Trash Schick on Wühlischstraße has been collecting since the eighties, and this is reflected in its stock: clothes from that era hang alongside military jackets and accessories from several decades. The focus is on shoes.
Trash Schick: Friedrichshain Original Since the Eighties
Trash Schick on Wühlischstraße has been around since the eighties, and this is evident in its stock. Clothes from that era hang alongside military jackets, with accessories from several decades in between. More unusual pieces can be found here than in shops that have only been collecting for a few years.
The focus is on shoes. The condition of the goods is good, and prices remain significantly below what comparable vintage shops in Mitte charge. Items are sorted by category, not by size.
A Visit to Trash Schick
The space is densely packed, so a quick pass-through won’t reveal much. If you plan an hour and are willing to browse through the racks, you’ll usually leave with more than you intended.
Wühlischstraße belongs to the Boxhagen district, and Boxhagener Platz is just a few minutes away. A flea market takes place there on Sundays, which can be easily combined with a visit.
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Price Level
Shirts and blouses usually 10 to 25 Euros, jackets 30 to 70 Euros, shoes 20 to 50 Euros
Public Transport
S-Bahn Ostkreuz and Tram M13 Wühlischstraße, each about five minutes on foot
Parking
Parking is managed in the Boxhagener Kiez, more free parking is available in the side streets towards Ostkreuz
Assortment
Vintage from several decades, military jackets, dresses from the eighties, and a wide shoe selection
Highlight
The shop has been around since the eighties, so its accumulated stock is deep
Sorting
By category instead of size, densely hung, allow an hour for a browse
Suitable for
Anyone who enjoys browsing and is looking for unique pieces instead of basics
Nearby
Boxhagener Platz with its Sunday flea market is just a few minutes' walk away
Opening Hours
- Mon to Sat: 12:00 - 20:00
