Explore vintage clothing stores in Hong Kong, an East Asian city that feels like Europe!
Hong Kong secondhand shop tour. Compared to Japan, there are fewer used clothing stores, but digging is fun because you can find antiques and miscellaneous goods unique to Hong Kong, which has a history with Britain. The area is small and transportation is cheap, so it's easy to go to many second-hand clothing stores, which is unique to Hong Kong.
In Hong Kong, second-hand clothing is referred to as ``old book'' or ``second hand''. It seems that the expression vintage is often used in the sense of "vintage-like", and even new retro-style fashion stores sometimes have the word "vintage" in their name.
Sometimes the front door is locked, and if you can't open it, you need to ring the bell or DM on Instagram. It is a culture that is not common in Japan.
The number of floors is based on the British notation, where the ground is counted as the 0th floor, so the 1st floor in Japan is the 0 (G) floor. 2nd floor is 1st floor. In this article, the local notation of Hong Kong is used so that it can be used locally. If it says 1st floor, it means 2nd floor in Japan.
The second-hand clothing purchased in Hong Kong is introduced in the video, so please check it out.
- Explore vintage clothing stores in Hong Kong, an East Asian city that feels like Europe!
- Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, North Point, Tin Hau
- Sheung Wan, Central
- Tsim Sha Tsui
- Sham Shui Po, Prince Edward
- Mong Kok
- Secondhand clothing stores and vintage shops in Hong Kong and other areas
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Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, North Point, Tin Hau
Eastern area of Hong Kong Island. Causeway Bay is a downtown area that is especially fun for shopping. Hong Kong's most famous vintage clothing store Midwest is also located in this area.
Swing Swing Sixties
An antique vintage shop in a multi-tenant building.
https://instagram.com/swingswingsixties.vintage?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
About a 10-minute walk from Kitakaku Station. maxi mall 1st floor.
Mainly used women's clothes from the 70s and 80s. There are many classic and cool old clothes. Retro one-piece dresses and set-ups with full patterns are available. There are quite a lot of watches and accessories, especially vintage watches are worth seeing. The price range starts from 5,000 yen.
Mid West Mika (Midwest head office)
Head office of Hong Kong's most famous second-hand and vintage shop.
https://www.instagram.com/midwestvintage/
About a 10 minute walk from Fort Mountain Station. It's easy to understand because it's a roadside store on the ground floor.
A rare and authentic vintage shop in Hong Kong. Hong Kong's best-in-class product lineup, inventory fees, and vintage quality. There are both men's and women's, but there are many men's and unisex. Standard genres such as military, work, denim, and sports are available. 80s and 90s American casuals are especially popular. The price range starts from 5,000 yen.
There are two floors, the ground floor and the first floor. There are also vintage Levi's in the showcase on the ground floor. Many original remake products are produced. As expected of a store that understands vintage, there are many designs that will appeal to vintage clothing lovers.
There is a sale corner at the back of the first floor.
I also took a video of the store.
The Salvation Army Family Stores Tin Hau Home Store (Salvation Army)
Thrift store run by a charity. One of the cheapest secondhand clothing stores in Hong Kong.
http://familystore.salvationarmy.org.hk/
About 5 minutes on foot from Tin Hau Station. It is also close to the Midwest head office.
Thrift shop like off-house in Japan. Anyway, household goods are sold all over the place. Since there are products from around 300 yen, it is quite cheap. Most of the items are priced between 1,000 and 3,000 yen.
Digging is fun because you can find mysterious miscellaneous goods.
Mainly recycled products. I didn't find any vintage, but there might be if the timing is right. It's a fairly cheap recycle shop in Hong Kong, so it was surprisingly crowded.
luddite1811
A vintage shop with a great atmosphere. The name of the restaurant, taken from the Luddite movement of 1811, is also a good touch.
https://www.instagram.com/luddite1811/
The location is next to the above bike shop. About 10 minutes walk from Causeway Bay Station. Ground floor of multi-tenant building. The surrounding area is lined with shops with a good atmosphere, such as bike shops.
Sale of high-class vintage and original clothes made based on it. Almost men's. You can find American and Euro vintages. I didn't see any oiled jackets like Barbour in Hong Kong, but I found them in second-hand clothing stores here. The price range is around 20,000 yen. There are also many select items such as shoes and hats.
We also sell old Japanese clothes.
