2nd Hand store in Paris
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Thanks, CC. I will be there in the fall but in my own experience, these places waste a lot of hours. Fine if you live in the city but as a visitor, I am not sure it is worth spending the time...not to mention the money. But thanks..maybe I will check it out. I wonder if anyone else has other places to recommend.
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Second-hand clothing is a bit taboo in France, but for many years Réciproque in the 16th has been a good place to find slightly used and fashionable stuff. They have several stores, all in the same small area, each specializing in something different.
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my husband has had great luck at a thrift shop in the marais. it's near the corner of rue vielle de temple at les philosophes cafe - the side street there. (i can get the real street name if you'd like.)
anyway, he's gotten a lovely suit jacket, an athletic jacket, plus a fabulous old blue leather motorcycle jacket.
good luck!
anyway, he's gotten a lovely suit jacket, an athletic jacket, plus a fabulous old blue leather motorcycle jacket.
good luck!
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Here's one if you're looking for designer goods...
Most second hand or used clothing shops are called "depot vente" (which can also apply to furniture).
This one has two locations:
Depot Vente 17ieme
109, rue de Courcelles - Metro Pereire-Courcelles
Depot Vente Passy
14,16 rue de la Tour - Metro Trocadero-Passy
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Most second hand or used clothing shops are called "depot vente" (which can also apply to furniture).
This one has two locations:
Depot Vente 17ieme
109, rue de Courcelles - Metro Pereire-Courcelles
Depot Vente Passy
14,16 rue de la Tour - Metro Trocadero-Passy
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Reciproque has become a victim of its own success. It's so famous now that it is almost always packed and prices have risen so much that they're not the bargains they used to be. If you're over there, you might want to take a look anyway but don't expect any deals. (Also, the best selection of women's clothes are in the French equivalents of sizez 0 to 4.)
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miss daisy, you are correct! though the st. paul metro stop is also in the marais (both on line #1). take rue vielle du temple north from rue de rivoli and turn left onto rue st. croix de la bretonnerie.
hope you find something great!
hope you find something great!
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8 Ste-Croix-de-la-Bretonnerie, 4th (01.42.76.03.72). M° St-Paul.
Open noon-11pm Mon-Sat; 2-11pm Sun.
No credit cards.
This Aladdin’s cave of retro glitz, ’60s, ’70s and ’80s glad rags and ex-army jackets is the best priced of the bargain basements
8 Ste-Croix-de-la-Bretonnerie, 4th (01.42.76.03.72). M° St-Paul.
Open noon-11pm Mon-Sat; 2-11pm Sun.
No credit cards.
This Aladdin’s cave of retro glitz, ’60s, ’70s and ’80s glad rags and ex-army jackets is the best priced of the bargain basements
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