15 Best Vintage Stores in Rome

Mademoiselle Vintage Shop brings a personal, intimate feel to vintage clothing shopping in Rome’s Via Alberto da Giussano. Chiara is associated with a warm, helpful welcome and an inviting atmosphere, making the shop appealing for a considered browse rather than a rushed stop.

Reservations are advisable, and opening arrangements should be confirmed in advance, especially as the listed weekly schedule shows the shop closed every day.

SHOP IN LONDON specialises in vintage and pre-loved Barbour, with jackets, hats, bags and accessories at Via Marmorata in Rome. The shop also handles repairs and rewaxing, making it particularly useful for restoring an older Barbour Bedale rather than simply replacing it.

English-speaking service is available. Opening is limited to Saturday mornings, and appointments may need to be arranged ahead of time.

Elvis Lives Trastevere is a distinctive clothing shop for Roman-inspired gifts, graphic T-shirts and playful everyday accessories. The designs are created with a strong visual identity and a light sense of humour, bringing together local references with a more contemporary, Northern European sensibility.

Babastyles brings a carefully selected vintage wardrobe to Via del Cancello, with an appealing mix of clothing and fashion finds rather than an overwhelming jumble. The friendly, attentive service suits shoppers who enjoy browsing with guidance, while an online store and Instagram presence make it easy to follow new pieces beyond the visit.

It opens Monday to Saturday, 10:30 am to 6:30 pm, and closes Sunday.

Dakota Luxury Vintage & Secondhand Shop focuses on distinctive, high-end accessories at Via Belsiana. Its selection includes vintage designer bags, sunglasses, jewellery, watches and other fashion pieces, arranged with a strongly curated eye.

The setting suits shoppers looking for a rarer statement item rather than everyday basics. Opening is currently concentrated on Saturday, from 11 am to 7:30 pm.

Humana Vintage Roma Monti is a practical vintage clothing stop on Via Leonina, with fitting rooms and a regularly refreshed mix of used garments. Items are washed before being put out, and prices commonly sit around €15–€25, making it approachable for budget-conscious browsing.

The range leans toward larger sizes, while shoes are less prominent and garments are not arranged by size.

Humana Vintage Roma on Via Cavour offers a neatly kept vintage clothing selection, with jackets standing out as a strong browsing category. Smaller and medium sizes can be especially rewarding for jacket hunters, while the men’s range is more limited than at some other Humana locations.

The shop opens from 10am to 8pm daily, with Sunday opening from 10:30am.

Clothes are cleaned and pressed before reaching the racks, giving the shop a polished feel unusual for casual vintage hunting. Saturday is the main opening day, from 10:30 am to 7:30 pm.

Pifebo Vintage Shop in Trastevere combines an eclectic vintage clothing selection with a dedicated sunglasses line. The shop is a good fit for shoppers hunting standout pieces rather than a tightly uniform wardrobe, with both men’s and women’s sections represented.

Prices vary by item, while the range can include designer leather outerwear. Opening hours are selective, including closures on Friday and Saturday.

Vogueabond offers an evening vintage-shopping experience on Via Panisperna, with a distinctive interior and a selection that can yield memorable finds such as a well-preserved Twinset dress. Its late opening hours, generally 7 pm to 10:30 pm, make it a natural fit after dinner or an afternoon around Monti.

Sunday is included, while Saturday begins earlier at 6 pm.

Second Hand Brandstore in the Parioli area offers a broad mix of pre-owned clothing, bags and shoes at Via Velletri. The selection is particularly useful for shoppers comparing categories in one visit, with designer bags among the potential finds.

Its daily 9:30am–7:30pm schedule supports flexible browsing, while the online catalogue provides an additional way to explore the store’s product range.

Chi c'era una volta, c'é sempre. 1972 is a welcoming vintage clothing shop on Via Luigi Vanvitelli, with a broad assortment that rewards regular browsing.

The appeal lies in finding original garments, recognisable brands and everyday prices alongside more unusual pieces; shirts are an especially practical starting point. It opens Monday to Saturday from 9:30 am to 7:30 pm and closes Sunday.

Stravaganze Romane is a compact vintage and second-hand clothing shop in Rome, with a focused selection of shirts, jeans and genuine leather jackets. The edit rewards a little browsing: alongside everyday pieces, it can turn up vintage Levi’s and well-made garments that feel distinctive without looking overly styled.

Mercatino Usato Roma Garbatella is a large second-hand market in Rome where browsing is part of the appeal. Its maze-like interior brings together an extensive clothing section, books, glassware and assorted vintage goods, creating the kind of setting where an intended purchase can easily become an unexpected find.

Jeansotheque is a Rome vintage shop built around denim, with a broader selection of second-hand clothing and carefully chosen pieces. It suits shoppers searching specifically for jeans or distinctive denim rather than a general luxury boutique.

The store opens weekday evenings from 6 to 8 pm, with longer hours on Saturday and Sunday. Its Via Pesaro location is best approached as a planned stop.