There was a time when thrifting in Lille meant knowing two or three well-hidden gems. Safe to say things have changed. From Old Town Lille to Wazemmes, secondhand shopping has popped up all over the place, with each boutique offering its own specialty. Clothing sold by the kilo, 90's sportswear, ultra-curated pieces or budget finds: we've updated our address book for a vintage adventure in 2026.
Bon Chic Bonne Fripe: for sportswear and old school treasures
We start on Gambetta street with a place that's become an institution. Open since 2017, Bon Chic Bonne Fripe blends different worlds: sportswear, 70's and 80's pieces, jeans, overalls, leather, trenches, Converse and even some more upscale items.We especially love stopping by to hunt down a colorful jacket, a retro sweatshirt or a sportswear piece that could have easily stepped out of a 1994 family photo. The boutique regularly refreshes its selection
and offers clothing for both women and men.Bon Chic Bonne Fripe
234 rue Léon-Gambetta, Lille
Kilo Shop : fill your basket then step on the scale
The concept hasn't changed, but the location has. Kilo Shop left rue Basse to settle on place des Patiniers, still in the heart of Lille. In this spacious 300 m² thrift store, a good portion of the clothing is sold by weight. How does it work ? Each item has a colored sticker corresponding to a price per kilo. You choose, you weigh, and you discover the price. Some pieces are also offered at fixed prices and the shop has a selection of upcycled creations. In short, allow yourself some time : here, the hunt is part of the fun.
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Kilo Shop Lille
14 place des Patiniers, Lille
Frip'Up: the gem of Rue Gambetta
Yet another great reason to go hunting for bargains over in Wazemmes. Frip'Up has carved out a lovely spot in Lille's secondhand landscape with a selection that blends vintage clothing and easy-to-wear everyday pieces.The shop is especially appreciated for its carefully curated selection and new arrivals, with that wonderfully satisfying feeling of stumbling upon THE item you absolutely didn't come looking for. The classic thrill of thrift shopping, really.
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Frip'Up
79 rue Léon-Gambetta, Lille
Be Bop Vintage: for thrifters who love carefully curated pieces
Just a stone's throw from République-Beaux-Arts, Be Bop leans more toward a vintage showroom vibe than the kind of massive bin where you dig through fifty shirts before spotting something promising.The selection here is thoughtfully curated, and the shop particularly attracts those hunting for real vintage pieces with character. A great option if you'd rather hunt through a cozy boutique instead of spending three hours rummaging around.
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Be Bop Vintage
2 rue Nicolas-Leblanc, Lille
Slowmod : secondhand fashion with a responsible approach
Located on Rue Pierre-Mauroy, Slowmod takes a slightly different approach to vintage clothing. Here you'll find secondhand clothes and accessories designed to be easily worn day-to-day, blending trendy pieces with vintage finds. The shop takes things even further by organizing workshops focused on upcycling, sewing, and embroidery. Perfect for those who love secondhand style but don't necessarily want to leave looking like they're headed to an 80s party.
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Slowmod
63 rue Pierre-Mauroy, Lille
Yemma: the little thrift store worth the detour
Head over to rue des Fossés to discover Yemma, another gem that's joined Lille's thrift store scene. Here too, you'll find a curated selection of secondhand and vintage clothing in a small boutique where the real fun is hunting for that one special find. A cool alternative to the big chain thrift stores downtown, especially if you love more carefully chosen selections.
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Yemma Friperie
4 rue des Fossés, Lille
Funny Vintage: carefully curated secondhand fashion
Funny Vintage is an old favorite in our selection, but the shop has moved. You'll now find it on rue de la Barre.What's their thing? A thoughtfully selected and beautifully presented collection of vintage pieces—perfect for those who love vintage style but aren't quite ready to dive headfirst into a mountain of sweaters. Definitely worth a stop during your secondhand shopping adventure in the city center.
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Funny Vintage
55 rue de la Barre, Lille
At Ugo's: the thrift store designed for men
Because secondhand shopping in Lille doesn't stop at women's racks, head over to the charming Place aux Oignons. Chez Ugo focuses on men's clothing with a selection of pre-loved pieces in one of the most delightful corners of Old Lille. A particularly interesting spot to round out your wardrobe: here, there's no need to dig through fifteen racks before finding three men's shirts buried at the back of the shop.
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At Ugo's
3 Onions Square, Lille