BlackSun
A select shop of American casual men, such as leather goods.
https://www.instagram.com/blacksun_hk/
About 10 minutes walk from Causeway Bay Station. Building across from Daychild.
On the 5th floor of the building. Take the elevator up.
The building looks like a commercial facility, so if you think about it in Japan, there may be no shops, but in Hong Kong, this style is normal.
Mostly brand new. The price range is around 20,000 yen. Some of them also sell used American casual clothes.
Daychild Vintage & Goods
One of Hong Kong's oldest vintage clothing stores. Daychild is also a vintage shop with high quality that is rare in Hong Kong.
On the second floor of the building.
There is a sign on the ground, so use it as a landmark and go up the stairs.
Mainly men's and unisex. A lot of American second-hand clothes.
There are also select items from Japanese American casual brands, such as shoes and hats.
There were a lot of Lightning magazines. Japan seems to be the source of second-hand clothing information. The price range starts from 5,000 yen. There are also good vintage items, and personally, this is my favorite vintage clothing store in Hong Kong. I bought a 50s gabardine jacket for about 35,000 yen.
The Salvation Army Family Stores (Salvation Army)
Thrift shop with multiple stores in Hong Kong.
https://recycling.salvationarmy.org.hk/index.php ?route=information/information&information_id=21
This place is two stories high and spacious.
Mainly recycled products. Larger selection than other stores.
In Hong Kong, the ground floor is the G floor, and the 2nd floor is the 1st floor.
Shoes are cheap if they fit. Be careful as there are fakes such as Converse.
There were many used books in this store.
Green Ladies Wanchai
Recycle shop specializing in ladies.
The basement floor of a commercial facility.
I think Hong Kong's top class for recycled women's clothing. It sells a lot of regular second-hand clothes, mainly manuscripts, and it's cheap. From 1,000 yen. There are many products. The color-coded display is easy to read.
There are also plenty of small items such as shoes, belts, and bags. There are also children's clothing.
Sheung Wan, Central
SOHO, NOHO, and other areas where good old Hong Kong and cutting-edge technology intersect. Buildings line up along the slopes of the mountain, and the atmosphere of narrow stairs extending between them is one of the typical views of Hong Kong. There are many famous renovation spots such as PMQ.
Asterisk
A stylish shop in a commercial facility with high-end brands.
Landmark building basement floor in Central.
Select, second-hand clothes and miscellaneous goods. It has a mysterious atmosphere and a sense of the near future. Used clothes are mostly American casual from the 80s and 90s. In particular, Nike ACG and 90s American-made T-shirts are abundant. There are many mysterious Japanese miscellaneous goods, and it is interesting to see them. The price range starts from 10,000 yen.
We also carry a lot of Japanese subculture miscellaneous goods, such as Mr. Shirane's illustrations.
The Palm Tree Office second hand book store (Palm Tree)
An appointment-based second-hand clothing store. If you DM me on Instagram, it will be opened immediately. Take the stairs on the left side of the photo to the 4th floor.
Vintage & Second hand clothing shop in Hong Kong – The Palm Tree Office
A few minutes walk from Sheung Wan Station.
The entrance is locked.
The main selection of vintage clothes based on street culture. Mainly used American casual clothes from the 80s and 90s. A pure vintage clothing store which is rare in Hong Kong. The price range is around 4,000 to 10,000 yen. Relatively cheap impression in Hong Kong.
Floor made out of real skateboards. It seems to be an homage to Japanese artists.
SELECT18
This is an antique shop that doesn't sell used clothing, but has interesting clothing accessories.
https://www.instagram.com/select18_mido/
Sheung Wan Station, around Cat Street.
The miscellaneous store looks like an overturned treasure chest. I'm particularly curious about old flight bags. They sell a lot of old records and accessories. They also sell some brand new items, but they have good taste. I bought a vintage ring.
Vintage Place
Secondhand clothing store attached to the costume studio.
https://www.instagram.com/vin_tage_place/
About a 10 minute walk from Sheung Wan Station.
Take off your shoes and enter the store. Although the number of products is small, there are many vintage items in Hong Kong.
Lots of Hawaiian shirts, military, and silver accessories from the Americas. The price range is around 20,000 yen.
BANG! BANG! 70'S
Mainly women's high brand vintage and brand recycling.
https://www.instagram.com/bangbang70s/
Near PMQ. 1st floor of the building.
