15 Best Second-Hand Shops in Munich

KLEIDERPRACHT Designer Second Hand brings a carefully curated selection of pre-owned women’s clothing to Kurfürstenstraße 49 in Schwabing-West. It is a strong destination for vintage-inspired looks, designer outfits and pieces that feel polished rather than heavily worn.

The store’s character comes from its discerning edit: garments are presented as clean, impeccable and close to new, with memorable labels such as Dolce & Gabbana among the possibilities. In-store shopping and pick-up are available, while the welcoming setting makes it easy to browse at your own pace.

At Designer Taschen Second Hand “Taschenliebe” in Schwabing-West, the focus is firmly on pre-owned fashion accessories, especially luxury handbags and a broad range of bag models. The shop at Belgradstraße 3 is well suited to a quick browse or a considered search for a distinctive piece.

The atmosphere is warm and helpful, with attentive guidance that can make choosing a gift or navigating a difficult purchase easier. Its appeal lies in combining recognisable luxury brands with more approachable second-hand prices, making repeat visits worthwhile as the selection changes.

Kindersecondhand Glücksgriff is a compact second-hand shop on Rosenheimer Str. 187 with clothing, shoes, books and practical children’s items. The selection is especially useful for families looking for well-kept seasonal pieces, such as a warm snowsuit for a toddler.

A kind, personable approach gives the shop an easygoing feel, while the compact layout rewards focused browsing. It works well for a quick visit when you need affordable children’s essentials or want to discover a small, varied selection in Munich.

Weißer Rabe presents a carefully selected range of pre-owned clothing and individual vintage pieces in Munich. The shop favours quality, aesthetics and durability over volume, with fair prices and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Alongside clothing, the assortment can include handmade and upcycled items such as bags, hats and fabrics.

The store is a good stop for shoppers looking for a sustainable alternative to new fashion, especially when a smaller, curated selection feels more appealing than a large charity-shop format. Its social purpose is built into the concept: purchases support meaningful employment and participation for people requiring additional support.

S.L.O.P. Secondhandladen Olivia Protzek, at Urbanstraße 4 in Sendling, combines vintage and modern clothing in a relaxed, personal setting. The shop is a treasure-hunt-style destination where rummaging, trying on unusual pieces and taking time over a discovery are part of the appeal.

Reasonable prices and a welcoming atmosphere make the boutique comfortable for an unhurried browse, while the compact format also works for a quick visit. The selection can yield distinctive everyday pieces, including shirts and shorts with plenty of individual character.

At use`secondhand & samples im Forum, the mix goes beyond conventional pre-owned fashion. Alongside second-hand pieces, the Munich shop carries production, collection and showroom samples that never entered regular retail, creating room for more unusual finds.

The selection puts the focus on high-quality clothing, with many pieces in near-new condition, while prices remain approachable. A clear, thoughtfully arranged presentation makes it easy to browse, whether the aim is a quick visit or a slower hunt. Located at Theresienhöhe 5, it is a strong fit for shoppers who want distinctive fashion without restricting themselves to standard retail collections. The shop also buys used goods, giving local wardrobes another route back into circulation.

M2 Music 2nd Hand GmbH on Rosenheimer Straße 77 is a specialist record store focused on used vinyl, CDs, collections and other physical music formats. Its strongest territory includes rock, pop, classic rock from the 1970s and 1980s, jazz, metal, blues, soul, funk, punk and AOR.

The shop buys collections as well as selling them, making it relevant both for hunters of unusual pressings and for people looking to move on a substantial record library. Detailed knowledge of editions and pressings adds value when browsing a second-hand catalogue, while in-store shopping and pickup keep the process straightforward.

Vintage Revivals brings together genuine vintage finds, contemporary second-hand clothing and accessories at Reichenbachstraße 1 in Munich. The assortment covers both women’s and men’s pieces, making it useful for shared browsing rather than a narrowly specialised wardrobe search.

Its strongest feature is the balance between discovery and presentation. Taking time to browse can uncover distinctive, well-kept garments, while the fresh condition and considered selection make the rails feel more curated than chaotic. The inviting atmosphere and friendly service add to the relaxed shopping experience. The mix is not uniformly archival: newer or more commercially made items can sit beside stronger vintage pieces. That variety suits shoppers happy to look closely and choose selectively, with generally approachable pricing and an online shop available for further browsing.