16 stores · curated ORBIS register
Brazilian vintage mixes boutique rails with flea-market treasure, whether the address is São Paulo or Rio. Frou Frou has stocked secondhand finds from a mother-and-daughter shop since 2007. PrettyNew carries high-end secondhand fashion in São Paulo since 2014. Serpentine deals vivid vintage fashion from a Rio address noted by Vogue. Brazilian vintage rewards a patient eye that checks the seams before falling for the print and the lining after.
Botafogo
Rio de Janeiro vintage and secondhand-designer resale shop in Botafogo, associated with founders Manoela Carvalho and Flavia Kux; ships nationally within Brazil. Its website currently shows a password-gated 'on a break' notice.
Best for Vintage and designer resale, as featured by Vogue in Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Mercado Moderno specialises in Brazilian modernist furniture and design objects in Rio. Condition, authorship and restoration should be checked piece by piece because most vintage inventory is unique.
Best for Brazilian modernist furniture and design objects in Rio
Botafogo
Independent vintage and secondhand fashion boutique operating in Rio de Janeiro (Botafogo area, WhatsApp contact uses a Rio 21 area code), selling curated women's and men's clothing, blazers, knitwear and accessories, including an 'archive' vintage section, in-store and online.
Best for Vivid vintage fashion at a Rio address noted by Vogue
Sumaré, São Paulo
Brechó Vó Judith is a São Paulo vintage and retro clothing shop in the Vila Madalena/Pompeia area, with current independent location evidence at Rua Cayowaá 2304.
Best for Curated vintage and retro clothing in São Paulo
Brechó Vó Judith has operated in São Paulo since 2006, when the business was formally registered under Aparecida Simone Nogueira do Nascimento, who runs the shop together with Jorge Luiz. Like most brechós -- the São Paulo term for a secondhand or vintage clothing shop -- the store built its stock through consignment and resale of used and vintage garments rather than manufacturing anything itself, and it has since become known locally for a curated selection that mixes everyday vintage pieces with occasional finds from international houses such as Dior, Armani and Prada. The shop currently trades from Rua Cayowaá 2304, in the cluster of residential streets where the Sumaré, Vila Madalena and Pompeia neighborhoods meet -- a location that different local sources describe under each of those three neighborhood names, reflecting how closely the boundaries sit rather than any inconsistency in the shop's actual address. Alongside the physical storefront, open six days a week, the business takes orders through Instagram, a common secondary sales channel for São Paulo's independent brechó scene. Now closer to two decades old, it has outlasted many of the informal resale shops that opened in the same period, building a repeat clientele around its owner-curated stock rather than a franchised or chain model.
São Paulo
At Rua Joao Moura 1298, Sao Paulo, Galeria Teo is an evidence-verified current door for design and vintage furniture.
Best for Design and vintage furniture
Cerqueira César
A vintage shop specializing in global 1960s–1980s finds. Vogue gives the São Paulo address and founding year. Established 2007.
Best for Global vintage finds from the 1960s through 1980s
Botafogo
Babilonia Feira Hype is a weekend market with independent fashion designers, vintage clothes, live music and food trucks.
Best for Independent designer fashion, vintage clothes, live music
Vila Madalena
Capricho À Toa is a São Paulo consignment shop reselling secondhand designer and mall-brand clothing. Trading since 1991 from its Sumarezinho storefront, it stocks labels like Zara, Lacoste, and Tory Burch.
Best for Secondhand designer fashion — Zara, Lacoste, Tory Burch
Capricho À Toa has operated as a consignment and resale shop in São Paulo since 1991, billing itself as the country's largest brechó, the Brazilian term for a secondhand or thrift store built around buying and reselling other people's clothes. The physical shop sits on Rua Heitor Penteado in the Sumarezinho neighborhood, near Vila Madalena, and pays sellers on the spot for pieces it takes in. Its online catalog mirrors that walk-in inventory: a rotating mix of secondhand designer and mall-brand pieces spanning Zara, Lacoste, Tory Burch, Le Lis Blanc, Animale, Hering, Brooksfield, and Banana Republic, organized by category across womenswear, menswear, kidswear, shoes, and accessories. Pricing runs well under retail for pieces the shop deems still in strong condition, with free shipping above a set order threshold and installment payment options at checkout. The shop has run long enough to become a fixture for regular customers, some of whom describe shopping there across multiple decades rather than as a one-off visit. For anyone hunting secondhand designer labels in São Paulo without gallery pricing, Capricho À Toa positions itself as a volume alternative to boutique consignment shops, trading on inventory size and turnover rather than curation.
