Men's Fashion

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.

Hirmer Große Größen in Steglitz, a specialist men's fashion store, offers a good selection of models and a variety of sizes in men's fashion.

Gormannstraße 19a in the Scheunenviertel is Carolina and Aron's second store and the more design-focused of the two. The assortment comes almost entirely from Italy; cashmere, silk, wool, and leather define the selection, while synthetic fabrics are consistently sorted out. Among vintage stores in Berlin, this is the go-to address for Italian goods with provenance.

Among the antique dealers on Suarezstraße, SPITZE has been offering original clothing, textiles, and accessories from 1860 to 1960 for about 40 years. Two rooms, organized by decade, are stacked with evening gowns, fur and wool coats up to the ceiling. Among Berlin's vintage stores, this is the go-to address for film and theater productions.

"Big is Beautiful" - this is what the fashion label Ulla Popken stands for, offering feminine and fashionable clothing for larger sizes, celebrating the joy of personal style, regardless of clothing size, in many stores in Berlin.

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.

At Dieffenbachstraße 52 in the Graefekiez, a sibling duo runs HARDT, a store for second-hand designer fashion with a focus on Helmut Lang, Yohji Yamamoto, and Prada. The selection remains deliberately small and understated, opting out of Y2K and party wear. Among Berlin's vintage stores, HARDT is the quiet and very well-curated one.

A paradise for curvy fashionistas in Charlottenburg: Größen Wahnsinn offers XXL fashion that's fun, fits well, and feels like true personality! Between high-quality new items, second-hand treasures, and cheerful accessories, you'll get advice that truly suits you!

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.

This traditional specialty store in Schöneberg is specialized in large and extra-large sizes for men. At Große Größen Betex, you'll find everything from suits and leather jackets to nightwear.

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.

Supermarché on Wiener Straße in Kreuzberg is a shop for fair and ecologically produced fashion. In addition to around 30 brands, it features the in-house label Hirschkind with hand-printed shirts, bed linen, and tea towels.

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.

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 Karl-Kunger-Straße in Alt-Treptow, the assortment ranges from 1920s dresses, the New Look of the Fifties, to the anti-fashion of the Seventies, with a focus on skirts, dresses, and blouses from the Fifties and Sixties. Hats, bags, and scarves are also available. Among Berlin's vintage stores, this one covers the broadest span of decades.

Men's outfitter in Mitte with its own collection and no external brands: Herr von Eden produces tuxedos and suits in small editions of fifteen to thirty pieces. A midnight blue tuxedo suit costs 1,399 Euros, cummerbunds are 289 Euros. The Berlin boutique opens exclusively by prior appointment.

Lady Su specializes in women's fashion in sizes 42 to 56 and places great emphasis on consultation and service in a total of three branches in Spandau, Steglitz, and Berlin-City.

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.

At Mollywood in Berlin-Charlottenburg, women can find women's fashion from selected labels up to size 58 plus.

Germany's first Curvy Concept Store is located in Charlottenburg, near Savignyplatz. Les Soeurs Shop in Berlin stands for plus-size fashion that's truly fun: curated, stylish, and with the feeling of finally being in the right place.