Antwerp Vintage Map (2) Cheap and easy-to-shop vintage stores! Missing it is equivalent to losing money.

Last time I introduced several Antwerp vintage buyers’ shops, most of which are carefully selected shops. This time I introduce a few vintage shops with a wide range of products and more affordable prices!

When walking through the store, I often see many good-looking Belgian boys and girls. At this time, I would secretly rejoice in my heart, it was the right time!

The very cold ROsier 41 is the most expensive and most cost-effective store in this issue. You can find clothes from many big brands and well-known designers here, many of which are in almost like new condition.

The store's logo is very stylish, and the display in the store is very practical and concise. The clothes are all arranged by brand, and many fashionistas come here to find the items they have missed.

However, there is an unwritten rule in the store that you cannot buy two clothes of the same brand and style. Since the price of clothes here is not high, it attracts some scalpers.

In order to prevent people from reselling and maliciously raising the price, so that customers who originally like this dress cannot buy it, the store came up with this strategy. But if you think about it carefully, the purpose of buying vintage is to be unique, and you are willing to buy two identical clothes. This situation is really rare.

It also shows that among the peers, his store is really comprehensive (you can have two of the same clothes) and cheap.

In addition to clothes, there are also many types of shoes here. They are in very good condition, like new shoes. They may not be popular anymore, but they are still beautiful even if they are countercurrent.

ROsier 41 combines design and practicality, and the clothes are carefully selected but not condescending. If you like branded vintage, this is the best store in Antwerp.

T2 is already very cheap, but it is often discounted. Sometimes three or four euros can buy a nice shirt, reminiscent of pre-inflation prices.

The most eye-catching part of the whole store are the several rotating shirt racks upon entering. Just browse around and you'll find what you like.

The shoes and bags here are placed on the shelves like books. But thinking about how they spent a period of life with their previous owners, and then met themselves here by chance, maybe they have experienced a more exciting story than the one in the book.

In just a few minutes, boys and girls kept coming and going. The clothes that are bought will soon enter another period of their "clothing" life.

Looking at episodes at the door, you would think this is a minimalist vintage store. But when you walk into the store, you will find that there are so many clothes here!

When I entered the store, I didn’t want to look for anything. I just wanted to know what I couldn’t find here. Ski suits, German aprons, floral skirts Dirndl and Japanese kimonos could all be hung in a row.

Denim jackets and floral shirts are arranged according to color, and even sunglasses look like they are filled with candied haws foam rolls.

Although there are many products, customers can quickly find what they want to buy because of the reasonable placement.

However, this is for customers with a purpose. If you are a casual customer, you will definitely get lost here.

Even if you’re a Vintage shopper like me, you can’t get away from this place. The shopping bag in the store costs 1 euro each and is a random old cloth bag.

It suddenly occurred to me that everyone has a lot of environmentally friendly cloth bags. I really don’t know if they are still environmentally friendly?

Melting Pot Kilo is a chain of vintage stores. In addition to Antwerp, there are also two in Brussels.

As soon as you enter the door, you can see Vintage made of jeans.

As a vintage store that sells clothes by weight, the quality of the clothes is good. The products are arranged according to type and color. The colors are very relaxing and there is no sense of crowding like other places.

The first floor is for women's clothing and the second floor is for men's clothing. Because the weather was too cold, I bought a large denim jacket, which only cost 10 euros after weighing it.

Buy clothes the same way you buy groceries, and it’s also environmentally friendly. I didn’t expect it to actually come true here! !