Ukrainian Village
Founded in 1996, this Ukrainian Village record store made its name in soul, jazz, funk, and Brazilian vinyl, shipping rare LPs worldwide from a deep, constantly restocked stock of used records. The bright storefront carries new and secondhand pressings across global grooves and reissues.
Best for Soul, jazz and funk vinyl
Consolação
Mother-and-daughter vintage and secondhand shop in Consolação, established in 2007, with a curated fashion edit built around pre-owned finds.
Best for Vintage and secondhand finds from a mother-and-daughter shop, since 2007.
Frou Frou is a curated vintage and secondhand boutique in Sao Paulo's Baixo-Augusta district, opened in November 2007 by the mother-and-daughter team of Luzia Belucci and Giovanna Belucci. The shop operates like a cabinet of curiosities: hundreds of pieces spanning the 1970s through the 2000s, sourced from across decades and countries, sit alongside archive-grade names — Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Prada and Saint Laurent among them — as well as pieces by Brazilian designers such as Gloria Coelho and Reinaldo Lourenco. Beyond retail sales, Frou Frou rents from its collection and undertakes restoration work, and has built a following among costume designers, stylists and other fashion professionals who treat the shop as a research archive as much as a store. Its stated mission — rescuing vintage pieces and championing sustainable, creative fashion over disposable trends — has kept it a fixture of Sao Paulo's secondhand scene for nearly two decades, run from the same Rua Augusta address since it opened, with online sales through froufrouvintage.com.br extending its reach beyond the neighborhood.
Brazil / Online
Granado’s shops arrange soaps, colognes, talcs and body care in apothecary-style packaging. The catalogue distinguishes heritage fragrance lines from practical pharmacy-derived care, making compact gifts easy to assemble.
Best for Heritage Brazilian soaps, lotions, and fragrances in vintage-inspired packaging.
São Bento do Sapucaí / Brazil
Hand-bound albums, boxes and fine stationery from a bookbinder-run school-atelier in Brazil's Serra da Mantiqueira.
Best for Hand-bound albums, boxes and fine stationery
O Velho Livreiro is a bookbinding school and atelier founded by bookbinder-instructor Pablo Peinado and bookbinder-woodworker Alessandra Evangelho, who describe their operation on their own site as "a school and atelier of bookbinding and fine stationery offering courses and workshops in-person and online, for those wanting to enter the world of paper and the arts of the book." The business began in São Paulo's Vila Madalena neighborhood before relocating in 2020 to the Serra da Mantiqueira mountains, where it now runs as a school-atelier combining teaching with artistic-residency stays.
The workshop's output is not limited to instruction: its site lists fine stationery and custom paper goods — albums, boxes, notebooks and editorial projects — plus handcrafted bookbinding tools and equipment (presses, perforators, folders) built for the trade rather than bought in. O Velho Livreiro also coordinates a network of certified bookbinders across Brazil who take on personalized commissions and editorial production support, positioning the atelier as a hub for the craft nationally rather than a single-city storefront.
The founders' choice to relocate from a São Paulo neighborhood studio to a dedicated mountain school-atelier, and to build their own tools rather than resell others', points to a business organized around the craft itself rather than around retail volume. Two named practitioners, a documented decade-plus of continuous operation across two locations, and a stated mission centered on bookbinding and paper arts support treating this as a genuine dedicated bindery and teaching workshop, not a general crafts shop.
Jardim Paulista
High-end secondhand boutique in Jardim Paulista, founded in 2014, specializing in curated pre-owned fashion and designer resale.
Best for High-end secondhand fashion in São Paulo, since 2014
Cidade Jardim
Take Me Vintage is a large secondhand designer-fashion emporium in São Paulo.
Best for Take me vintage
Ipanema
Txello Vintage is an archival and secondhand shop near Ipanema Beach.
Best for Txello vintage
Vila Madalena
Bohemian neighbourhood — independent boutiques, vintage shops, art galleries and handmade crafts along colourful, graffiti-covered streets.
Best for Independent boutiques, vintage shops, and art galleries along graffiti-covered bohemian streets
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