Neubau, Vienna
A vintage clothing shop curating second-hand pieces from multiple eras, with a separately operated coffee house on site. The Vienna store opened in 2013.
Best for Curated second-hand clothing and an on-site coffee house
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A vintage fashion specialist selling original garments and accessories dating from the 1880s through the 1980s. The shop has operated since the late 1970s.
Best for Original vintage garments and accessories spanning the 1880s to 1980s.
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Gerngross is a Vienna department store with fashion, beauty, home goods and dining under one roof. Its multi-floor format supports one-stop shopping, while concessions may follow their own service policies.
Best for Fashion and home goods on Mariahilfer Strasse
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Vienna's original concept store. Fashion, art, magazines and a cafe bar — a pioneer of Viennese cool since 1989.
Best for Fashion, art, and magazines with a cafe bar, pioneering Viennese cool since 1989
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Landmark modernist department store with a wavy glass facade. Fashion and lifestyle across 8 floors.
Best for The wavy glass modernist facade and fashion across 8 floors
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Tostmann Trachten has hand-tailored dirndls and Austrian folk costumes since Marlen Tostmann founded the company in 1949, now run by her granddaughter Anna from workshops in Seewalchen am Attersee and Vienna's Schottengasse. Most dirndls are produced in small runs or as one-off pieces, with made-to-measure orders also available.
Best for Traditional Clothing
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TR Handschuhe is a Vienna glove house run by Thomas Riemer, who entered the trade in his early twenties working alongside his father Erwin Riemer, co-owner of RIKA — an Austrian glove brand founded in the 1960s that made fashion and sports gloves in workshops across Austria and Hungary.
Best for Hand-stitched Vienna gloves in peccary and doeskin from a second-generation
TR Handschuhe is a Vienna glove house run by Thomas Riemer, who entered the trade in his early twenties working alongside his father Erwin Riemer, co-owner of RIKA — an Austrian glove brand founded in the 1960s that made fashion and sports gloves in workshops across Austria and Hungary. That lineage makes Thomas Riemer a second-generation glove maker rather than a new entrant borrowing an old craft's name, at a moment when the site itself notes no new apprentices have entered the Austrian glove trade since 1989.
The process the house describes is hand work at every stage: leather is soaked and stretched for 24 hours before a pair is hand-cut individually, and stitching is done freehand by seamstresses without pre-marked guides, a pace the site puts at about three fully hand-stitched pairs per person per working day. Leather comes, in the site's own words, from "some of the best Austrian, German, Finnish, French or Swiss tanneries," and finished gloves use peccary, goatskin, doeskin, and hair-sheep nappa, lined in cashmere or silk.
The range has grown to include leather accessories — bags, weekender luggage, toiletry cases — alongside the gloves, but gloves remain the founding product and the reason customers first come to the house. A live 2025 collection and worldwide shipping confirm this is a currently trading business, not a legacy name kept alive only in archives.
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