24 Locations
Clothing shopping in Berlin ranges from big boulevards to independent boutiques and vintage stores. Around the Kurfürstendamm, Mitte and Neukölln, clothing covers everything from designer labels to streetwear, second-hand and sustainable brands.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for clothing, from department stores and concept shops to local labels and flea markets. Some focus on high fashion, others on affordable, everyday and pre-loved pieces.
Browse the shops below to find the best clothing in Berlin, compare labels and prices, and refresh your wardrobe.
In Kreuzberg, Sommergold shows that office wear and material awareness go hand in hand. The Berlin label works with BEST and GOTS-certified natural fabrics, predominantly sews in its own studio, and designs models that are not season-bound.
At Pick n Weight in Mitte, you pay not per piece, but per kilo: Each item has a color marking, and weighing is done on scales in the shop. The assortment ranges from costumes from the fifties to seventies blouses and nineties sportswear.
SOEUR on Marienburger Straße offers used women's fashion from labels like Acne, Marc Jacobs, or Chloé, plus jewelry and individual home furnishings. A good part of the stock comes directly from customers who bring in their own items.
Around half of the inventory at Garments Vintage on Linienstraße comes from current TV and film productions. The two owners themselves worked as costume designers and thus acquire goods that do not appear in regular retail.
Not Too Sweet's second store on Oranienstraße focuses on selection over quantity: Nineties and early two-thousands secondhand, plus sportswear, individual designer pieces, and upcycling from Berlin workshops.
Paul's Boutique in Oderberger Straße specializes in sneakers, with over a thousand pairs permanently available. Used denim and leather jackets hang in between, and motorcycle helmets or 80s boomboxes stand among the racks.
"Life is too short for boring shirts" is the motto of Kaiser Friedrich Men's Shirts in Berlin-Charlottenburg.
Das Neue Schwarz on Mulackstraße exclusively carries second-hand designer fashion, from Vivienne Westwood to YSL Vintage to Isabel Marant. The store originated from an online shop and doesn't look like a second-hand store at all.
Gewandhaus on Belziger Straße only accepts well-preserved outerwear made from natural materials, along with leather shoes and accessories. Merino wool, alpaca, silk, and cashmere are found here much more often than polyester.
On Mommsenstrasse, Macy'z carries pre-owned fashion from labels like Valentino, Chanel, Alexander Wang, or Hermès, much of it from the Charlottenburg neighborhood. The pieces are inspected and refurbished before sale and are spaced out on the racks.
Many items at Veist in Selchower Straße bear a tag with their backstory: for example, a silk blouse of an ambassador's wife or a patterned cardigan of a New Yorker. Used clothing thus becomes a piece with documented origin.
In Berlin the shops of Hollister and Zara Home can only be found here at Boulevard Berlin. Together with the only Berlin shop of Primark in the neighbouring SCC it turns the disitrict of Steglitz into a popular destination for shopping friends.
Charlottenburg has many faces – but hardly any as colorful as this: Kaiser Friedrich Men's Shirts stands for brightly colored, custom-made Berlin fashion for men* who don't settle for gray. Made in Berlin, worn with attitude.
In the store Regal Rocker in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg, not far from the Helmholtzplatz, many beautiful handcrafted little things from different artists are offered.
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.
In Berlin Mitte, on Anklamer Straße, designer Karin Jordan radically rethinks slow fashion: custom-made business wear for women who don't see well-being and sustainability as opposites. Clothing that feels so good, it's like living in it.
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This second-hand store does not win you over with the original shirt worn by John Lennon as decoration on the wall and its well sorted scope of young fashion for sale but above all with the cheerful-cordial nature of its owner.
A top by Hugo Boss for only 35 Euros or an almost new Prada evening dress for 150 Euros, fans of big fashion brands will love the noble second hand shop Sommerladen in the Linienstraße in Mitte.
Made in Berlin is one of the largest second-hand shops in Berlin and offers colorful second-hand and vintage fashion for women and men on two floors.
A real insiders' tip for women's clothing is the Boutique Polka in the Neukölln neighbourhood of Reuterplatz.
Berlin's fashion shooting star Kilian Kerner, actor Matthias Schweighöfer, TV presenter Joko Winterscheid and music producer Sebastian Radlmeier are the faces behind the label German Garment.
Their copious choice is nearly criminally good - the Friedrichshain-based fashion shop offers a vast array of Berlin labels.
Since January 2022, the @Baergarten flea market has been starting the new year! Every Saturday, from 12:00 - 18:00, the charming outdoor area of the Baergarten transforms into a small marketplace with private vendors. Additionally, there are cool drinks, fruity mulled wine, and hot Neapolitan pizza from the stone oven. If it gets too chilly outside, you can make yourself comfortable in the indoor area.