looking for multiple garments or varied trousers.
Availability changes, so inspect the current selection in person.
Hubsi Vintage Shop is designed for broad browsing, with clothing alongside books, furniture, ceramics, glass, art, VHS equipment and vintage toasters. Its several Vienna locations make it useful when you want to add miscellaneous finds to a clothing-focused shopping trip.