Ring the bell at the entrance will open it.
Mino Jisso Entrance Store Central Store (MEE & GEE Import Shop)
Cheap thrift shop with multiple stores in Hong Kong. Mainly used clothing recycled items from Japan are sold.
5 minutes walk from Central Station.
Anyway, it's insanely cheap. The lowest price is around 170 yen. Around 1,000 yen is the most common. Most of the clothes are Japanese recycled products, and they are all discarded items, but the amount is large, so it is worth digging. The most interesting thing in Hong Kong was this chain store. I went to several stores in Hong Kong, but found a bargain at every store and bought something.
Videos are also welcome. The 70s Japanese wool jacket is made by Ichibankan, a luxury tailor in Ginza, and costs 3,000 yen. As for soccer uniforms, old boots and rare uniforms were found and purchased. About 1,000 to 3,000 yen. Weird Japanese T-shirts are 500 yen.
I was surprised to be able to pay by credit card.
Tsim Sha Tsui
The area with the famous chaos building "Chongqing Mansions". One of the must-visit stations for sightseeing. Chung King Mansion has the best exchange rate in Hong Kong.
MID WEST K11 store (Midwest)
K11 art Mall branch in the Midwest.
https://www.instagram.com/midwestvintage/
Short walk from Tsim Sha Tsui Station.
It's not a big store, but men's and women's are well-balanced. Mainly remade items and regular used clothes. Some vintages are also hanging on the top, but less than the main store. The price range is around 5,000 to 10,000 yen. There are many small items such as bags and hats.
Vintage Maze
A general store in a commercial facility. A store like Village Vanguard.
https://www.facebook.com/vintagemaze
On the 6th floor of the commercial facility The One.
Most miscellaneous goods. There are many new products. Nixie tube clocks and 90s antique miscellaneous goods are also interesting. There are few second-hand clothes, but they are handled.
Little DOT Vintage
The font that feels like the 70s and 80s is cute.
https://www.instagram.com/littledot_vintage/
On the ground floor of the building.
At the top of the stairs, there is a door. Ring the bell to open it.
Slightly psychedelic and cool. mainly ladies. There are retro dresses and patterned poly shirts. The price range is often around 5,000 to 10,000 yen. Accessories are abundant, too.
Mino Jisso Entrance Tsim Sha Tsui (MEE & GEE Import Shop)
A thrift shop on the outskirts of Tsim Sha Tsui.
It's a little far from Tsim Sha Tsui Station, but there are second-hand clothing stores along the way, and it's a busy area, so it's fun to walk.
The store is long and narrow at the back, making it easier to walk around than other branches. A lot of ladies. There is a retro corner in the back of the store.
Okuhanato Old Works (Overdose Vintage)
Didn't visit because the business hours didn't match.
https://www.instagram.com/catmoverdose/
Sham Shui Po, Prince Edward
Area with many wholesalers and factories. One of the centers of the renovation boom. The atmosphere of the streets and buildings is different from other areas, so you can find unusual shops.
Showa City Club
A retro record shop that feels more Japan than Japan.
https://instagram.com/showacityclub
About 5 minutes walk from Sham Shui Po Station. There are many wholesale clothes and fabrics in the surrounding area, making it a fun area to stroll around.
As the name suggests, there is a lot of Showa-era Japanese culture. Especially city pop records are available. As expected, it is higher than Japan.
There were a lot of Sailor Moon goods.
It was an interesting store selling nonsensical boots and strange parody t-shirts. There are also some regular used clothes from the 90s.
The Redress Closet
Ladies main regular, brand recycling.
Close to Showa City Club.
Mainly branded regular recycled used clothes. Shop around rag tag in Japan. Women's second-hand clothing stores are rare in Hong Kong, so it might be an attractive store for residents.
Footloose Tycoon
High-class brand shop based on vintage.
About 10 minutes walk from Sham Shui Po Station or Taizi Station.
Mainly selling original brands. There are many cool designs in new interpretations of clothes based on vintage. They also sell some used clothes. The price range starts from 20,000 yen.
Bunkaya General Store
It used to be in Harajuku, Japan? We currently have two stores in Hong Kong.
https://www.facebook.com/bunkayazakkaten
About 10 minutes walk from Sham Shui Po Station or Taizi Station.
