Vintage & Antiques in Paris
31 stores · curated ORBIS register
Chercheminippes divides consignment clothing between specialised shops in Paris' sixth arrondissement, drawing its stock from second-hand wardrobes. Montmartre's Chine Machine buys and sells vintage denim alongside leather goods, with pieces from designer labels also represented. Its trade-in model offers another way to exchange clothing, alongside the consignment format represented elsewhere in this selection.
French brand founded 2005 by Michaël Azoulay — elevated casual basics blending Californian ease with South of France sensibility, woven in Europe and organic cotton.
A menswear brand that upcycles vintage French military fabrics into contemporary clothing. Each piece is unique — a jacket might be made from a 1960s army tent or a vintage naval duffel bag.
The 6th’s consignment empire — six specialized shops of quality-controlled Parisian closets.
Montmartre vintage buy-sell-trade shop stocked with luxury labels, denim, leather goods, and second-hand statement pieces at accessible prices.
Collector Square brings authenticated pre-owned luxury into a physical Paris setting at 36 boulevard Raspail as well as online. Bags, watches, jewelry, art and other collectibles share the same specialist resale platform, giving shoppers several categories to compare without losing the authentication service that defines the business. Its clearest use is for examining established luxury pieces on the secondary market.
CrushON — vintage or resale source for designer finds, archive pieces, bags, jackets, accessories, or one-off discoveries.
Dutch-founded vintage chain, part of wholesaler GAIA, with a large Paris branch at 12-16 rue Tiquetonne near Les Halles rather than in the Marais. Racks span decades of secondhand menswear and womenswear, from denim to sportswear.
Free’p’Star is a Paris vintage chain with five current shops across the 4th and 1st arrondissements, including addresses on rue de la Verrerie, rue du Temple and rue Saint-Denis. The stores are built around densely packed secondhand clothing and bargain-hunt rummaging rather than a tightly edited luxury-vintage presentation.
Gabrielle Geppert focuses on Paris vintage couture and designer fashion with serious collector appeal.
Saint-Germain gallery opened in 1982 by François Laffanour and Mara Cremniter on rue de Seine, specializing in furniture by 20th-century architects — Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Royère. Holds the archives of the former Galerie Steph Simon (1956–1974).
Franco-Ivy vintage chosen with the archive eye Borsarello brings to Le Vif: American collegiate, filtered through Paris.
Founded in 2017, Imparfaite is a French vintage platform combining selected secondhand pieces with archive drops from fashion brands and private sales.
Jaiio is a Paris-based resale platform for authenticated pre-owned designer fashion. Its Galeries Lafayette corners in Haussmann and Toulouse sell curated luxury pieces alongside the brand's own boutique near Gare du Nord.
Paris gallery founded in 2000 by Philippe Jousse, split between a furniture space at 18 rue de Seine showing mid-century designers like Jean Prouve, Charlotte Perriand and Le Corbusier, and a contemporary art space at 6 rue Saint-Claude.
Kiliwatch mixes a dedicated vintage section with new labels such as Barbour, Patagonia, Lee and Japan Blue. Men’s and women’s accessories sit beside the clothing, making it broader than a by-weight vintage stop.
Paris second-hand clothing by weight—vintage pieces from across storeys, colour-coded price tiers from 20 to 60 euros per kilogram.
La Frange à l’Envers is a Paris-and-Bordeaux secondhand shop founded by two sisters, selling recent clothing, shoes, leather goods and jewelry from accessible labels through luxury houses.
Vintage-luxury boutique at 16 Rue des Saints-Peres in Saint-Germain-des-Pres, Paris, selling authenticated pieces from houses including Hermes, Chanel, Dior and Saint Laurent inside a 1930s-styled space.
Launched in 2020 by brothers Fabien and Vincent Huché-Deniset after sorting their own closets during lockdown, this Paris platform collects and resells secondhand pieces from roughly 200 partner brands and department stores, raising 1.2 million euros in April 2024.
Built in 1847, this glass-roofed passage connects Boulevard Montmartre to Rue de la Grange-Batelière and is known for old bookshops, stamp dealers, and the Hôtel Chopin.
Pretty Box trades in vintage fashion, including designer pieces, denim, dresses, jackets and bags. Its Instagram feed functions as the current shop window, so availability may change before a visit.
ReSee is a luxury consignment platform that collects, photographs, and resells pre-owned designer fashion. Current stock spans coats from The Row, vintage jewelry, and menswear sourced directly from sellers' wardrobes.
Passy’s consignment institution — Paris’s largest dépôt-vente of 16th-arrondissement wardrobes.
Rouje translates Jeanne Damas's Parisian style into wrap dresses, red lipstick and a shoppable version of the label's Instagram image. The range centers on Parisian-style vintage dresses, with production associated with France.
Paris-founded online marketplace for secondhand furniture and decor, started in 2014 (originally as Brocante Lab) by Charlotte Cade and Maxime Brousse; lists over 300,000 vetted vintage and design pieces from individual and professional sellers.
Sézane occupies L'Appartement at 1 rue Saint-Fiacre, in the Sentier quarter of the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. Morgane Sézalory opened it in October 2015, after building the label online. Seasonal collections and monthly capsule editions fill rooms furnished from the Saint-Ouen flea market. Menswear runs separately as Octobre Editions, a few doors along at number 12.
Parisian womenswear label founded in 2006 by designer Juliette Swildens with a bohemian-chic, 70s-90s-inspired aesthetic; several Paris boutiques, including its rue de Turenne store, closed in 2024, though the label continues online.
Founded by Sylvie Chateigner in Paris in 1994, Thanx God I’m a V.I.P. specializes in curated luxury vintage for women and men, with designer clothing, shoes, bags and accessories.
Paris vintage-luxury boutique in the Triangle d'Or near Hermes, Chanel and Louis Vuitton's flagship stores, trading since 1987 with roughly 5,000 pieces on hand. Hermes and Chanel items are authenticated in-house by checking stitching, hardware stamps and date codes.
Paris-founded resale marketplace for authenticated pre-owned luxury and designer fashion, launched in 2009 as 'Vestiaire de Copines' by six co-founders including Fanny Moizant and Sophie Hersan, and rebranded to its current name in 2012.
Luxury vintage e-shop operating since 2000, pairing an online catalogue with physical stores in Paris's Marais and Tokyo's Minami Aoyama district, dealing in pre-owned Hermès, Chanel and Louis Vuitton.