Amsterdam vintage shops sort the decades with the care of patient archivists. I Love Vintage fills its Amsterdam rails with 50s-80s vintage fashion, arranged by era for the browser who knows the difference. Kramer Kunst & Antiek deals Delft blue and Dutch antiques from its Amsterdam rooms. Rumors trades vintage clothing and denim on Haarlemmerstraat, a shop founded in 2011.
Anna + Nina is part jewelry house, part maximalist cabinet: recycled 14K pieces, birthstone and initial charms, vintage rings, homeware, clothing and an assortment of outside labels. Worldwide delivery is explicit, but its multi-brand breadth makes it a retailer exception rather than a pure maker-only admission.
Best for Recycled 14K jewelry, birthstone and initial charms, personalized pieces and vintage rings
Butcher of Blue is a Dutch workwear-inspired brand, offering rugged jackets, shirts, and denim with vintage aesthetics. The range centers on Dutch workwear-inspired rugged clothing, with production associated with Netherlands.
HKLIVING is a home-design brand founded in 2008 by Emiel Hetsen and Sander Klaver. Its collections span furniture and lighting as well as ceramics and textiles. Vintage references inform the range, which is sold through a wider dealer network rather than a single verified Amsterdam shop.
Best for Retro-influenced furniture, ceramics and home accessories
HKliving was created by Emiel Hetsen and Sander Klaver, with the brand name taking both of their initials. Based in Dronten, Netherlands, the company designs contemporary, bohemian, and industrial-style home furnishings and accessories that reference design traditions from around the world and different time periods. The brand's aesthetic combines vintage inspiration—particularly 1970s aesthetics—with modern design sensibilities. HKliving's product range extends across lighting, textiles, tableware, and household items. The most popular collection features bold 1970s-inspired ceramic mugs, plates, and bowls in distinctive color combinations. The brand's design philosophy draws inspiration from multiple sources, creating distinctive home accessories and lifestyle pieces that blend Eastern design references with Western contemporary aesthetics. Products are distributed internationally through specialty retailers and online channels, emphasizing the intersection of vintage charm and modern function.
Vintage and indie-designer retailer founded in 2006 in Amsterdam by siblings Babak and Faranak Mirjalili, grown from an online vintage venture into a bricks-and-mortar shop on Prinsengracht, later adding an in-house label, Bannou, in 2013.
Founded by Eduard Kramer more than 60 years ago and now run by his sons Roeland and Sebastiaan, this Amsterdam antiques house is an official Royal Delft dealer holding one of the world's largest antique-tile collections, around 500,000 pieces.
Best for Delft blue and Dutch antiques.
Kramer Kunst & Antiek was founded by Eduard Kramer more than 60 years ago and has remained a family business, now run by his sons Roeland and Sebastiaan Kramer. The shop sits in Amsterdam's Spiegelkwartier, the city's traditional antiques quarter, and has built its reputation over decades on a specific specialization within the broader antiques trade: Dutch tiles. The Kramer collection includes an estimated 500,000 antique tiles, spanning from the 1600s to the present, which the shop describes as the one of the largest collections of antique Dutch tiles in the world. Alongside tiles, the shop is an official dealer for De Porceleyne Fles, the Delft manufacturer that holds the Royal Delft designation and is the last of the original Delft potteries still producing traditional blue-and-white earthenware by hand. The wider inventory extends into categories typical of a general antiques house, glassware, jewelry, silverware, paintings, archaeological finds, antique clocks, old books and prints, copper and tin objects, bronze sculptures, Asian ceramics and lamps, but the tile collection and the Royal Delft dealership are what distinguish Kramer within Amsterdam's antiques trade, rather than a generalist inventory alone.
Vintage clothing and design shop on Haarlemmerstraat in Amsterdam, founded in 2011, selling curated designer vintage from the 1950s-90s alongside leather bags, scarves and jewelry. Has a sister store, We Are Vintage, at separate Amsterdam addresses.
Best for Amsterdam vintage clothing and denim
Rumors Vintage & Design is a vintage clothing and accessories shop in Amsterdam, founded in 2011 and located on Haarlemmerstraat, one of the city's older shopping streets running through the historic Haarlemmerbuurt at the edge of the Jordaan. The shop stocks curated designer and second-hand pieces spanning roughly the 1950s through the 1990s, including denim (Levi's among the labels cited), Dr. Martens boots, leather jackets and bags, silk scarves, dead-stock sunglasses and vintage jewelry, with an emphasis on French vintage designer pieces alongside more everyday retro clothing. It operates alongside a sister shop, We Are Vintage, run by the same team at separate addresses elsewhere in Amsterdam (Eerste van Swindenstraat and Kinkerstraat). As a curated resale operation rather than a thrift or charity shop, Rumors positions its stock around specific eras and named designer labels rather than a general secondhand mix, drawing both local shoppers and visitors browsing Amsterdam's vintage-shopping circuit centered on the Jordaan and Nine Streets area.
Founded in 1994 by Alie Berger and Michel de Vries, this antiquarian and secondhand shop on Pelsterstraat carries books from modern to centuries old alongside maps, prints, vinyl records, and photographs. It runs a fortnightly Bookmaker event that puts out around 2,000 secondhand books on alternating Wednesdays.
Best for Centuries-old books, maps, and vinyl at the fortnightly 2,000-book Bookmaker event
Started as an online dealer in 2004 and now a stand at the Leenderweg Vintage Warehouse, De Spot deals in twentieth-century design furniture and collectibles. Stock runs from vintage dining chairs, tables, sofas and cabinets to pottery, glassware, paintings and antique toys with documented designer attribution.
Arnhem-based label founded in 2018 by Sjaak Hullekes and Sebastiaan Kramer, hand-making circular fashion from upcycled antique linens, deadstock and vintage textiles, over 95% sourced from post-consumer or post-production waste, largely found at French flea markets.
Best for Reworked antiques
Hul le Kes was founded in Arnhem, the Netherlands, in 2018 by Sjaak Hullekes - a 2005 ArtEZ Academy graduate previously known for his own menswear label, shown at Pitti Uomo - and Sebastiaan Kramer. Working from studios in Arnhem with a team of around 50 tailors, pattern makers and apprentices, Hul le Kes hand-sews and naturally dyes garments made almost entirely from post-consumer and post-production waste: antique French linens, unwanted tablecloths, blankets and fashion-industry deadstock. The label operates a physical space called the Hul le Kes Salon in Arnhem.
Kikke Spulle fills its storefront at Westeinde 60A in The Hague with vintage furniture, lighting, and accessories from the 1960s through 90s, alongside interior styling advice from owner Kikke and renovation work from an in-house klusbedrijf. The shop is shifting fully toward vintage and secondhand design, with current showroom pieces discounted up to 70%.
A family-owned Maastricht antiques shop since 1968, Van Eyck deals in original silver, glass, ceramics, sculpture and decorative art. Pieces can be bought in the Boschstraat store or through its online webshop, and the shop also buys and sells on consignment.
A shop near the centre dealing in midcentury furniture, lamps, ceramics and glassware from the 1950s to 1970s, each object catalogued with its own history. Stock has included turquoise ceramics by Peter Groeneveldt, original Philips pieces by Louis Kalff and a 1960s white Knoll Tulip table, alongside handmade lamps by local designers.