In Hong Kong, it is a famous grocery store and is crowded. There are many new products. There are a lot of strange miscellaneous goods, so it's interesting to look at them, so you might find unusual souvenirs. There are some old clothes and antiques.
The Salvation Army Family Stores Taishi Store (Salvation Army)
Recycle shop in front of Taishi station.
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A short walk from Taishi Station.
It's a small store, but I got the impression that there were more brands than other stores. There was only the station square and was crowded.
Second hand store
Thrift shop. Not visited. I'm really curious about the auntie wearing the Ramones T-shirt in the photo posted on Google Maps.
http://www.iri.org.hk/2nd_shop_team.html
Mong Kok
There is also a street with street stalls that has become a tourist spot, and it is a Hong Kong-like area where you can enjoy a walk. There is also an area where sneaker stores are gathered. There are many soccer uniform specialty stores, so I went to a few.
MID WEST Mongkok (Midwest)
Mongkok branch in Midwest.
https://www.instagram.com/midwest_618/
The first floor of a commercial facility. Interesting shops such as Bunkaya general store and Tiny are also on the same floor.
It is larger than the K11 branch and has more inventory. Many remakes. You can also find vintage 90s American clothing. The price range starts from 3,000 yen.
There are also vintage Levi's in the showcase.
Rubbish_b Deposition Area (Rubbish b)
Women's antique, second-hand clothing store.
https://www.instagram.com/rubbish_b/
On the 8th floor of the building.
Get on the elevator from the second floor.
Women's items from the 80s to 90s line up. Vintage clothes, bags, watches, accessories, etc. Classic, girly and cute atmosphere.
There are various miscellaneous goods, so it is worth seeing. The price range starts from 5,000 yen.
Mee & GEE Import Shop
An interesting recycle shop in Hong Kong, a used clothing store. It is a chain store with several stores in Hong Kong.
Since it is near the women's quarter, it is easy to stop by while sightseeing.
Because it is located in the downtown area, it was quite crowded. It's narrow because there are too many clothes and there are almost no aisles.
Great fun to dig with two stories. It was interesting to see Okayama Prefecture's soccer team and school gymnastics uniforms.
I laughed when I saw this in the school uniform corner in Japan.
Shoes are also lined up in a mess. Pretty cheap for the size.
Angel's Paradise Vintage
Secondhand clothing store specializing in ladies.
https://www.angelsparadisevintage.store/
9th floor of the building.
Enter the building through this entrance and take the elevator up.
Mainly women's 80s-90s. The number of items is surprisingly large. A vintage clothing store specializing in retro fashion styles. The price range starts from 5,000 yen.
Retrostone
A select shop with many regular used clothes.
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Located in the trendy zone on the first basement floor of a commercial facility. Select shops dealing with Supreme are gathered.
Lots of new band t-shirts.
Mainly men's American casual regular second-hand clothes. There was also some Eurowork. Ladies are also available. You can also find interesting vintage clothes such as Adidas nylon jackets and military remakes. The price range is around 5,000 to 10,000 yen.
Secondhand clothing stores and vintage shops in Hong Kong and other areas
Because of my itinerary, I couldn't go to a second-hand clothing store in an area a little far from the center of Hong Kong. The area around Kwun Tong Station on the east side of the Kowloon side has a retro townscape with many fashionable general stores, and there are also some second-hand clothing stores.
WAKE WAKE WAKE
A colorful and catchy pop vintage clothing store.
Momokawa
We sell Japanese vintage items such as noragi.
https://www.instagram.com/baak3cyun1/
Bluez Clothing Store
A select shop that seems to sell vintage items.
https://www.facebook.com/BLUEZCLOTHING
Pattern Vintage
Lots of old coaches.
http://www.patternvintage-hk.com/
Evening Jiksap
Antique shop with many old miscellaneous goods from Hong Kong.
https://www.facebook.com/jiksap
Grandma Mary Vintage
Retro fashion vintage clothing store. It looked high quality, but I couldn't go.
http://www.grandmamary-vintage.com/
Hello Hippie you like skin
Regular second-hand clothing store mainly for ladies. There are many good items with a cute atmosphere.
The 90's Vintage
time machine collection
I'm not sure where it is, but maybe here.
Grannie Kiddie Vintage Shop Antiques
Miscellaneous recycled clothing store.
