The Holala Vintage franchise is known for selling finely curated pieces of clothing, and rightly so. If you drop by their biggest store right behind the MACBA you will be delighted by their vast collection of carefully preserved clothing and furniture from as far back as the 1950s.
Holala Vintage, Carrer dels Tallers, 73, Barcelona +34 934 12 23 07
Holala Vintage Store | Photo by Alison Moss
This tiny vintage store is set further apart than the main group of thrift shops in Calle Tallers. The personalized assistance of its owner will make the usually challenging experience of finding a fitting mom-jean a breeze. Clothes and accessories are generally tastefully selected pieces from the 1980s and 1990s at more than reasonable prices.
La Principal Retro & Co Calle Valldonzella, 52, Barcelona +34 607 26 57 57
La Principal Retro & Co | Courtesy of La Principal Retro & Co
Camden Garage is probably the most eclectic vintage store on Calle Tallers. Though you’ll probably have to rummage more than usual to find something that you like, their eclectic selection of clothing offers stylish options for all tastes at great prices.
Camden, Calle Tallers, 29 Barcelona
Camden Vintage Store | Photo by Alison Moss
If you’re an avid vintage shopper, you’ll probably prefer paying for the weight of your purchases instead of handing out the money for each individual piece. That’s exactly what Flamingo Market Kilo offers: a set price per weight. Treat yourself to some unique clothing and let the scale tell you the price.
Flamingo Market Kilo | Photo by Alison Moss | Photo by Alison Moss
P.N.B is a homely vintage shop in the Raval with tons of clothing in a great state. On top of offering a wide selection of clothing ranging from the 1970s up to the 1990s, they also sell some awesome furniture.
Produit National Brut, Barcelona.
P.N.B Vintage Store | Photo by Alison Moss