Where to sell Clothes in Berlin?

You may need to consider what kind of clothes you have and if you’re willing to sell them yourself or not, which will lead you to several options.

Sell second hand clothes in Berlin

There are many second hand and vintage stores where you can sell your clothes in Berlin. This is the best option if you have luxury and/or high-end fashion pieces and don’t want to sell them yourself. You can still bring along sophisticated items from Zara or H&M if you have them, but it’s not worth it if that’s all you have (see below for that case). Keep in mind that 2nd-hand shops will take around 50% commission on a price that is already reduced, so … do the math.

Each store has its own style, so it’s important to figure out where you have the best chance to sell your garments. In the end, it’s always the staff who will say yes or no. In some places, you can just drop by the store with your bag, but it’s better to get in touch beforehand, by phone or email. Some shops work only by appointment, but even for the others, you might pop in at a busy time, or the shop may have temporarily stopped buying because they already have too much stock.

The commission they take is usually between 40% and 50%, and they’ll inform you when an item has been sold. It’s quite obvious, but let’s remind you that your clothes should be clean and in good condition, and it’s always a bit inconvenient if you’ve removed the brand label for scratchy reasons.

The Chrome Store – Neukölln

Chrome sells second hand and German vintage for men and women (but mostly for men). The style is strong, contemporary, edgy. For a small batch of clothes, just drop by the shop; otherwise, call or send an email for an appointment. The deal is 50/50.

More about The Chrome Store’s style

Garments – Mitte & Prenzlauer Berg

Garments represents two shops selling vintage and second hand clothes for women. Here is the kingdom of cult designers who have the talent to make any woman feel sublime. Garments is for women who like to be noticed. Just send an email to get an appointment.

Sœur – Prenzlauer Berg

If you’re French or have a little crush on French fashion labels, this store is for you. The owner is clearly a fan, so it’s the perfect place to sell such brands or others with a French touch. Only for women.

The Good Store – Neukölln

The Good Store is a great option if you have a range of different brands. The owner is very aware of the latest trends, and the shop always looks super appealing. You’re pretty sure to sell your clothes quickly. The deal is 50/50 for prices that you agree on together. The clothes you bring must be seasonal. Just drop by the shop, or ask for an appointment if you have a lot of items.

Brands: H&M and Zara as well as A.P.C. or Prada.

More info about selling at The Good Store

More about The Good Store’s style

Selling Clothes Without Commissions

Kleider Laden – Schöneberg

This shop feels like a friend’s closet, full of hidden gems. Kleider Laden sells all kinds of clothes, from little black dresses to vintage evening wear to super trendy skinny jeans. Get in touch with them for an appointment, and they’ll give you a direct offer for your items.

More info about Kleider Laden’s style

SALT Berlin – Friedrichshain

Patrick and Arianna own two second hand and vintage shops in Friedrichshain: SALT Berlin (ex-Sometimes Coloured) and SALT Berlin Black. They buy your stock of garments directly, as long as the items are trendy, timeless, or sophisticated.

Rosenrot – Kreuzberg (Kids)

A cute little shop, painted red from the outside and located on Lausitzer Platz, selling 2nd hand kids’ clothes, shoes, toys, and books. You can bring clean, seasonal kids’ clothes to sell directly, as long as there are no holes or damages and it fits within a normal shopping bag. They’ll offer you a price after a couple of days, and if you accept, you get the money directly.

More about selling at Rosenrot

More about Rosenrot

Limonadenbaum – Neukölln (Kids)

Limonadenbaum sells a mix of second hand and new clothes for babies and young kids (up to age 8), as well as shoes, accessories, and toys. You can drop by with your kids’ stuff to sell, and they will review it and get back to you in 2-3 days, allowing you to decide whether to sell with or without commission.

More about selling at Limonadenbaum

Of course, there are many more opportunities, and you can get the full list from Dress Me Berlin here:

All the shops where you can sell your clothes in Berlin

A great way to sell if you have a lot of items and some energy is to rent a table with a friend at one of the trendy flea markets, which you can find in this list:

Berlin’s Best Fashion Flea Markets & Events

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